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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 3, 1979 Section Two 'Sino on rf.med ,ih , Horv.st Moon' 'Shine on Harvest Moon' was the nostalgie theme of the Brooklin Horticultural Society meeting September 26 when Ed Endersby of West Hill, president-eleet of the Ontario  Horticultural Society spoke on the old fashioned favorite plant, the Geranium. Guest speaker Endersby surprised many of bis listeners by saying that, as well as the common potting varities familiar to most of us Ail Prices effeci there are almost 200 more WE1 types, eacb with its own- distinctive characteristies and ALL AUP STORES WILL BE CL( singular appearance. Member -and visitors fromn Bowmanvile and Oshawa as well as Whitby, Brooklin andSA E 3l surrounding areas sbowed ISV1 types hie had brought from bis AIle home collection of 189 y e Geraniums. Some, which lbeM J called his jello collection' had a fruit scent. Others were T spcy These, hie said, could be used. in. cooking to add a gourmet toucb to a variety ofU dishes. Ed donated several of bis plants as door prizes. In 48-fl-ox the draw, conducted by Carolyn Stevens, one of tbree new members attending their first B.H.S. meeting heard bis number drawn. 1Aldine Wick expressed the appreciation of all present in thanking the speaker on bebaîf of the Society for a Most interesting and enlightening program. A colorful harvest of vegetables and flowers graced the long show tables. Bright red tomatoes, sbining greenOrReuaPie peppers and squash, orangeOu o laPrc1 marigolds and yellow mums contrasted with the soft muted tones of the dried flower arrangements. The quality of the 111 entries spokeAcinP a skil and artistic ablity of the A to rc entrants in this September Jane Parker - Fresh show. Viola Gillion, District 5 Delicious Director fromn Mt. Albert acted as judge and Audrey Young, B.H.S. Show M P N Secretary, announced the winning entries. Dorothy Barter ýwon top honors, a gift certificate Uul donated by Simpson-Sears of 8ic Oshawa, for the best M-nc decorative of the show, a 4opi stately dried floral design24zpi called 'Indian Summer.' Itl e was artfully created using dusty beige tones with accentsCE > of vermillion and deep brown. 1/2 PRI E S Bowmanville was presented Limit 4 per famlly purchase. Our Regular Prc with a silver tray. Although Beatrice - Fresti 33% Butterfat content won in August at the Brooklin -W HIPPING Horticultural Society sponsored flower show at the M 20m Whitby County Town E4 at that timne, but sent to be suitably engraved. Mrs. Barnes won the award for the best specimen flower in the show. Verona S her ndmeen,[S AV E 3 Folwn g the m ad aeen Crawford presided at the refreshment table, bringing Powder, the evening to a most enjoyable and appropriate conclusion.%j N I HElold Public, Meeting Residents will have a chance to express their opinions on regional govern- ment later this mnonth at a meeting to be held at the Bowmanville High School Auditorium. The date of the meeting bas been set for Thursday, October 25 and the time is 7:30 p.m. Durham's Regional Council agreed this year to establish a committee which would carry out a study of Bill 162 which established the regional government system for Durham in 1973. The commit- tee consists of a representa- tive from each of the eight Durham municipalities and is chaired by Oshawa Mayor Jim Pottîcary. As part of the committee's investigation, public meetings nave-been scheduled for area municipalities within the Durham Region in order to give residents a chance to contribute to the projeet. Sehool boards, public utilities commissions, police commissions and conserva- tion authorities have been invited to. make written or verbal comments along witb the Cildren's Aid Society and the Health Unit. The first, meeting of the committee was scbeduled for October 3 in Ajax and the last of the meetings to ne held in area municipalities will take place in Whitby in late November. Letter to Editor Dear Johnny: I have been a littie slow in sending my column, "Educa- tion with Terry Hawkins", to you. I just want you to know that I haven't forgotten. As you can imagine, 1 have been busy these last few weeks. 1 shaîl have articles to you on a regular basis starting the first week in October. I am enjoying Campbellford District'High School. We had a smooth opening and things are going well. Say "hello" to everyone. Best Regards Dr. Terry Hawkins Principal Campbellford District High School p You'l ldo better with A&P'fs 1Hi :tive thru Saturday, October 6th, 1979. REDEEM AUL FOOD STORE COUPONS I LOSED THANKSGIVING DAY - MONDAY, OCT. Sth. JSAVE L.Oft - Fancy ASup.rb Blend, Ricl Brazujian Coffoes. custom whn You buy it . .. not Ez tin COF f )aDaily! 1PIE ALE! ýe 88, red ýGHT DETERGENT 6 litre box 99 Decorator WHITE SWAN TOWELS 7pkg of 2 rolis i Strained Mete Varieties of Foods & Jukces 4.54- -e jar Gerbers Baby Foods 4F.,890'%â" YORK - CHOICE Pum pkin 28f1z tn49 ASSORTED VARIETIES ACTION PRICE! Romi Pasta S 2lb pkg 9< 1-PLY BATHROOM TISSUE, ASSORTED COLOURS ACTION PRICE! Swan's Downpkgof4rollslQ PIN ANKSGIVING SAVINGS! e-Chunks, Crushed, Siliced rRegular or Dietl IEAPPLE M i 9-fi-oz tin Our Regular Prie 75c 'l1"ÊiSAVE2 IbI ith supe (Oui Reg. Price lb 1.48) Grade "A", Evisceratd, Frozen, Ve Pac, ýA&P Self-Basting or Swift Deep-Basted BUTTERBALL TURKEYS ALL SIZES GRADE "A" - 5 TO 14-LB AVERAGE Our Regular Price lb 1.48 - SAVE 20c lb Fresh Turkeys ul2 Itead-to-erveCUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF WHOLE HAMS" BnElEOSS à" BýELade, Ï 16 to 20 pounds average lb 89ý Shank Portion Butt Portion Centre Cuts or Ham Sîjees Our Reg. ,Price lb 1.38 SAVE 49c lb lb 1.18 lb 1.28 lb 1.88 BREAKFAST Biurns Sausages lÊ1 Cliuck Short Rib or Shoulder lbI 9 Roast 19 NEW ZEALAND <SHANK PORTION LB1.) Whoe or Lamb Legs ..1.89io l SHOPSYS - COL! SLAW OR Potato Salad 24-OZ CARTON 1.019 750 mi 3ý for returnable bottie Our Regular Price 49c each COOKI ES 900 g box L~ Our Regular Price 1.99 SOFT MARGARINE ACTION PRICEI Fleischmnann's 8-, tbs1.39 SINGLE THIN, PROCESS, BLACK VIAMOND ACTION PRICE! 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A&P # 642 * EFA% oîflat A&P mh "Priced less than last year" Caroina, Thanksgiving favourite NEW VAAAClà CROPh lb19 Californie swétIuicy, plump Red EMPEROR L Oi GRAPES l No. 1 Grade, anow white, fresh daily Prido of the Ontario growers LARGE each79 DOLE HONDURAS, PLANT RIPE, READY TO EAT, TASTE OF THE TROPICS Pineapples each 99ý~ NO. 1 GRADE, NETTED GEM, BEST FOR BAKINO Potatoes 5-lb bag 89,t NO. 1 GRADE, ONTARIO, LONG SEEDLESS Cucumbers eac 59 J. B. COUNTRY STYLE Apple Cider 64-f-oz btl99W CALIFORNIA, LARGE SIZE Honeydew MelonS ea. 1.491 Ma pie Leaf Week at A&P!I