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\ 4 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 21,1987 Section Two HAYDON NEWS B.Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Graham and children from Newcastle visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and enjoyed the chance to do some skidooing. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and family called on Mr. and Mrs. John Bertrim on Sunday and then visited with Mr. and Mrs. John (Dora) White, Courtice. Mrs. Lynne Liptay and Mrs. Anita Fogerty of Enfield were callers on Wednesday with Mrs. Bev Cochrane for coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Liptay and family attended the christening of little Blair Gordon, son of Paul and Nancy Gordon, at St. Gergory's Church, Oshawa, on Sunday and were guests at the party following at Mr. and Mrs. George (Helen) Bodnar, Oshawa. The God parents came from Windsor. Mrs. Douglas Paterson, Bowmanville called on his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy (Ann) Paterson on the weekend. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and Fred were Mr. and Mrs. Todd (Susan) Shrigley of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Will (Lucy) Trewin, Oshawa, were Tuesday evening callers with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin and Paul. Mr. Ian Graham Craig, Darren and Leslie went to the Speedsport Car Show in Toronto on the weekend. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. John Bertrim on learning of the death of his aunt, Mrs. Lena Perry, Tichborne last week. On Friday, John and Cecile Bertrim attended the funeral of his aunt at Parham. Mrs. Diane Adams and girls were callers on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bertrim. Mr. John Jones, Susan and Peter of Oshawa were Sunday afternoon visitors with his parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones and Sandy. Mr. and Mrs. Ken (Karen) Allin, Tyrone, Mr. and Mrs. Neil (Lori) Blackburn, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne (Joan) Blackburn and family, Orono, were New Year's Eve guests with Mr. and Mrs. Doug (Norma) Blackburn and Wendy. Miss Wendy Blackburn accompanied Miss Susan and Master Jeremy Blackburn tobogganing at the Conservation Area at Enniskillen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Cindy) Millson, Adam and Andrew were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowles at Bowmanville to celebrate Miss Mandy Mairs eighth birthday where her parénts Bill and Donna Mairs and uncles Donnie and Ken were also at the D Cowles and while there they also celebrated Steve's birthday which was on Monday. Happy belated birthday Steve. So Steve, Cindy and boys were supper guests on Monday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (Peggy) Millson. Mr. and Mrs. Larry (barb) Grawbarger-Walsh and family were Friday guests with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Walsh, Ajax where they celebrated Barb's brother Brian's twenty-eighth birthday. Congratulations to Nick Kennedy who celebrated his thirteenth birthday on Thursday, Jan. 8 by having friends Ricki Adams and Lloyd Scott m.a. Counselling Sperittlfcing in: • Marriage and Separation Counselling • Parent-Child and Individual Problems ORONO MEDICAL CENTRE 1-983-9792 Inquiries Welcome Evening anil Weekend Appointments David Ellis join the family party at Mothers' Pizza at Oshawa. Saturday afternoon Mr. Guy Kennedy and Miss Jane Kinlin, Oshawa, took Nick and Brandee Kennedy tobogganing and then returned to have supper with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil (Norma) Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennedy and family called on his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Orono, on Sunday afternoon and dined out at the Acres. Everything is getting back to normal following the big holidays so we now just have one Sunday a week - Now everyone can remember what day it is - And with this mild weather we are having, each of us who hasn't got the flu is really enjoying it. Shame on those folks who deserted to Florida. Club 21 Meeting Club 21 ladies met at our Centre Monday, January 12 at 8 p.m. Bev Cochrane acting as chairperson for Group One opened the meeting with "Every body-Nobody- Somebody" and remarked it put her very much in mind of our club and she hoped we could all work together this year. Jan Mayer read a letter pertaining to getting our streets upgraded. Treasurer gave her annual report showing we hadn't done too badly. She then called for a new treasurer. Mrs. Anita Dewsbury offered her services quite promptly. So she and Bev will meet in the near