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! 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, May 11,1988 Section Two Teacher Retires A fter 35 Years llfili Elizabethville News iiiiiii Intended for Last Week On Thursday the Seniors held their birthday pot luck dinner for April birthdays. Not as many attended as usual. Those celebrating were Eileen Barkwell, Katherine Lewko; and Mary Anders. The U.N.O. game was won by Berneice Whell- er. Euchre winners were Fern Thertell; Yvonne Ba- ziw; and Ona Gardiner. After the games a birthday cake .was served a special comment comment was made on Mary Anders 80th birthday. Art In- chley was mentioned as being being 81 this year. On Wednesday, funeral services were held for Robert Robert Waddell at Garden Hill Church. June Smith sang a hymn. He died in Toronto where he lived. Reverend- Sedgwick assisted with the service along with a Toronto Toronto minister. The Waddell family were raised in Garden Garden Hill, his sister Helen, Mrs. J. Homer taught school at Elizabethville for a number number of years. On Saturday the Fowler family held a beef barbeque at the Shack and had most of the families along with Mr. and Mrs. McMurray and Shelley. On Sunday, most of the Peacock families attended the Kendal Church anniversary, anniversary, along with some Garden Garden Hill members. Many of the ladies of the area attended attended the Trousseau tea held at Mr. and Mrs. Stothart's home, Port Hope for Lynda ACCIDENT OR TRAFFIC TICKET? CALL ,Ti Let a former Police Officer be your voice in court. Ni> (Lost Consultation. Low Cost rti'prosentation $ 436-7194 m 249 KING ST. E. i Ai mss from Ihe Oshawa Provincial Court) / FORALLYOUR / INSURANCE NEEDS HOME • AUTO life BUSINESS • LIFE JAMES INSURANCE BROKER LIMITED Thursday, April 28th, a reception was held at Vincent Massey Public School to honor Ruth Gibson on retirement after a 35 year teaching career. She is pictured here with Brad McMaster who had just wheeled in one of her gifts in his wagon. KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DOWN - SHOP BY THE BOX" (2.00 PLASTIC BOX DEPOSIT) FROZEN KING COLE BRAND CANADA GRADE 'A' YOUNG OVEN-READY Verl Best «Bd Un Mb 454g BAG 00 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO "FRESH" 3 NEVER FROZEN I PORK SPARE RIBS HEINZ ASST 455 mLBTL PRODUCT OFU.S.A. 1.74 kg HON Demi . 5 LB. YAMS 797 LIMIT who will be married Friday. On Saturday a family and friends party was held for Mark Peacock, the groom, at his parents home. Some of the ones attending from a distance were David and Anne Glenney, Guelph; Mrs. Williams, Bruce ana Robert Murdock; Reverend Glen Ball, Port Carling; Michael and Ann Kelleher, Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peacock and family arrived on Thursday from Newfoundland Newfoundland for the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Peterborough Peterborough also attended. Friday night begun the fishing and many streams were lined with fisherman ove the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. Terbenche; Mrs. .Glenda Crombie and boys. Over the week-end the boys stayed with Ron and Gwen Mercer over night. Brad Minnis a nephew also was down. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew were with the Garry Fowler's Fowler's on Friday night and stayed over to help on Saturday. Saturday. On Saturday evening, Trews had Neil and the boys. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyko; Neil and boys; Mary Trew, Irene Beatty and Beatrice Beatrice Rowcliff were with Trews for tea. Thursday evening a general general meeting of the U.C.W. was held at Garden Hill Church. Mrs. Susan Peacock, president, presided. The minutes were read by June Smith and several items of business seen to. Money was donated to Elain Kellogg to assist in her trip to Barbados. Plans for lunch at our summer summer services. Also lunch for a celebration at Barb Gray's on May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewko, Calgary, spent a few days with Mrs. Lewko last weekend. weekend. Her daughter Ann Long, Rochester met them at the airport and spent the few days with her mother also. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill are visiting their grandson Paul this week-end. Elizabethville Sunday school was held as ususal. They have been having as many as 18 attending lately. Mae Muldrew attended an antique and sale show at Coldsprings Sunday and along with daughter Shirley and Bruce ana Mrs. McIntosh McIntosh Sr. had dinner at Gore's Landing. PRODUCT OF CANADA FRESH OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN CHICKEN LEGS OR CANADA GRADE "A" FRESH NEVER FROZEN OVEN READY ROASTING 25 W ASSORTED SUPERFAST MICROWAVE FROZEN M c Cai*_ BREAKFAST 170g PKG. OR ASSORTED FRIED POTATOES RISE *N FRY 680 g BAG MAPLE LEAF MILLS MONARCH ADDED TOUCH ASSORTED CAKE MIXES I MIX OR MATCH 6 LIMIT FROM ONTARIO PACKERS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF * BLADE STEAKS HIGHLINER FROZEN mm bldefish • IN LIGHT TEMPURA 350 g PKG. • STICKS 350 g PKG. ONTARIO FILL YOUR OWN BAG MUSHROOMS-- 5 LB. UMIT 179 FROM ONTARIO PACKERS Ék ■Aà CHOICE ■■ Tg^m CANADIAN ...O.IwctLimeb CAMPBELL'S 10QZ284mLTIN • CHICKEN NOODLE • VEGETABLE •CREAM OF CHICKEN : MIX OR MATCH 10 TIN LIMIT ■V FRESHl NEVER FROZEN QUALITY PACKERS "TOWN CLUB" BRAND 2-3 LB. AVG. VAC PAC SWEET PICKLED kg 373ÇOTTAGE ROLLS LB. 1.69 MAPLE LEAF BRAND GOLDEN FRY • PURE PORK FROZEN 500 g TRAY PAC ORALL BEEF SAUSAGE»-1.99 MAPLE LEAF lrf;IeH:»| 750 g BOX I IbURGERs2 99 LIMIT3BOXES] HiVV BONA BRAND - Ç M SILlfflffl or VAC PAC RANDOM WEIGHT kg soppressm LB. 2.99 QUALITY PACKERS "TOWN CLUB" BRAND SDEMCON 500 g (17.6 OZ. PAC) CENTRE SUCED RINDLESS ma ALL BEEF OR REGULAR *so g vac pac IBM 1.69 MAPLE LEAF BRAND AT DELI COUNTER kg 3281.49 QUALITY PACKERS AT DELI COUNTER "TOWN CLUB" BRAND COOKED kg 4.39 LB. 199 F. W. FEARMAN GOURMET FOOD Vi HAM VAC PAC urn kg 659 MLS. 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