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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 20,1984 9 Prices effective thru Sat., June 23rd, 1984. A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! Savings in this ad based on A&P current regular retails. family pack REGULAR ONLY (PLUS BTL. & CARRIER DEPOSITS) EXTRA FINE, FINE OR REGULAR GRIND COFFEE ALL POPULAR BRANDS. REGULAR OR KING SIZE Nabob Tradition FAMILY PACK OF 6-750 mL BTLS Limit 3 per family purchase Cartdn of 20's or 25's (Regular & Sugar Free Sprite or Diet Coke 6-750 btls. 2.79) (Case ol 24-280 mL tins 6.99-SAVE 1.00) (Fine or Regular Decaffeinated 369 g vac pac 3.99-SAVE .76) WARNING: Health & Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked-avoid inhaling. \ Vf>v) V y yl : •• " ! 1 WMw SAVE 1-32/kg ■ 60 lb CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" BEEF OUTSIDE CUT , EYE REMOVED, BONELESS Round Roast SAVE1.10/kg-.50 SAVE .88/kg-.40 SAVE 1.76/kg-. SIRLOIN TIP, RUMP OR INSIDE CUT ROUND BEEF Boneless Roasts COMBINATION PACK CONTAINS: 2 RIB ENDS, 2 LOIN ENDS, 4 CENTRE CUT CHOPS Loin Pork Chops FRESH, END CUTS Boneless Pork Loins FRESH, MEDIUM 'GREAT ON THE B.B.O." Ground Beef 3? 3 /1 69 CUT FROM CANADA'S FINEST GRADE 'A' BEEF, TENDERIZED Cube Steak 7™/3^ BONELESS, POINTS (CENTRE CUTS 6.37/kar2.89 lb) Brisket Beef E „ d cu.s VÏÏ/2HI PORK LOIN RIB PORTION (COUNTRY STYLE) Spare Ribs 4? 9 V1 99 APPROX. 50% MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 4 50% GROUND PORK Ground Meat combination 3"/1" SWEET PICKLED Sliced Back Bacon5? k g/2 59 SWEET PICKLED'(CENTRE CUTS 5.27/kg-2.39 lb) Back Bacon En d cuts 4^f/2 19 A&P, REGULAR OR THICK SLICED Side Bacon vL 00 Pa 9 = 2 119 BREAKFAST Burns Sausage 3*1 /1 5 ? BURNS SHAMROCK OR STAMPEDE BRAND, SLICED Side Bacon 2 59 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED. BOLOGNA. MAC & CHEESE OR LUNCHEON Cooked Meats Z%] 69 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED, VARIETY PACK Cooked Meats 375 g 1 vac pac 1 189 SLICED, SKINLESS & DEVEINED 21!/, J Beef Liver 19 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA. SLICED. B.B.O. LOAF. mac* a nucccc t tiKirunnki Cooked Meats 175 g QQ vac pac ivv BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SLICED 139 Cooked Ham 175 g 1 vac pac 1 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, SWEET PICKLED 199 1 lb Cottage Rolls 45/1 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, BY THE PIECE 149 1 lb Bologna Chunks 35/1 BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA 'GREAT ON THE B.B.Q.' |29 Smokie Dogs 450 g 5 vac pac im BURNS PRIDE OF CANADA, REGULAR OR B.B.Q. |49 Wieners 450 g 1 vac pac 1 ALL BEEF 139 Shopsy Salami 175 g 1 vac pac 1 REGULAR OR ALL BEEF Shopsy Bologna 175 g DD vac pac ■ JJ SHOPSY, COLE SLAW OR 49 Potato Salad 500 g 1 cln 1 RIB OR 3 TO 3 'h LB CUT TENDERLOIN PORTION Pork Loin Roasts 41Ï/1®? ROAST OR CHOPS (BONELESS 6.15/kg-2.79 lb) Pork Loin Centre Cut 5?kg/2 3 ? T ^Deli ShopÂ&p (Available at selected stores only) PRIDE OF CANADA, WHOLE, DELI SLICED Vintage og /Q99 Hams .OOm,/Jib PRIMO Genoa Salami .81,i„o g /3 69 QUADELCO, FARMER OR MILD Cheddar Cheese 1009 .75/3 3 ? lhe Bakeshopz & P (Available at selected stores only) BAKED FRESH DAILY Pecan Pie 8 sï h 2.29 BAKED FRESH DAILY Bagels 5^1.00 CONCENTRATED, GRANNY SMITH APPLE, GRAPEFRUIT, GRAPE OR ORANGE, FROZEN Sun Pac i Juices sri la Nr.-S CARNATION, FROZEN Hash Browns WESTVALE, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Raspberry Juice FRASER VACE, FROZEN. VALLEY BLEND OR WINT SUPER BUY! .5 kg pkg u> g gg SAVE .40 250 mL tin (1 kg 2.49-SAVE.20) OR WINTER MIX .99 Green Beans F " n=e Cut SILVERWOOD, DELUXE SANDWICH Ice Cream Bars SAVE1. REGULAR OR MINT FLAVOURS Aqua Fresh Toothpaste ill SAVE .30 ug 1 qq pkg I iww SAVE .36 „ p ,11.89 SAVE 1.00 100 mL T Mi 1 -': I aUN. m r: W SAVE .66 2 lb tub 1.99 SAVE .36 500 g 1 hQ cln I ■ l TJ MONARCH, 100% VEGETABLE OIL Soft Margarine FIRM STYLE, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Delisle