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/<:' I i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 4, 1987 5 KNOB HILL SPECIALS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK, MON.-SAT.! CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF FROM CANADA PACKERS AND CANADIAN DRESSED MEAT PLANTS (MONEY'S PIECES l STEMS PRODUCT OF CANADA^ MUSHROOMS dû* 10OZ.284mLTIN I6UMITI *V & ★ SIRLOIN! ★ ROUND! ★ T-BONE! (LIMITED QUANTITIES) ★ PORTERHOUSE! (LIMITED QUANTITIES) Scott CASHMERE by SCOTT BATHROOM TISSUE LARGE 8 ROLL PAG 3 PAC LIMIT SCOTTIES TISSUE 200-2PLYBOX 3 LIMIT CARNATION 2% EVAPORATED MM ilSKT SPRITE 750 ml BOTTLE DIET MINUTE MAID LEMON-LIME ONLY. \ PRODUCT OF ISRAEL "FIRST OF THE SEASON" JAFFA ORANGE 100% BRAN CEREAL 575 g BOX 750 g JAR • CRÉAMY •SUPER CHUNK 3 LIMIT PRODUCT OF U.S.A. RROCCOLI LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCH SELECT YOUR OWN FABERGE 133% MORE W mL BTL SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER SUNLIGHT DISHWASHING LIQUID SOLI EANER (Sirbage BAGS IEEE 3 LIMIT PRODUCT OF CHILE -- RED FLAME URGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES^-SELECTYQUR OWLBUJtfH 2,18 kg GRIPES OWN BUNCH 99 t LB. PRODUCT OF CHILE CANADA #1 GRADE Jfe À fâ ASSORTED VARIETIES 1 SIZES Illl 2.18-» PLUMS vv FILLYOUROWNBAG 0 LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADAifGRADE " ANIOU FILL YOUR OWN BAG kg PEARS LAME SUE 79 LB. PRODUCT OF U.S. A. unm c» SELECT YOUR OWN HOT PRODUCT OF U.SA FLORIDA SELECT YOUR OWN VALENCIA "JUICE" ORANGES LARGE SBEWi DOZEN 1.99 PRODUCT OF U.SA OR MEXICO ICO BRUSSELS £ 1.VU k, SPROUTS V FILL YOUR OWN BAG" 0 LB. PRODUCT OF MEXICO FILLYOUROWNBAG 174 kg I LARGE SIZE GREEN onl#i PEPPERST* LB. 10 OZ. CELLO PKG. 0 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA FILL YOUR OWN BAG 010 GREEN QÛ0 «.I O-, BEANS 9 'kg BEANS LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. MIX OR MATCH ORIGINAL BUNCH GREEN ONIONS OR RED RADISH ( 6oz : bag) West - Mississauga North - Markham Central - Toronto Downtown - Toronto East - Pickering OSHAWA/DURHAM N DIXIE WOODBINE 222 Lansdowne North York 222 CHERRY HWY.2& FIRST AVE. MALL NORTH Avenue STREET BROCK RD. Between Slmcoe & Ritson l« let « ThrAttr* KLtrth f At Dixie Rd. South ol Queen Elizabeth Way At No, 7 Highway: Markham Comer Dundap St. Weet our Newest Terminal Just South of the Lift Bridge In Pickering uusi ■ otoos 11 nrow rtonn 01 au i W theS e MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY TO LIMIT 9 A.M.-10 P.M. 9A.M.-10P.M. 9A.M.-10P.M. 2549 Weston RdTTHURSDAYl FRIDAY I SATURDAY Just south Ol Hwy. 401U 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 18 A.M.-1Q P.M. 17 A.M.-10 P.M. PRICES EFF ECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY MARCH 7 87 Councillors Picture Art Gallery Grant by Rob Savage Durham Region will be considering a $150,000 contribution contribution to the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa but they won't be looking at the money as a grant. "We're getting caught up in words," Councillor Ann Cowman said near the beginning beginning of regional council's council's discussion of how to get the money to the gallery without giving them a grant. The problem is that the region has a no-grants policy policy which dates back to the beginning of regional council. council. Finance Chairman James Witty said that the region would be jeopardizing that policy if they acknowledged a delegation from the gallery gallery who was requesting $150,000 in financial support. support. Councillor Witty recommended recommended the request be denied denied so that the policy remains remains intact. "I feel very strongly that we've got to uphold our nogrants nogrants policy," Councillor Witty said. He acknowledged that he "wholeheartedly supports" the gallery, located on Bagot street in Oshawa. He said the gallery does help the region. "It will bring in tourism," he said. "It will benefit the region in many, many ways." But he felt council was still obliged to deny the request. request. He said approval of the funding "will abolish a program that has saved the region, the taxpayers, untold untold numbers of dollars." He argued that permitting permitting funding for one outside group will then lead to grant requests from other services like the Oshawa General Hospital and the Ajax-Pickering General Hospital. "Don't kid yourself for one minute," Councillor Witty warned. "This will open up the door. We will be in a lot of financial difficulty." difficulty." Council then began to seek methods for approving the funding without breaking breaking the region's no-grants policy. Councillor Cowman recommended recommended that the money be part of the promotional budget of the region's economic development department. department. She said the expense expense could be justified since the gallery will help to promote tourism in the region. Mayor John Winters backed that argument. He said the gallery would be beneficial to all municipalities municipalities in Durham. "It's a facility that everyone in all municipalities municipalities could use," he said. And he concurred that Durham needs some tourist attractions to help promote the area. Oshawa Mayor Allan Fil- key argued that defending the no-grants policy is not worthwhile if the region fails to support a gallery as unique as the McLaughlin gallery. He said all levels of government government except the region are supporting the gallery, and that support also comes from outside interest groups. He argued that denying the request to maintain the no-grants policy would be "as cost-effective as hell. But we'll never have anything anything to showcase." Yet not all councillors liked the idea of adding the expense to the economic development budget. Scugog Councillor Lawrence Lawrence Malcolm said a decision decision to add the gallery expense expense to the budget would be wrong when the finance department is already working to trim taxes down to a 10 per cent increase for 1987. "If this goes in this year, then all the work we've done to get this thing down to 10 per cent is a farce," he said. In a recorded vote, council council was 17 to 7 in favor of moving the funding to the budget deliberations. Kendal KendaTL.U.L. euchre party had fifteen tables in play with a tie for first - Olive Little and Richard Wood. Tied for second place were Dora McDonald and Alice Mottat Norine Propp won the draw. Next card game, March sixth. Birthday wishes go to Dave Thrower and Wayne Lowery. Kendal church will have a fund raising card party February 28th. Kendal W.I. ladies are once again gearing up for their spring penny sale. Any donations of items will be gratefully accepted. Sorry to hear Mrs. May Garbutt is in the hospital with a broken arm. To all the poor 'souls out there with . this miserable flu going the rounds - get well wishes and take heart! spring is just around the corner and to be weatherwise it hasn't been such a terrible winter. Has it? 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