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M eFood Mart Turns SpolihtonCdn. Cooks Several Canadian coýking experts, an electronic scanning, unit and a new consumer meat program, are all sharing the limelighit at the Miracle Food Mart Consumer Information Centre in the 1978 Home Show. 1Heading up the list of stars who are appearing this year is Madame Jehane Benoit, one of Canada's top cooking authorities. Madame Benoit, who really needs no introduct- ion to most Canadian cooks, demonstrated how easily a microwave oven fits into today's busy lifestyle. Madame Benoit appeared Friday, Saturday, Sunday, April1 7, 8, 9th and this Friday and Saturday, April 14 'and lSth, Arthur Buck, a retail meat cutting instructor at George Brown College and a con- sultant to-Miracle Food Mart, will also be appearing on the weekends and aach evening during the Show. Arthur will be demonstrating how to wisely choose and cut beef and explaining Miracle's new colour-coded beef program. Arthur's "butcher's tips" will show consumers how to save on their meat dollar and enjoy mouth-watering meals at the samne time. During the week- days, Bileen -Harwood, Carolyui McDonell and Marg Murray will be doing rotating demonstrations. Eileen Harwood is Panasonic's Microwave Oven Home Economist, and will be demonstrating the basics of microwave cooking and dis- cussing microwave cookware and safety. Caroly MeDonell and Marg Murray are Home Economists with the Beef Information Centre and will be dem- onstrating meat cutting and cooking and will be giving out recipes and literature. Also sharing centre-stage at the booth will be an electronic scanning unit. Miracle Food Mart currently has two stores using the scanning system, one in Toronto and one in Guelph. Short demonstrations explaining the system and the ,consumer. benefits wilI' be. made throughout the show with a major demonstration Saturday and Sunday mornings. Miracle Food Mart feels that they have assembled an aIl-star cast for the 1978 Home Show who aIl combine enter- tainment with education, at the Consumer Information Centre. KXiENDw"AL Kendal United Chdrch Women met at the home of Mrs. Garland Cathcart on Wednesday afternoon with nine members, present. Mrs. R. Elliott opened the meeting with a short poem, Spring and Easter followed by the hymn Jesus Christ is Risen Today. The roll caîl was answered by naming ways the lay person, may be of help to the minister.' Mrs. M. Stevens took the devotional. Scripture was read by Mrs. E. Foster. Mrs. Stevens' toDic was on Life after this Life, an article in the March Observer, followed by much discussion. Word had been received from the two missions to receive, the Live Love Project, one goes to Haiti and the other to the Northland Pastoral, Charges in Manitoba. Plans were made for the annual U.C.W. Church Service on Ma y 7th. The meeting closed with the Benediction. A social half hour G Three Citizens'Honored by Cham ber of Commerce At the recent annual meeting of Bowmanville's Chamber of Commerce, tliree local citizens were to have been honored with expressions of appreciation, but unfortunately two of the people involved were unable to be present, so the presentations were delayed until last week. The above picture shows last year's C of C President John Pogue at left and incoming President Charles Bal, far right, folléwing the presentation of framed certificates to the three men in tlhe centre, from left to right, Ed Leslie who for 15 years has filled the role of Santa Claus ini the annual parade; Morley Watson who as. manager of the Public Utilities Commission has given considerable assistance with the Christmas street lighting and John James, Publisher of The Canadian Statesman, whose paper has been helpful in promoting chamber activities. Each of the recipients expressed his sincere appreciation of the awardfs. Clarke'sTae A provincial inquiry, into Gren McOuat, the newly-elect- of the ratepayers' group in taxes paid by residents of ed president of the Town of Bowmanville's police and fire Clarke Township and Newcastle Ratepayers' building. Newcastle Village is being Association (TONRA)., TONRA voted to support the requested by the area's "We are against some areas provincial inquiry during the rateDavers' association. in this region who are not general meeting and "The people' in Clarke payighg nuhtxs"h signaturés from township are burned up to the point that tod an audience