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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 30,1977 7 1I WiII Study FRED DAVIS "In 1969 Miracle Food Mari made a I edge to ils customers 10 keep ils prices consistently low., No more games. No more gimmicks. And they've kept their prom.ise. THE FACTS STILL PROVE IT. There's independent research which compares f ood prices every month. For moInlhs now, lhey've found that Miracle's overaîl prices were the lowest of the major food chains virlually every single lime. Miracle has always led, the way with Iow prices. And lhey're going 10 keep on doing il - consistenlly. No gimmicks. No nonsense. Miracle saves you money."1 Nutrition in Schools Members of the Northum- berland and Newcastle Board of Education learned last week that one-quarter of high school and elementary school students may be throwing away their lunches. "Preliminary data from the nutrition survey conducted by the health unit indicates that 24 per cent ofelementary and 31 per cent, of secondary school children discard their lunch, uneaten,"'said Dr. D.E.> Mikel, acting Medical Officer of Health for the Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge Dis- trict Health Unit. Dr. Mikel proposed that an ad hoc committee be set up to look into the question of nutrition in, the Northumber- land Newcastle Schools. He suggested that the com- mittee could include trustees, health unit staff, teachers, a student council member, a caterer, a principal and a representative of the Board of Education. >School trustees with the Northumberland Newcastle Board of Education voted last Thursday evening to Set up such a committee. BOWLING I'yKes. Goemans 3, Desousa 2; Hen- riksen 3, Lugtenburg 2; Coombes 3, Smith 2; McLean 5, Kirkton 0. Team standings-McLean 38, Smith 34, Goemans 34, Henrik- sen 29, Lugtenburg 26, De- sousa 26, Coombes 20, Kirkton 13. High singles-T. Smith 175, M. Lugtenburg 139-169, C. Applegath 153. High doubles-M. Lugten- burg 308, T. Smith 292, C. Applegath 285. Bantam Boys Smith 5, S. Wesselius 2; Rozema 7, Luxton 0; H. Wes- selius 5, Woolley 2. Team standings-H. Wessel- jus 59, Woolley 55, S. Wesselius 51, Smith 37, Rozema 28, Lux- ton 2. High singles-E. Rozema 245- 242, G. Stacey 213, G. Kennett 201, H. Wesselius 204. High triples-E. Rozema 637, G. Kennett 532. Bantam Girls Hancock 4, Knapp 3; Cathy Connelly 7, Seto 0; Carolyn Connlelly 7, Desousa 0. Teamr stanidJigs-Knapp 67, Hancock 43, Seto 33, Desousa 33, Carolyn Connelly 33, Cathy Connelly 22. High singles-Cathy Connelly 208. Junior Boys Hammond 5, Bond 2; Tip- pins 5, Henning 2; Sutcliffe 4, Ashurst 3; Coombes 5, Stacey 2. Tearn standings-Stacey 55, Coombes 52, Ashurst 40, Bond 38, Hammond 38, Sutcliffe 34, Tippins 27, Henning 24. High singles-S. Zealand 251, F. Tippins 216, S. Richards 212, S. Ashurst 211, K. Elliott 206, P. Coombes 203. Junior Girls Brunt 4, McLean 3; Leavis 5, Taylor 2; «Hancockt5, Rowe 2; Ingram 5, Wil liams 2. Team standings-Hancock 50, Brunt 48, Leavis 45, McLean 37, Williams 35, Ingram 33, Taylor 32, Rowe 28. High, singles-D. Taylor 241-, 300, J. ,Coombes 200-213, B. Leavis 238-231-241, D. Hancock 218-200, R. Lane 237, K. Tennant 210. High triples-B. Leavis 710, D. Taylor 701, D. Hancock 602., Senior Mixed League J. Holroyd 5,' Stacey 2; Farrell 5, Murphy 2; Judy Holroyd 5, Lane 2; Reynolds 5, Chow 2; Bishop 4, Hayward 3; Baker 210. Team standing-Onie lEtcher 2112 points, Helen Depew 21, Donna Harness 21, Shirley Davis 20, Marilyn Flintoff 18, Dot Bridger 18, Jackie Bray- brook' 17, Nancy Evans 17, Sharlene Dehar-t 1'7, Jean Allen 17, Wendy Maynard 13, JudY Bragg112 Highî triple-Jackie Bray- brook 760. igh isýingle-Mafr ilyn Flintoff 341VO AdvertnPisig..