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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 15,1984 7 Boras Special Monday, February 13th to Saturday, February TETLEY TEA 144 Two Cup Tea Bags 16oz./454g. Shoppers Choice, 750ml Jar Raspberry, Strawberry, Orange marmalade Nestle Quick, 7500/1.65 lb. Tin PEEKFREANS COOKIES 'DIGESTIVE 'SHORTBREAD 'CHOCOLATE CHIP 'NICE Package ul (14.1 oz.) Campbell's Condensed, 10 fl. oz, /284 ml Tin TOMATO SOUP ■ 2 Tin Limit 10 Tin Limit TOWN CLUB BEEF BURGERS 1 kg. Box, Pkg. Of 20 APPLE OR ORANGE 48 fl. OZ./1.36 I FROM THE TROPICS BANANAS 2 Box Limit LARGE BUNCHES Maple Leaf Brand, Creamery (Salted) BUTTER 1 lb.(454g) Stokely Van Camp Finest SHELLIE BEANS CUT GREEN BEANS AND DRY SHELLED PINTO BEANS 14 fl. OZ./398 ml 10 Tin Limit ■ 2 lb. Limit Kleenex FACIAL TISSUE Large 200,2 Ply Box ■ 3 Box Limit Anti-Static, 3.6 L Concentrated FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER 2 Bottle Limit BONUS SPECIALS AVAILABLE MONDAY 9 A.M.- SATURDAY 10 P.M. Oshawa-Durham Food Terminal WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 9A.M.-10P.M. 9A.M.-10P.M. 9A.M.-10P.M. 9A.M.-10P.M. 8A.M.-10P.M. 7 A,M,-10 P.M. PRICESEFFECTIVEFROM MON . FEB. 13 UNTIL SAT . FEB 18/84 By Janice Seto, Editor The lines of parents and students seeing teachers and principals heralds the coming of semi-annual doom: the report cards. Fortunately, this week had many more moments of joy with Heart Fund Week. Our week has raised funds with the sale of dance and hockey tickets and Valentine's Day carnations. The students and staff had a very competitive hockey game which ended with a score of 11 to G in favour of the staff, something the student team would rather forget. Barry Yates, the referee, complimented the staff on a very interesting game. Drifting through the halls at B.H.S. are the rumours of the musical "King and I." There are whispers that the cast has been decided upon and faint bars of songs from the musical are heard. The music, produced produced by Rodgers and Hammerstein, contains familiar tunes like 'Shall We Dance?' and 'Young Lovers.' Cast and crew, presently humming 'Whistle a Happy Tune', may be encountered by Mssrs. Sheridan, Metcalf, and Lindop humming 'Whistle While You Work!' Assemblies prevailed last week. Ryerson Polytechnical Institute hosted a well-attended well-attended information session. The Law assembly and the Student Services course selection sessions were also well attended. attended. We at Bowmanville High School have been closely following following and cheering on the progress of our Canadian athletes at Sarajevo. We hope you are enjoying the games as well. Keep on going! Election of Officers held at Lindsay Coop YELVERTON NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm Malcolm spent 2-3 days in Quebec City this week attending attending a Meat Packers Convention at which Howard Howard was a guest speaker. Earlier in the week he attended attended a Canagrex meeting in Ottawa. At the monthly meeting of Directors of Lindsay, Beaverton, Woodville and Fenelon Falls Cooperatives Cooperatives held on Thursday evening at the Lindsay Coop Board room, an Election of Officers was held. The results results of this election are as follows - Chairman of the Board Mr. George Hewitt, Beaverton Corp; 1st Vice Pres. Ivan De Jong; 2nd Vice Pres. Ken Algar of Eagle Lake area; Director at Large Peter Atkins; Sect. Owen Moynes. Elizabethville Women's Institute ELIZABETHVILLE NEWS On Tuesday afternoon the Women's Institute met at Mr. and Mrs. C. Elliott's home. The president, Mrs. Barkweli presided. Ten members attended. The roll call was 'How are you coping with the metric system?' The minutes were read and approved. We received a Christmas card from Patricia Brown in Jamaica. Plans were made for our euchre party the 21st at 1:30 at the library.. Plans for lunch and prizes were made. We also plan to have a class for quilt making as soon as we find out if there are anough wanting to learn. Instead of our usual pot luck dinner in April we are going to the Legion for dinner and have our meeting after. Next meeting meeting is Resolutions and we plan to have it at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mercer's. We opened the meeting in the usual manner and closed with O Canada. Mrs. Elliott was the program convenor and she had several Consumer magazines and discussed several items. She also served lunch at the close. Mr. and Mrs. II. Quantrill visited Mrs. Evan Quantrill, Oshawa, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Mr. Stan