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16 The Canadian Statesman, Downanville, August 25, 1976, LETTER TO) EDITORý 66 Hobbs Drive, Bowmanville, Ont. Aug. 20, 1976 Dear Sr: 1 arn very ups et with the look of the Saper Creek are behind my home. The Bowmanville Jaycees were given a grant fromn the Ontario Government ta fix up the area. The men under the direction, of Jim Robinsoi worked long and hard, espe cially during the very cald months and had the, area looking beautiful. People had the use of picnic tables -and it was a very pleasant walk aoithe side of the creek once. The area now lookssa disgusting as there are six foot high weeds ail over. Whata kick in the face ta the menwho worked s0 hard on this project. They must be asking tbemselves "why did lw both'er." Bowm anville doesn't have many places of beauty ta take a walk. The Saper Creek area was one for a couple of months. Frorn information I re- ceived-the area was going to be levelled off and kept cut. Apparently there is a bit of red tape in this matteFr. 1,Or own town's equipment can't be used. Tbey have ta get it fron Cobourg. Also the machine used for this levelling can't be used until the weeds are cut down. A month ago I phoned the Department of Works ta find out if and when they would be cutting the weedsdown. The gentleman said "They were just getting things ready to start soon." At the rate they are going it will bé too late -for people ta enjoy the area again. When the men finished their pro ject of the Saper Creel area, pictures appeared in the Statesman. Your photograpb- er should corne down and take another picture. Sincerely, N. Johnston Museum Introduci.ng, Authors Local residents will soon have the chance ta rneet the authors of the new book on Clarke Township and, the Village of Orono's history, "Out of the Mists-." The Clarke Museum and Orono library are rnaking plans for an event ta introduce the book's 'two writers, Sid Rutherford and Mrs. Helen Scbmid on Sept. 5th. Copies of the ok will be available and the writers will be present ta sign thern. The nuseumn and lihrary aiso plan ta serve refresb- ments during the day which could include a musical pro- gram presented by the On- tario Regimental Band. The museum-library build- ing in Orono is located on the corner of Center and Churcb streets. KENDAL. Churcb service on Sunday morning was quite well at- tended inceluding several couples being present from Kirby church. Rev. Tizzard welcomned the visitors. The scripture lesson was taken from. Matt. 7:13-29. Rev. Tizard's message was entitl- ed 'Building on Solld Ground' which was very inspiring. Recent visitors with Miss Catherine Stewart were her niece Mrs. B. Brown, and family of London, last Thurs- day Mrs. L. Gedge and Mrs. Jean Argue bath of Peterbor- ough, also Mrs. R. Best af Weston who spent several days wtih ber. 1The Visual Arts of iNew- castle are sponsoring a free bus trip ta Kendal Area next Saturday. The bus leaves Kendal Church at 10 a.rn. and returns ta Orono Muisuer for frorn Kendal, Mrs. M. Stevens and ber daugbter Vrs. Harnil- ton wbo was visiting frorn Yïarmoutb, N.S., Mrs. W.H. Foster, Mrs. G. Catbcart and Miss Catherine Stewart. Misses Clara and Mlargaret Seens of Peterborouigh'spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott. With Mr. and Mrs. Gea. Brewer, and farnily over the- weekend were Mr. and Mrs. E. Williamson and Mrs. Ethel- da Williarnson of London. On Saturday evening they held a Lowery farnily gathering and enjoyed a barbeque supper. Mrs. E. Williamson xeraining for a visit with ber daughter and family. WHOLE, PART SKINNED COOUKEDU% HAMS c LB. CANADA GRADE'A' FROZEN, EVISCERATED, 8 TO 12 LB. AVG. TURK EYS c LBE -N KRAFT, SALAD DRESSING MIRACLE c 32 FL oz. JAR AýSST'D VARIETI ES, JELIL-O JELLY POWDERS 3 OZ. PKG. 4 ROLL PKG. ASSTID COLOURS COTTONELLE 1 PLY IATHROOM TffISSUE obMý SHANK PORTION FRESH. MEATY PORK RICHMELLO DESSERT TOPPING MIX ONTARIO GROWN PART SKINNED SOLE PEANUT, DREAM CANADA NO. 1 GRADE COOKED ROASTC BUTER WHIP C 2L6 - BOXB 12B 3L, A 0ZPKG7 8 BUTT DEBUTTER' 1 15,P 3LB. SCNIIAL! CHELAF6Z.K.,lASTAICEO TESA SPC 7L!6 Z TN G O SGA6RE 2 FZTIT jCHICKEN, P & P OR BOLOGNA 21 DMNIN SST'DVARIETIES' SPECIAL! 2 lI COOKED MEATS 5;9 CADOMINION6 NINE LIVES CAT FOOD /45cJ F RONTE NAC ICE CREAM, SPECIAL! 2 litre CRTN. ISCFINEIDER'S MINISIZZLERS 1 LBPKI OR BLACK FOREST OOKIES PEEK FREAN'S I I ORANGE FLAVOUR îEAL SWING CRYSTALS U ITCREAM 1402 BAG GLAD PLASTIC GREEN SPECIAL! 1 -1 GARBAGE BAGS PKG,0F20 2.0 CHICKEN OR BEEF PIES 14 OZ.BOXI1 20 ZCONT j TOTAL DIET' 1.41 jDOG FOOD SPECIAL! 2 KG. I I MAPLELEAFMîLDCURED VACUUM PACKED LB. COTTAGE ROLLS 13 COLE SLAW OR, POTATO SALAD ISHOPSYS-OLD VIENNA SALAMI CHUBS 240 O.CONT no c IBOOTH FROZEN HADDOCK SPECIAL! IFISH STICKS 8OZ. 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LIVER SAUSAGE 13 PRINGLES SPECIAL!I OTHPASTE 1.29 EXplicit details at your Dominion store. WE REDEEM'ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS e e TARTS PKG. 0F 12I HOMOGENIZED, PAS TEUR PARTIALLY'SKIMMED FRESH 2% MILK 3 QT. BAG OR JUG Pl is S POSiTONiC f IZEL) flVGnz~BADGÈ AT VOUR LOCAL DOMINION STORE TODAY! SHOP FREE FOR ONE VEAR! 5 lucky Dominion shoppers will each win $2,500.00 worth of groceries. Winners to be announced September 29th. WIN $100. VOUCHERS'! 10 lucky badge-wearers win $ 100.00 food vouchers every day at the "EX". That's 200 winners inall. EXPERTS & PRIZES! Flints and recipes, shows and prizes in Dominion' s Kitchen Theatre of the Food Products Building at the "EX". VYALUES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TIME TUESDAY, AUGUSI 31, 1976, WVE RESERVE THE RIGHI TO LIMiT OUANTITIES TO NORMAL FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. DOMINION STORES LIMITED) Youcand CG o s EMM - - 1