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Section Two EASTER SAVINGS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK MON.-SAT PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA TURKEYS COLD SPRING FARMS FROZEN YOUNG UTILITY GRADE KING COLE FROZEN YOUNG OVEN READY UTILITY GRADE ROASTING FRESH NEVER DUCKS CHICKENS OCEAN SPRAY , FROZEN CRANBERRY kg GRADE SAUCE « „ - ». wuni p no MA» WHOLE OR JELUED 14 FL. OZ. 396 mLTIN UNCLE BEN'S ASST STUFFN SUCH MIX OR MATCH w STUFFING MIX MIX OR MATCH (6-16 LB. AVERAGE) (1 BIRD LIMIT) (4-5 LB. AVERAGE) (2 BIRD LIMIT) (2-4 LB. AVERAGE) 3 BIRD LIMIT) 170 g BOX 99 * BURFORD mmizER BAM 10-6-4 LAWN FEFTltiER ■flHramuaKUEO 7-7-7 10-6-4 FROM THE TROPICSl BANANAS LARGE SIZE! LARGE 20 kg BAG GRASS 2LB | SEED BAG 1 .99 PEAT MOSS 3CU.FT. 2.99 COW MME SHEEP MANURE TOPSOIL LARGE 20 kg BAG FRESHWATER BRAND--FROZEN LAKE TROUT SELECT YOUR OWN BUNCH 5L&LE AULT FOODS -- FOREST BRAND 100% VEGETABLE OIL-- PARCHMENT MARGARINE 1 LB. 454 g BLOCK PRODUCT OF CHILE BLACK RIBIER GRAPES LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES SELECT YOUR OWN BUNCH SILVERWOOD "MEADOWGOLD" ICECREAM HUGE 4 LITRE PAIL ASSORTED FLAVOURS REGULAR -- DIET--CLASSIC COKE REGULAR OR DIET SPRITE MIX OR L\ MATCH k. CASES ONLY UNIT COST 10.44 PER 100 mL SASEÎF 24x280 mL TINS 750 mL BOTTLE PLUS 404 BOTTLE DEPOSIT LIQUID DETERGENT |2LIMIT| PALMOLIVE DIRECT FROM CALIFORNIA TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS HARTLEY VARIETY JUMBO SIZE FILLYOUROWN BAG WALNUTS 3 BAR 270 g PKG. WOODBURY £(k BAR SOAP DÎT 12 IN. X 50 FT. OR 18 IN. x 25 FT. BOX ONE PRICE ALCAN ALUMINUM FOIL OVENBAGS LOOK 4 OR 6 BAG BOX MISS MEW CATB FOOD ASSORTED VARIETIES 170 g 6 OZ. TIN raHKHI.'.IH * PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CANADA #1GRADE kg SELECTYOUR _ OWNBUNCH LB. PRODUCT OF U.S. A. FILLYOUROWN BAG 1.30. yams 59! PRODUCT OF U.S.A. ORIGINAL BUNCH MIX OR MATCH GREEN ONIONS OR 1/$1 RED RADISH ™ Vf * PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA #1 GRADE "NEW" CABBAGE EA. 99 t PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SPINACH 10 OZ. CELLO PKG. 79 $ PRODUCT OF CHILE FILL YOUR OWN BAG T - __ ^ CANADA FANCY GRADE Lb 1 CO GRANNY SMITH APPLES LARGE SIZE 'LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A.--CANADA #1 GRADE ini anjou PEARS LARGE SIZE FILL YOUR OWNBAG 79! PRODUCT OF SPAIN FANCY SELECT YOUR OWN LEMONS m 3 f!l PRODUCjmFISRA|L iMTft ORANGES SELECT YOUR OWN DOZ. m S' 9 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO IDA RED APPLES CANADA FANCY GRADE 199 ^West - Mississauga DIXIE MALL At Dixlo Rd. South ol Quoon Elizabeth Way North - Markham WOODBINE NORTH At No, 7 Highway; Markham Central - Toronto 222 Lansdowne Avenue Corner Dundas St, West • Downtown - Toronto 222 CHERRY STREET Just South of the Lift Bridge East - Pickering HWY.2& BROCK RD. In Pickering North York our Newest Terminal 2549 Weston Rd. I THURSDAY I CLOSED I SATURDAY Just south of Hwy. 40118 A.M.-10 P.M. 1 GOOD FRIJ 7A.M.-8P.M, OSHAWA/DURHAM FIRST AVE. Between Slmcoe & Rltson Just « "Stom'i Throw" North of 401 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY APR 18th 87 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 15, 1987 5 Tyrone and Area By Bessie Vaneyk UCVV 25TII ANNIVERSARY ANNIVERSARY TEA The long tapers flickered each side of a prettily decorated decorated cake, crisp white linen cloths waited to hold tinkling china tea-cups which should brim with steaming tea or coffee freshly poured from gleaming gleaming silver pots. Spring flowers flowers nodded on each lonely table, reluctant to acknowledge acknowledge that indeed they had been forced with false hope to herald Spring's arrival, and to whom? For behind the intermittent chit-chat and hopeful gaiety of the committee of United Church Women who were ready to "pour", to serve and to clean up, could be heard the swish of wind and the swirl of winter's last blast of snow. Finally the storm abated, but in time for only a couple of visitors to join the hostesses in birthday cake and tea. The plans and the lovely setting were created by Earla Run- dle, Arlene Rowan and Jaqueline Vaneyk. Birthday Birthday cake will be served at the next meeting of Tyrone UCW. Euchre There were sixteen tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday Friday evening, April 3, 1987, with the following results: Clara Nesbitt, Agnes Schof- field, Meta Swain, Jean Mahaffy, Rose Griffin, Bill Mahaffy, Ladies' Low - Alice Beech, Men's Low - Adam Sharp. 