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Accomplished Plan ist at FIying Dutchman_ Anderson, spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lars Christensen. The occasion celebrating Mrs. Jack Potts' birthday. Congrat- ulations Mrs. J. Potts.i Don't forget the Christmas pot luck supper at the coin- munity centre at 5:30 o'clock this Saturday followed by a short programme and Santa Claus wîll arrive. The high winds and snow on Monday made driving con- ditions very bad. Quite a change from what we have been having. Several phones are out of order, so0 news is scarce this week. Weeds Grow At Historic Location The Provincial Ministry of Culture and Recreation stated last week that it was disturbed to learn about the aondition of an historic site west of Newcastle village. In a letter before Newcastle Council, the ministry noted that the property had been in extremely bad condition with The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 7, 1977 5 "'overgrown weeds and road- side dumping nearby." The .,itp. iq thé- location of the Wilmot Creek Fish Hatchery, one of the first facilities of fis kind in North America. The weeds and dumping had been noticed in an inspection recently. "As every historical plaque attracts, among others, many tourists each year, we are naturally most concerned over the Newcastle Fish Hatchery plaque site, said David Roberts, in a letter to the Town. Mr. Roberts is an historian with the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. His letter has been referred to the town's public works committee for further action. The Newcastle Fish Hatchery was enlarged in 1868 into Ontario's first full-scale fish hatchery and was one of the earliest hatcheries in North America. It was origin- ally built in 1866 by Samuel Wilmot in an attempt to restore Ontario's declîning salmon population. By 1876, 1.5 million eggs were hatched at the Newcastle site and Samuel Wilmot was supervising, similar facilities in Quebec, Ontario and the Maritimes. Bowmanville Hospital's Women's Auxiliary raised $900 for, the hospital last Friday at their a 'nnual Christmas bazaar. Hospital staff con- verged in the main foyer to buy cooking and crafts that were contributed for the event. Among the organizers and volunteers who assisted in the sale, those shown above include, lef t to right, auxiliary president, Iris Down, vice-president, Anna Strike, and members, Joan Fruin, MolIy Lomas and Vivion Plekard. Donna Bradley appears to be ijoying herseif as s he plays for istomers in the 'Piano Bar at The ying Dutchmran Motor Inn. She lis ,pearing from,-. 4:30 to 7:30 p).m. Monday to Friday and her unfique piano stylings are attracting ood crowds who enjoy the music and the informai, friendly atmosphere. HAYDON "SLPICE 0' LIFE" 6 CUP TEAPOT Handsome styling. Brews a perfect cup of tea. You can put if right on the range top to heat any hot drink. 4055-854-3 4256-423-12 FEATURE VALUE! CONTINENTAL STEMMEO WINE . G LASSES 5 inchea faîl. Hold 5V, ounces of your fevounite wn.NOW ONLY SET 0F EIGHT OVERSIZE 123/4 0Z. WIINE GLASSES %Set includes eight 123/4oz size stemmed wine glasses attractively gift boxed. Thy' 0 ok beautîful on your Christmas Stable. Made in France. :ik 5656-337-10A Èý 24" LIGHTEO ~ ~ 4LJ~TABLE TOP %CHRISIMAS TREE C om plete w ith 20 m i ni-lites and s na p-tog eth er stand. Has satin baIl ornaments. Delightful to see. Use it on your table for a Christmas festive mood. 444, NOW ONLY 4 COMPLIETE BEAUTI Super low price. Burns three hours. Lights insfantly and burns with a lovely multi- coloured flame thaf's fun to watch.EC CRYSTAL-LIKE 26-PC. PUNCH BOWL SET Perfect for Christmas Entertaining Looks like gleaming crystal. Includes 87/2qt. punch bowl FEATURE VALUE and 12 cups complete with 42-6- 8î hooks. Includes ladle. 42-6- bî Perfect centrepiece for your Christmas Party table. NOW ONLY 426-PC. Theres nothing more charmirtg than twinkling, colourful mini-lites on your tree - and you can afford a number of strings at this special HOME HARDWARE price. These arp the dependahip. two-pin bil-lb construction. WHILE THEY LAST! 5641-674-40 SET 0F 20 NGW ONLY :3860-389-6 ELECTRIC 700 WAT TURBO POWER DRYER/ STYLER 700 watts of drying power. Cornes with 360 degree circ ular brush f or hair cur- Sling. Dries haIr naîde and out. Slde-on handie converts if to a pistol dryer 29 for drying or styling in- clu desarconicentrafor ;lnd:om.b-atta c hmean ts SFAMOUS -3857-375-12 "PHILISHAVE" à,TRIPLEHNEADER Stili the Standard '~of Shaving Comfort A unique shaving syatem yef tobe matched.Floatung s having heads wth self- sharpening, silver-afel blades. Pop-up trimmer. Shaped to fit 'the hand. 110-220 volts Ail mn a hand- iisome gîfi travel walf et. N 269 Home 9,5 KIng Street West H23a rd42