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a a toms 4 bearoom bungalow in smaii village. Extra large lot. $39,500. A. Banner Passant Real Estate (Broker) T EL E PHON E 623-6121 17-3 Private Sale. 4 bedroom brkk country home on 1.03 acres of professionaîîy land- scaped property. Double gar- age, tool shed, patio and awning, fireplace, many extras. For' information cal Newcastle 987-4974 affer 6 p.m. 16-2x N EWTONVI LLE AREA 10 acres with large.3 bedroom bungalow, broad IaM, 2 bath- rooms, double garage, pond, iDOtrees 3yr. old). Phone 1-786-2441 REALTORS R AEAL~LMlTEDj 181 CHURCH STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO LlC MT 623-4428 BLUE, WHITE AND FIRE PLACE is the decor of the large livingroom plus unique eating area off kitchen, 2 bathrooms, 3,bedrooms, den, and ding- room. Garage. Nicely land- scaped extra deep lot. Ideal central location in Bowman- ville. Asking $47,900. Terms. 4 BEDROOMS Cozy 11/2 storey aluminum- sided home, compîetely rede- corated and broadloomed.* Extra insulation, easy to heat. Private lot. North-end Bow- manville. Asking $45,900. Open to offers. 7.6 ACRES bordering Ganaraska Forest. Nice bu ilding site on paved road, just west of Elizabeth- ville. ny$750 Spring '76 Real Estate Guide Now Available At Ail I.S. L. Offices A comprehensive tabloid newspaper of properties isted for sa le with I.S.L. Drop in.or phone the l.S.L. office nearest you for your copy. Serving IUL is what L we do best Irwin Sargent & Lowes Limited Realtar Miii brook 932-2132 SEE a n d COMAR N EW HOMES IN MILLBROOK by Marianna Developments -6 NEW HOMES 111/4%/ to 111/2%/ FINANCING -Prices from $44,900 - $48,900 -Down payments f rom $2,OOO -Low taxes -Quiet Village with ail services available your Hostess WilI Be Elleen Powell ONLY 25 Miniutes from Bowmonville fMLLBROOK OPEN HOUSE NO.401 -SATURDAY Will Post Encephalitis Info On Public Bulletn oad Privafe, Newcastle, five room aider solid brick house, paved drive, trees, qarden, lot 75 x 132. Phone 623-5069 and 728-0369. 16-2 Pat Marierrison 623-4115 Dollie Davey 786-2256 (Newtonville) DEERPARK CRES. 4 bedroomn backsplit, a quiet residentiai area. Family size kitchen, large bright rooms, family room, pool sized lot. $56,900. 9 per cent mortgage. LIBERTY & CONCESSION Immaculate 3 bedroom bun- galow, 2 car garage, large finis hed rec roomn with bar and walk out ta backyard, excel- lent location. Ideal family' home, priced ta selI at $52,500. O'DELL STREET Neat three bedroom brick bungalow in good residential area. Close to downtown. Recently decorated. Good starter or retirement home. Oniy $44,900. TYRONE VILLAGE Smail bungalow, large lot with heated workshop. Ideal forj hobby shop, furniture refinish- ing, antiques, etc. $36,500. full price. COUNTRY BUNGALOW Neat 2 bedroom trame house on 12 acre lot, 2 car garage and workshop. Ideai retire- ment or starter home, $39,900. fuil price. N EWTON VILLE Ranch bungalow on large lot, attached gara ge, finished basement which could bei apartment. $54,900. Terms. s 17-1 .1 'il wJrev~.LIl by Dong Taylor A council committee of the whole meeting iast Wednes- day afternoon iearned that the provincial government wiii -not provide financiai assist- ance to this area at the present time for an encephalitis pre- vention program. Council recently sent a request to the province to be included i 'n the funding that is being provided to areas Iying within that market by an artificial line drawn from the top Of Metro Toronto ta Lambton. The province's repiy, how- ever, advises that there is no evidence at preserit of the disease being spread ta areas east of Toronto. They intend ta keep a close watch an the situation and if it becomes necessary, extend the pro- gram, Meanwhile, the Durham Region Health Unit is con- tinuing ta co-ordinate a pro- gram of abatement for those municipalities within the Region wishing ta participate. Correspondence from Dr, Cam Stewart advised counicil that the healtb unit wiii supply, at request of council, a sufficient number of copies &ý information ta distribute ta the public, informing Ihem of preventative measures ta take against the Culex mosquito which spreads encephalitis. ('ounicil, having recently resoived ta participate in any program against encephalitis that the region might ca- ordinate, concurred with the distribution of a few thousand copies of the information via public bulletin boards. Aiso anyone concerned with encephalitis, calling the town hall, may be sent a copy of the