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( 6 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 20,1982 Section Two Blackstock By Joyce Kelly Anyone who was thinking of purchasing the W.I. will have to wait. Last week I reported it was (or sale for only $200.00. It was the W.I. Quilt that is for sale so rest your feathers ladies, your W.I. is safe for a little while longer. Plans are well underway for the Ranger Fashion Show this Thursday. It was decided at the last Ranger meeting that the Rangers would model Chandelle Fashions once again. Come on out Thursday at the C.E. Room in the United Church and support your Rangers. Twenty-one young people attended the first Young People's Meeting in the form of a weiner roast on Friday at.the United Church. It was decided that we would give the group a change. Our next meeting will be on Sunday, October 31st. Anyone wishing wishing to attend is welcome, just show up in a costume and arrive at the church at 8 p.m. There was an excellent crowd at the Blackstock United Church on Sunday when the beautiful memorial window was dedicated in memory of Pearl Bilbey (nee Wright). It had been donated by her husband, Dr. Douglas Bilbey. The Senior Choir sang a lovely anthem entitl- ed"Count It all Joy" with Mrs. Eileen McLaughlin as soloist. Rev. D. Davis' sermon on The Good Samaritan Samaritan was very thought provoking. provoking. Next Sunday will be the Sacrament of Baptism and Youth Sunday. On Sunday evening the Stewards sponsored an evening evening of slides presented by Dale VanCamp of his recent trip to Europe. These pictures showed the agricultural agricultural viewpoint of the British Isles and Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Holmes of Oshawa and Mrs. Rupert Byers of Bowmanville at a luncheon after Church. Blackstock Nursery School Blackstock Nursery School held their second meeting of the year on Tuesday, Oct. 12, with 30 members present. The week before Hallowe'en the Nursery School children will be going for a walk to get a pumpkin. The week of Halloween they will be having parties in their classes. Children may dress up simply with no masks. There will be Show 'n Tell on Nov. 9,10 and 11. At our next meeting Tuesday, Nov. 9, we will be making Com Husk DoHs. The meeting will be held at 7:30. A committee was set up to make a float for the Port Perry Santa Claus Parade on Nov. 27. A committee committee was also formed to plan our Pancake Breakfast with Santa, tentatively on Dec. 5th. The Children's Christmas Christmas Party will be held on Dec. 17. A committee was also formed to plan this event. Preparations are almost complete for our Oktoberfest Dance. If you still need tickets contact Marlene McKee at 986-5264. See you there! The Blackstock Bread Bunds judged their 100 per cent Whole Wheat Bread on Thursday. They made spiral twists, hot dog buns, donuts, daisies and kolaches. They also made plans on who to invite to their party on Tues. Welcome home Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDiarmid who returned from a relaxing relaxing week in sunny Cuba. Hope you enjoyed your trip. Sorry to have to report that former resident Mrs. Ruth Wilson is hospitalized in Port Perry Hospital. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feltis, Cheryl, Randy and Peter of Sebright, The Senior Citizen's Euchre Party was held on Tuesday with 12 tables and the following winners: 1- Susie Harris 86; 2-Elva Van Camp 86; 3-Ruby Tripp 79; 4-Ann Manns 76; 5-A, Timms 75; 6-Myrtle Gimblett 72; Jennie Bailey Low. The draws were won by l-Elwood Tripp; 2-Dorothy McDiarmit and 3-Lionel Byam. This week the Cartwright Central Public School's Grades 5 and 6 students will be spending several days at Camp Samac. Also this past week our Public School was represented represented at a CROSS Country meet in Uxbridge. Cartwright placed third overall and proceeded to the finals. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strong have returned home from a most enjoyable holiday in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. Mrs, Roy Taylor spent Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs, Anson Teylor's country home on Lake Muskoka. The following Friday, Mrs. and Mrs. Anson Taylor were guests at his mothers, Mrs. Roy Taylor. YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! fOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&Pi Here's your chance to ring up BIG SAVINGS in every department. Prices effective thru Sat., October 23rd. OC UJ H I-- IU 60 O Û D O > POWDERED Sunlight Detergent 6 LITRE CONTAINER OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.89 LIQUID Javex Bleach OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.33 CHEFMASTER, PARCHMENT WRAPPED Margarine ®4.r GOURMET DOG DINNER Top Breed ®6" OUR REGULAR PRICE 10.59 ANN PAGE, SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY Peanut Butter ©1 49 < < a m F F UJ 60 o Û 500 g jar OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.29 JANE PARKER, HAMBURGER BUNS OR Wiener Rolls Ipkgs of ' 8 OUR REGULAR PRICE .79 PKG GAY LEA. ASST FLAVOURS Fiesta Style Yogurt FACIAL TISSUE, ASST COLOURS OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.13 EACH BUY 6 SAVE k 85 READY-TO-SERVE, ASST VARIETIES Heinz Soups 8 FL OZ TINS OUR REGULAR PRICE .39 EACH SPRITE,TAB, FRESCA OR Coca-Cola 6 Pack 750 mL BTLS LESS THAN OUR REGULAR PRICE 4.39 FAR Free Pumpkin PROD. OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS IN SALADS Fresh 12 oz g pkg o Kindergarten teachers only. Bring your class to A&P and pick out your Free Pumpkin. $1 ^/Vd° Mushrooms PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. SWEET ^ _ Fresh Strawberries pm, 1.49 1 . n PROD. OF CALIFORNIA.TENDER 4 fill CANADA NO. 1 GRADE.PROD. OF ON .49 Bunch Carrots Z, 0 , L 49 All Purpose Potatoes 1ITE. SEEDLESS. SIZE 48'S Grapefruit CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF U.S.A.. FAMILY PACK Ripe Tomatoes fay 5 1.49 PROD. OF FLORIDA, WHITE. SEEDLESS. SIZE 48'S - go CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF FLORIDA ^ f _ PROD. OF ONTARIO OR U.S.A. 6../I.49 Corn-0n-The-Cob 5/1.49 Fresh Broccoli .20 lb bag bunch PROD. OF FLORIDA. DELICIOUS + m n PROD. OF ONTARIO. J.B. BRAND. SWEET * , n uainaua i-anuy, mmuu. ut- un i ahiu Avocados 2 = 1.49 Apple Cider 6 Z 0Z 1.49 McIntosh Apples PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. IN SHELL CANADA FANCY. PROD. OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF ONTARIO^» ^ .g* PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. IN SHELL / J |A PROD. OF CALIF' Green Cabbage 3.