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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1984 5 Section Two "Food Terminal" Only! BonusSpedals Monday, April 2nd to Saturday, April 7th Enniskillen Residents Attend 2 Anniversaries BETTY CROCKER, Peanut Butter COOKIE MIX 450 g box PRONTO, 2 Roll Package If DAVID, Super Thins - Unsalted Top PAPERTOWELSilCRACKERi 450 g box 3 Box Limit UPTON'S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP MIX 4 Pouch Package -- 264 g Box 3 Pkg. Limit 2 Box Limit „ W FR0J V: 3 Pkg. Limit "C" PLUS DRINK APPLE OR ORANGE 48 fl. oz. (1.36L) J f 5 Tin Limit ARMOUR, Product of Australia CORNED BEEF 12 oz. (340g) ENCORE 3 Tin Limit ENNISKILLEN Several from the community attended the Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hoskin at Blackstock Saturday afternoon and also Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin's 40th Wedding Anniversary Saturday evening at Nestleton Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Goodrich, Mississauga, were Saturday visitors of Mrs. Fred Draper. Mrs. Bud McNair spent a few days at the Terry Slack's, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leadbeater, Cobourg were. Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty joined Edgar's family on Thursday evening to celebrate two anniversaries and a birthday by dining out at a restaurant for their first course and later gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright where they were served ice cream, cake, coffee and tea. Miss Bev Wright of Bowmanville did a beautiful job of making and decorating the anniversary and birthday cake. Mrs. Pauline Greer, Montreal is spending a week's holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin visited Mrs. Jean Trewin and Mrs. Wright, Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McGill, Mississauga were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill. Roy and Ernest Greer, Fort Erie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry. Roy and Pauline Greer and Diane Werry attended the opening of the new building of the Salvation Army Citadel on Sunday morning in Bowmanville, then later attended the Visual Arts Centre at Cream of Barley Mill to see Jessie Slemon's paintings. Allan and Diane Werry, Pauline Greer, Roy and Ernest were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ern Werry. Sharon and Jennifer Preece and a reading - "The Ten Commandments of Human Relations". Minutes were read and approved correspondence and announcements were dealt with. Joyce Virtue gave our financial report. We had two special young people - "Charlene Potts and Cheryl Lepard, two of our Guide group with their leader Liz Kerr. Liz thanked the U.C.W. for their money and support. The two girls spoke to us on their camping trip to "Camp Adelaide" at Haliburton and some of the activities they take part in at summer camp. The leaders and parents are to be commended for their support and training of this large group of 24 Guides. Ella gave a brief report on the day at Presbytery and gave us all sheets with suggestions we use during Lent. Diane Werry introduced our guest speaker Rev. Paul Erb from Hampton who spoke to us on his life in Music. He taught music for several years. His playing and explaining the use of music was a prelude for a quiet thoughtful time and another for a time to be reused and get active. Several hymns were explained to us including the author, when to use, and the beautiful meaning in each verse. We all sang "What a friend we have in Jesus" to a different tune and found it a very joyous new change. Rev. Erb played hymn 356 while the offering was received and closed the programme with 568. "The day thou gave us Lord is ended". To say everyone enjoyed a wonderful evening of music and comments on how we use them would be weak praise indeed. We all wish good health and much joy for Mr. and Mrs. Erb in their new home and retirement. Merle closed the meeting with a short prayer and a social time was enjoyed with lunch and tea. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Werry and Carolyn Arnprior were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Francis and Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry. INSTANT COFFEE 8 oz. (227g jar) 3.99 2 Jar Limit EXTRA, Product of Holland 1 f YORK, Extra Smooth or Extra Crunch COOKED HAW PEANUT BUTTER 1 lb. (454g) tin COOKED HAH, .c *• :ÿ . i tt'yM t :V-*' ■ ' JAHBONCU.it. 1.99 ^t 1 kg. jar for the price of 750 kg. jar 2.49 2 Jar Limit SUNLIGHT Large 6 Litre Box 2 Box Limit REDPATH, White, 2 Kg. Bag SUGAR 2 Bag Limit SILVERWOOD, 4 Litre Bag 2% MILK 2.29 2 Bag Limit Oshawa were Sunday dinner tt . • i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan XlOI*tlCUllUI*a Werry. Several from the area attended the Visual Arts Centre at Cream of Barley Mill to see Jessie Slemon's paintings. A beautiful spring-like day brought forth our worshippers to the Sunday service. Pastor Joe spent a few minutes with the children as usual and we sang a new chorus - "Come Holy Spirit". The children retired to the lower level with their teachers for Sunday School. We had a delightful solo by our pastor in place of the choir singing an anthem. Pastor Joe's message was based on "The Conflict". Announcements: I Seminar for young women will be held at Brooklin U.C. on Tuesday, April 10th from 6:30 - 10:00 p.m. Guest speakers will be Ms. Carroll Dizenback, a lawyer in family law, Mrs. Linda Mclnerney, a mother and widow, and Rev. Brian Gee, the minister of St. Mark's U.C. in Whitby. Registration is $2.50 and must be in by March 31st. For more information on this exciting evening please contact either Bessie Vaneyk or Jackie Forbes. II - Evening service - An informal praise worship is scheduled for the evening of Sunday, April 1st at Tyrone U.C. Come out for an evening of singing, Bible study and food and fellowship. The time is 7:15. Bring a friend. Ill - April 9th, Monday at 8:00 official board at Enniskillen. The March U.C.W. meeting was held Wednesday, 21st in evening at the home of Margaret Stainton. President Merle opened the meeting with a wclomc to everyone Problems Discussed b; Panelists The Bowmanville and District Horticultural Society met at Trinity United Church on Wednesday, March 21,1984. President Alf Brown welcomed all present and the meeting opened with the singing of O Canada accompanied by Pat Prout on the piano. The minutes of the February meeting were read by secretary Doreen Perrett. Discussion followed concerning a bus trip to the Spring Flower and Garden Show in Toronto on Thursday, April 12,1984. Four panelists, Heinz Netten, Dick Gibbs, Louise Jose and Vickie Lesnick answered questions from the floor concerning horticultural matters. Questions asked ranged from starting a terrarium to proper plants for window boxes. A delicious St. Patrick's Day lunch was served by Verna Robinson and her committee. 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