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1 Baker McSweeney Opens Store in New Bowmanville Plaza .iV y r Karen Burdett and Chris Boddy stock a bin with fresh rolls at Baker McSweeney's new Bowmanville store. Baker McSweeney's offers a complete selection of bread and rolls as well as some bulk foods, bulk spices, cold meats, cheese and pastries. . Baker McSweeney's bread and rolls are sold fresh at the counter the same day they are baked in the oven. "We're trying to give a super quality product at a better price," explained Ernie King, a partner in the local Baker McSweeney store which opened in Bowmanville last month. Trained as a baker in Ireland, Ireland, Mr. King's 22 years of experience have taught him that bakers are only successful successful if they produce a fresh quality product. Natural ingredients are one of the keys to the taste of the 20,000 rolls and 12,000 to 14,000 loaves of bread which are baked by Baker McSweeney's in the Durham Region each week. These products have no added preservatives or additives, additives, Mr. King said. And he can speak with authority about the contents of his product. product. Ernie King designed the recipes used by the franchise and he still has a keen interest in the baking of McSweeney's products at Pickering. The local Baker McSweeney's McSweeney's shop is located in the new Bowmanville shopping plaza at the site of the former McDonald Ford dealership. The franchise is owned by partners Len Jones, Ernie King and Kingsley Van Nest. In addition to their new store in Bowmanville, they also operate outlets in Pickering, Pickering, Ajax, and Oshawa. Many Bowmanville resi- Hi The Freshest White Loaf Baker McSweeney's got the freshest loaf in town! And to prove it, we're offering ouryummy white loaf (regulariy$1.38 for 2 loaves) at a savings you'll appreciate. Just bring this coupon with you to your nearest neighbourhood Baker McSweeney's where you'll find a full selection of bakery items, donuts and sweet goods ALL BAKED FRESH DAILY, plus a marvelous variety of fresh spices, a delicious deli section featuring imported and domestic cheeses, meats, exciting party -- platters expecially created to cater to your s J&Û entertaining needs... and lots more! for $ Æm MAXIMUM TWO LOAVES 1.00 You'll find your neighbourhood Baker McSweeney's at: ^ 219 King Street East, Bowmanville This coupon must be presented at time o( purchase. dents may have already had a chance to sample the product from the booth operated by Baker McSweeney's at the Bowmanville Mall flea market market held each Sunday. Baked goods have been sold at the flea market over the past year and a half. "Customers were always saying when are you going to open a store?" Mr. King recalls. Since the store opened last month, response has been favorable. Between 600 and 700 people visit the store on Fridays and Saturdays. "The potential in this area is terrific," terrific," said Mr. King. A visit to the Bowmanville store will reveal that there's more than baked goods at Baker McSweeney's. In addition addition to the bins filled with fresh, fragrant rolls and loaves of every description, there are also bulk spices, nuts and candies for sale. The store also has a counter for cold cuts and cheese. A cooler for soft drinks is to be installed and the store will make a sandwich to a customer's specifications. An oven is to be installed at the rear of the building in order to supply baked goods such as pies and brownies which will round out the selection available at McSweeney's. Customers should also watch this newspaper for weekly coupons advertising special buys. One special offers kaisers on sale for 99 cents per dozen. Other specials are planned on items such as loaves, and muffins and much more. "We don't exist unless the customer gets what he wants," said Mr. King. And his company is making every effort to find out the needs of shoppers and then meet that requirement. The Baker McSweeney's parent company includes a total of 16 branch stores and has been established for the past three years. In the four Durham Region stores, Baker McSweeney's employs about 40 full-time and part-time personnel. Three of these are at Bowmanville. The goal of the company is to make McSweeney's as well known for baked goods as McDonalds is for hamburgers. And judging from the initial success of the enterprise, it should't be long before people think of baking and McSweeney McSweeney as they think of bread and butter. Elizabethville Our last outdoor service was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Currency's. A fair crowd attended. Rev. G. Rutherford conducted the service service with Morley Bickle on the organ and the Canton choir singing the anthems. Rev. Schamerhorn of Bowmanville was the guest speaker and he brought us an excellent message message on good news and bad news with many humerous illustrations on sharing and loving which the world today needs. We had our usual fruit bread and coffee. Next Sunday services will be at the three churches at their usual times. Garden Hill 9 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Quantrill and family spent the weekend with Quantrills and Scotts. They flew from Lansing with their own plane. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thick- son spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. DeKoker, Sunderland, Sunderland, celebrating Mr. Thick- son's birthday. Mrs. B. Wheeler; Mrs. C. Mercer; Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson were at the birthday meeting of the Golden Age Club. Birthday cake was served. served. There were about thirty attended. Corsages were given to the ladies who had Birthdays in August. There is a bus going to Kitchener Market Market about the middle of September September from Bewdley. Any- on wanting tickets could contact contact Mrs. Plooard. Mr. and Mrs. H; Thickson spent Monday in Toronto and Mrs, Thickson went on to Brantford to spend a day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Staats. Several in the area attended Will Winn's Wedding on Saturday. Saturday. MacMILLAN ORCHARDS NOW AVAILABLE PEAS WAX BEANS GREEN BEANS CHERRIES RASPBERRIES RASPBERRIES BLUEBERRIES BLUEBERRIES and Corn -- Whitby -- 660-5031 686-2531 Also,., 24-Hour Information Line 686-3515 65 Children Enjoyed Vacation Bible School By Barb Tukker Every morning from August 16 to August 27, Rehoboth Christian Reformed Church on Scugog Rd., opened its doors to the throng of enthusiastic children waiting outside. It was once again time for Daily Vacation Bible School. Every - week day approximately 65 children came to enjoy the variety of activities provided. After opening exercises the