Burgess, Whitby, on Sunday. Mr. Steven Peacock was home on the weekend. On Sunday, church services were held as usual. The choir sang an anthem. Rev. Rutherford Rutherford continued with the prophets of the old Testament and spoke on Elijah who was made king. God spoke to him several times before he became became king. King Allah considered considered Elijah a trouble maker when he claimed the Lord had told him to go ahead and become leader. Elijah had performed several miracles as the widow from Zarc- phath's son had died and through faith Elijah had brought him back to life. Also he caused a drought through God's help. Finally, Elijah and King Almb agreed to make a sacrifice on a pile of wood and they would have it burn through faith. King Ahab prayed to his Baal idols but no fire started. When Elijah prayed to God the pile ignited and was burned. Of course this also ended the drought and all the Baal prohpets were scigcd. Elijah was the only prophet that did not sin after being God's leader for sometime sometime as David and Solomon had. Mr, Smith and Mr. Peacock took up the offering, Our U.C.W. Unit II will meet next week. Coffee was served as usual. Mrs. C. Mercer visited Mrs. Olive Gordon, Kendal, on Tuesday, Mrs. It, Woslheuser Imd lunch with Mi', and Mrs. Thlckson on Monday. Mr. Peter Weslhcusur had lunch Iasi week al Tliickson's, We were shocked to learn that Mr. Walter Raez, a friend who lives with his wife and family and operates operates a family business at the same location south of Myrtle, Myrtle, is currently in Oshawa General Hospital in I.C.U. (intensive care) as a result of a massive heart attack. A wish for a speedy recovery. We were pleased to have Mr. and Mrs. Roy Werry and Karen of Sudbury as welcome welcome visitors on Wednesday Wednesday of this week. Karen had an appointment with her doctor at the Wellesley Hospital Hospital in Toronto on Thursday Thursday morning to assess her progress since her hip operations operations several months ago at that same location. Hopefully, Hopefully, our cheerful 18 year old niece will be able to climb out of her wheelchair and start therapy to walk on her own again. I'm sure that I am joined by many Statesman readers from this area when we express express our appreciation to Dean Joncas of Pontypool for the fine job he is doing of writing up the hockey news involving the local leagues. His unique style, descriptive expletives and colourful phrases could make even the most lacklustre game interesting. interesting. And it has one great advantage advantage over talking 'to Dean personally - When you have had your fill, you just quit reading - you don't even have to walk away. Keep up the good work Deano! Sorry to report that Mrs. Linda Pfoh was involved in a car accident on Saturday evening on her way to work in Ross Memorial Hospital. Linda is an R.N. who works the night shift in emergency in the hospital. Apparently, two cars met head on in front of the Country Country Market, south of the lights on highway 35, south of Lindsay. Linda was able to stop to avoid collision with the other cars involved but a car following her was not, backending her. She lent assistance to the injured injured at the scene at the time, but later was admitted admitted to hospital for observation observation and was kept there for further examination examination overnight and released Sunday morning, suffering from bruises and possible whiplash. She is currently convalescing at their home under Ralph's gentle care. All join in wishing Linda a speedy recovery. At Yelverton United Church service Sunday morning, special music was provided by Mr. Ross Morrow Morrow on his violin, accompanied accompanied by Mr. Jack Gordon on the piano when they played three old favourites during the service - Sweet Hour of Prayer, the Old Rugged Cross and Nearer .my God to Thee. Next Sunday Sunday morningG-8 members of Knwarlha Brass arc scheduled scheduled to provide a musical treat at the service. Pastoral Charge representatives representatives from Janetville, Mount Harib and Yelverton met in Janetville United Church basement on Sun-, day evening to establish the budget for the current year, Wonder if they will observe the 5-6% provincial guidelines as to increase in budget? Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Audrie Brown in the death of a very close friend, Phyllis Armstrong of Toronto Toronto with funeral on Thursday morning, The Canadian Statesman Advertising Deadlines Display- Tues. 4:00 p.m, Classified • Mon. 4:30 p.m.