information. Although Coun. Bruce Tink thought it would uiîly get people concerned for no rea- son, the cammittee also re- solved taoPlace the same information in the three local newspapers in the form of an advertisement. Coun. Ken Lyall was reason- ably satisfied with this action as an initial step by council, being one who cantinually reminds council that because the Culex mosquitoes breed in any body of stagnant water, no matter how large or small, a major abatement pragram would be an enormous under- taking, He reminds that once the disease is discovered in an area an attempt can be made ta satisfy the public mind by 11,cosmetic action",' such as air-spraying but that ta pre- vent it they must be stopped in the breeding stage. Due ta the anticipated cost of such a program, Coun. Lyall suggests that for thîs year at least, people simply take heed of the information available and do their best ta eliminate the stagnant pools of Add Extra Councîl Rep 10~~ Liaion o mte '1FEH TR LC 10 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ CUCl LIIOlL m ite RSSORE SLICE Thp Caradian Statesman. Bowmanville, April 28, 19761 DY KSTIRA 'SI AVAILABLE THIS WEEÈK FRESH GRADE A ROASTING CHICKENS 9 Ch 5 LB. AND Up 7 b FREESH, PORK PICNIC SHOULDERS 9 b SAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF BACON WIENERS Lb.79 LC MvlF r.5u- ffl.,., *oc r i rkemiuiv Cauncil representation on the liaison committee that council formed ta deal with the Ontario Hydro proposal for a Nuclear Generating Station in former Darlington Township has been increased. Council received a report Apr. 19 from Coun. Kirk Entwisle on a meeting that the base committee held cancern- ing the terms of reference for the committee ta follow. The committee recommend- ed that its council memfber- ship be increased to two members of council plus Mayor Riekard. Coun. Ken Lyall noted that this could in certain cases stîli allow for council being overul- ed on issues, and therefore it was sugRested that the com- ~'The Friendly Florist' BRADSHAW Is Coming May# 8, 1976 East Location No. 2 Highway mittee have three members of council plus the Mayor. Mayor Rickard suggested that the additional member should be the committee of the whole chairman. which at present is Coun. Don Aluin. Coun. Entwisie saîd he did not wish ta see the committee increased but that if Coun. Ann Cowman wished ta, serve he woôuld giadly step aside for her. With respect ta Coun. Ent- wisle, Coun. Lyall said that if he had ta choose he would rather see Coun. Cowman hold the position as she has more time availabie that Coun. Entwisle. However, he suggested that they bath be on the committee, Coun. Entwisle for his technic- ai knowiedge and Coun. Cow- Iman for her tenacity. Other additions ta, the terms of the committee were the inclusion, of the probiem of disposai of nuclear waste and a request for distribution ta council of its reports and minutes of meeting. Five members of the Town of Newcastle Council traveiled around the municipality by bus making their annual road inspection tour on Thursday, April 22. Mayor Garnet Rickard and four council members, Bruce Tink, Ivan Hobbs, Ken Lyali and Ann Cowman, made the tour ta inspect areas that have been affected by poor drain- age, landf iii sites and road allowances. Free Custo mer Parking off Queen St. MARGARET'S HON EYDIP 49 kg. FRESH CELLO FRESH Green Onions SPINACH or Cello Radishes MRCCASIS FROZEN ý C 26Oz. Peas and Carrots 27 Pkg. MONARCH 100 PER CENT VEG. OIL MARGARIE 9b CHAPMAN'S TOASTMASTER ICE CREAM WHITEISLICED $1 9,l9 Ltre' BREAD Assorted Flavours 2/479Oz. 99<1 L DYKSTA Delicatessen Food Market 73-77 King St. W., Bowmnanville THIS IS, FRANK COUNTI Get into business with a proven Hannigans franchise. No restaurant experience necessary. We will train you and work with you through the life of your franchise ta make your business profitable. Low investment required. Excellent locations available. Enjoy the satisfaction and financial independence of owning your own business. Apply giving full particulars and we will send you aur brochure. HBK Food Systems (Ontario) Mt. Suite 200, 200 'Consumers Road Wilowda le, Onta rio M2J 4 R4 Telephone (416) 494-5919 POr YOO A service will be held this Sunday at 2 p.m. in Ballyduff Presbyterian Church with Rev Locke of Lindsay in the pulpit. Severau from this com- munity- were present at the wake and funeral of the late Richard Murray Cowlinig, Morris Funerai Chapel, Bow- THIS WEEKS FORD MENU at MACDONALDS& NOT THE