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ASSORTED VARIETIES Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips LIQUID Joy 2 Dishwashing Detergent LIQUID Three Star Fabric Softener 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 17,1989 Happenings at Central School Hello - On April 25th all the pupils in the school released released helium filled red and white balloons. Several have been found and messages have been returned from as close as Newtonville to as far away as Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Our choir placed first in the Warkwortn Music festival festival on May 1st. Congratulations Congratulations to all involved. Mr. Kuipers from North- cutt Elliott Funeral Home came to speak at our Assembly Assembly on May 12th. He is holding holding again this year his poem writing contest about his fountain at the funeral home. One primary poem and a junior poem are selected selected from all poems submitted. submitted. The lucky contestants will be awarded a plaque for their efforts. On Friday, May 19th our whole school will see a play called "Nightlight" at our school. It sounds very interesting interesting and we are looking forward to seeing it. Bradley Humber Gr. 5. Remembering - An Ongoing Series 1989 is Central School's one hundreth birthday. You can join the celebration by purchasing our centennial history (available in hardcover hardcover at $16.95 in late May), and by attending our open house, parade, and commemorative commemorative dinner planned for early June. DID YOU KNOW THAT- Illness is a fact of live at school. Stuart Candler recalled recalled some of the dread diseases diseases that stalked the school f rounds at the time of the rst world war. "I started at Central School around 1915 but missed a year because of illness. illness. Around 1917 there was a smallpox epidemic in Canada. Every pupil had to be .vaccinated but I got a note from the doctor Slowing Slowing me to attend school without the needle as my heart was too weak from being being sick. "Most children had a terrible terrible reaction. They had sore and swollen arms and were ill for days. They wore a red cloth sewin on the sleeve.of their jacket. Looking out over the schoolyard at recess all you saw was a sea of red arm bands. "A couple of years later the flu epidemic hit. It was blamed on soldiers returning returning from the war in Europe. Crowds were discouraged and they cancelled the school concert." Learn more about Central's Central's fascinating past by purchasing a copy of the Central School centennial history. For further details drop by the school or call 623- 5614. -submitted by Bradley Humber (grade 5). Mr. Hobson's Jr. Special Education Class Mr. Hobson's class is going going bowling and swimming. They also are preparing for Track and Field. Mr. Hobson and his class have been ' planning and working on their costumes for our Central Central Centennial Parade on June 3rd. ' by Nicole Simpson and Amanda Welsh. Newcastle United Church News At 'Newcastle United Church on Sunday, May 14, 1989, the sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated. Lay readers were Victoria Smithson who read Matthew Matthew 7 verses 24-27 and her mother Jo-Anne who read from Ephesians 5, verses 21 to 33. Therefore, mothers, and daughters were represented represented on Mother's Day. The Junior Choir sang Sing For Joy and This is The Day. Reverend Donald Stiles baptized baptized David Stewart Armi- shaw, son of Richard and Nancy Armishaw, Lee Anton Anton Farrington, son of Richard Richard and Sandra Farrington, Hannah Margaret Elizabeth Martin, daughter of Philip and Sandra Martin, and Christopher Carl Selby, son of Stephen and Patty Selby, all of Newcastle. The minister's sermon, Home Is The Place Where told the storv of The Death of Hired Man by Robert Frost. On departure éach lady received a plant for Mother's Day. On Sunday, May 21st the sermon will be Evangelism To-day. Sunday, May 28, guest speaker will be Mrs. Marilyn Millburn. Sunday, June 18, the annual beef supper will be held. At 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 30th, the annual meeting meeting of the Pastoral Services Advisory Committee will be held at Strathaven, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The subject of Palliative Palliative Care will be discussed discussed by speakers. Everyone welcome. Last Monday evening the Sunshine Unit of the ÜCW welcomed guest speaker, Durham Dairy Princess Nadine Nadine Stapleton. In charge of the program were Sharon Head, Hazel May Munro, Mary Thompson and Narda Hoogkamp. CHECK YOUR LOCAL IGA FOR HOLIDAY STORE HOURS. 