50-50 Draw - Jean Mahaffy, John Schoonderbeek. Special prizes John McKeen, Ace Richards, Lorna Swain. There were 18 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, April 6th, with the following results: John McKeen McKeen 91, Rose Barrington 87, Laverne Clemens 86, Marg Hall 80, Gladys Slack 79, Russ Brown 38. Special Prizes - Laverne Clemens, Albert Watts, Edgar Millson, Ruby Malley, WOMEN TEACHERS By Mrs. Jean Milkie The South Durham Branch of Ontario Association Association of Superannuated Women Teachers held their November meeting at the Pickering United Church, November 26,1986. A delicious turkey dinner was served to approximately approximately 85 members. New members were welcomed and each presented with a rose corsage. A most enlightening talk, given by Joan Hill of her many travels with humorous humorous anecdotes, was the highlight of the afternoon. Frances McLeod and Margaret Patterson were each given a certificate of recognition of their many services to Durham South Branch of O.A.S.W. The Provincial Conference Conference will be held in Sudbury Sudbury June 9, 10 and 11,1987. Betty Blaker, provincial delegate, and Audrey Keyes, branch delegate, will be attending while Christine Lamb will be the alternate delegate if necessary. necessary. President Lois Yellow- lees conducted a short business business meeting announcing the date of the next dinner meeting to be held May 6, 1987, 12:15 at the Kedron United Church. Mrs. Ruth Tink will be guest speaker on flower arrangement arrangement and care. CHURCH Rev. David McKinnell has delivered a fine series of sermons during this Lenten season. On Sunday, April 5th "Face it and Live", dealt with the many areas of death we may face in our lives. "Death, spiritual and physical, needs to be confronted". confronted". The choir's ministry ministry of music was "Open the Gates of the Temple"; it was interesting and effective. Tyrone Church Outreach Committee sponsored an event on the subject of alcohol alcohol and drug abuse on Sunday evening, April 5lh. The evening involved those attending in the form and context of an Alcoholics Anonymous/Al Anon/ A1 Ateen meeting. Discussion followed the viewing of two films. The evening proved very informative and interesting interesting for the folks who turned out in fairly good numbers. Does It Meet Your Needs? A special congregational meeting will be held on April 12th following the' church service to decide whether to keep the public address system being tried in the church recently. The UCW catering committee committee is very grateful for the food and for the help of men and women in the morning and evening for the large catering of April 4th. Visitors Mrs. Doris Baker spent Sunday with her daughter, Jean and Keith Goble, and family, Janelville, Ont. Mrs. Hazel Smith, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, visited Miss Grace Smith, Long Sault, on Sunday. TYRONE 4-H NEWS Meeting # 5 Inspector Kare Full reporting reporting from inside the Tyrone Sunday School where Tyrone Safety Teens held their 4-H meeting on Monday, Mar. 9, 1987 at 7 p.m. This meeting was entitled, entitled, Keeping Your House in Order. President Rachel Patrick opened the meeting with the 4-H pledge and roll call. Secretary Faith Benschop read the minutes which were approved as read. Before the meeting was handed over to the leaders, members discussed discussed ideas for the skit at Achievement Program which is going to be Thurs., April 23, at Kirby Public School. A donation from Bowmanville Institute was gratefully acknowledged. Members and leaders filled in blanks of meeting five and discussed how you keep ahead of drudgery of housework. Some points we picked up were - clean as you work, work smarter not harder, and disorder makes more work. Members then reviewed how to wash dishes, dishes, clean out a refrigerator, refrigerator, how to make a bed properly, vacuuming and kitchen safety. The leaders reviewed home activities, activities, members further discussed the skit. The meeting was adjourned at 9 p.m. Meeting # 6 Inspector- Kare Full, reporting reporting on the sixth 4-H meeting for the Tyrone Safety Teens which was held at the Pleasance home on March 16, at 1:30 p.m. President Rachel Patrick opened the meeting with the pledge and roll call. Secretary Faith Benschop read the minutes which were approved as read. This meeting was entitled - Getting Around which pertained to different types of transportation, from car, bus, train, subway to airplane. Members were asked to go outside where Mr. Pleasance Pleasance showed us various components of a car and instructed instructed us on how to check various fluid levels and belt tension. We also participated participated in changing a tire. Members then continued their meeting in the house by answering questions about different modes of transportation. Youth leader, Faith Benschop asked us to pretend pretend we were going on a trip to the Eaton's Centre. We were divided into groups; each group could choose their method of transportation transportation to get to the Centre. We had to list costs involved, advantages and disadvantages disadvantages of our ride to Eaton's. As members enjoyed hot chocolate and cookies, we showed our Coat of Arms we made a couple of weeks ago and discussed them. Rachel Patrick and Cheryl Lepard were each awarded a pen with their name engraved on it for completing six homomaking homomaking units. Pictures were taken and members discussed discussed additional plans for the skit. The meeting was adjourned at 3:30 p.m. It is lime to end my disguise, my real name is Nancy Pleasance. Pleasance.