future to attend to business. The business of our thoughts of our shut-ins brought last year's committee offering their services again - and the Seniors who are not shut-ins count up to eight - multiplied by 5 - resulted in our plans to make a contribution to the North Courtice School in that amount. This met with approvement from all of the ladies. Collection was taken - 17 ladies present. Lynne Liptay introduced our guest speaker, Mrs. Anita Foggerty of Enfield who is from the continent of Australia. She had put out cloth calenders, Jigsaw puzzles already put together and a map hanging of Australia. She, her husband and little daùghter had arrived in Canada, Mother's Day 1978 after twenty-nine hours of flying time. She spoke of many differences between her country and Canada. Weather - heat being one big difference. Farming is quite different also. Hay is not put in barns, stacked with a covering on it. There are few bams and cattle stay out the year round. Two types of farmers - cattle grazers and the crop farmers with the grazers as the money makers. Their post office runs the telegram and telephones. The railroads are run by the government. June 1st is the first of Winter and can become very, very windy. In the spring after the rains, the grasses grow very tall but by the time summer is over, which is very hot, ranges are very dry. Snakes some poisonous are numerous. She commented on the course she and her husband went through to be able to come to Canada and one can imagine the problems of becoming accustomed to our ways. If we (each country) would just have the same names for the same objects, it would help considerably. Bev had a few reels of Australia that Anita showed on the screen and commented on while Bev and Lynne' prepared lunch. Wes le y ville Congratulations to Orald Ford who celebrated a special birthday on January 3rd. All members of her family were present to share the day, and the 15 of them enjoyed dinner at the Golden Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Thorndyke spent New Year's day with Mrs. Audrey Meadows at her mother's, Mrs. W. Hannah, at Welcome. Murray and Florence Hannah were with them also. "The Food Terminal" 'KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DOWN - SHOP BY THE BOX" (1.50 PLASTIC BOX DEPOSIT) FROM CANADA PACKERS & C.D.M. MEAT PLANTS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF STEAKS or ROASTS ROUND, SIRLOIN, T-BONE, PORTERHOUSE (IN LIMITED QUANTITIES) rt)NT. WHITE FRESH MUSHROOMS 13.28 kg FILL OWN BAG LB.j.49 FROZEN SAVARIN MEAT PIES 227 g 8 OZ. BOX BEEF • CHICKEN • TUBKET MIX OR MATCH EA. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO 66 A H CANADA GRADE 'A' FRESH NEVER FROZEN ROASTING CHICKEN! NESTLE gum SEALTEST ASSORTED FRUIT BOTTOM NATURAL YOGOURT 175 g CUP p| j FROM ONTARIO PACKERS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF SHOULDER là ELUDE ISTEAKS I.M. YAMS 1.30kg 59* LB TETLEY TEA 227 g 8 OZ. PKG. 72 2-CUP TEA BAGS 10 LIMIT MIX OR MATCH 1.99 MAPLE LEAF CHEESE FOOD CHEESE SUCES PKG. OF 20--OR 24's 500 g 20 CANADIAN CANADIEN 4 LIMIT PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND FROZEN BONELESS BUTTERFUED Â GENUINE SPRING VAC PAC k A SSmf 8 / kg wew w nrnrcm lb. H FROM ONTARIO PACKERS FRESH _ CHOICE m mm w w CANADIAN!# I*-A I. NEVER FROZEN kg 3.73 SHOULDER CANADA PACKERS FRESH & PREVIOUSLY FROZEN lS2BnrLniER PRODUCT OF CANADA CHERRY RIVER BRAND 3-4 LB. AVG. SMOKED SHANKLESS BONELESS I READY-TO-SERVE I VAC PAG kg ^ O0PIÇNJÇPORK SHOULDERS QUALITY PACKERS BONELESS "TOWN CLUB" BRAND CdQpiNNER nV.IThams QUALITY PACKERS TOWN CLUB" BRAND 500 g (17.6 OZ. PAC) "TOWN CLUB" BRAND ^ JfcJfc siiiemconsl99 SCHNEIDER'S RED HOTS WIENERS 3 LIMIT) 450 g VAC PAC 149 MAPLE LEAF BRAND FROZEN 500 g TRAY PAC GOLDEN FRY «PURE PORK ORALL BEEF EN FRY «PURE PORK M J AA SAUSAGE &199 MAPLE LEAF BRAND 4IJ3 POLISH SAUSAGE AT DELI COUNTER 169 LB. BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" BRAND CUSTOM SLICED AT DELI COUNTER kg CAO COOKED 0/1Û 3. Wham ^*131 GERBER STRAINED ne tit y «vegetables BABY • fruits mmammmm «JUICES (EXCUSINGHEATS4MEATDOWERS) I UUlla MIXOfl MATCH i4Vi OZ. (128 JTlL) JAR RPI'lil BETTY CROCKER ASSORTED CHICKEN 5 BAKING SAUCE MEXICASA TACO PKG. OF 10-113 g BOX 4 FRUIT CORNERS ASSORTED FRUIT BARS ,.., ROLLUPS S3 39 Ü9 FIVE ROSES ENRICHED ALL PURPOSE 2.5 kg 5.5 LB. BAG FLOUR 2 .691 ^ -- M -- M -- -- -- -- --M -- -- -- M -- i vmr SHIRRIFF lemon iPviE FILLING I r 7.5 OZ. PKG. SIWITHTHIS COUPON ! COUPON VALID «SjKjjf UNTIL SAUAN. 24/67 " 1 LIMIT 3 PKG. ONE COUPON • PER FAMILY Ik . IN-STOAE RETAILS* PERPKO, EVERGREEN ABSORBENT L'* . 1.69 THOMPSON'S t SUNFLOWER SEED 1 6 KG BAG 1 4 LIMIT