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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 1,1985 Section Two Newton ville Mr. and Mrs. Arial Lang- staffe, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Couroux of Kendal held at Bewdley Arena Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dwyer of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nesbitt of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd of Starkville were dinner guests on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow. The U.C.W. held their monthly meeting last Wednesday in the Sunday School with 14 present. After the welcome by the president Jean Kimball, all repeated the Purpose followed by the reading of the previous meeting meeting by the secretary, Bernice Henderson. The U.C.W. anniversary services will be held on May 26th, with Lois McLeod the speaker who will talk on the "Youth of Today." Final arrangements were made concerning music, usherettes and envelopes. The correspondence was read, treasurer's report given also the Sunshine report, a report of the recent bus trip to Lanark. The June meeting was also discussed. Margaret Elliott, Jessie Best, Shirley Stapleton, Sandra Mclnnes and Marlene Stacey took part in the Devotional. Mrs. Bessie Vaneyk of Tyrone spoke of her work with the Presbyterial with the Archives work, concerning concerning scrapbooks, clippings and the best way to preserve these for future use. She also spoke of the earlier women, describing their work and their way of worship to the present time. She also made mention of Mrs. Cecil Burley's book. Lunch was served around the tables and a social time was enjoyed, recalling the early 1960's when Bessie lived with her family, here. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark visited Mrs. Loretta Fleury of Petewawa over the weekend. Newtonville-Starkville Bowling 50-50 Draw - Patricia Anne Osborne. Team Standings - Rothmans 77, Cameos 67, Players 63, Du Mauriers 58 points. 200 Games Sandra Mclnnes 269, 218, Pat Millson 252, 228, Cindy Millson 247, 225, Peggy Millson 239, 238, 221, Marlene Stacey 233, Joan Adams 230, Jean O'Neill 230, Jean Arnold 224, 209, 200, Bernice Henderson 210, Vi Patterson 206, Cathy Adams 201. This is the last of the regular games for this term. Next two weeks will be playoffs playoffs beginning earlier at 7:30 on Thursday evenings. Mrs. Maude Coulter of Minden is spending a few days with Mrs. Wm. Milligan and Berneice. She came on Tuesday. Recent visitor with Mrs. Phyllis Peck for a few days was Mrs. Marion Mason of Bobcaygeon. The executive of the Women's Institute met Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding to plan for the year's work. Mrs. Inez Boughen spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Osmond, returning home from Labrador on Thursday. While there she took part in the wedding of their daughter Miss Harriet Inez Osmond to Mr. Marshall Heard on Friday, April 19th. Mrs. E. Gordon of Orono spent the time with Wallace and enjoyed enjoyed a few days with them since Inez returned home. Mr. Bert Tompkins is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville since last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tresise of Oshawa were callers on Sunday with Mrs. Phyllis Peck. Mr. and Mrs. C. R, Farrow with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy of Newcastle were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee of Cambray and in the evening attended the U.C.W. Anniversary Anniversary church services at Cambray. The music was provided by the College Community Choir - 60 voices from Lindsay of which Helen Lee is a member. Tliere were nine and one- ludf tables of progressive euchre at the Hall on Friday evening with the following winners: Norma Moffat 92, John Lowery 90, Reg Elliott 81, Wanda McNeil 80, Aleck Moffat 77, Lena Graham 75 points. 50-50 draw was won by Phyllis Peck. Next card party is on May 10th. