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Bowmanville, Fe ruary , 1977 s * Ail-Type Paînting& Roofing Flats, tar, and igravel, metal, cold proces, 'akrepairs, shingles, ntrorad exterior painting F ! etmates. P 0 3 8 1 9 - tf Ron's Floor Care Commercial and household cleaning. Dry foam rug and carpet shampooing. Wax re- moval, waII washing. Ron Turcotte 33-tf C &C JANITOR SERVICE Carpet - Upholstery Professional ly Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-3624 BOWMANVILLE WATER Wells bored, 30" tile. Ward's Well Boring,. Tele- phane 342-2030. Representat- tIve Harry L. Wade. Tele- phone 9671-4531. l6tf INSTALLING or renovating a bathraom, kitchen, laundry room, etc., Pipes, valves and fittings fram Harvey Partner. We service ail makes. Calil Orono 983-5206 or Zenith 14620. 36-tf Jimý's Body Sho p located at Pete's Esso on Scugog. Paint and repa jr, cars and trucks. 623-3122 9t DARLI NGTON MASON RY Brick, Block, Stone CH]IMNEY &FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 Durham M Nasonry Contractrors Ltd. Bricks -Logs Field Stonework 4pecializing in Fireplaces Phone 839-2431 44-tf INSTALL anEsafurnace, boiler, hmdfer cetr o wood and i l. Finanlcing avali- able. Furnaces cleaned. Parts and service palicy. Cal Harvey Partner, vour Esso, service dealer. Free esi- mnates. Orano 983-5206 or Zenith 14620. 24 hour service. 36-tf Prof essiona 1 Stea m Cleaning Services Commffercial - Industrial 1 Residentia I Weall-to-WaIl Broadloom Carpets, Rugs & Upholstery CALL BOB AT 623-2383 Western Canada School of Auctioneering Lt, Canada's f irst, and the only completey Canadian course offered anywliere. iene une he Trade schools Licensing ACt, R. S. A. ý197, C.366. For pariculars of the fox? course write: Box 68, Lacombe, Abetaor Phono 782-6215. 4-9, D.Beers & Sons New Homes -- Renovating RecRos Repcairs of ail types. PHONE 623-2263 20-tf WORKING parents! Will babsi inmyhome Monday ta Frbajsit lm;rtable, friendly atmosphere. Close ta down- town. Cal 623-2687. 4-2 Anderson Insu laion GORD SIMPSON Phono 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Painting Paperhanging Ca rpentrv Remodelling General Repairs Interior Eîterior 5-4x Ref rîgeraTion and Appliance Service Commercial and Domestkc Refrigeration - MiIk Coolers PHONE BERT SYER Days................ 623-5774 N4hts ............ 623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC 2-tf HOME CARPE NTRY FOR FREE EsTIMATEý No Job too Small Phone 668 -6798 2-3x OXFORD- Bricklayers and Stonemasons (Our freplaces do not smoke, 1-983-5606 25-tf Lloyd Barnes Plumibing Carpentry, Renovating Ail General Repairs REASO NABLE RATES >263-2288 27-tf EXPERIENCED painters for residential and commercial work. Also experienced in desig n and execution of grap pics-large or small, for hamnes, offices or, schools. Give us a cail, we are here ta, serve your needs. Phane 723-2005. 5-1 GLASSandMIRRORS LTD. 7 Division St., Bowmanville Onai.Phone 623-5187 Sheet nd Flý'oat Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Clored Glass and Glazing. 17-tf J. A. HAYES (SMOKEY) MEATS Custom Cutting FREEZER ORDERS 174 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa Phono 579-8011 or 623-7056 36-tf JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS - FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 - Bowmanville 30-tf NLzLU a pressure system? Water Soteners? Repairs ta, ail makes. Harvey Plartner, OrMo 983-5206 or Zenith 14620. 36-tf LIVE-IN hausekeeper in Whitby, two children, three and f ive years. Caîl after 4 P.m. 1-985-2080. 5-1 Peter Sutherland Aluminum Prod. Bowmanville Siding'- Soff it Fasia - Trough Shutters - Windows Doors - Awnings 623-4398 FOR FREE ESTIMATE. ALLIN COLE'S MOBILE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE MECHANICAL REPAIRS <Tune-ups - Brakes - Etc.) Ail work done by Li censed Cl ass "A" Mechanic At your home or Place of business.' AI I parts and labor guaranteed. Terms cash. PHONE 623-5045 Bowimanvi lie CASH for go, siiver, coins, guns, dlocks, Iewellery, dish- es, furniture, cracks, paint- i ngs, sealers, appliances. F rien dly Flea Marlket, 23 King West, 725-9783. 38-tf USED Furniture and Ap- p liances, Paddy's Market, ,Hamptmnl 263-2241. 33-tf H-OUSE trailer, 19' ta 24'. Immaculate condition. Phone 623-7069. 5-ix Prival'e SMAALL FARM Close ta vIllage in Darlington area. Càli after 6 p.m. 263-8818. 