children moved on to individual classes for Bible study, songs, games, refreshments and crafts. This bee hive of activity was supervised by 8 teachers, 10' helpers and various other people in different capacities. The highlight of the week was when the children were taken to the Applewood Home for the Handicapped in the Veltri Complex. It was a wonderful sight to see the two groups make friends and play with each other, because when the physical differences were overlooked we realized they were all just "children". Each day the children brought in collection which at the end of the two weeks totalled $164.46 and allowed us to purchase some equipment and toys for our friends at Applewood On Friday, church basement crowded because parents and other visitors had been invited to share in the closing programme. At the end of the two weeks it was wonderful to see how much the children had learned about the theme "Come Follow Jesus" and it is hoped that their lives have been somehow touched by their knowledge of God and His Son, Jesus Christ, the Saviour. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 8, 1982 John Treacy's Girls Win Squirt Ball Title ftssfrareaafc.;., * , ■.. rwîv * v wx-u-jÆk' Squirt championship team - front row, 1-r, Faye Logan, Tara Shaw, Kim Davie, Traci Hanc, Lee- Ann Knox, Jenny Rohr, back row, 1-r, Manon Desmarais, Marnie McGregor, Angela Reid, coach On Friday, August 27, the was By Dan Jones Girls Squirt softball season came to a close at Tyrone Park, Saturday, August 2lst. The eventual winners were the Bowmanville John Treacy team. Newcastle won the opening game of the tournament 17 to 10 over Bowmanville. In the second game, Tyrone came up with a strong hitting game to claim a 22 to 8 victory over Newcastle. In the final game, Dan Jones, Kelly Coburn, Amy Logan, Deanna Jones. Absent - coach Don Hamilton, Corry Hamilton, Melissa Tug wood. with 3 fewer runs against than Tyrone. The players would like to thank sponsor John Treacy for the sporty shirts they received and the coaches thank the girls for the shirts they presented to them. the defending champs played their best defensive ball game of the year, winning 18 to 6 over Tyrone. Since each team won a game, the championship was decided on runs for and against. Bowmanville won St.Francis of Assisi Parish Plans Events St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Newcastle will open its Church Hall on Friday evenings, starting Friday, September 17th to young people from the Newcastle area. The age group for this Young Peoples Friday Nights will be basically the grades 7-9. i The Friday night sessions will consist of a movie suitable for this age group starting at 7:00 p.m., followed by a social evening which will start after the movie. All activities will be over at 10:30 p.m. There will be an admission charge of $1.50 for those wishing to see the movie and $2.00 for those wishing to see the movie and remain for the social part of the evening. The Friday evening socials will be on a trial basis from now until the Christmas vacation. vacation. The purpose behind these Friday evenings for young people is to give them an opportunity to enjoy themselves themselves in a Christian atmosphere. atmosphere. It is hoped that parents and others in the area who are interested will help in the development of the program. It is not a religious oriented session. It is open to all of those in the above age group. Any parent who is interested should contact Rev. Thomas Walsh, pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Parish at. 987-5446. Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 SENIORS». Ontario Property "fex Grant Applications. Ontario Tax Grants for Seniors is a program designed to help offset municipal, school and retail sales taxes and home heating costs for Ontario residents 65 and over. The Property Tax Grant portion, of up to $500 per household, is provided in two instalments instalments annually. The first instalment of the 1982 grant, based on 1981 applications, was mailed in the spring. The Ministry of Revenue has just completed the mailing of Property Tax Grant applications which seniors must complete in order to qualify for the final instalment of this grant. If you received a 1982 Interim Grant, you will receive an application. TAKE CARE TO COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION ACCURATELY. Take a few extra minutes to fill out your application and then check it again for accuracy. This makes it much easier for the Ministry to process your form and get your cheque to you. In particular, you should remember the following: • Fill in your taxes or rent for the entire year; • Sign your application. Spouses (55 or over should also sign; • If your marital status or address has changed, fill out the appropriate section on the application. The Ministry will begin mailing Properly Tax Grant cheques in early November and continue to do so on a regular basis. Some points to remember • If you have not received an application within 14 days and believe you are eligible for the Property Tax Grant, please contact the Ministry. • Those seniors who reach the age of G5 between July and December will receive their application early in 1983. • Those seniors who reach the age of 85 in 1902 will receive a grant for the full year once they return the application to the Ministry. • If you moved pemianently into Ontario during 1982, your grant is based on the time you resided in Ontario. If you have not received an application, please contact the Ministry. • Seniors who are not eligible for federal Old Age Security but who. have previously previously established eligibility for the Property Tax Grant will also receive an application. If you reside in a tax-exbinpt property such as a chronic care facility, a home for the aged or a similar institution, ■you are not eligible for the grant. However, if you move into a tax-exempt property during 1982, you are eligible for a Property Tax Grant based on your rent or property taxes prior to your move. Sales Tbx Grants On December 3, the Ministry of Revenue will mail a $50 Sales Tax Grant cheque to all Ontario seniors. No application is nocossniy for this grant. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL THE MINISTRY'S MULTILINGUAL INFORMATION CENTRE: • In Molro Toronto, dial 0(55-8470 • In Aron Code 807, ask the Operator for Zenith 8-2000 • In all oilier areas, dial 1-800-208-7121 Or write to: Ontario Tax Grants for Seniors, Ministry of Revenue, Guaranteed Income and Tax Credit Branch, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 2138. Ministry of Revenue Ontario George Ashe Minister T.M. Russell Deputy Minister