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j < Hi ■i fi CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF BRAISING AND STEWING CUTS 24 The Canadian Statesman, Boxvmanville, April 5,1989 Elizabethville Happenings By Edna Thickaon On Monday night the general meeting of the Garden Garden Hill U.C.Wi, held an executive executive meeting. There were representatives from all three groups. We discussed several items. We decided to hold a Strawberry supper June 23. Friday, three sitting; sitting; Adults 8:00; children under 12 and waiters 4:00; under grade one free. A Christmas dinner and meeting meeting will be held December 6. Mrs. Sybol Davis has agreed to be social convenor in lace of Dorothy Longyear, mnch was served by Mrs. Peacock. On Tuesday afternoon the Elizabethville unit of the Garden Hill U.C.W. met at Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock' s home. The President Mrs. K. Trew had the devotional and Mrs. Peacock introduced the book on South Africa that we plan to study for this year. She had a map and named the areas. The minutes minutes were read by Mrs. Quantrill and bills paid. We have been asked to help with the boxed lunches for the conference coming in' May at Port Hope. Lunch was served by Mrs. Mae Muldrew and Mrs. Peacock. Thursday the seniors met and their pot luck dinner is the 30 for March birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock visited Mrs. Julia Jackson last week. She is in a rest home in Peterborough. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Peacock. Church services were held with an extra large crowd over 85 attending. Reverend Sedgwick opened the service with We know that Christ being raised from the dead will never die again; Death no longer has Dominion over Him. The choir sang an Easter anthem. anthem. Scriptures were read from John 20: 1-18. The younger children went for Sunday school. The ' communion communion service was held and Mr. Walker; Mr. Peacock; Peacock; Mr. Watkins; Mr. Hancock; Hancock; Mrs. Quantrill; and Mrs. Murray assisted Reverend Reverend Sedgwick. The offering was taken up by Mr. J. Peacock Peacock and Mr. Taylor. Reverend Reverend Sedgwick spoke on Blurred vision of the Risen Jesus. Mrs. Murray was at the door. An official board meeting will be held at Canton Canton March 27th. Coffee was served at the close. Some of the families holding holding Easter family dinners were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morcer and Bryan; Mr. and Mrs. B. Terbenche; Leigh- anne and friend; Darryl and Joan; Glenda and Joel Crombie; Philip Mercer; Robin and Aimee on Sunday. Sunday. Mrs. Irene Beatty had Mr. and Mrs. Burton and boys; Mr. and Mrs. Yarema and family; Zane Austin and David, Gregory, and Lei- ROASTS SÉJSB BONBU$$$ os OhMûf:: -H-r Vi ■ ; à SAVE* it 1.10 r.BBMB 3.51 1ST TOOTH RIBS t : 1 Sill leatPjfa . i'Vj ku © COUPON VALUE .381 Green Giant Fancy Vegetables ghanne and Doris Gunby on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler, Stirling where they were holding a grand opening to show the new Royal Motorhomes by Glendale that are on Garry Fowler's display yard for sale. It lasted both Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Mae Muldrew had Jim home on the week-end and they were with Ray and Dorothy Avery's for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. H. White had Wendy and Karl Gonsalves Gonsalves on the holiday weekend. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had Mark and Linda Orangeville; Shane Peacock, Toronto; and Sophia Kneie- sel, Port Hope on the weekend weekend and had Mr. and Mrs. A. Peacock for Easter Sunday. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill Quantrill had John and Etonna Quantrill and Lisa; John and Gloria Currier and family family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mercer Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Prévost and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajt; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fajt and baby; Vicki and friend on Sunday. The group that were in California last week got home on the week-end and reported a good tome. Mrs. E. Thickson has had several parties recently to celebrate an eightieth birthday birthday next week. On Friday, June Moore, Pat and Donna; Suzanne and girls celebrated with us. On Saturday Joyce and Nancy Nancy Sevenhueson had a party after the trip to Garry Fowler's. Fowler's. On Sunday, Darlene Staats arrived and we had Elmer and Joyce; June who had stayed over; Suzie and S 'rls and Darlene. Pat and onna both had to return to Toronto on Saturday. I CUT GfltEN. FRENCH STYLE GREEN Ofl SEASONED GREEN I BEANS. SWEETLET PEAS. CREAM STYLE CORN. VALLEY f rï I CRISP OR NIBLETS WHOLE KERNEL CORN | Feature price | without coupon | $.79 each m frozen, JÜ ASSORTED §§ VARIETIES ip mlÊÈ 12-14-OZ. TIN | Limit one coupon per family. Limit one deal per coupon, I I coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. Apr. 8, 1989. j [ PLU 2589 05603884j| Libby's Pineapple Juice 1.36 I TIN .99 REGULAR, LEMON OR LIME FLAVOR Perrier Mineral Water PKG. VEGETABLE OR Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup 10-FL. OZ. 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