52-f Cairs, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snwo b11les ForWecigPurposes SMAALL SCRAP METALS ÊHIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERANAUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residn 623-7112 45-tf Antique auctian sale, many pieces of antique furniture, antique china, and assorted, antiques :including grand piano, or gan, round stove, cutter, buffets, nippon etc. etc. at the Liptay Antique Auction Centre, Peterborough, south of Highway No. 7 at Bensfart Road, Saturday, February 12 at 1:00p. m. 5-2 Auction sale at Pethick's Auction Barn, Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen. Next sale on Saturday, February 12 at 7 p.m. We have a large collection of articles. Cliff Pethick, Auctioneer. 5-2 Auctian sale, SaTurdiay, February 5 at 1: 15 p.m. at Bannister's Auction Hall next ta Fire Hall lin the village of Bewdley cansisting of china cabinet, walnut sideboard, drap leaf table, four dining roomn chairs, chest of drawers, wall dlock, dishes, glassware, antique radio, porta ble T.V. and other items stili beini cansigned. Rager Bannister. Auctioneer. 5-1 GREEN - Milton, his wite Valeta Allen - Suddenly, as the result of a, fire at their residence, R.R. 2, Newcastle, on Tuesday, February 1, 1977. Resting at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home* Notice of funeral arrangements later. For further Information, kind- ]y caîl 623-5668. 5-1 Durham College "lCrat Iaucation and its Future" is the tapic of a conference called by the Ontario Crafts Council at Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology, Oshawa, February 4th ta 6th. This will be the Council's second annual conference since it was established a year ago as a resuit of the amalgamation. of the Cana- dian Guild of Crafts (Ontario) and the Ontario Craft Founda- tian, the twa major craft organizations in Ontario. Their combined membership brought well over 3,000 On- taria craftsmen into the fold of the new Ontario Crafts Cous- cil. The Council's annual confer- ence, which it calîs Communi- cations Weektind, will bring together this year about 100 representatives of craft assoc- iations and educational insti- tutions affiliated with the council, representatives of1, Ontario goverfiment minis- 1 tries and cultural organiza- tions, and members of the Council's board of directors and staff. They will examine the nature and needs of craft education in Ontario on the professianal, semi-profes- sional and leisure-time levels and formulate plans for its improvement. SThe delegates will reside at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa where a reception and dinner will be given. Richard Thomas, academic dean of Cranbrook Academy of Art, Bloomfield, Michigan, will address dinner meeting Feb- ruary 5. Cranbrook Academy is one of the leading craft schools in North Amerîca. Among educational associa- tions represented at the con- ference will be the Ontario College of Art, Algonquin College of Ottawa, Canadore College of North Bay, Mohawk College of Hamilton, St. Clair College of Chatham, Sault College of Sault Ste. Marie, Seneca College of King -City, Sheridan College Sehool of Design of Mississauga and Durham College. Craft assoc- iations represented will in- clude the Canadian Society for Creative Leathercraft, On- tario Potters Association, Ontario Hookîng Craft Guild, Association of Tapestry Art- tisans of Ottawa, Northwest Association for Community Crats, Kawartha Arts and Crafts Association, Metal Arts Guild, Ontario Handweavers and Spinners, Essex County Potters, Toronto Spinners and Weavers, Arts and Crafts of Georgetown, Cedars of Mus- selmans, Fire Earth and Fibre of Thunder Bay, Guelph Creative Arts Association, Muskoka Arts and Crafts, Niagara Guild of Crafts and North Bay Craft Association. There will also be representa- tives from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Vis- Retiring Hospital Staff Member and His Wif e Honored at Part y Many Activities On Saturday eveming at Centennial Hall Queen St., Dennis Piekard, a, long time member of the Memorial Hospital's staff, was honored witËi a retirement party and many presentations. Mr. Pickard and his wife, Maya are shown here with Board Chairman James Stutt. Several speakers paid tribute to Mr. Piekard for i.s dedication to duty and his pleasing personality. CLOCA Plans Large Expansion 0f Enniskillen Conservation The expansion of the Ennis- killen Conservation Area promises ta p)rovide a lot mare room for the many patrons who use the area through the week and especially on the weekends. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authorîty (CLOCA) has announced its plans ta, expand the park from 85 acres ta a total of 250 acres. The conservation area is ual Arts Ontario and Ontario Association of Art Galleries. The, Otiio Crafts Couneil is a non-profit organization directly concerned with the fostering and development of, Canadian crafts and crafts- men. Its membership of more than three thousand is made up of craftsmen and people who are interested in crafts. The Ontaria Crafts Council officially came into existence in January 1976. Its Headquar- ters are at 346 Dundas Street West, Toronto opposite the Art Gallery of Ontario. The head- quarters contain a Craft Gallery, Craft Resource Cen- tre and administrative offices. 1Among the many programs of the Ontario Crafts, Council are: The Guild Shop at 140 Cumberland Street, Toronto which is renowned for the quality of its Eskimo and contemparary Canadian crafts. -A publication pragram issuing a magazine called Craftsman and a newsletter, CraftNews published in alter- nate months. The publications reflect the programs, aspira- tions and needs of Ontario craftsmen. -A regional and affiliate program which acts as a communications link between craftsmen in ail areas of Ontario. This program, with conferences, exhibitions and workshops, involves commun- ity groups, educational and recreational authorîties. -An exhibition program which includes shows of the work of leading craftsmen in the Craft Gallery; a juried biennial exhibition, an ali-Ontaria show called Ontario Crafls; touring shows such as the Contemporary Canadian Crafts exhibition at the Cana- dian National Exhibition., -A craft Resource Centre with portfolios of the work of craftsmen; slide kits for rent and sale; an information service refated ta educational opportunities and supply houses, etc. The Junior League of Toronto funded the Craft Resource Centre in its, first year of operation. -An awards, bursaryand boan program that provîdes grants up ta $3,000 ta craftsmen for study outside Ontario within their craft discipline. .The Ontario Crafts Council is affiliated with the Canadian Crafts Council and the World Crafts Council. It works close- iy with the Arts Division of the Ontaria Ministry of Culture andRecreatian. Its policy is set by a board of twenty-four directorg southwest of Enniskillen, about two miles north of Hampton. CLOCA's m'aster plan shows that the extra space will provide a number of addition- aI activities ta the ones already going in the park. For those who drive by car ta the area, one feature planned is additional parking space ta allow for the greater number of people who arrive there on Sundays. But, drivers are not the only people who will benefit from- CLOCA's acquisition of pro- perty.-'- Another objective of the land acquisition is ta provide a more diverse range of area for activities such as cross-coun- try skiing, picnics and nature hikes. The plans caîl for adding another 100 acres of land along the southern part of the Bowmanville Creek and about 50 acres around the northern valley. Expansion is planned for 'ither side of Regional Rd. 10 which is slated ta close eventually due ta dangerous drivinpg conditions. In the -north, the -land CLOCA will acquire is com- prised of high areas which allow for a good perspective of the valley. The southeastern parcel of land will provide good condi- tions for hiking with the majority of the area covered by cedar trees. Oshawa Monumfent Co.;"ý Family Momoriols - M.rkors Ail Design end Lettsring Dons by Us on Promàises -NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for FuOI Detaýls SAVINGS und QUALITY AT DYKSTRA'S DELICA TESSEN FOOD MARKET REPEAT SPECIALS BEEF ROAST SALE BONELESS BLADE BONELESS CROSSCUT BONELESS SHORT RIB 'L B. EXTRA LEAN $119 GROUND BE B BON ELESS BIEEF EWB STORE SLICEb MUTI BLEND' MAPLE LEAF WHOLE BEAN BA CON COFFE MEXICAN VINE RIPEC TOMATOISJ'LB DEMPSTERS FROM IRELAND COUNTRY BROWN LAMBS OLD IRISH ASST. 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The smaller children are well taken care af each morning by capable volunteer sitters and the 3 and 4 year olds enjoy a busy, creative nursery sehool program. If yau are free Tuesday mornings carne and jain us at St. John's Anglican Church, and have a really gaad time. Durham East MPP Doug Maffatt came under the crîti- cism af Oshawa Chamber af Commerce President Pat Wil- son in a speech at their annual dinner last week. Calling Durham regîon's three New Democratie Party MPP's "wise men", Mr. Wilson accused themn of doing "leverything in their power ta stop industrial growth" from occurring. Mr. Wilson said that as the resuit of Mr. Moffatt's- "pre- mature release of confidential negotiations" with Mansanto Canada Ltd., the campany chose a site for a proposed $100 million plant outside the regian's borders. Mr. Moffatt later denied making any attempt ta slow down industrial development in the region and alsa said he was appalled at the chamber president's statepients,