750. mL RET. BTL. , PUIS 4ü« DEP. PER BTL; ! UNIT COST6.56 PER 100 mi. j VOC3 - UO"3 ! Classic REGULAR OR DIET . Coke or ! Sprite 5 Feature price g without coupon $6.99 - Limit one coupon per family. Limit one case*per coupon, » coupon valid et IGA until doling Sat. May 20.1989. I PLU 2660 A C. NIELSEN. BOX MOO, ST. JOHN, N.B. E2L .13 CASE OF 24 x a 280 mL TINS j E § I 5243661! UNIT COST 8.9C PER 100 mL 3E3I cm 1551 CCI C53 CCI tnl S3 8 i Meadowgold Ice Cream ASSORTED FLAVORS Kraft Thick 'N Spicy BBQ Sauce ASSORTED VARIETIES 455 mL BTL. LIMIT: 2 BTLS. PER FAMILY PURCHASE PROCESS CHEESE FOOD. REGULAR OR LITES Black Diamond Single Thins 500 g PKG. REGULAR, FINE OR EXTRA FINE N3b0b "THE COF-FEE WITH TVadition TH ™ EAN Ground Coffee ALSO AVAILABLE, ASSORTED VARIETIES NABOB TRADITION DECAFFEINATED OR SUMMIT GROUND COFFEE, 300 g VAC RACK PKG., S2.99 300 g VAC PAK PKG. Sun Squeeze, Lemonade 3/ FROZEN, CONCENTRATED, CLEAR OR PINK ml COUPON VALUE 1.00 Green Giant Fancy Vegetables Gold Seal Red Sockeye Salmon nii 7.5-OZ. TIN SPECIAL 6 PACK ASSORTED VARIETIES Feature price without coupon $4.99 «BBtedBBSI 1 6 PACK OF 12 OR 14-OZ.TINS B Limit one coupon per family. Limit one case per coupon, I] coupon valid el IGA until dosing Set. May 20, 19B9. PLU 2649 a st:jo e h l n, e n n .'b b e2l 3 !u' 05604627* sa ua ion m m bhb ra. tsa era era era ira tan oca eaa ira tan su KEG-0 OR 33% BONUS PACK SQUEEZABLE. , ,, , 1L GLASS Heinz btl. or b^_ 750 mL + 250 mL ixeicnup soz. cont. 269 f19 ■ BAG PACKED IN ITS OWN JUICE, ASSORTED CUTS Del Monte Pineapple STRAWBERRY OR RASPBERRY "vHjjfr .79 FROZEN, CONCENTRATED Sun Squeeze Orange Juice 12.FL.1yF OZ. TIN I .99 Aylmer Jams 500 mL JAR 1.69 FROZEN. FANCY CUT GREEN BEANS, FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS. WHOLE KERNEL CORN OR BRUSSELS SPROUTS FROM CONCENTRATE, CHILLED, FRUIT PUNCH 2 LITRE OR Old South Orange Juice 1.49 Nabisco Shreddies A w IF 675 g BOX 2.49 Fraser Vale Vegetables polyHag W1. 99 Monarch Soft Margarine 1-LB. TUB 1.19 WHITE dR CHAMPAGNE Viva Paper Towels © QQ 2 ,T IV V FROZEN, ASSORTED VARIETIES 1.5 L BTL. 3.79 3,6 L ir JUG REGULAR OR PEPPERMINT. 750 mL + 250 mL MORE Scope „„ , Mouthwash plast. btl. 3.99 High Liner Fillets In Sauce MOZZARELLA, MILD, MEDIUM OR OLD Kraft Cracker 340 g PKG. Barrel Cheese 3.69 1.99 CHIPS AHOY. OREO. FUDGEE-O. COFFEE BREAKS OR PIRATE ASSORTED COLORS Scottiès Facial Tissue Wbox OF.200 .99 1.99 ASSORTED VARIETIES, 100 mL + 50 mL MORE ASSORTED VARIETIES. STIRRED Crest Toothpaste 150 mL TUBE 1.79 Yoplait Yogurt w Christie Assorted Cookies tie Ia™ 2.69 SLEEVE OF 2 x 175 g CUPS 1.29 Sunshine Dessert Shells PKG. OF 6 .99 WITH OR WITHOUT GARLIC OR POLSKIE OGORKI Bick's Pickles t l jar OR BABY DILLS, SWEET MIXED OR YUM YUMS Bick's Fancy Pickles jar 1.99 CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF, MARINATE AND B.B.Q. 3.28 kg Cross Steaks ! V-i. cur FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF, MARINATE AND B.B.Q. Loin Pork Æk Chops Feature Lean Ground Beef Feature Smoked Hams F. W. FEARMAN ? COOKED, BONE IN HOCK, ■ RIND & EXCESS FAT REMOVED, ™ - -- WHOLE IÜ O.IO kg HALVES OR QUARTERS, 4,39 kg, 1.99 lb. Fresh Türkeys CANADA GRADE A, f i UNDER l$ 11 LBS 3.51 kg Wieners iflf |§ REGULAR OR B.B.Q. a 450 g PKG. Side Bacon SLICED 500 g PKG. Fresh Watermelon PRODUCT L: ■ i OF U.S.A. Fresh Cauliflower BY THE SLICE •64 kg 2Q ■ A ^lb. ! PRODUCT OF U.S.A. PRODUCT OF U.S.A., NO. 1 GRADE EACH EACH Romaine Lettuce PRODUCT OF ARGENTINA, FANCY GRADE Packham Pears EACH •99 2.ib!T ■¥¥ PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Artichokes #5(99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A Fresh Lemons #5(99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. Fresh Limes PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Fresh Mushrooms 907 g 2-LB. BAG FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE DELI YOUNG, FROZEN, CANADA, UNDER 11 LBS. Grade A TUrkeys <29 I 2.84 kg HILLSHIRE Smoked Sausage % 399 W 8.80 kg Boneless Dinner Hams COOKED, SMOKED, VACUUM PACKED 4.39 kg MAPLE LEAF, SLICED Bologna 500 g PKG. Roast Beef FILLER'S, OUTSIDE ROUND MAPLE LEAF, MACARONI & CHEESE OR Mock Chicken Loaf MAPLE LEAF, CELLO OR Wax Bologna AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES iR.%. 199 ■ .44 100 g SCHNEIDER'S, BAG OR Jumbo Summer Sausage 659 Wl.45 too g FRESH FROM OUR IN-STORE BAKERY AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES MAPLE LEAF, SWEET PICKLED, VACUUM PACKED Corned Beef Brisket CHOCK FULL OF CHEDDAR Cheese p Bread 450 g GREAT WITH STRAWBERRIES Sponge * Layers 350 g PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM MON. MAY 15 TO SAT. MAY 20, 1989. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. GRAHAM IGA MARKET 225 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ontario ALL SAVINGS ARE BASED ON OUR REGULAR PRICES. STORE HOURS MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SATURDAY 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. Senior Citizens 5% Off On Personal Shopping, Wednesday Only