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8 ) 1 V : 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, May 25,1988 Annual Meeting for West Durham W.I. Maple Grove Branch hosted the West Durham W. I. District Annual at Maple Grove United Church on May 4, 1988. Registration and sale of luncheon tickets preceeded the opening exercises exercises at 9.30 a.m. Mrs. H. Bradley, President of Maple Grove Branch welcomed those present and the reply was made by Mrs. Chant of Hampton Branch. Mrs. Vi Ashton presided . as District President and gave a short report. Board Director Mrs. Marion Thompson, Bailieboro, formally formally ratified the District Directors Directors who then presented their "Pennies For Friendship". Friendship". Pennies will be collected collected for another year. Minutes of the 1987 Dist. Annual were read and the financial financial report given by Mrs. J. Wygerde, Dist. Sect.- Treas. The auditors report was given by Mrs. C.Bray. The business followed. A representative will be sent to the Kingston Leadership Conference, May 13 and 14 , on Program Planning Fund Raising and Recycling. Nominations for Certificates of Recognition need to be submitted to Barbara Weese, R.O.S. by June 15, 1988. A thank you was read from Mrs. C. Bray for the opportunity opportunity to represent the district at the Area Convention last October 24 and 25. A motion was sustained that assistance assistance be available if and when the District Resolutions Resolutions Convenor is required to attend Area Convention. A motion was carried to transfer transfer funds to the district account account from the Curator's account, account, and providing a cash fund for small accounts. M.J. Found and Audrey Hall, Maple Grove led us in action songs and entertained with selections "the Obstructive Obstructive Hat" and "the Seeing Eye Dog." : It was an honour for President President Ashton to introduce Area President Helen Hunter, Hunter, Aurora, and Area Sec- Treas. June Fetch, Gormley. .. There-were no resolutions to be read. - Board Director Mrs. M. Thompson reported on the board meeting in Toronto on April 25-28. It has the same format as a branch meeting. The fee sheet provided many questions and it is hoped to revise it. Provincial President Margaret Munro reported on her busy scheduler scheduler She has a Fax machine on trial for speedier communications. communications. The good news is that a new branch has been formed. Also, a day care has been organized for rural families. Two emergency resolutions were sustained. Life Memberships have increased increased to $50. The Provincial Provincial Board would welcome ideas for celebrating the 100th Anniversary of W. I. in 1997. Home and Country Editor Carol Stewart-Kirkley has a new phone number 519-767-3456. O.M.A.F. is sponsoring a Centennial contest for adults and students with deadline for entries by June 15. See back of Home & Country, February, March for details. Orders for Erland Lee Items, placed with the board director before the Area Convention Convention can be picked up there. Items were on display. F.W.I.O. funds have been allocated allocated to the University of Guelph toward a new nutrition nutrition laboratory. There are 396 delegates registered for the Leadership Conference at Kingston. Pro- :ial P.R.O. Geraldine vincic ACCIDENT OR TRAFFIC TICKET? CALL ta : .Tl M Let a former Police Officer be your voice in court No Cost Consultation Low Cost Representation S 436-71949# 249 KING ST. E. I Across Irom the Oshayva Provincial Court) Campbell planned a new format format for P.R.O. reporting, redesigning redesigning a new brochure, working on a colour poster and holding workshops. Mrs. Thompson continued with information on W. I. scholarships at University of Guelph, the 90th Anniversary Anniversary education awards available available in each region for W. I. members to update their post secondary education, the Ontario Agriculture Museum's Museum's 1988 Photographic Competition (deadline June 8 at the Museum, Milton) and a little exercise in "change". She closed with a poem on "Smiles." A delicious salad buffet was enjoyed. Following head table introductions, Area President Helen Hunter Hunter spoke in reply to her welcome. welcome. Brenda Metcalf began the afternoon session with a singsong. Providence-Shaw's members members Annabelle Rickard and Thelma Gilbank conducted the In Memorium for six members who had passed away during the year. Reports were heard from the Program Co-Ordinator Mrs. Berniece ■ Watson,' the Curator Mrs. T. Baker, P.R.O. Mrs. Shirley Brown arid Fed. Of Agr. Representative Representative Mrs. Doreen Barrie. Barbara Weese R.O.S. spoke on W. I. scholarships and mentioned that Durham's Durham's Nancy Green was a recent recipient. A county scholarship committee is needed to choose county nominations. She told of several several 4-H projects, present and future, and achievement day June 20 at Blackstock. She is concerned with questions questions received on home food preservation and encouraged encouraged short courses on this