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12 nhe Canadian Statesman, Children 's Committee Is Formed Following their highly suc- cessful public meeting with guest speaker Barbara Chisholm, the Newcastle Social Planning Council bas formed a new committee to examine the needs of our community's children from conception to age 18. At its initial meeting on March' l3th, the group decided that its purpose is threefold: 1. To support the child in his-her search for wholeness. 2. To support, facilitate and co-ordinate the efforts of groups now working with children and youth. 3. To identify and respond to unimet needs in the total development of the child within the community. Axnong the problems which were brought forth at the meeting was the difficulty in finding volunteer aduits for Scouting, minor sports, Big Brothers and Sisters, Block Parents etc. Another problem is the cost connected with participation in many youth programs - especially for economically marginal families which hope to provide the same opportunities for their children which other children enjoy. The new committee (which is still deciding on the perfect name for itself) will consist of representatives from organizations which are involved with working with children as well as any individuals who wisb to becomeinvolved or just keep informed. It is hoped that this committee will help existing groups help each other and avoid duplication of efforts. New projects such as pro- grams for Latchkey Kids and parenting courses might also be undertaken. This group will also send a representative to the newly formed Regional Children's Committee. Intersted persons are invit- ed to attend the next meeting to be held at Trinity Cburch Hall, Bowmanville on April 4th at 7:30 p.m. For informa- tion about future meetings, please caîl the Social Planning Council at 623-6646. YelvertonJLJ "The old order change th yielding place to new", quote from the poet Likewise here at Malconia: - On Apr. 1, 1920 our' parents, the Rae Malcolms, moved here to Manvers from Cartwright. On Apr. 1, 1979 a short 59 years later we selI our farm acreage and Don Frew and SonsLtd. of Cartwright take over the farms. Guess we'll start looking for a big overstuffed rocking chair with a motor on it. Watch for future Coming Events for details of our farmn auction on Sat., Apr. 28. The new owners of the soon defunct Malconia Farms are Mr. Don Frew, sons David and Allan, and son-in-law Paul Mappin who operate several farms in nortb Cartwright Twsp. in an intensive corn growing operation. On Monday evening, March 26 it was our pleasure to attend the annual meeting of Durham County Co-op of Orono and participate on the programin a small way by conducting their election and showing some slides. A Mr. Van Haimburg provided lively entertainment witb some rol- licking songs and own guitar accompaniment. Mr. Frances Jose, President. chaired the meeting in bis customary efficient manner assisted by Gerald Shackleton, Sect. The, being planted.. This was Hazel's first trip to. Holland but bopefully not ber last. Congratulations to Robt. Sisson of R.R. Betbany on being honoured on Tuesday afternoon, March 27 on bis retirement as 9upervisor of the local Dairy Herd Improve- ment Assoc. Bob in recogni- tion of approx. 15 years of service to the Assoc. was presented witb a reclining chair and wife Marion a bouquet of roses. Ail joined in wishing Bob a happy retire- ment. ~ 3 WaIk a block.Today. Bowmanville, April 4, 1979 Section Two TaRe advantag.e of the iracle advaînt age Our Reg. Price 69* Product of U.S.A., Canada No. 1 Grade HEAD àbý LElTUCE EACH Product cf U.S.A. FRESH STRAWBERRI ES pint cup BEST BUY Dec Fresh f rom the Tropics LARGE SIZE LB20 BANANAS B2 Product of U.S.A. GREEN BEANSLB.59 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade CELERY59 STALKS b Product of U.S.A Av AM FLORI DA WHITE m GRAPEFRUIT 1/100 Sîze 4811 WE REDEEM ALL FOOD STORE' COUPONS INCLUDING COMPETITORS'!. CHECK By the Pece À BACONLIi Elther End EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Mary Miles SLICED LUNCH MEATS 1.2 <Bologna, Chucken, Mac & Cheese), 1 lb. pkg. [,EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Western Brand Ail Beet SALAMI CHUB 10 20 oz. EVERYDAY LOW PRICE PaCI FICy Our Reg. Price $1.78 DOVER SOLE LBi.508 Save 20eperIlb. BEST BUY North Atlantic Oven Ready DRESSED ARCTIC CHARL1O 3-5 lb. size (Arctic Char Steaks $1.98 per lb.) EVERYDAY LOW PRICE BEST BUY A BEST B'JY ISAN EXTRA SAVING MADE POSSIBLE BY AN UNUSUAL PURCHASE OR A MAN UFACTU RER'S TEMPORARY ALLOWANCE LESSI 4.4 litre Family Pack COCA-COLA 6 x 750 mi btls.,<pflus $1 .50 deposit) j BEST BUY Our Reg. Price 99$ H OSTESS POTATO CHIPS79 225 g bag Save 20e or 2% BEST BUY Assorted Varieties OrRg rc f PRIMO a PASTA 2 IL pkg. Save 18* or 18% BEST BUYJ Butterscotch, Chocolate Nut Chip, O)ur Reg. Price $19 Coconut, Peanut Butter Chip or Steiberg CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKI ES Save 20e or 16% BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1 .09 Plain PRIMO SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28 f1. oz. tin7C Save 32e or29% 1 Fancy Frozen McCAIN FRENCH FRIES 3-1/2 lb. bag Save 12e~ per bag BEST B-UY Our Reg. Price $14 1.29 BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.83 CLOVER LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON 7-3/4 oz. tin Mira Mart Our Reg. Price 83$ DONUTS59 pkg. of 9, (Available until April 7 enly) Save 2A4S or 28% BEST BUY AIl Purpose Our Reg. Price $2.39 FIVE ROSES FLOUR 35kg bag 2 2 Save 10e per bag BEST BUYl Cliffside Our Reg. Price $1.75- APPLE OR CHERRY PIE pkg. of 6, (Avalable until Apr il 7 only)1.4 9f Save 26e~ or 14% BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.09 Bake-Rite CHOCOLATE CREME HORNSe c pkg. of 4, (Available until April 7 only) Save 20e or 18% BEST BUY Ganny's Our Reg. Pre 85$f CON EA05C 1m MUFFINS i t pkg. of 6, (Available until April 7 only) Save 2O4 or 23% BEST BUY 0.1- PRICES EFFECTIVE APR. 4-10, 1979 IN 8OWMANVILLE AT BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E.-WE RESERVE THE RIGHT To LIMIT QUANTITIES. An ailCaiaclmen ------------- " mýý