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Penetanguishene | man elected to post Former Penetangui- shene man and prominent Windsor accountant Jack at the 88th international convention of the Order held in Washington, C.D. Anniversary celebrations by Lorraine Kindy On the holiday weekend the Victoria Harbour Royal Canadian Legion L. Tessier was recently D.C continued to have a busy elected to the second Born in weekend. The winners of highest post in the Loyal Penetanguishene, Tessier the Log Rolling Contest Order of Moose. that of attended Patterson on July 3rd were: Boys 10 Supreme Junior Collegiate and De La and under--Steve Miller, Governor. He was elected Salle College. Jack Tessier Dennis Bressette and A&P Choice loatees " IRISH OR BEEF Armour Stews GREEN GIANT -- FANCY Niblet Corn RICE OR TAPIOCA Nestles Puddings ACTION PRICED! WHITE--PINK--YELLOW KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE $]00 HEINZSOUP BIG PRICE & PRIDE HERE'S ANOTHER PRICE & PRIDE $1.00 SAVING PKG OF 100 SHEETS LA FERLANDIERE--6 VARIETIES VEGETABLES MIX OR MATCH $100 10-FL-0Z TIN Blare Gray: Girls--Chery Cadeau. Adults were Men Butineau and Star Miller; Rick Hehn, Gary Vent 12and under: Rick Rever, and Mike Cronk: Women Gabriel Buttineau and Adults were Jannice Graig Sallows; 14 and Lachapelle, Roxanne under: Dennis Cadeau, Copegog and Martha Warren Copegog and Lock. The log was donated by Bill Biliski of the Harbour Garage. Soap Box Derby Winner Allan Larmanda; Girls: Joanne Cadeau, Janet Cadeau and Michelle WINTARIO & OLYMPIC RAINCHECK POLICY If an advertised special is ever sold out, ask the Manager for a Rain- . check. It entitles you to the same item at the same special price for thirty days. Or if you wish, we'll give you a comparable item at the same special price. LOTTERY TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES. of Sat., July 3rd were 8 and under: David Lachapelle; 10 and.un- der: Stacey Lock, Mike Lachapelle and Dennis Bressette; 12 and under: Brian Cadeau, Allan Larmand and Scott Gray; 15 and over; Chris Moreau, Mike Cronk and Larry Bourgeois; Modified Open: Philip Peck and Gary Coleman. The winners of the Canoe Races on Sun., July 4th were 14. and under: Chris Moreau, Brian Cadeau, 2nd-- Robert Savage and Scott Larmand, 3rd _ were Warren Copegog and Rick Moreau. 15 years and over: ist Brian Bergie and Keith Belcher, 2nd Deryle Romanowski and Andrew Qurawski, 3rd Janice LaChapelle and Martha Lock. The Lions Club Gala night was a big success BORDENS--CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA Milk Shakes WITH PORK--IN TOMATO SAUCE HEINZ--RED Kidney Beans Heinz Spaghetti A&P Choice Peas LONG GRAIN Quick Kook Rice LIQUID VINYL OR NON-SCUFF Simoniz Wax Pantry Shelf Beans 14-FL-OZ TIN 9'%2-FL-OZ TIN 14-FL-OZ TIN 14-FL-OZ TIN 14 oz. 1-LB PKG 16-FL-OZ TIN 4'v2-OL PKG ACTION PRICED! 8-OZ CTNR ACTION PRICED! 14-FL-OZ TIN ar | }|.. Lemon Puffs on $ OO Chip Dip ek m= || AgP Apple Sauce Bea | YOUR CHOICE VEGETABLE Partly skimmed MILK NORWEGIAN POWDER 4. ARCTIC GARDENS--FROZEN Green Beans ARCTIC GARDENS--FROZEN Biscuits McCormick's 1%-Ib pk $1 29 Shreddies BEEF--CHICKEN--KIDNEY--LIVER Pal Dog Food ==: 5/s1.00 Voortman cookies +: 2/ TRILLIONAIRE--31/2-0Z TIN--3/$1.00 Sardines sticnsie 24-021» 2/$1.OO Jet Liquid 2210-10" 2/s1.00 FROZEN -- FANCY -- 4 VARIETIES A&P Vegetables verso 3/81.00 Grape Juice Brussels Sprouts 1225s ARCTIC GARDENS--FROZEN--FRENCH STYLE Cooked Squash 42:01, FROZEN--HASH BROWN--BONUS PACK Carnation Potatoes «0-:>'s 3/$1.00 10-FL-OZ $ 3 at $ TINS B jug or bag a CREAM ASSORTED OR CHOCOLATE CHIP ACTION PRICED! NABISCO 6 VARIETIES -- INCLUDING WINDMILL PINK OR LEMON DETERGENT Dutch Cleanser 2: 2/s1.00 Sport Cola cas: o21 $2.59 PRICE & PRIDE FROZEN FOOD VALUES! $100 FROZEN--CONCENTRATED--UNSWEETENED || SUNSQUEEZE ORANGE JUICE 121,-fl-oz tins CTION PRICED! WELCHS--FROZEN--CONCENTRATED 6-fl-oz tin GARDEN PRIDE--FROZEN Choice Peas GARDEN PRIDE--FROZEN--FANCY Sliced Carrots SAU SEA--FROZEN Shrimp Cocktail FARMHOUSE--FROZEN--5 FLAVOURS Cream Pies 2/s1.00 torsts 3/$1.00 3/s1.00 4-oz glasses plus deposit 12-02 box 2 |s1 .00 MIX & MATCH $1. 