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i Œ OR ' assorted Varieties 3 x ; y'ASSOfrfuDy y.:; VARIETES C UFO'S, SCARIOS OR SPAGHETTI IN TOMATO SAUCE, BEANS IN TOMATO SAUCE OR BEANS WITH PORK *** Heinz Canned H Pasta or %è* Baked Beans 1 ™ z ' SQUEEZABLE Aylmer Ketchup ASSORTED VARIETIES Rice-A-Roni IMPORTED FROM ITALYI SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTIS, ELBOWS, FUSILLI OR PENNE RIGATI, ASSORTED VARIETIES Pasta Reale 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, May 10,1989 Letter to the Editor To the Editor: Overhearing some youngsters youngsters discussing their mothers' mothers' seeming ability to foretell foretell their misdoings, brought back memories of when I was a child. I was sure that my mother had eyes in the back of her head and that my grandmother, because of her age, probably had eyes in the side of her head as well - there was simply no other explanation for their always knowing when I was thinking about doing something something I shouldn't, when I was actually doing something something I shouldn't ana when I had actually done something I shouldn't. That made me think about mothers and grandmothers grandmothers and children and eyes, how I felt when I first saw my new son and my baby daughter, the sparkle in my mother's eyes when her first grandchild actually looked at her and smiled. I can see my grandmother with my small son on her knee as she read him his favourite favourite book and how they exchanged glances of love. Graduations, marriages, so many special occasions etched in our memories because because we could see. What would it be like if I had never had the chance to see? As a mother, I would have missed so much. My family history would have been so much poorer without without the stories handed down by mother and grandmother and all the others who had actually seen the events. Cataract operations in Canada to restore sight are commonplace, but there are places in this world where such operations are more precious than we can imagine. imagine. However, in Third World Countries, where eye disease is common, there is a glimmer of hope. Through the auspices 01 Operation Eyesight Universal, sight is being restored at mobile eye clinics, clinics paid for by donations donations of ordinary Canadians Canadians from children to pensioners. pensioners. Can you believe that the gift of sight in the Developing World can be purchased for only 25 cents, or that ophthalmic cream to prevent the blinding infant disease of trachoma costs less than 75 cents? How lucky we are to have access to medical facilities, to have clean water and most of all to be able to contribute to the well-being of others. We all think of our mothers mothers and grandmothers on Mother's Day. On this Mother's Mother's Day, please think about the mothers and grandmothers grandmothers of Third World Countries, Countries, who do not have their sight, who have never seen their children or grandchildren grandchildren and who cannot live a useful life because they are blind. A gift to Operation Eyesight Universal as a tribute tribute to a mother or grandmother grandmother would be a gift of real life to someone who now has no hope. Donations may be sent to: Operation Eyesight Universal, Universal, P.O. Box 123, Stn. 'M', Calgaiy, Alberta, T2P 2H6, or Operation Eyesight Universal, #202, 1719 Lawrence Lawrence Avenue East, Scarborough, Scarborough, Ontario. MIR 2X7. Goa bless you all for seeing seeing what has to be done and caring enough to do it. Esther Bird 11 Westwood Terrace S. W. Calgary, Alberta rpqn qrf>7 B&P Club News Twelve resolutions which will be voted on at the 43rd Annual Provincial Conference Conference later this month were discussed at the April meeting meeting of the Bowmanville Business Business and Professional Women's Women's Club. These resolutions, sponsored sponsored by different clubs, seek changes in various areas