= 1.49 Jumbo Walnuts 3"; g /, b 1.49 Raisins DAARG^i CANADA NO. l'uRADE. PROD. OF CALIFORNIA ... . CANADA FANCY APPLES, PROD. OF FRANCE 2i=, 1.49 Red Emperor Grapes 2 " q /b.99 Granny Smith 2.98 .99 5 lb 1 QQ bag I . Jw PROD. OF CALIFORNIA. GREAT FOR SHELL-OUTS . -- .. pkg =114 1 RD Vi oz pkqs I ■ UJ CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF ONTARIO.J.ARG Celery Stalks CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF ONTARIO,» . . ~ PROD. OF SOUTH AFRICA ^ PROD. OF U.S.A, JOBE'S Rutabagas 3 = 1.49 Valencia 0ranges12,=r2.99 PlantSpikes CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF ONTARIO. YELLOW .... CANADA NO. 1 GRADE. PROD. OF ONTARIO L!S .99 Carrots S Cooking Onions H./.88 2/1.49 PROD. OF ONTARIO. SEVERAL COLOURS . , .. .99 Reiger Begonias 4 5 h 1.49 You'll do better with BAKED GOODS from A&P! Health & Beauty Aids & General Merchandise You'll do better with FROZEN FOODS from A&P! JANE PARKER. SLICED 450 g (16 0Z) LOAVES BUY 2-SAVE 1.49 Raisin Êk £/ j49 Secret Bread OUR REGULAR PRICE .99 LOAF Pantyhose OUR REGULAR PRICE 1.49 EACH 2/ F HIGH LINER, FROZEN, BOSTON BLUE 16 OZ PKG Fish & Chips OUR RE 1ULAR PRICE 1.79 lUNBLUt ltiUZHKU © F 624 g (22 oz) size JANE PARKER Plain Donuts JANE PARKER Apple Pie DEMPSTERS Earth Bread JANE PARKER. SLICED (100",, PURE VEG SHORT) Protein Bread 450 i==. 6oz) _ ^ .M LIQUID DETERGENT m BLUE WATER. FROZEN, HADDOCK - 2 Vi.49 Gentle Fels SÎXÏ.1.49 Fish & Chips ,.,1.49 1.49 Crest Toothpaste 2 ïï£, 1.49 Beef Steakettes 3 2 * g / b F 1.49 1.49 1.19 BLUE WATER. FROZEN, HADDOCK loaf » , pkg ol 12 510 g(1B oz) cake u11L- r«nr\i_n. uuuuu|ivv u ■ wnt. * i Old Fashioned Bread MARVEL. HAMBURGER BUNS OR Wiener Rolls JANE PARKER Gold Pound Cake JANE PARKER Spanish Bar Cake JANE PARKER Pumpkin Pie SKIPPY. CREAMY OR SUPER CHUNK Peanut Butter GREEN GIANT. ASST VAR. INCI. SUMMER SWEET PEAS - , .. HAI KARATE. REGULAR 2 45 Œ 0 > 1.49 Shave Cream 300 inLaerosol tin « I.A BLUE WATER. FROZEN, HADDOCK 1.49 Fish Fries 8 oz pkg rn LIME DEODORANT .59 Right Guard . ■ n RICH'S. FROZEN 2'""1.49 Coffee Rich 3 500 g clns JANE PARKER. SLICED(I00"„ PURE VEG SHORT) -- w SANI CAT .59 Cat Utter 10 lb bag « FRUIT BEVERAGE. FROZEN, CONCENTRATED 1.49 Five Alive oz tin -I-. SYLVANIA. 60 OR 100 WATT .99 Light Bulbs ^ CATCH-ALL 1.29 Garbage Bags 4 r,A 4 'NEW' VARIETIES INCLZUCCHINI LASAGNA __ pk r1.49 Lean Cuisine Entrees 3 r2.09 -- 4 li#l SAVARIN, BEEF, CHICKEN. SAL STEAK. OR TURKEY 2 pk9 o ol 1.49 Frozen Dinners X 4 .n CHINOOK * SAVARIN. FROZEN. 4 VAR INCL TURKEY =z) 1,19 windshield Washer 'col 11 . 51 1.49 Pot Pies cake 024 g (22 oz) 1.39 Cola Glasses 750 g jar -- , -- D OR C SIZES (9 VOLT PKG OF I) j . n GAY LEA 2.49 Mallory Batteries 2 = k f 1.49 Chip Dip cation ol 6 8 oz pkg . . n McCAIN, FROZEN. FANCY 1.49 Brussels Sprouts GAY LEA 1.29 .59 1.49 1.49 2 lb pkg GREEN GIANT. ASST VAR. INCL SUMMER SWEET PEAS SURTEC Canned Vegetables o', 1 ,!!. .38 Garbage Bags BATHROOM TISSUE. ASST COU Velour Tissue Pkgol - If! A&ppR0CESS ~ 1.49 Cream Cheese 10 i tub S0g 1.49 pkg BATHROOM TISSUE. ASST COLOURS „ . n NEW SPARKLERS' McCULVEIVS. 0V/L. TULIP OR BUTTERFLY pk oM 1.49 Air Fresheners I 1% ASSORTED VARIETES _ , . _ _ 2.49 Cordon Bleu Spreads 3^1.49 rolls oacli BEEF, CHICKEN, OR IRISH 24 FL OZ TIN REGULAR 100 y BARS STOKELY KIDNEY BEANS OR ASST VAR OF 141FL OZ TINS Cordon -j^g Gentle Touch ^^49 VanCamp Bleu Stews Soap Beans mn vi iMTLUt IIIIO 2/ F OUR REGULAR PRICE 2.49 YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P| | YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&PI