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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 16,1994 5 f IGÂ Flu 2684 VALUE - 50 i KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP Regular or Light |1 Ljar I FEATURE PRICE I WITHOUT COUPON $3.49 I UM/T OKI JAA MR COUPON. VAUD MON.. MAR. 14 UNTIL ■ ClOSIN4Ui.,MAA. If. Iff4. IN.C.N.. 10* 3000. ». JOHN. N.l. I2L413 44622266 PRODUCE lb. 1.10 100 9 T-DONE STEAKS Cur From Canada A Grades Beef, Tall Removed lb. 11.00 kg MAPLE LEAF WIENERS 450 g pkg. BAKESHOP 2.16 kg ASSORTED VARIETIES MUFFINS Bakschop Made & Delicious pkg, of 6 HOMESTYLE WHITE BREAD Delicious Homemade 450 g Flavour FRESH BROCCOLI Producr of U.S.A. LEMONS Producr of U.S.A. PRICES IN EFFECT FROM MONDAY, MARCH 14 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MARCH 19 1994 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. GRAHAM'S IGA 225 King St. W., Bowmanville, Ontario EVERY WEDNESDAY IS SENIOR CITIZENS' DAY Di Check our Flyer In The Independent HIGH LINER FAMILY SIZE FISH Or Healthy Bake English Style, Frozen, Assorted Varieties 600 - 700 g pkg. Social and Personal YpontAcwUKÿ t 7JùwUaye 'WectcUttÿ .Bridge Street United Church, Belleville, was the setting for the September 11,1993 wedding of Kristina Kristina Marie Robinson and Bradley Stuart Crucss. The Reverend Harold Wilson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Wayne and Betty Robinson of Scarborough Scarborough and the groom is the son of Donald Cruess of Bowmanville and Linda Bridges of Belleville. The bride was attended by her maid of honor Rhonda Smith, and the bridesmaids were* Kerry Marchment, sisters Kelly and Kim Robinson and the groom's sister Jacqueline Cruess. The groom was attended by best man Murray Henderson, and the ushers ushers were Todd Greg, toothers Terry Evans, John and Jason Bridges. Family and friends joined for a dinner and dance at the Bay of Quinte Yacht Club. Following a honeymoon honeymoon in St. Martin the couple are now residing in Belleville. Recent Graduate Solina W.l. Hears About Poland from Guest Speaker 1 1 ' h kjfnmL n f CaIImm 11 T T If • i Leo and Joanne Maclean of Ncw- tonvillc, wish to announce the forthcoming forthcoming marriages of their daughter Heather Lynn to Stephen John, son of Jack and Jill Cook of Milton, in May of 1994. Z*t<piye*neHt Phillip and Ruth Ann Trudcllc of Whitby arc very happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Kristi Ann to Timothy Douglas Holland, Holland, son of Doug and Sharon Holland, Holland, of Newcastle. The March meeting of Solina W.L was held March 9/94 with President Margaret Ford opening with a poem about March and a welcome to visitors visitors and W.l. members. We sang the Institute Ode and repeated repeated the Mary Stewart Collect. The minutes of the previous meeting meeting were read by secretary-treasurer Alma Langmaid, and the treasurer's report was given. The members expressed their support support of the 4-H Drama Club for a workshop at the Visual Arts Centre. Details were finalized for the Casserole Casserole Luncheon. Correspondence was dealt with, which included thank you notes, information information on the F.W.I.O. Conference Conference August 12-14 at Orillia; a letter concerning writing a W.L song for 1997 Centennial competition. Barbara Barbara Kapclyn asked for volunteers to sell daffodils March 24 and 25. Blaikie Rowsell had the Cancer Society Collection baskets and needs volunteers for these kits for canvassing. canvassing. Friendship report was given by Marion Broome. Lois Yellowlees, District Director reported on their recent executive meeting. District Annual is May 11 at Trinity, Bowmanville. Brenda Metcalf, Metcalf, Dairy Educator will be the speaker.. Lois gave by-law changes and revisions. Donna Barkey asked the group leaders for the yearly figures figures from groups for the annual PRO Report. Viola Ashton