areas such as amending the Employment Standards Act to extend the qualifying period period for eligibility for pregnancy pregnancy leave to twenty-four weeks and to make provisions provisions for personal sick- leave and family care (the Canada Labour Code does allow for personal sick leave.) As one Minister is now responsible- for both "Labour" and "Women's "Women's Issues," one resolution asks that Women's Issues be a separate and distinct portfolio portfolio and that the provincial delegates suggest a new name, the reason being that all issues are not "Women's Issues." Thinking of the skills required required in the future, another resolution proposes to urge the Ontario Government to heighten awareness in educators educators and school counsellors counsellors for the need to encourage encourage female students to prepare for non-traditional occupations by choosing math and science courses in schools. The Bowmanville Business Business and Professional Women's Women's Club meets again on Thursday, May 18th, 1989, at the Bowmanville Lions Club at 6:30 p.m. For dinner reservations, please call Amerjit Sodhi at 623-6438 or Vivian Pickard at 623- 7221. - Irene Konzelmann. ■ 41 ; - U - - «•Ft ' :02 TIN! Island Queen Chunk Light W Tima OR FLAKED LIGHT 6.5-OZ. TIN FHSSS'JaB O COUPON VALUE 1 j Taster's Choice ! Instant Coffee I REGULAR, CONTINENTAL, ■ DECAFFEINATED OR "NEW" COLUMBIAN ; Feature price | without coupon I $4.99 PROCESS CHEESE FOOD, 16 SLICE PACK VELVEETA, 24 SLICE PACK MOZZARELLA OR SWISS Kraft Singles 24 SLICE PACK a a DR SWISS #..2" 150 g JAR I Limit one coupon per family. Limit one Jar per coupon, I coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. May 13, 1919. ! I ni II OC>t4 A.C. NIELSEN, BOX 3000, C0A04AÛ 1 ^PLU 2641 ST. JOHN, N.B. E2L 4L3 5243149J POWDERED, SCENTED OR UNSCENTED Tide Laundry Detergent /) >•4 v (V 'iük ï-r- gag MMmIBaBffilliSa MS ■1 wêlJÊÈ Si\. :: v White Swan Bathroom Tissue WHITE 8 ROLL PKG. O COUPON VALUE .50 j; Ragu | j Spaghetti Sauce j I 1 ASSORTED VARIETIES, k vtiSSSft. I THICK 'N CHUNKY, {■. V'V-.Vlh I | GARDEN STYLE ^ ' | | 750 mL JAR I | ! Feature price _ M> i§g ! I without coupon V i V 4' ©i 4mf I I $149 i I Limit one coupon per family. Limit one jar par coupon, | ■ coupon valid at IGA until closing Sat. May 13,19B9. | mi ■ I ~ ~ A.C. NIELSEN. 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NO. 1 GRADE New Red Potatoes 1.52 kg PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO, 1 GRADE "GREENHOUSE" Seedless Cucumbers TO MOM WITH LOVE Carnation Bouquets S EACH 0)9 BBËf BUNCH ---V ; FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE DELI «S& FROZEN, 1 - 2 kg AVG„ Butterball Tlirkey Breasts 37* ■ W 8.36 kg BONELESS, 11.00 kg, 4.99 lb. BURN'S, COOKED, PICNIC Smoked Pork Shoulders lib. BURN'S, STORE PACKED Pork Sausages iib. ' kg Corned Beet MAPLE LEAF, HAM & BACON OR Kolbassa Coil OR PASTRAMI, BITTNER'S EYE OF ROUND ®3" BITTNER'S, SKINLESS# Æ /[A Deluxe Cootiti ZlW Hams : .99100 .88 100 g Hams MAPLE LEAF, REGULAR OR CHEESE Summer Sausage { FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE BAKSY AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES SCHNEIDER'S Summertyme 7 Sausages 50 FOR MOTHER'S DAY SCHNEIDER'S, COOKED, PIECES Fried Chicken 900 g BUCKET iiiiiiiiiliete BURN'S, SWEET PICKLED, PEAMEALED, VACUUM PACKED Sliced Back Baconl SUPER SUMMER STARTER Hot Dog or Hamburger Bunsdg&i P ofi fpi GREAT WITH I ICE CREAM Cherry Pie w J I 675 g 's.-V\T •■■■'■■Mi- PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MON. MAY 8 TO SAT. MAY 13, 1989. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON fMIR REGLL/B PRICES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E, Bowmanville, Ontario STORE HOURS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 8 A.M. TO f M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 10 P.P SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, W-' Inesday Only