topic. "Agriculture in the Classroom" has resource books available. An interesting interesting video suitable for W. I. programs is available from the Guelph office on "A Century Century of Change." She told of a 4-H Review and a report with recommendations for change. Roll Call was to tell the number of new members this year and the number present from each branch. Audrey Hall, Maple Grove entertained again with, "Min 'at the Skating Rink" and "An Irishman's ■ Excuse;".;, kit Mrs. M...Thompson proceeded proceeded with the election of District officers for 1988- 1989. Past President - Mrs. H. W. Prescott, President - Mrs. W. Ashton, 1st Vice President - Mrs. D. Cathcart, 2nd Vice President - Mrs. J. Killeen, Sec-Treas - Mrs. M. E. Vice, Asst. Sec. - Mrs. W. H. Brown, P.R.O. - Mrs; G. Brown, Alt. P.R.O. - Mrs. J. Brine, Curator - Mrs. G. Buttery, Buttery, Auditors - Mrs. C. R. Bray, Mrs. H. Rowsell. Standing Committee Convenors Convenors - Resolutions - Mrs. P. Buma, Program Co- Ordinator - Mrs. F. Watson, Asst. Program Co-Ordinator -Mrs.B. Lewis. A vote of thanks was given given by Mrs. Fish, Ncstleton and an invitation to host the District Annual 1989 was extended. extended. The meeting closed with the Mary Stewart Collect. Respectfully submitted. Shirley Brown, District P.R.O. Pines Report On. Thursday, April 28, The Pines Band played in Courtice. In the morning they played for grades 4 to 6 of Courtice Public School and in the afternoon the band played for grades K - 3. The music was enjoyed by everyone. In the near future, future, the band will be playing at Orono and Kirby Public Schools. by Melanie Rypstra. On Monday, May 2nd, the class of 8D went on a trip, to Toronto. In the morning they saw the play "Anne of Green Gables' 1 at the Ryer- son Theatre. The play was funny, sad and very enjoyable. enjoyable. Later in the day, the class proceeded to the Toronto Star, where they were given a tour of the building. V 'KEEP YOUR FOOD COSTS DOWN -- SHOP BY THE 4-6 LB. AVG. ■ODUCT OF CANADA ■ EBŒ* ■shankless^B ■nic pork SHOULDERS |S2^H 'lb. LB. BOX" ($2.00 PLASTIC BOX DEPOSIT) •SPAGHETTI SAUCE •TOMATO SAUCE UNICO 12 TIN LIMIT URGE 28FLOZ. \ 796 ml TIN BEANS targe 1901- 540 mL TIN •CHICK PEAS «LENTILS •WHITE OR RED KIDNEY •ROMANO i$i* X u ■. ___ PRODUCT OF CANADA FRESH OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN ■CHICKEN ■LEGS CANADA GRADE "A" FRESH NEVER FROZEN OVEN RUDY ROASTING CHICKENS 3 BIRD LIMIT OI8 46kg 9£ "BACKS ATTACHED" SLBib LIMIT FROZEN CONCENTRATED OLD SOUTH PURE APPLE JUICE 12.6 FL.OZ. 355 mL TIN nft McCAIN SWEETHEART CHEESE BARS 454 g BAR MIX OR MATCH • CHEDDAR* MILD • OLD • | MEDIUM ^MOZZARELLA • BRICK* COLBY* /€ FROM ONTARIO PACKERS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE"A"BEEF ^■SHOULDER ■ & BLADE ■STEMS MUSHROOMS 1 70 LB. BLUE WATER ASH IN LIGHT TEMPURA BATTER FROZEN 350 g BOX • SOLE•HADDOCK•COD• I PRODUCT OF GREAT BRITAIN COOKED s H 11 n ! p FROZEN 150 g BAG 3 LIMIT j ; $i SSiF*' FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ^ HOME • AUTO m BUSINESS • LIFE « JAMES INSURANCE BROKER LIMITED SH SERVING BO WM AN VILLE. & AREA SINCE 1919  M ■ /';*/] 623-4406 if 24 KING E M FROM ONTARIO PACKERS FRESHI NEVER FROZEN CHOICE CANADIAN kfl ■VEAL SHOULDER LB. CANADA A PACKERS SLICED DE-VEINED FRESH OR PREVIOUSLY FROZEN kg 1.52 BEET UVER .69 QUALITY PACKERS "TOWN CLUB" BRAND 2-3 LB. AVG.VAC PAC Jfc Wm^ SWEET PICKLED O m COTTAGE kg ROLLS LB. PRODUCT OF CANADA VAC PAC EüSBlil UTILITY GRADE ROCK CORNISH MÎT kg A HA rock cor* 3.73 HENS AVERAGE LB. "CARDINAL" FROZEN LARGE 2 kg BOX (28 PATTIES) BEEF & SOYAJIH BURGERS 12 LIMIT I FROMONTARIOPACKERS AT SERVICE COUNTER SWEET PICKLED SHORT-CUT kg LB. ALL BEEF OR REGULAR 4so g vac pac PKG. MAPLE LEAF BRAND PURE PORK ■ ALL BEEF OR GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE FROZEN 500 g TRAY PAC MIX OR MATCH FILLERS BRAND mas us QUALITY PACKERS AT DELI COUNTER TOWN CLUB BRAND COOKED kg LB. DEMPSTER'S SLICED BREAD 675 g LOAF • 100% WHOLE WHEAT 7Qÿ •SCONE WHITE ,w EA. EVERFRESH FROM CONCENTRATE ORANGE •GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 L JUG SEA-GLO WHOLE LAKE FROZEN 454 g BAG WnULC LARC A A SMELTS 69 MELITTA PREMIUM COFFEE 12 LIMIT I WHILE SUPPLIES LAST HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP! r, Sm ' Xi||l West - Mississauga DIXIE VALUE MALL At Dixie Rd, South ol Queen Elizabeth Way North - Markham WOODBINE NORTH At No. 7 Highway: Markham Central - Toronto 222 Lansdownel Avenue Corner Dundee St. West BOWMANVILLE Rua Uouyliin S Jimoa * 4 Uu'k Ctkiil ' - 623-5023 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT 10 LIMIT CLOSED MONDAY HAPPY VICTORIA DAY Downtown - Toronto 222 CHERRY STREET Just South of the Lift Bridge 369 VAC PAC 1 LJUG East - Pickering HWY.2& BROCK RD. In Pickering North York Food Terminal at 2549 Weston Rd.l THURSDAY I FRIDAY I SATURDAY Just south of Hwy. 4011 8 A.M.-10 P.M. | 8 A.M.-10 P.M. | 7 A.M.-10 P.M. OSHAWA/DURHAM FIRST AVE. Between Slmcoe & Ritson Juit a "Stone's Throw" North ol 401 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL SATURDAY MAY 28th 88