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Two charged in break-in at store The Midland detach- ment of the OPP has charged two Port MecNicoll men _ with breaking, entering and theft following an incident which occurred Sunday at Action Priced Chefmaster SOFT MARGARINE : : e d Action Pric yee A Superb Blend Rich in Brazilian Coffees 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE caters, : ? yy sen leg bag @ 3-lb bag 8.79 With the assistance of WITH COUPONS BELOW private citizens, the OPP Cup" Plus money saving é WRN cion Priced) wz fi ; Action Priced Vanilla or Butterscotch Ripple 11:49 p.m. at the Port MeNicoll Lucky Dollar store. Charged are James Lindsay, 17, and William 1- Ib Bottineau, 19 2 litre According to police, the tub Lucky Dollar store was broken into, and an carton unknown quantity of merchandise was stolen Recovered Freshly January 27, at 6:05 p.m Two of the machines belong to a Mississauga man, Rudi Whidden, and the other belongs to a resident of Weston, Donald Robinson Police say that the three machines were parked outside Whidden's Tiny Township weekend residence, and were believed to have been stolen between January 21 and 27 The snow machines were spotted by private citizens in wooded areas, and have been returned by the OPP to their owners No charges have as yet been laid in connection with the thefts. Constable John Lawrence is in- vestigating Accident Constable Pete Scan dian of the Midland OPP investigated a two car accident which occurred Friday, January 27 on Highway 27, south of Penetanguishene According to police reports, a car driven by Gary Moreau of Penetanguishene collided with an auto driven by 2 Arthur Parent, also of Penetanguishene. The collision occurred during a snowstorm. Parent's' vehicle received $1,200 damage, and the Moreau car Sustained $300 damage. There were no injuries in the mishap, nor have there been any charges laid Charged machines which were reported' stolen on ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1978. Action Priced ; Livgets Instant \ Marvel Brand, Sliced WHITE BREAD COFFEE 'PRODUCE - 499 You'll find the finest selection of fresh fruits and vegetables waiting for you at A&P .. . 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NO. 1 GRADE, PACKED FRESH DAILY, CRISP Celery Hearts FLORIDA, FRESH, CRISP Radishes MEXICAN, LARGE SIZE, SWEET, JUICY Potatoes 2oibbs 1.4.9 NO. 1 GRADE, CALIFORNIA, LARGE, CRISP, JUICY BERRIES Emperor Grapes »79¢ NO. 1 GRADE, FLORIDA, FIRM, RIPE A Wyevale man _ has been charged on two counts in connection with 1%-lb pkg 99¢ 4-lb cello bag Tomatoes NAVELS, SWEET, FULL OF JUICE each 99¢ TEXAS, WASHED, EXCELLENT COOKED OR IN SALADS Pineapples Spice Nut Cake «-:--69¢ JANE PARKER FULL 8-INCH, 22-OZ PIE Rhubarb-Apple Pie 89¢ Scope Mouthwash 2.79 LIVER, CHEESE, REGULAR ACTION PRICED! 2kg BAG Ken-L-Ration Burger 2.49 a mish hich oe 1 | rr January "38, on Tiny Sunkist Oranges 1.49 Spinach 10-0z cello pkg # for 99¢ JANE PARKER (PKOF689¢) YELLOW, PINK, WHITE (REGULAR PRICE 1.19) PKG OF 4 ROLLS soncessi ' V7. i kilometres iia i CANADA EXTRA FANCY, RED & GOLDEN DELICIOUS CALIFORNIA, LARGE SIZE Hot Cross Buns pkg of 12 1.59 Decor Bathroom Tissue 1.00 Bait Apples *49¢ Lemons 3" B9¢ Boe i660 3" Hall was charged ath FLORIDA, TEMPLE, SWEET, JUICY, THIN SKIN PACKED FRESH DAILY inea e gor tin Li for . . Bae dee 9 failing ic tee ou Oranges dozen 99¢ Cole Slaw 8-0z pkg 3 for 1.00 SaaS Apple . Dove Liquid oz plastic 9 ¢ eivinla Vetlicle align after ASSORTED COLOURS --. IN BLOOM BUCKWHEAT, BUTTERMILK 4 ACTION PRICED! GLASS ca a tet Potted Mums © «»3.69 | Aunt Jemima + .89¢ Coffee Mugs 3.1.00 eongine 4 ae " . AUNT JEMIMA -- REGULAR OR BUTTER FLAVOUR BUSINESS (HOME & OFFICE BOX OF 80 99¢ erritt, also 7) Pantry Shelf APPLE DRINK xy Wyebridge Merritt's car received $1,000 damage, and the Hall tractor sustained $100 damage Pie | at¢ Pancake Syrup ="=:+1.19 Envelopes box so OY Action Priced Res ce "Mix 'N Match" eS \WAssorted Flavours JELL-O POWDERS 3-0z pkg Tomato HEINZ KETCHUP ke a | Decorator, Coral, Green, White, Yellow VIVA TOWELS pkg of 2 rolls D'Aoust obituary Mrs. Margaret D'Aoust died after a brief illness, on January 10, 1978 at Huronia District Hospital. Father Louis Dignard conducted a service at the TOOTHPASTE 150 ml tube Beausoleil Funeral CLIP THESE Home. Internment followed at St. Anne's } Cemetery in COUPONS Penetanguishene. Mrs. D'Aoust was born on January 12, 1920 in Midland and lived most of her life in AEP) )) A Superb Blend, Rich in Brazilian Coffees WITH THIS COUPON COFFEE os 2.99 Valid until February 4th, 1978. A Superb Blend, Rich in Brazilian Coffees WITH THIS COUPON COFFEE >a O79 Valid until February 4th, 1978. -- Penetanguishene, but spent her last years at her residence in Midland. Mrs. D'Aoust leaves a daughter, Mrs. Sheila Barker of Wiarton, son, Don D'Aoust of Oakville ees e and five granddaughters. Daughter of Melville ( Murphy and Rose Clarke 7 | (both deceased). Mrs. brother Jack Murphy of wR iG EL AV ER AY | - Penetanguishene. D'Aoust also leaves Page 6, Wednesday, February 1, No, 645 sisters, Mrs. Grace Burnett of Orillia, Mrs. Sheila Courtemanche of Thornhill, Mrs. Melva Lucker of Guelph and 1978