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( i i SELECT YOUR OWN - LARGE SIZE BUNCH Section Two ROM THE TROPICS 5 LB. LIMIT The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1990 7 Happy 1 st Birthday FACELLE ROYALE BATHROOM TBSIM LARGE 8 ROLL PKG. 450 mL 32 FL 3 PKG. Limit CULVERHOUSE iOulverhous* *ANS WITHPM* 14 FL OZ. 396 mLTIN • IN TOMATO SAUCE • WITH PORK • KIDNEY 10 LIMIT MIX OR MATCH HOMrS SHUCES MIX OR MATCH «TOMATO PASTE • MANWICH - (13FLOZ.369ml)TlN (14FLOZ.396mL)TIN •THICK &RICH (28 FUJI 796 ml) TO • TOMATO SAUCE (28FLOZ.796mL)TO cBMrs • CHEDDAR• MILD#OLD TTI ZTIT • MEDIUM«MOZZARELLA 400 Q BAR • BRICK» COLBY -- a mm sop g pkg. y w MIX OR MATCH CÜPDAR DEMPSTER'S 675 g SLICED |100%WH*£ WHEAT •SCONE WHITE 891 EPSI'COLA SEVEN-UP roiTCU «hires MlUMI «DR. PEPPER • PURE SPRING 750mLBTL. CASE 24 x 280 mL TINS l CASE I LIMIT 7 UNIT COST 8.9C PER 100 mL 10 BAR VALUE PKG. JERGENS BAR* SOAP M 550mLBTL. SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 50 mL BONUS OLD SPICE SHAVE CREAM 350 mLTIN 33% MORE 013 SPICE DtODOSfflT STICK 100 g STICK ABRASIVE CLEANSER • REGULAR • WITH BLEACH SOFT SCRUB SOOmLBTL. [RALSTON PURINA^ WITH THIS COUPON 1 DOG CHOW ADULT FORMULA LARGE 8 kg BAG PEARS LARGE SIZE LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. WASHINGTON FILL YOUR OWN BAG " "IA FANCY GRADE 4 74 GOLDEN 1 * W nnniu ani vi.iiftiu RED • GOLDEM^m DEUQOUS APPLES LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A, - CALIFORNIA SELECT YOUR OWN I EXTRA LARGE SIZE 72* I NAVEL ORANGES PRODUCT OF ONTARIO W FANCY GRADE IDA RED 10 LB. POLY BAG COUPON VALID UNTIL SATURDAY, MARCH 17,1990 LIMIT ONE BAG ONE COUPON RER FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL $11.95 LOC ^ WITH THIS COUPON STORAGE BAGS REGULAR 30's • LARGE 24's COUPON VALID UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, MARCH 17,1990 LIMIT ONE BOX ONE COUPON PER FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 1.69 • •• » «-«S- » • W *HM (MM* »-*-* *- BOX PRODUCT OF U.S.A..CALIFORNIA SUNK1ST mm-rjiwM r^feiFiLLYOUR OWN BAG ■ >> LARGE SIZE wxon Hi! I'm Ashley Nicole Dennis and I turned one on March 8, 1990. My proud parents are Dave and Sue Dennis and my big brother is Jeremy. My grandparents grandparents are Bruce and Jean Goudey, Bowmanville and Amil and Loma Dennis, Kenaal. A very special ' thanks to everyone for a wonderful birthday. Programs Aimed At Dropout Rate (PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAUFORNIA #1 GRADE * i '■ ! w, fé jf/ [ i ■ : i LARGE SIZE : 24's DIRECT FROM MEXICO - #1 GRADE CUCUMB SELECT YOUR OWN LARGE SIZE # GREEN 4 CABBAGE! SELECT YOUR OWN EXTRA LARGE SIZE EA PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SELECT YOUR OWN | JUMBO SIZE 9's | 4 BA ■FLOWER 1.49 PRODUCT OF MEXICO FILL YOUR OWN BAG m PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA PENCIL KEEN FILL YOUR OWN BAG 018 ' -'•-x PRODUCT OF U.S.A. QRIGINALBÙNÇHES éUroNioNs RED RADISH ■ MIX OR MATCH OR 6 OZ. CELLO BAG Three community colleges colleges and The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education are launching a pilot project aimed at turning around some statistics on student attrition. According to provincial figures, 60 percent of students students in Ontario who enter Grade nine do not progress to either college or university. university. And, about 40 percent of students who enter a post secondary program leave before before completing it. To stem these numbers, the three colleges and the Board are planning to mesh their programs and people more closely in a linkage agreement. The agreement will mean that high school students will have access, in some cases, to high technology classrooms at the community community college level. They will have improved course and career counselling. The agreement is also designed to promote the enrolment of women in such non- traditional occupations as engineering and technology. Douglas Auld, President of Loyalist College in Belleville; Belleville; Brian Desbiens, President President of Sir Sandford Fleming Fleming College in Peterborough; and Gary Polonsky, President President of Durham College in Oshawa, joined officials with the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education on March 20 at the Board office for a special signing ceremony. Representing the Board was Diana Stewart, chairperson; chairperson; Gary Tushingham, Director of Education; and Secretary, Grant C. Yeo, Superintendent Superintendent of Instructions (program); trustees; members members of Senior Administration; Administration; and the Steering Committee. Committee. The college and Board officials officials will also sign their application application to the Ministry of Education ns a school- college linkage pilot. The Ministry is making one time grants of $30,000 to $50,000 available to schools and colleges who establish establish such projects. Grant Yeo, Superintendent Superintendent of Instruction, feels that closer ties with the colleges colleges will address concerns about declining student interest' interest' in science and technology. technology. Director of Education and Secretary, Gary Tushingham, Tushingham, comments: "If we can help students develop a focus focus in the early years of high school, and that focus is community college, then the chances of those students students staring in high school are even higher." W.I. Welcomes Guest Speaker Bv Anne Brine March 1 at 12 noon members members of Bowmanville Women's Women's Institute and two visitors visitors met in Trinity Church Hall for our annual Pot Luck Luncheon. Grace was sung and Mrs. C. Bell welcomed all. Following the meal Mrs. Bell President thanked the convenor and her group. The meeting opened with the members'singing O Can : ada and the Institute Ode. Roll Call: Name a law for which you are thankful, was' well answered. Pennies for Friendship were collected. Minutes of last meeting, Financial report report and Correspondence were read by Sect. Treasurer Treasurer Mrs. C. W. Downey. The Motto. "Information becomes becomes valueless unless transformed into action" was prepared and given by Mrs. M. Wiseman. Mrs. Bell called on Mrs. M Puk convenor of Legislation. Legislation. Mrs. E. Kinnear introduced introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Diane Harnre Regional Councillor for Ward III. Her talk was on Zoning Bylaws. It was very interesting and informative. Mrs. Harnre answered questions from the members. members. Next meeting will be held in Trinity United Church Hall, April 5, at l:30jjjn. GENERAL FOODS VVITHThIsCOUPOn! 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