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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnanville, March 3, 1976 KEN DA L The Kendal Brownies held their annual banquet on Satur- day evening Feb. 2lst in Kendal Sunday School room. Rev. and Mrs. G. Montgomnery were guests, Rev. Mont- gomery spoke on Sir Lord Baden Powell. The Orangemen held another successful dance in Kendal Hall on Saturday, evening Feb. 2lst. The music was supplied by the Couples' Club Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Foster were in Ottawa to attend the Progressive Conservative Convention where Mr. Joe Clarke was elected the new leader of the Conservatives Party at the samne time Mrs. M. E. Foster, Sr. was staying with Mrs., W. H. Foster. The community was saddened by the sudden pass- ing of Mr. Thos.ý Gossen on Friday, Feb. 2th. Funeral mass was held Monday morn- ing in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. Sympathy goes out to his wife, two daughters Charleen and Barbara and son John. Mrs. Julia Jackson has returned fromn a two week visit with her daughter Margaret and husband in Los Angeles, California. Ryan Foster, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Foster spent last weekend with his grandmother Mrs. -W. H. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott spejpt last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Elliott and family at Maple Leaf. Wednesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Garland Cath- cart and Arthur Thompson were Mrs. Clair Traynor of Regina, Saskatchewan; Mrs. Lena Burwash of Cobourg; and Mr. Allen McLean from Belle River, Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Irene Dunbar of Peter- borough spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott. The February meeting of Kendal Women's Institute met on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. Stapleton with eight'members present. The president Mrs. K. Dykeman opened the meeting by the singing of the Institute Ode and repeating the Mary Stew- art Collect. The minutes were read by Mrs. Wm. Turansky and approved. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Gossen. A food forum "Around the World Dining" held on March l8th, was announced. The Penny Sale was discussed, the tentative date is set for April 24th. Plans were made for making a quîlt for the penny sale. Tickets are to be sold on a beautiful tri-light table lamp also an afghan. The program was in charge of the Family and Consumér Affairs Committee. The roll caîl was answered by telling something of the 'Good old times'. Mrs. Turan- sky's topic for the evening was "Tips for Shopping," giving us many good ideas for thrifty shopping. A tasty lunch was provided by Mrs. J. Hender- son and our hostess Mrs. Stapleton. The March meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs Wmn. Turansky. Kendal Brownie Mothers held a bazaar and bake sale on Thursday afternoon in Kendal Sunday School room. Tea, coffee and refreshments were served to ail attending. The Brownies are under the leadership. of Mrs. Geo. MacDonald and Mrs. G. Langstaff . Mr. and Mrs. Dave Skerratt have returned from a two week holiday in Florida. .Mrs. Percy Thompson, of North Bay suffered a heart attack while visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langstaff a week ago last Thursday and had to be taken to hospital by ambulance., It's mainly Because Ofthe Met Prices., BONELESS, BOTTOM CUTi ROUND STEAK ROAST CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS, TOP CUT ROUND STEAKS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF kýSýPCIAýL! IýSýPECIAýL! J UNIVERSAL DELUXE 8 INCH BACK TO BACK PIZZA PIES SPECIAL! EACH 1.29 GOLDEN SKILLET LB. CHICKEN CUTLETS8c BITTNER'S, CURED SPECIAL' LB- BEEF lONGUES 99C BITTNERS, BULK SPECIAL' LB. POLISH RINGS 1.49 BITTNERS1 SPECIAL ! LBI RINGBOLOGNA 1.29 SHQPSYFýAMOUs ÇI I 4 x 2OZ. PKGS. CORNEDBEEFOR SEIL PASTRAMI 1.12 SHOPSY O SPCA'24 DZ, CONT COLE SLAW 71Y MARY MILES BY THE PlIECE BOLOGNA LB. 44C DARE'S BI SCUITS CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES CHOCOLATE FUDGE SANDWICH I 2 LB. PKG. SPIECIAL! 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EASY OFF' 1 .59 chose to speak on the -subject "Singing in a Strange Place" for his Sunday, Morning Service, text taken from Acts 16:25. We were told Sunday was known as Bissextile Day when the 29th of February falîs on a Sunday. B uRpK ETO N Mrs. R. Oavey called on Mrs. K. Roblin who is spend- ing some timne in Strathhaven Nursing Home Bowmanville. Mrs. Abrams, Tyrone called on Burketon neighbors friends on Friday. Mrs. I. Van Dam spent a weeks vacation in Montreal recently. Mrs. L. Gatchell spent a vacation in Florida recently and has'returned wearing a beautiful tan. tCash in vour Coupons Dontforget to redeem your valuable 2ND WEEK coupons from the Dominion Special Value Days flyer. Values Effective Until ClIosing Tues., M ar. 9, 1976 MARCH US ONTARIOý CANNED FRUIT MONTH AT DOMINION WERESERVE THE RIG HT TO LIMIT DUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REDUIREMENTS, DOMINION STORES LIMITED. Yot onus, PACK ED F ROM ONT. 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