The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

I l i f } Section Two The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, December 7,1988 15 Oron o Horticult ure Society Mitten Tree Will Help Salvation Army Fund Judges David and Lynn Harrison had the unenviable unenviable task of picking the winning entries in Orono Horticulture Society s Christmas Show on Thursday, Dec. 1st. They are shown here in action at the United Church's main hall. ■ At Orono Horticulture Society's Christmas Show on Thursday, Dec. 1st, the guest speakers, President Lorn a Atkins and Ken Williams posed for this photo t e 1 in front of the special Mitten tree, loaded with mittens that will be donated to the II n U|| nnnlTl Cf wit H H ATVPV Salvation Army's Christmas fund. Details of the speeches are contained in this ^ J week's Orono correspondence. OBITUARY Katherine Lynn Woods At the age of 35, Katherin Lynn Woods died in Whitby General Hospital on Sunday, November 20, 1988, following following a lengthy illness. Born in Oshawa and educated educated in Maple Grove East Public, and Courtice High Schools, she was the daughter daughter of Abraham and Maxine Sol. She was married July 15, 1978, to Garnet C. Woods. A member of the Salvation Salvation Army Corps, she had been employed at Curvply Wood Products. She resided in Orono at 27 Cobbledick Street. Left to mourn her passing are her husband, a daughter Shelda Marie, her parents, two sisters Debbie and Rose, two brothers Larry and Stanley, in-laws Ernest Woods, Beulah Woods, and NOW OPEN Slimmer-Trimmer-U 1410 Bayly St., Pickering Unit 5 (beside Pickering GO Station, next to Canac Kitchens) Owned and Operated by Kathy Budai (416) 420-8911 excess hogs have hit the market with no place to go except export. Tne problem was exacerbated by the fact that one of the few remaining remaining processing plants is (or was) out on strike. With exports exports hitting an all time high to Quebec and U.S.A. the possibility of further coun- tervoiling duty on hogs to U.S.A. could loom darkly on the horizon with the resulting resulting price denressant effect. The general consensus of opinion on the whole issue is that some will benefit, others will not. Obviously the large multi-nationals will be the Floral tokens were re- n thElatour"market [ lrst and greatest benefac- ceived in her memory from are very limited for rehiring tors as TO m ^ u T c ^ n f Curvply Wood Products, un ] e ss they possess special companies located in U.S.A. General Motors, the Flying ^pcirqhlp skills can su PPty our Canadian Dutchman, Oshawa Tune- mi p r v pv 0 d uce rs on neec * s with little if any addi- Up and Delta Faucet lh ™£^'dmust b" 1= ■•?£"» fr <" Interment Bowmanville breathing a gigantic sigh of current plants. erne ry. relief as the largest glut of Our personal observation is that tne first few years will have the greatest negative impact on segments of our Canadian economy as the period of adjustment takes place. We doubt if we'll ever experience the great benefits as radiantly expounded by predeceased by her late husband husband Edward Tamblyn. Captain Rick Shirran ofli- ciated at the funeral services held onTuesday at the Morris Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Pallbearers were Messrs. Blaine Lewis, Robbie Pierson, Pierson, Dave Kingsley, Terry Hackney, Wolf Friedericks and Ken Brunton. For Better - for worse - as the case may be! Well, the big Federal election election is over and Brian Mul- roney's Free Trade package was given an unqualified green light. Now the "wait and see" has already begun. By pure coincidence of course 3 companies (now 4) including Gilettes have already already re-located their companies companies back to U.S. and are closing their Canadian plants throwing a number of Canadian employees out of work. Unfortunately many of these employees are at the "dangerous age" between 50 and 65 where their opportunities opportunities in the labour market y oui / The Bowmanville Lions Club would like to thank everyone who supported our Annual Turkey Roll and $1,000.00 DRAW. The winning ticket was No. 181 and was held by Marilyn White of Oshawa. Brian Baby or conversely the doom and gloom outlook as provided by Big John or Honest Ed. Hopefully, we shall be able to preserve our unique Canadian identity throughout throughout the period of transition. Perhaps, with Free Trade we can exchange some of our cold bleak January, February February weather for some Florida Florida sunshine. FESTIVE Af# 4 /f/ , r MÀL FAVOURITES! I a n IS n 1 coupon 3 SAVE 1.00 REGULAR OR DIET Pepsi-Cola or 7UP CASE OF 24-280 ml TINS (UNIT COST 74- PER ICO mL| : : { fo ; - ,*,) ' Is A \7 LIMIT 1 case per coupon One coupon per customer OFFER VALID. December 5th - December 10th. 1968. (Feature price without coupon 599) S C 0624 CANADA GRADE "A", FROZEN, EVISCERATED A&P, Miracle Baste or Butterball Turkeys g. 3.06 kg .... y f',0 E . ! ÉrîWA i m lb O , FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES Old South Orange Juice 12 .5 oz TIN ' - " j " - J LIMIT: 4 TINS PER FAMILY PURCHASE t e ÿ SLSPEH A aPEQj ■'. ■. HERITAGE FARM, ASSORTED FLAVOURS Very Special Ice Cream 2 LITRE CARTON •\ .L f 111 LIMIT: 3 CARTONS PER FAMILY PURCHASE Fine Quality IHand Decorated THE Cordelia 'v - N 1 Dear Customer: We at A&P have been taken by surprise with the demand for our Cordelia Dinnerware. We knew we had a winner, but never expected such an% enthusiastic response. The demand was overwhelming^ and we sold out in record time. ha We've reordered from our supplier and again sold out.** We're now awaiting the arrival of additional stock. Hopefully this additional stock will cover the enthusiastic response. We've decided to extend the redemption of saver stamp booklets and continue the sale of the completer sets until January 28th, 1989. We're making every possible effort to satisfy the needs of our customers. -------------- Sorry for the inconvenience. A&P STORES FINE, REGULAR, EXTRA FINE, ARABICA, COLOMBA ^Maxwell House sGround Coffee 300 g pkg pirim mrm X ~ f X'.'.'J REGULAR OR DIET PLUS .40 PER BOTTLE DEPOSIT. Pepsi-Cola or 7UP ■ E fe Ï 750 mL bottle (Unit cost 6.5 e per 100 mL) f/ysiyp; "save iol ! WITH THIS COUPON OLD WORLD STYLE. PLAIN, MEAT OR MUSHROOM Ragu Spaghetti Sauce 750 mL JAR ■ LIMIT. 1 iar per coupon. One coupon per customer OFFER VALID. December 5lh - December 10th. 1988 (Feature price without coupon 129} VC rr0020009 WITH THIS COUPON SAVE .60 ASSORTED VARIETIES. CHAMPAGNE OR R.V.S.P. I McCormick's Crackers 200 g PACKAGE mm mmJWwr ; LIMIT 1 pkg per coupon. One coupon per customer. OFFER VALID. December 5th • December 10th. 1968 (Feature price without coupon 159) WITH THIS COUPON SAVE .50 REGULAR OR LIGHT Kraft Mayonnaise i r 11 11 11 WITH THIS COUPON ROYALE ASTORIA GLASSWARE tifajK $1 1 I LIMIT: 1 jar per coupon One coupon per customer OFFER VALID. December 5th • December 10th. 1968 (Feature prico without coupon 449) PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10TH, 1988. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal "family requirements, Savings shown In this ad based on current Metropolitan Toronto A&P retails. . !^s I Wine Glass You pay only .99 c LIMIT 1 glass per coupon One coupon per customer OFFER VALID. December 5th • December 10th. 1968 (Feature price without coupon 199)