has ordered three covers for our Tweedsmuir Books. Viola gave an idea of the numerous numerous "Special Days" at the Ontario Agricultural Museum, Milton. These included Dairy Days, Seniors Days in June, a Canada Day Birthday Party, Antique Tractor Days, Quilt Fest August August 12-21 and many more. For a complete list of activities and dates or if you can help out on some of these days, contact Viola Ashton. Mary Millson reported on the Library Library meeting. Membership for '94 is due. Our Roll Call "Why does Canada attract people from other countries?" gave many replies including "free doms, privileges, opportunities, museums, museums, our standard of living, Canada's Canada's a great country," to "one can be what one wants to be." Elaine Baker group leader of the West Group began die programme with a reading on 'March'. Helen Hancock gave the motto, "Citizenship is an appreciation of the culture and heritage of all parts of our country." Helen referred to Sandra Martin's writings for Canada's 125th in which Canada is seen as a "working "working model of the future, seeking a richer life for families, an example for others." Jean Knox introduced her grandson grandson Jeff Kerr as our guest speaker. Jeff, a graduate of Waterloo, taught English in Poland for a year. Jeff gave us an outline of Poland through its History, Geography, Economy and Politics. State jobs averaged averaged $200 to $300 Canadian per month while the private sector workers workers received about $700 per month. Jeff gave us an excellent commentary on Poland, then took us throughout the country with slides to show us the fields, plains, and woodlands, along with the beautiful churches and town buildings. We heard of the many experiences experiences Jeff had during this term. Jeff had worked with the Polish Canadian Canadian Congress to acquire this job. Karen Dair thanked Jeff for this informative talk and slides. Joyce Hancock showed us the design design for the Quilt Fest. She is also interested interested in forming a quiltcrs' group ' within W.L to participate in quilting events. We look forward to this with Joyce's expertise. Our April meeting will be at 7:00 p.m., dessert with the 4-H Drama Club making a presentation. Our April meeting will follow at 8:00 p.m. on April 13/94. We closed our meeting with O Canada and the Institute Grace. A social hour and lunch in the St. Patrick's Theme by the West Group was enjoyed downstairs. At this time the Village Group conducted the ACWW Draws. Donna Barkey PRO 655-3561 CLOVER LEAF SKIPJACK TUNA In water 164 g tin JUST SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE Frozen, Concentrated SUN PAG PURE APPLE JUICE 48-oz.™ finir IGA PLU 2694 VALUE 1.00 POST CEREALS l Pre-Sweetened, Sugar Crisp, j Alpha-Bits or I Regular or Almond Honey Bunches of 1400 - 450 g box I FEATURE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $0.99 i. ... • I *"»• MMm «011*0 !At„MAX», mi. Oafs 44622233 SAVARIN POT PIES or Macaroni & Cheese, Frozen, Assorted Varieties 170 - 200 g pkg. 750 mL ret. bfl. plus .404 dep. per bfl., unit cost 6,54 per 100 mL OUR COMPLIMENTS SOFT DRINKS Assorted Varieties cose of 24 x 355 mL tins unit cost 4.74 per 100 mL Sandra Verlcysen Sandra Vcrlcyscn, a graduate of Bowmanville High School and Sir Saridford Fleming College, Peterborough, Peterborough, has recently moved to Mississippi Mississippi where she has accepted employment employment as an R.N. at Delta Regional Medical Centre. Sandy is the daugh- tcrof Walt and Donna Vcrlcyscn of Petition Falls. Happy Birthday ;IIi. My mime is Jonathan Abbott. I am celebrating my first birthday March 12/94 with my sister Ashloigh and Mom and Dad Andrea and Brandon. Brandon. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Abbott and Mr, and Mrs. Kreza- uowski, all of Courliec, PORK SHOULDER ROAST Fresh! 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