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4Z The '7anadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Januarv 14, 1976 Town Hall Pi geons Maly, Face Traps -The well discussed pgo problem at the Town H a I in Bwmanvi11e again met somne cotroversy at the Committee of the Whole Monday. A previous recommendation aoted by council had been to irstall, with the use of the îPublic Utilities 'cherry- picker', chieken wire around tecpola on the roof. Rt was feit, although Coun. Ivan Hobbs, disagreed, that tilis would alleviate the pro- blem by keeping the pigeons out of t he cuýpola. .mayor Rickard advised lýfnda-y that hie had been approached by a party who would be willing to trap the pigeons and remove them at no cost to the town. Coun. Hobbs stressed that if such were to be permitted, the chficken wire installation pre- vibusly approved should not be done. Some feit that both should be done but Coun. Hobbs wts ely expiai ned that the traps would have to placed in thée cupola and if the wire were put around it the pigeons wou1d not be able to get into the traps. Coun. Hobbs further aclvised when some feit the traps could be placed outside on the roof, that they would not stay fixed to the slippery siate'roof surface. Two suggestions were alter- natively offered b y Coun. Anin Cowman, one being to cover the entire roof with a loosely supported wire mesh as she had good advise from a pigeon kèeper that they will not land on an unstable surface. Coun. Cowman's second suggestion, offered after the f irst was unanimously turned down, was to use a. birth control substance which she reported is being done with birds in England. The committee agreed to rescind the previous decision ànd allow persons to trap, with an aýreemnent to be si ned that tMe town would bol5 no liability for them. Strangely, the remainder of council does not seem- to eompýrehend the problem area which Coun. Hobbs has, point- ed out continuously. Coun. Hobbs has stressed that the problem is not the pigeons £ongregating on the roof of the building but rather those roosting under the eaves' and making a mes s on the front steps with their drop- pings. Coun. Hobbs suegested &bat the chicken wire is the probable solution, but that it should instead be placed around under the eaves to keep the pigeons from sitting on t e ledge there and leaving suchi a messy, unwelcoming appearance on the front steps. KENDAL The January meeting of Kendal U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. W. H. Foster on Tuesçlay afternoon with eight members present. The presi- dent Mrs. J. Stapleton opened the meeting with the singing of hymns. Mrs. A. Low read the scripture followed by a prayer for the new year by Mrs. Stapleton. Mrs, Cathicart read the minutes of the December meeting and Mrs. Elliott gave the financial report for the year. Thank you notes were read and received from those receiving the Christmas boxes also from Mr.. and Mrs. R. Geach. Mrs. Stevens had the Anniversary Cross there which is to be dedicated the following Sunday Morning at church and placed on the altar. Donations toward the cost of this cross will stîll be gratefully received., Much of the afternoon was spent by the filling in of the annual reports by the various committee convenors. New fprograms are to be drawn up or the next meeting. A social haîf hour was enjoyed over a delicîous lunch provided by ed by Mrs. G. Cathcart and Mrs. Arthur Thompson in memory of their aunt the late Mrs. Susanah Caldwell. The second dedication was for new h ymn, books, names were placed on aplaque on