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Deli Sliced pir 100 g Z99 #ptr lb. Shopsy's mgk Garden Fresh Salads •*** Potato & Egg f Mixed Bean, Garden Vegetable, Spanish Ptr lOOg I 79 Product of Canada A Canadian /J1 Cheese « Medium & Old Cheddar, 1 Mozzarella or Brick l P« 100 g 159 j J M Bernardine A Standard Caps BB Pkg. of 12 • 9 Mason a Jelly Jars 250 mL Case of 12 ^^B Ï9 Small Mason Jars 500 mL Case o( 12 ^^B « Certo ^ j Liquid Æ ? Pectin 170 mL bll. J 19 Medium Mason Jars Litre • Case ol 12 ^^B V w 19 Certo Crystals m g box g 9) IPfe IS /.-.flvx- I # tea hCBj foodmart .• ir - foodmart ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. JULY 6 TO TUES. JULY 12'83 EXCEPT BAKERY, DELI, MEAT AND PRODUCE ITEMS UNTIL SAT. JULY 9'83 IN BOWMANVILLE AT THE BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe were Beth and John Wolfe, Toronto, Mrs. Athale Park, Scarborough, Scarborough, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Montreal and Miss Madalne McCrim- mon, Ottawa. On Tuesday, June 28th at 6:00 the Blackstock Recreation Centre was full of teachers, students and parents for the Annual Annual Grade 8 Dinner and Graduation Ceremonies. The Master of Ceremonies was Darryl Bradt who began the evening followed by Nancy Nancy Green who said Grace. Shannon Turnbull toasted the Queen. A delicious roast beef dinner dinner served by the O.N.O. was enjoyed by all those present. After the dinner, the presentation of Awards and Diplomas began. Rev. S. McEntyre, Mr. G. Paisley, Mr. J. Gradish and Mr. J. Hinch all said a few words before the awards were presented. Diplomas were presented to: Cynthia Allen, Shawn Barrabell, Lee-Ann Bayley, Wayne Berry, Darryl Bradt, Calvin Brewster, Steve Brohm, Rodney Buller, Kevin Cearns, Janet Cochrane, Ted Cochrane, Connie Conners, Conners, Dwight Davis, Paul Dearborn, Timothy Dwyer, Anne Edgerton, Nancy Green, Annette Goslin, Heidi Grissell, Tony Haines, Linda Heimstra, Richard Huntington, Huntington, Brian Jones, Melissa Kellow, James Jenkins, Lorie" Leach, Dawn Locke, Nathan Martin, Leanne MacDonald, MacDonald, Clair MacKen- zie, -Mike Me Court, Brenda McMoahon, Tammy-Lynn McMillan, Jeffrey Millson, Bryon Oliphany, Christopher Parker, Sheryl Porter, Yvonne Renes; Michelle Rhude, Dawn Robarts, Ann Rooney, Elizabeth Russell, Robbie Smith, Kelly Suggitt, Patti Thistle, Thistle, Lauri-Ann Thomas, David Tompnins, Donald Tilling, Robert Robins, Susan Traquair, Angela Traves, Shannon Turn- bull, Caren Turner, Danny Danny Vernon, Tammy Wallace, Sean Waterson, Kenneth Weir and Kenneth Kenneth Wilson. After the presentation of the Diplomas, Claire MacKenzie gave an excellent excellent Valedictory address. address. Next Mr. Fis presented Paul Dearborn Dearborn with the English Award; Mr. Dean presented Clair MacKenzie MacKenzie with the Mathematics; Art Award presented to Shawn Barrabell by Mr. Kitchen; Leanne MacDonald MacDonald was presented with the Science Award by Mr. Fis; Miss Love presented Caren Turner with the Music Award; Ken Wilson won the Geography Award which was presented by Mr. Brown; Mrs. Rink presented Dawn Roberts with the French Award; Nancy Green was presented the History Award by Miss Love; The Unsung Hero was Ken Weir and the award was presented by Mr. Dean; The Citizenship Award was awarded to Kevin Cearns by Mr. Hinch. The most improved improved students were- David Tomnkins and Beth Russell and the award donated by Court Lady Snowbird and presented by Mr. Fis. Janet Cochrane was the student student with the best effort and received the award donated by Nestleton Women's Institute and presented by Mr. Brown. Mrs. D. Venning presented the Academic Achievement t® Clai*-e MacKenzie, After the presentation of the Awards, a dance took place at the Public School.