3/ 24ns2/51,00 2b pkg 2/s1 .0O0 *=3'382°s1.00 12-0z pie ONTARIO GROWN -- MILD 00 JANE PARKER, ENRICHED WHITE OR 60% WHOLE WHEAT SANDWICH BR 24-OZ LOAF EAD FRESH FOR FLAVOUR! CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, CALIFORNIA, VINE RIPENED, EXTRA LARGE TOMATOES CANADA FANCY, SOUTH AFRICAN -- NOW AT THEIR BEST APPLES cranny situ» Ib GREEN ONIONS 3-~- CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, LARGE SIZE, ONTARIO GROWN GREEN CABBAGE BUY 3LO 29 3/$1.00 39 39 39 AVES -- SAVE 47c JANE PARKER Twin Rolls JANE PARKER Angel Cake $1.00 ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY 17TH, 1976. © ACTION PRICED! af pkg of 12 49¢ 14-0z large size cake SAVE 10c SAVE 14c JANE PARKER Apple Pie uleinch, 2202p J JANE PARKER -- PLAIN -- SUGAR OR CINNAMON 75¢ Cake Donuts SAVE 14c SAVE 10c pkg of 12 59¢ Midland Wednesday, July 14, 1976, Page 13 Twas a busy week for the Victoria Harbour Legion also with Lorne Petroff winning the boat and motor. The Victoria Harbour and District ladies would like to thank all the people that donated and worked at the Bazaar and bake Sale. The new Donut booth was a big success. Milvert Reid of Lucknow won the quilt. Mr. and Mrs. Don Eplett and family from Mitchel spent a week in their old home town. Cawaja association elects its officers Mr. Frank Keough was elected president at the annual and_ general meeting of the Cawaja Property owners Association held on July 3 George Bilton was named vice-president while Colin Parsons will serve as secretary Earle Elliott. Marian Rzepecki, George Troyer and Mary Vipond were elected directors and officers of the association Mrs. Mary MeMulkin was named treasurer Two will be selected for United Nations bus trip The Ministry of Agriculture and Food will once again be conducting the United Nations Bus Tour as an award trip to recognize an outstanding contribution to 4H, Junior Farmers and Community activities within the county . Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 29, be in good health, and should have com- pleted at least three year's activities in a 4H Club and should be a current member of a Junior Farmer Club. The tour is scheduled for August 22-August 28. The itinerary will include Pennsylvania State University, Washington D.C. and the U.N. in New York City A deposit of $60.00 is required with the ap- plication. The total cost of the tour will be ap- proximately $160.00 per delegate. If you are interested in applying, please contact me at the Elmvale Agricultural Office before Friday, July 9, 1976. '*'Junior Farmer Leadership Camp" The provincial leadership training camp for selected rural youth will be held from Sep- tember 5-12, 1976 at the Ontario Leadership Centre at Irondale in Haliburton County. Applicants must be between the ages of 16 and 24 years as of January 1, 1976. North Simcoe is allowed to send one boy and one girl. The purpose of the camp is to. provide prospective leaders with a training experience which will assist them in becoming more effective in local youth activities. Maple Tour--July 22 The Ontario Maple Syrup Producers' Association will be holding its annual Summer Tour in North Simcoe next month. The tour starts at 9 a.m. on July 22nd at the Midhurst Forest Station with a tour of the nursery. It then goes on to Hillsdale Potato Farms and three sugarbushes in the Elmvale Area. The tour concludes at 5 o'clock with a supper at Bishop's Park in Elmvale. Soil and Crop. Twilight Meeting The North Simcoe Soil and Crop Improvement Association will be holding their annual Twilight Meeting on Thursday, July 15th. The location is the Crop Demonstration Area on County Road 11, east of Midhurst. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.