the-wall for whomn they were in memory of. Rev. G. Mont- gomery read Jonah Chapter 1 as the scripture lesson and based his message on Jonah. Following the service a pot luck dinner was held in the Sunday School Hall after which the annual congrega- tional meeting of the church w as held. The reports were al read and adopted. Next Sun- day morning it, is hoped to have thededication of our 50th Anniversary Communion Cross. (ut from Cunudu Grade "'" Beef BONELESS BL ADE or SHR TRlB RAST lb o BONELESS SHOULDER CUTrS STwlE Wl NG. BEEF FRESH GROUND CHUCK CROSS RIB ROASI (BONELESS lb $1.38) Frozen Meuts &Seufoodl HIGHLINER, FROZEN (5 LB. BOX $2.89) SWEET PICKLED, BY THE PIECE SCHNEIDERS-RED HOTS-DUTCH TREAT-YOUR CHOICE Boston Blue Fillets lb 59.0 Back Bacon EN DCTS -Ib$1.69 W ieners Al Deef 1-lb Vac Pac88 HIGHLINER, FROZEN, BOSTON BLUE BURNS, STORE PACKC SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, 8 VARIETIES Fis Stcks 24-.z pkg sl5$Suaes'e«&Pr lb 89< Cooiked Mats6ozVacPac48 GOLDEN SKILLET, FROZEN, HEAT & SERVE PREVIOUSLY FROZEN, SKINLESS SCHNEIDERS, SLICED, PLAIN OR ALL BEEF C"hilocken Cutiets lb 88< SiÊced Beef Liver lb 6 4 Boloagna 16oz Va cPac 99< Shop, A &P for Prkce & Pride Vulues like ' these., TOMATO ACTION PRICED1 HEINZ 20-FL-0Z KETCHUP BOTTLEz 9 , RAGU - MARINARA ACTION PRICED! SpagJhetti Sauce îfO I49ý' Plain Caral, White, YelIow or Assorted Decorator ACTION PRICED! Scotlowels ýpkg of 2 rois 94ý A&P BRAND, FROM CONCENTRATE (PREPRICIEO Apptle Juice 48-fi fl 4in TEA BAGS ACTION PRICED! Tetley Tea pkg of 72 sl01 9 KRAFT I-LB, MAXI EOWL ACTION PRICED! Pairkay Margarine 75e ORANGE PEKOE ACTION PRICED! Red Rose Tea Bags kgf 12$ 2 5 WITH PORK OR IN TOMATO SAUCE ACTFON PRiCED! Hieinz Beans 2119 fi- ti$1 .00i TOWN & COUNTRY- BEEF FLAVOUR OR STEW ACTION PRICEDI Dog & Cat Food 3 W~~ tn NEWBORN (OVERNIGHT P FKG OF 12 $Z.39) ACTION PRICEDi Pampers Diapers kg3$1 9 A Superb Blend, Rich in Brazilian Coffees ( 1-lb bag $1.15> 8d O't"LC -3L -, Cù"'FE A$l3,39- Fresh Buked'Goods! JANE PARKER (PKG 0OF 12 $1.19) HOuT CROSS BUS PK F669 Regular, With Body, Extra Conditioner, Lenion,= 50% MORE -FREEV" JANE PARKER - FROSTEO lamne Creme RinsePLASTIC-0BTL $1 .0 9 Bail Doniuts SALTINES OR PLAI'N JANE PARKER AP Crackers 'a bx 9< Bran Muffins SAVE 1 Oc pkg of 6 5W9 SAVE lOc pkg o! 6 49< ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JAN. l7th, 1976. Mon. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Tues. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thurs. 9:00 a.m. - 9:00, Fri. 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Budget Mfeul Suggestion! FROZEN (5-LB PKG $2.89) BOSTIwON BLUE f FILLETS lb SEABROOK'- FANCY, SHOESTRING, STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT FROZEN 2-LB PKG 5 fl FRENCH FRIES J GREEN GIANT, FANCY FROZEN CORN PKG f ON-THE-COB 0F4 79 A meal for 4 -for Iess than $2..00 Money-Suvig Vlues! SUNSQIJEEZE, FROZEN,UlNSWEETiEN-ED, CONCENTRATED J UICE 12/2FL01 TIN 3 FANCY KERNEL CORN OR PEAS & CARROTS 10-FL-OZ TIN STOKELY j/$0 VEGETABLES- sTokELY, FANCY STOKELY - WITH PORI( 1 O-FL-OZ TIN VANCAM jIsuOO, B EANS (IIm- CUMEY - CHOICE JPRUNE PLUMS 14-FL-OZ3 $0 TIN r - Il ( CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF-EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING BLADE, ~STEAKS lb97 FRESH PRODUCE! FLORIDA, WHITE, SEEDLESS SIZE 48 Grapefruit FOR CALIFORNI1A LARGE BUNCH BROCCOLIEch 49<. E VER YDA Y LO0W PRICES CANADA NO. 1 SMALL ONTARIO RED Deiclous Apples 5Bag î9 9ý WiId Bird Seed, 4-lb pkg 67ý THOMPSON 1 21/2-LB PKG Sunflower, Seeds 89e' Af rican Violets 4" pot $1.9 9 m