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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanv Long Soult Miss Susan Siemon, Haydon spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Lisa, Janetville were Sunday sup- per guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker spent the weekend snowmobil- ing in the north while Rick and Steven spent:the weekend with cousins Brian and Bob Goble, Blackstock. Owing to the very cold spel club 50 ladies postponed their monthly meeting until Jan. 18th which was held at the home, of Mrs. F. Janssen. Pres. opened the meeting and conducted the business. Plans were made for Penny Sale in the faîl and wool was given out for members to start knitting. Mr. Dick Gibbs showed us some very interesting pictures taken on trips as well as places around home. Meeting closed in the usual manner and a lovely lunch was served. A Valentine Auction will be held at the Feb. meeting at the home of Mrs. Stan Goble Feb. 9th. Mr. and Mrs. H. Murphyý were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and Saturdày evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Davis and family, Altona. The Senior Sunday School class are serving coffee after our morning church service Sunday Jan. 3th in the C.E. wing. Jody Williamson, Tyrone and Ruth Baker were Sunday supper guests of Misses Judy and Louise Kovacs. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hall and Lisa, Janetville were Satur- day evening visitors of the G. Baker's. Mr. and Mrs. G. Baker, Ruth and Garry were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kovacs and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephen- son and boys, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parrish and family, Oshawa were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Murphy and Trevor. MA'Pa.PL E G' YROV E MAPLE GROVIE W.1. REPORT The January meeting of the W.I. was held in the C.E. Hall on Jan. l7th at 8 p.m. The Vice-Pres. Mrs. A. Vandergaast was in charge of the meeting. She opened the meeting with a welcomne to all and read a poemn entitled The New Year. The roll caîl "Name a woman prominent in the Current Year" and Bring ,a foreign coin and tell where its from." The Summary Day for the Senior Short Course 'A Fes- tival of Dairy Foods' will be held in Orono on Jan. 24th at 1: 30 p.m. Mlaple Grove Wl. is to supply the coffee and Mrs. Polak is bringing a large cheese cake and cheese tray. It was agreed to donate $40 to the Board of Stewards for the use of the C.E. Hall. Also Valentînes are to be sent to sick and shut-ins. Mrs., H. Bradley gave the 'Good Neigh- bour' Report for Mrs. S. Morton. Mrs. H. Cryderman intro- duced Miss Laurie Van Camp, one of our local girls who had been a Rotary Exchange Student to Australia, Lawries pictures and commentary of, her time spent in Australia showed us that she was a worthy ambassador for Can- ada and Bowmanville. Mrs. H. Bradley moved a vote of thanks to Laurie for sharing her experiences with US., The Motto 'Courage is what it' takes to stand up and speak, also what it take>to sit down and listen.' This motto was read by Mrs. H., Cryderman and prepared by Mrs. S. Morton. Qhe sid Cuaei WWEREDEEM ALL SUPERMARKET COUPONS. on over 250 weekly specials Flavoured ALLEN'S ORANGE C RYSTALS 4x31,40Z. PKG. SKIPPY, PEANUT BUTTER 32 OZ. JAR M13 B LEA CH ,peialU 'mc1 until 1, 1977 Here are jusi a few of them. Look for the new Special, Sign on the shelves identifying these and all- of the others. CHRISTIE'S DATE TU RNOVERS PKG. OF 9 saa c Available only until January 29 osI...........I........... Eït everyday lowprices JAVEX LIQUID BLEACH 128 FL. OZ. JUG cm Canada No. 1 Grade Bly Bee Liquid Honey se 16 oz. jar 8 Green Giant Kitchen Sliced Green o r Wax se Beans 3 14 fi. oz. tin Assorted Colours 1 ply Ami, Cottonel le Bathroom Tissue',9 Canadian Processed KRAFT CHEESE SLICES PKG. 0F 24 SINGLE THIN SLICES 1M3 Assorted Colours Viva Towels 2 roIl pkg, Assorted Variefies Primo- Pasta 2 lb. pkq. Lu ptan Onion Soup Mix pkg. of 2 env. Ovemite P AM PERS DISPOSABLE DIAPERS PKG. 0F 12 9 cý Assoried Flavaurs 9 Lives Cat Food 6 oz. tin Spray'n Wash 10 mli Stain Remover15 16 oz. tinU Crowni Corn Syrup 5 32 fi. oz. bli 7 ByA m PLUMBING &HEATING. ard AIR CONDITIONING TiYRONZe ONTARIO ,; FPonny Tll Wrap ranulated A6 WhiteWhite ________________________ _______________________PRICES EFFECTIVE IN THE OSHAWA AREA UNTIL FEB. 1, 1977 EXCEPT WHERE INOICATED OT . ERWISE. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT MIRACLE FOOD MART STORE LOCATIONS EAST MALL 600-i<ing St E. - Oshawa ROSSLAND SQUARE 555 Rossland Rd. E. - Oshawa