BURGER CHAIN., THE FORD CHAINO~ TORONlFTO. OSHAA 1930lflANDLE5 I Granada Plus: Preparation & Delivery inspectio'n freight tax & license. I623-4481 219 King St. E. Bo wman ville manville. Sympathy is extend- ed ta the family of the deceased. Congratulations ta Percy Eand Hazel Preston who are ceiebrating their Golden Wed- ding Anniversary on Sat., May 1sf. They wili be at St. Andrew's Presbyteri,^n Church, Lindsay, in the after- noon and in the evening -ta meet with their many friends and relatives. The dance on Saturday night was very well attended. Music was supplied by "The Blue Lites" from Milbrook. Com- mittee for the evening was Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood and Mr., and Mrs. Bill Caîl. Last regular dance for this seasan will be held this Saturday night. (See Coming Events> While Dean Joncas and Randy Lethangue were out touring on Saturday'afternoon they discuvered a grass fire on the 4th uine. The firemen were called and the fire was extinguished before reaching an abandoned house. Baptismal service will be held in Pontypool United Church an Sunday, May 9th. Any parents wishing ta have their children baptized, kindly contact Rev. Ficka at 277-2204. Pontypool citizens and Pontypool Chamber of Com- merce are quite praud of the fact that we are going ta have a Toronto-Dominion Bank in the village. It is quite an attractive building, situated an the Esso Sales and Service praperty. The tentative open- ing date is set for May l8th with haurs yet ta be deter- mined. Congratulations ta Rev. and Mrs. Gardon Ficko who cele- brated their 3oth wedding anniversary on Tuesday, April 27th. OPEN HOUSE.-.SUNMAY PEN HOUSE - SAT. & SUN, MAY 1sf &2nd. of this 4 bedroom immacul ecutive Home, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Large lot. seen to be apprec iated. Lots ced at $63,500. Corne to 32 Cole Ave., Bowmaniville. Terms. Come -ta 127 Ra 'fWaveriy and foilow signs. Bill Grady will be there Highway 2 to Martin Rd. S. F neet you., 1- 4 p.m. McRobbie will be there ta nr OPEN HOUSE- 1359 ORLANDO CRTOSHAWA -SAT & SUN. MAY 1 6,900. $5,000 Down 9 seven-eîghts per cent Firsvt Mort gage of $34,000. 6 roomn home with master bedroom, fuily broadioomed. Go to Taunton and Mary follow Frank signs. S- ire. FRASERVILLE - LOG HO' Close fa Hwy. 28 4 bedroorr garage, 16 x 24 swimmingF area ail for $58,500. Caîl Bill BOWMANVILLE Spotess, 2 strey 4 bedrooi recreation room. Only $42,9 Mc Robbie. STARTER HOME - TYRONI 3 bedraom Bungalow, large Asking $36,900. Cal Charlie F BOWMANVILLE RAVINE SI 4 bedroom Older home in an areas. 91 x 259 lot. Asking $ Brown. MANVERS TOWNSHIP $57,91 New Raised Bungalow wlt washroams, supero rec rorr twa sîiding glass patio doors. ORONO RURAL 6 room Auminum Bungalow investment at $49,900. Cal Bil LAWRENCE CRESCENT Bi 4 bedroom semi, on private r kitchen. 81/4 per cent mortga, John Pritchard. No Investment amst 'Mrylc Ex Pr Offi tol 14 th( $59 Bui deE ext ING Bun tern B EA 10 rc on e inve Call 2 AC A ch Lot i Kenc PON 1 Aci FRA KTelephone 18 623,-3393 1,Offices to Serve Toi, HEAD OFFICE: 234 King St. EostC. Bowmanviîîe Coast o Co ,900. OWNER.ANXIOUS TO SELL 1500 Sq. Pt. igalow, Orono Park. 3 bedrooms, 112 baths on 190 ft. ep lot beside Tennis Court and swimming pool. Many tras. Cail Christa Winterhelt. ACRES 0F PRODUCTIVE LAND & EVERFLOW TROUT STREAM goes with this 1600 sq. ft. galow in Newtonvilîe. Asking $87,000. with easy ms. Cail Tony Klompmaker. AT INFLATION. BOWMANVILLE INVESTMENT îom dweliing consisting of 3 rentai units. Live in and obtain income from other two. Ideal ?stment for cost consciaus couple. Asking $39,500. P at Yeo. RE BUILDING LOT - KENDAL HILLS ance to build your Dream Home. Asking $30,900. s on a paved road and has beautiful view of the dl Valley. Cali Charlie Reid. TYPOOL - $12,900 -e lot in Village. Caîl Phyllis McRobbie. tY '2nd. 2 - 5 P.MJ. Teiro îiateIy kept home must be ize 52 x 107. Asking $54,900. oser Ave., Bowmianviîîe. Foiiow Frank signs. Phyllils Yieet you. sf & 2nd ultra modern kitchen, 16 x ;tan Lockyer will meet you )ME ON 11/4 ACRE LOT. s, family room, attached 1oo. 1600 sq. ft, of living 1Turansky. rn Twin home. Finished 00. Terms. Cali Phyllis kitchen and living roam. Reid. ;ETTING ie of Bowmanville's best 49,995. Terms. Cali Ken 00 th double garage, 11/2 nwith fireplace. Balcony, *Cali Ken Brown. 1165 x 198 Lot. A good Il Turansky. IOWMANVILLE ,avine lot. 2 baths, large ige. Asking $46,000. 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