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I Section Three The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 20, 1985 7 KNOB HILL SPECIALS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK, MON.-SAT.! HEAVY DUTY DETERGENT 12 LITRE--§§§ RY BOUNCE FABRIC SOFTENER 50% BONUS BOX OF 60 SHEETS 239 1 3 LIMIT I 2 LIMIT IMPERIAL " , ° 0UCT " BRAZIL CORNED BEEF 12 OZ. (340 g) TIN 3 LIMIT WESTON MEALTYME BREAD LARGE SLICED 675 g LOAF • WHITE • 60% WHOLE WHEAT • CRACKED WHEAT • HOT DOG ROLLS (8 PAC) • HAMBURGER BUNS (8 PAC) • ENGLISH MUFFINS (6 PAC) MIX OR MATCH- 9 LOAF OR PKG. LIMIT WESTERN CREAMERY NATURAL YOGURT ASSORTED . „ • 2% • PLAIN FRUIT CELLAR 0R • SKIM 250 g TUB 500 g TUB MIX OR MATCH = - «*«' ' V w 6 LIMIT IMPERIAL SOFT MARGARINE KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 750 g JAR SMOOTH • CRUNCHY • SUPER KRUNCH 3 LIMIT ULTRABRIT1 T00THPAST1 3 LIMIT 1 } VpP 1" mL TUBE 1 =#79* 25% BONUS • 75 g STICK • 75 mL ROLL-ON • 250 mL TIN SECRET 4l AA ANTI-PERSPIRANT 1 2 LIMIT 1 JW ea. JLhV W SCOPE MOUTHWASH | 2 LIMIT ffSCÔPl ] 1L BOTTLE 399 DISHWASHER DETERGENT u kg box m ! 239 MAXI-30's OR THI ALWAYS 2 LIMIT N MAXI î *0 always O's PADS 39 9 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO SELECT YOUR OWN CANADA #1 GRADE JUMBO SIZE CmUMB ÎI/U Mm, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO *uu. BOSTON LETTUCE MIX OR MATCH 3A1 ■U. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS TS b, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FILL YOUR OWN BAG @ "NEW CROP" ARRIVING DAILY kg | A A GREEN OR WAX PA IivUBEANS lb.vv * PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA OR MEXICO FILL Y0UR JUMBO SIZE CLOVE own bag 2.18-GARLIC J99* PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA n GRADE FREESTONE PEACHES EXTRA FULL 4L BASKET BANANAS FROM THE TROPICS LARGE SIZE PRODUCT OF CANADA-CANADA #1 GRADE "NEW" WASHED WHITE POTATOES LARGE 50 LB. BAG!! PRODUCT OF USA, CALIFORNIA SELECTYOUR OWN JUMBO SIZE 4's HONEY DEW L99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. STEAMBOAT ORCHARDS fill your CANADA n GRADE "NEW CROP" own bag BARTLETT fiQÿ kg PEARS lbOST PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA UANAUA#I «H L52 FILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18..PLÏÏMS .99 * PRODUCT OF MEXICO LARGE SIZE 10's SELECT YOUR OWN LHnuc lU S PINEAPPLE ..99 PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA SELECT YOUR OWN FANCY JUMBO SIZE 72's VALENCIA ORANGES DO*, 2.99 KNOB HILL FARMS OSHAWA-DURHAM FOOD TERMINAL 0SHAWA/DURHAM First A vs. Just a "Stone's Throw" North o(401 ™ V , E MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY TO LIMIT 9A.M.-10P.M. 9 AM -10 PM 9 A M 10 P M ITHURSDAYI FRIDAY [SATURDAY] Ba.M.-10 P.M.I PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY AUGUST 24/85 Happy First Birthday Hi, my name is Karly. I celebrated my first birthday on July 15, 1985. My proud Daddy and Mommy are Randy and Sandra Ricard. My grandparents are Les and Ben Ricard and Tom and Sheila German. Viewpoint by Rosella Carew MAKING TIME Sometimes the spirit just simply sits me down and makes me write. So it was, after reading a short article by an eighty five year old. In fact I found the article in a 1978 Woman's Day while waiting my turn at the clinic. I told my husband of it, wondering wondering if I might go back and ask for the magazine. Edgar's reply? "Don't be so silly." So here I am.putting in my words the gist of this lady's article titled "If I Had My Life To Live Over." She talks of spending too much time being afraid of life; afraid to speak, afraid of what the neighbours might think, afraid to take a chance and afraid to let her children take a chance. She never had walked in the rain, dressed as she wished nor stepped outside outside that ultra conservative role she had set for herself. She talks of being fearful of trying to make that "statement" "statement" she felt was bottled up inside, with the result that she had never danced on a lovely day nor laughed freely nor left Museum Events "OBJECTS FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION" by Dan Hoffman, Curator "Objects from the Permanent Permanent Collection," a new exhibit to follow the successful Goodyear 75th Anniversary Exhibit, has just been completed completed in the rotating galleries of the Bowmanville Museum. The