Yogourt A&P 'NEW', 2% PARTLY SKIMMED, "SMALL CURD" Cottage Cheese 5 =, 0 n 9 1.69 BIRDS HILL SAVE .40 Sour Cream 5 c 0 ,n 9 .79 ASSORTED VARIETIES BUY 2-SAVE .29 Kal Kan Cat Food 2 .S1.49 (ZEST DEODORANT SOAP BANDED PACK OF 3 BARS 2.59) SUPER BUY! , Banded 3 Bath ^ 49 Pack Size Bars Ivory Soap GOOD NEWS OR DAISY (BONUS PACK OF 4 PLUS 1 'FREE') Disposable Razors S»1 .89 SAVE .80 2.49 100'S HEADACHE REMEDY ' Anacin Tablets NORMAL OR EXTRA BODY SAVE .20 J-Hirmack Shampoo 2^112.99 SUPER BUY! ATLANTIC, YELLOW. ALMOND OR WHITE Paper Towels (I'iJifii! pl S ! uUXX SAVE .50 CHRISTIE Ritz Crackers » (Anowroot Biscuits 350 g-ptus 150 g FREE-500g pkg 1.99) V.' ILL: ! HOSTESS, ASSORTED VARIETIES Potato Chips s ! x Xh 1-j IiX-vx! | CHRISTIE, REGULAR OR NON-SALTED STriscuit ! Crackers 2 „=;, 9 ■ LIMIT: one per coupon. VALID UNTIL JUNE 23rd, 1984. (Feature price 1,39 without coupon.) v.C. WITH THIS COUPON 1 SAVE .40 I I I I fill SAVE 1.20 REGULAR OR DEODORANT New Freedom Maxi >1 7::Yil Pkg, ,7) ; ! y", ! j )l 30 ■ 1 11 II- J ol 30 ASSORTED LUXURY VARIETIES Miss Mew n (üXjij Cat Food Uf„s SAVE 1. ASSORTED FLAVOURS. INCLUDING REGULAR OR SUGAR FREE ORANGE OR HIRES ROOT IJEER /j.l i IM i Crush Beverages ssa (750 mL bll .59-Plus .30 blldoposlt) S Kingsford \ Briquets ■ LIMIT: one per coupon, S VALID UNTIL JUNE 23rd, 1984, ^(Feature price 3.49 without coupon, WITH THIS COUPON | H i ilil ! bag (j 1.3 • .'.X'VLtX I 1 £ 0125500H I .1 Nestleton - Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker The annual picnic (combined church and Sunday School) was held on June 17 at the home of Norm and Bernice Mairs. An outdoor outdoor service was held at 11:15 a.m. with Rev. Dale Davis presenting art interesting message on Father's Day. After the service a pot luck dinner was partaken of by the large attendance. Games were enjoyed by the youngsters and some not so young. Retiring Superintendent Robt. Mairs and wife, Carol were presented with an appropriate gift - the presentation made by the new Superintendent Superintendent Richard Mac- Kenzie. Sincere thanks to Robt. and Carol for their work and dedication dedication for the past 7 years - and best wishes for success to the new Superintendent Richard who is assuming the responsibility. Official Opening Impressive Tfoe Sam Cawkers, Nestleton, attended the official opening of the new Emergency and Out-Patient Extension of Port Perry -Hospital "The Dr. Matthew B. Dymond Wing" on Friday, Friday, June 15, 1984 at 2 p.m. and found the ceremonies most impressive indeed! Your correspondent joins with the people of Nestleton and Caesarea in congratulating the donors - the planners and so forth - and especially the honour bestowed on a good friend Dr. Matthew B. Dymond. Scugog Beautification Committee On Tuesday evening at'7 p.m. the Brownies, Cubs and Scouts of Caesarea will be plant : ing flowers at Putsy Park - and raising the Bicentennial Flag. Their final project is a flower bed at the Fire Hall, two tubs at Caesarea Caesarea Church and three tubs at Frank's Restaurant. Restaurant. Congratulations for a great effort! Regatta Committee Meeting The Lake Scugog Regatta Committee will hold a meeting at Len Proutt's home in Caesarea, Caesarea, June 24,11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sympathy Sorry to learn of the passing of Haviland Marlow from Western Canada, a former Nestleton boy - son of the late Ted and Millie Marlow 'who operated the farm, now owned by Carl and Jean Adams - west of Nestleton). Sympathy to his bereaved bereaved wife and three sisters - Winnifred Mc- Kinstry, Evelyn Farrow, Oshawa, and Marie Metruk of Bur lington. Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Henderson, St. Christopher, who lost her husband Cecil this past week in Port Perry Hospital. Also to daughters Betty Adamson Adamson and Chris and Cliff Davis and family. Our deepest sympathy sympathy to Mrs. Marjorie McKibbon and family of Scugog Point in the loss of her husband Dr. Harold McKibbon who was killed in a car accident on Monday. Best Wishes Better health is wished wished to Gail Malcolm who has been a patient in Port Perry Hospital and was released on Monday. Caesarea Card Party Wed. evening scores are as follows: First prize - Gayle Pelririe - 93; second Roy Werry and Judy Westali tied for second place with 82; low - Pearl Day - 49. Next week as usual for fun and a social time. Nestleton Women's Institute will meet July 4 at the Community Centre. The Blackstock W.I. are invited guests. Reception and Dinner Attended On Monday evening Lawrence and Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Malcolm of Nestleton attended a reception and dinner held to honour Lenore Hoar on her retirement as a primary and junior consultant with the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. More than two hundred co-workers and friends were present on this special occasion held at the Dutch Oven Restaurant at Orono. Appreciation Dinner Enjoyed Some 25 volunteer canvassers from points within the Township of Scugog were on hand for the delicious pot luck dinner hosted by the Scugog Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society held on Wed. evening, June 13 - at the, lovely home of Campaign Campaign Chairperson Doris Taylor of Port Perry. A cordial welcome was extended bv President Sandv Mc- Cully. After a delightful "gourmet" dinner, Durham Durham North Unit Chairman Chairman Allan Heddle, Port Perry, spoke briefly about the educational aspect of the Unit - followed by Mr. Jirn Malcolm, District Director Director Ontario Division of Oshawa - presented certificates to those serving 20 years and over and Caduceus pins to others with lesser service. A sincere thank you to the Society for a fine evening ! Elizabeth ville News About twenty seniors met as usual on Thursday. Church services were very well attended on Sunday. Mr. Ross Metcalf, the music consultant for the Northumberland Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education, sang two solos which we enjoyed very much. Rev. Rutherford spoke to the children on Joel who was not too well known and there isn't too much in the bible about him, but he did have messages for his people about a coming of the "Day of the Lord." Douglas Cook and Gregory Smith took up the offering. Coffee was served. Mr. and Mrs. H. Muldrew were forty-seven years married on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McIntosh, Dorothy Avcrys and family visited them. Mr. and Mrs. J. Plooard, Mr. Orville Woodley, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bull, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. McCool all attended the Lions Convention held at Niagara Falls last weekend, Mr, Ernie Yakiwchuk, Kim CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY and Mandy, and Julie Bull spent the weekend at a cottage on the Trent River. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Peacock had Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Dambrowitz, London last week staying in a tent trailer while Rev. Dambrowitz attended attended the Peterborough Pres- byterial National Council. Rev. Dambrowitz will be speaking at our Aug, 19 outdoor outdoor service. Mr. and Mrs. II. Quantrill spent the weekend in Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. II. Holden. Miss Wendy While spent Sunday at home witli her parents Mr, and Mrs. II. White. Mr. Jim Muldrew was with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Muldrew, recently, Mrs. J. Fajt, Pontypool was at Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer's Saturday evening and called on us. Last week at the Women's Institute, it was decided to call off the July and August meetings meetings and have a trip to Lung's Park on July lltli. Everyone is welcome. Contact Mrs. Bark- well phone 797-201(2 if you wish to go. Last week 1 gcwfcd, It is Neil Sheppard who lives in the late Clarence Beatty's house, not John Sheppard but 1 did get the right one that was hurt.