of about 30 residents supporting the they're going to explode, " said persons attending a meeting inquiry will b Ie gathered was spent over lunch provided by Mrs. J. Stapleton and Mrs. Cathcart. Mrs. Del. Gosson held a successful Tupperware Party at hier home last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Marg. Williams of Orono demon- strated the utensils, There were ten and a haîf tables playing cards at the card party last Friday evening in Kendal Orange Hall. The, prizes were won by the following High lady-Mrs. Gladys Brown, Low Lady- Mrs. Florence Ferguson, High Gent-Mr. Fred Yeo and Low Gent-Mr. Arthur Clark. The 50-50 draw was won by Mrs. Roberta Russel. There will be another card party in two weeks time. The Couples' Club met at the Sugar Shack at Mr. Allan Downes' on Saturday evening where they enjoyed, hot pancakes and maple syrup. Some members of the Mount Albert Couples' Club were guests for the event. Durîng, the evening Mr. and Mrs.' James Lowery provided music. At Church on Sunday morning, Rev. A. Tizzard's sermon was a continuation of the series on the Books of the Bible, taken from Ezekral 36:22-38 entitled 'A Change of Heart.' Mrs. John Fonk and Mrs. Allen Foster sang a duet entitled When the Little Lost Sheep Comes Home accompanied by Mrs. K. Wood at the piano. Mr. Leonard Falls was, greeting the friends at the door. Rev, Tizzard welcomed the visitors, also a new family of the community, Mr. and Mrs. W. Kiers to the service. In the evening the Pastoral Hymn Sing was very well attended. The @pvotional was given by Mrs. Bea Jones, Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Desmit, Quartets were sung by the four M's of Newtonville, a duet by Mrs. Tizzard and Mrs. A. Foster. Scott Yeo sang a solo, besides many hymns with Mrs. Wood at the piano and Mr. L. Ransberry with his violin. Rev. Tizard gave the closing benediction. All agreed it was an inspiring eveming of song. Mr. and Mrs, John Fonk and three sons frgm Woodstock spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Eleanor Foster also visiting other friends in the area. Miss Catherine Stewart is visiting at the home of hier niece and family Mr. and Irs. Dan Keane, Scarboroughthis week. Mrs. Margaretta Stevens and her sister, Mrs. Florence Porteous of Winnipeg left on a trip to Hawaii on Monday where they will visit four'of the îslands. Don'tforget toGoIVE ibefore youeago during the week. They wil be turned in 'thursday,,April 13, when a second public meeting is scheduled to be held at the police and fire building. The ratepayers also voted to support a similar inquiry.on taxes in Darlington. 'I think that a petition fromn Darling- ton could be initiated anÎd prepared for Darlingtoi1 people to sign," said Ann Cowmýnan, a newly-elected vice president of the association. Susan Collins, a TONRA vice president representing Clarke Township and Newýcastle- Village, told the audience that if 50 signatures from Clarke Township The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvllle. ADril 12, 1978 q residents were obtained, the for residents oi me townsnip, commission of inquiry could She said these savings coUic be requested.- be between $150 and $200 on an The petition states that average home. "The undersigned ratepayers The Clarke Township believe there should flot be two residents hope to send their different equalizing factors petîtion to the Ministry of within the samne ward of the, Revenue in Toronto. samne municlpality." 1. In addition to seeking signa- Mrs. Collins suggested that tures fromn the general public, if Clarke's equalizing factor members of Newcastle town were raised and Newcastle council will be asked to Village factor was lowered, support the requests con- then thtere would be savings taîned in the docuiment. '11M DPT5AL BORNE 30 KING ST. WEST ROWMANVILLE PHON Z 623-4471 Guaranteed Investment Certif icateàs VELTRI COMPLEX IAIN MACIVER 68 =igS.E. Manager Bowmnvîle 623-2504 MONDAY - THURSDAY 9:00.5 FRIDAYS, 9:00 - Member Canada Deposit WCTORI4 and GREYJ TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 5.00 6:00 The DCet Workshop. System The Diet Workýshop System is moving its Thursday night 7:30 p.m. class to a new location effective APRL 2th, Corne and visit us during this OPEN HOUSE at ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH Church and Silver St. Looking forward to seeing you there 1 For furher information phono 623-7343 i 1