sharply contrasting black and white panels and showcases showcases offer glimpses of those items from the collection visitors rarely get to see because they do not blend well into the period rooms. • The exhibit does not attempt any particular theme, rather it presents interesting items and insights into Bowman- ville's rich history. For example, example, did you know that the H.M.C.S. Bowmanville (a Corvette), served from Sept. 28, 1944 to Sept. 2, 1945? Or that the Dominion Organ and Piano Company once manufactured manufactured hundreds of "Mitchell" "Mitchell" Gramophones? These and many other informative surprises await you through the doors of the Museum. As you know, the museum is now charging admission to visitors. (Family $2.Q0, Adults $1.00, Seniors and Children 50 cents) Implementing admission admission this season was done in order that we might be able to offset our winter fuel bill of $4,000.00, thus easing our dcpcndancy on Municipal tax dollars. In order that visitors "get their money's worth," we offer guided tours of the galleries galleries providing you with interpretive information and anecdotes about the items on display. (Ask about how mouscproof organs came into being,) The tour takes approximately approximately 40 minutes while you travel through 4 galleries, 4 period rooms, the conservatory conservatory and the grounds. Lastly, the shufflcboard court located in the gardens of the Museum has been repainted, repainted, Anyone wishing to play this popular garden game need only ask - It's Free! her dishes undone to have fun. I believe she finally made her statement by writing the article. In total it didn't exceed two hundred words. But what a warning for the rest of us! Life is a composite of age and time; A time to laugh, a time to cry and a time to lie in the meadow and dream. When will we havè it all together? Ah! That is the warning. How can we laugh when we are old if we haven't carried it from our youth? How can we glory .in a beautiful day, the song of the bird and the call of the loon if we haven't taken time to listen and to cultivate the habit? Ten years from now that son will remember that his parents were at the arena to cheer him on - never mind that the dishes weren't done. Many a philosopher has told us that humour is the leaven of life. But during those busy years humour gets lost. The baby is crying and the two year old has climbed into the cupboard again. The dryer is broken, the dishwasher is spouting water when it shouldn't and the five year old has lost his shoes. The door bell is ringing, the twelve year old is swooning over the boy next door and threatens to leave home if she can't go to the movies with him then hubby phones' to say the boss is coming to dinner. So who has time for humour? humour? Spit on the philosophers. philosophers. Well, we had better find time for humour. We'd better break out of that shell and buy that silly little hat we admired last week. We'd better meet our man at the door with a zeny joke and if we know what's good for us we had better try to grab that brass ring at least once in our life. If we don't, what will we have carried from youth to old age? The meeting of life on it's own terms in our youth becomes the leaven for our twilight years. No Change in Prices Paid to Egg Producers The price paid to egg producers producers for Grade A large this month will be unchanged, the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency (CEMA) announced today. Although feed and labour costs were up last month, an increase in the price paid to producers for eggs other than Grade A large dropped the conversion rate in CEMA's pricing formula. This conversion rate is the difference between the Grade A large price and the average price the producer is paid for all other sizes. The producer-run agency sets the price for Grade A large at the beginning of each month using a cost of production production formula. The federal government's National Farm Products Marketing Council is notified prior to the pricing announcement. announcement. The price paid by consumers consumers is actually set by wholesalers and retailers. -x MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY MIDWAY S S a - i b ' --W"*S § k! •i; Homo ol tho Fuol Economy Car MIDWAY MOTORS . 1300 Dumlns SI. 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