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Staple- ton, Nadine and Sharon, Mr, and Mrs. Allan Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Art Reimstra and Susie, Mrs. Marlene Slacey and Beverley attended the 411 Summary Day held at the Bowmanville High School on Thursday evening where the girls modelled their outfits they had made. Also their scrapbooks were viewed by the parents. Sunday morning church greeters were Doreen Green and Margaret McDonald, The sermon was entitled "Rejoice in the Lord's Salvation" and the choir snag "My Redeemer." The tickets for the Beef Bar-b-(|ue on July 1st are now ready to be sold from any of the church men. 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V® 'a' A ; OF 40 SHEETS 3.59 MACARONI & CHEESE Kraft Dinner 2.99 BONUS PACK, PLANTERS f* MA Dry Roasted Peanuts 5 jar° 4.99 ïæ LOWNEY Bridge Mixture pkg 9 ASSORTED VARIETIES. 200 mL AEROSOL TIN, 60 g SOLID, 50 mL ROLL ON OR 75 mL ROLL ON ASSORTED VARIETIES, LAURA SECORD Mini Puddings sleeve of o Vnm.He 4x125 g OR Ot YOgUrtS 4x142 g CUPS 1.69 Right Guard or Soft & Dri Antiperspirant EACH 1.99 3 £.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, READY TO SERVE 9 TO Quaker Oatmeal 1 box z .99 CONDITIONING OR REGULAR Head & Shoulders Shampoo 450 mL BTL. 3.49 KRAFT Mayonnaise 750 mL JAR 2.59 CHRISTIE 350 g Chewy Chips Ahoy pkg 1.79 REGULAR OR MINT Aquafresh Toothpaste bjiie .99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh pt. .99 Strawberries PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Corn On . The Cob < 5 1.79 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., Cello Radish ' 1 ï° 0 f QQ T PKGS. 'V/W PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Green Onions 4 ro ".99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Broccoli bunch .99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Leeks EA. .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, GREENHOUSE Seedless », M Cucumbers W EA . .99 RIB END PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Crispy », Sprouts w o ïii go PKGS. »WW PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Romaine Lettuce EA. .69 A GOOD SELECTION OF ROSE BUSHES, SHRUBS, AND HOLLAND BULBS AVAILABLE AT MOST STORES COUPON AA VALUE I ■W I I I I I I I I I L BEEF, CHICKEN OR LIVER Pal Dog Food WITH THIS COUPON COUPON AA VALUE I ■W Maxwell House Instant Coffee IK.; 227 g JAR - " v FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $4.99 GENERAL FOODS do A.C. NIELSEN p.o. BOX 3000 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY, ONE JAR PER COUPON ST 'E2L M 4L3 N B ' COUPON VALID AT IGA UNTIL CLOSING SAT., MAY 4TH, 1985 680 g TIN .99 HOME/GARDEN 0301479H 7 CHOP ECONOMY PACK, (3 RIB, 3 CENTRE, 1 TENDERLOIN PORTION) 450 g PKG. 119 ■ ■ H PKG. Glad Garbage Bags of é 1.29 FRESH! LOIN SPRING FLOWER, POWDER FRESH OR RAIN SHOWER FRESH FRAGRANCES Glade Flo-Thru aa Air Fresheners cor&. ■%/%/ / JJ/?/ IhÎNA 'porcelain china... FROM CHINA COLLECT YOUR SET THE EASY PIECE A.WEEK WAY. 20-5-5 Lawn Fertilizer 'sts 3.49 .» f) FEATURED MAY 1 TO MAY 7,1985 Salad # i Plate WITH EVERY 16.00 PURCHASE SEE STORE DISPLAY FOR COMPLETE DETAILS, FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, REGULAR, MORE PULP OR LOW ACID Minute Maid 295 a Orange Juice 35 tin l 1 .39 FROZEN, FANCY GRADE, STRAIGHT, CRINKLE OR BEEFEATER CUTS 1 kg J McCain Superfries bag 1 .49 FROZEN, HIGH LINER Boston Bluefish j In Batter pkg 9 1 .99 FROZEN, MARBLE, CHOCOLATE OR VANILU McCain Deep n ja N'Delicious Cakes 18 p 1 kg oz 4.1%/ ASSORTED FLAVORS, SEALTEST Light n'Lively Yogurt cu^ .49 CRACKER BARREL, MILD, MEDIUM OR OLD Kraft Cheddar _ Cheese 225 1 QQ Sticks pkg 9 1 W Centre Cut 3-95/ kg Pork Chops 1 s79i b 1 s07/kg ■85 ib. . ,. i j )i • I / S t , .... ...... SLICED, Beef PREVIOUSLY Liver FB02EN ru < i SCHNEIDER'S, COOKED, SMOKED, BONELESS Q QA Olde Fashioned®"OV/kg Hams 3.99i b ^.V -. it ' ' t i- 'i':, 'll 1 ' ! 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