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Celebrated Her. Jessica Leigh Brown birthday on Thursday, Fel the daughter of Constable (R.C.M.P., Rock~ MountaJ sister of Kelly. ýroud i Brown, Bowmanville, and, AGRICULTU By Rod Stork, Assoc., Agricuturai Representative 4-H in Durham County 4-H Agriculturai Clubs will be conducted again this year ini Durham County. 4-H is a programn for young peopie living on farmsand in rural areas. Basicaliy, it is an opportunity for youth to iearn to work with people, to have fun and to learn about various agricultural topics. 4-H Agri- cultural Clubs are open to both boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 19 as of January 1, 1978. An Organization and Action Day will be held in April lst at the^ Kirby Centennial Public School, Kirby from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Crop Insurance - A Production Guarantee Program, The high costs of growing crops makes Crop Insurance a must if farmers are to protect themseives against losses due to such crop hazards as hail, wind, frost, flood, drought, insect infestation and dîsease. There are separate plans for some 28 different crops such as -corn, spring grain, soybeans, white beans, potatoes, winter wheat and James Insu rance Agency Limited 24 King St. E. Bowmanville For al vour insurance needs Nesto Akey or Doug James 0f 623-4406 Accountancy WICLIAMC. HALL B. Com m. Chartered Accountant 361/2 King St. E., Oshawa Telephone 725-6539 D. V. SNODDON 212 Liberty St. North Bookkeeping and Tax Service Business. 623-79,50 Residence: 623-7308 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 67 King St. East, Suite 2 >623-6555 JOHN P. WINTERS Chartered Accountant 20 Col berne St. W. Oshawa, Ontario Phone 579-5659 or 623-5828 owmnanville,VMarchl15, 1978 Section Two season but flot later than May lst of each year. Additional benefits include pplant coverage in case weather conditions prevent seeding (excess moisture) and * aiso a reseeding benefit of $15.00 pçr acre in situations where acreage, must be re-seeded. Je Further information on plans and options, are avail- able from your local agents: Bruce Taylor, Enniskillen 263- 2741,and Bev. Gray, R.R. 1, Port Hope 797-2206, or the ~ County Agricultural office.' Home Economics Branch Update by Linda Caldwell, -Home Economist ~ The Home Economics Branch of the Minîstry of Agriculture and Food has revised and updated its Senior Womens Programs for 1978 - '79. The programs are offered free of charge to any interest- ed women in Durham and '~Northumberland Counties. The course topics range from ~* 'V" ~Bread Making to Tailoring, to __ Neediepoint and Quîlting. S Package programs and work- shops are available on energy conservation, budget decorating and. fashion planning. If you, or your Firs Bithd group, would be interested in Firt ý rtiJ y knowing more about these celebrated her first courses, please drop a note to bruary 16th, 1978. She is the Agricultural, Office, 234 Jim nd Crol rown King St. E., Bowmanville or e J andCrBr)wnd cail Linda Caldwell, Home Lin House,'Abra n Economist at 623-3348. randmothers are Greta March is Metrie Month Joy Reaume, Cobourg. Metric recipes are appearing rapidly. The numbers may look peculiar at IRE NEWTS first glance, but the products reaily do turn out. The fiax to mention only a few. In techniques have not changed, 1977 Ontario farmers suffered only the measuring utensils. severe losses due to drought Here's a metric recipe to try and excess moisture. and see how easy the system The Crop Insurance Com- IS mission will make dlaim Make 'N' Bake Brôwnies payments to insured farmers The brownies are mixed and in excess of $22 Million Dollars baked ail in the same pan. for 1977 losses. The concept is 75 ml shortening based on an individual 60 ml butter "Average Farm Yield" which 60 ml cocoa is determined according to the 3 mi vanilla arcular farm operation to 250 mi sugar a nrti Factors such as 2 eggs management practices, soi, 200 mi sifted ali-purpose flour capabiiity, availability of 1 mi sait equipment and drainage, etc., 200 ml chopped nuts are taken into account i (optionai) arriving at the individual 1. Meit shortening and "average farm yieid" since butter in a 20 cm square pan. these items vary from one 2. Add cocoa, stirring until farm to another. Actuai yield combined. Cool. history is recorded each year 3. Beat in vanilla and sugar. a crop is insured until the end 4. Add eggs, one at a time, of the fifth year, at which beating weil after each tin-e, the insured farrn opera- addition. tion is receiving coverage 5. Sift flour and sait, Add based entireiy on that farm flour gradually until ail is operation. Coverage ranges added. Stir in nuts. from 70-80 per cent of the 6. Spread eveniy in pan. " average farîn yield"~ depend- Bake in 160 degree C oven for ing on whether or not there 25 to 30 Minutes or until a have been dlaims paid to the _dean toothpick when inserted insured. in, centre comes out dlean. Vi'hn &ci cýHeipfui Hints 1-n1cta production Scrape side of pan with fails beilow thle production rubber spatula before baking. guarantee, àa daim will resuit t is not necessary to grease and payment wiii be made the pan. Be sure to suice and according to the shortage and remove brownies before they level of coverage carried. are thoroughiy cooled, other- Coverage is available at two wise the brownies will stick to different levels for most the bottom of the pan. crops, and is selected by the Cut brownies into 16 squares insured prier to the growing and enjoy! WHY PAýY' MORE FOR HEATING SAV'E OlN PREMIUM QUALITYI FOR AL YOR FUE 011ImmD WM. J. H. COGGINS Chartered Accountant 115 Liberty Street South Bowmanville Phone 623-3612 Chiropractic LAURENCE A. GREY Doctor et Chiro practic 270 King St .E as t Bowman ville Phone 623-4004 G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Ofc:Ch iropra ctor 15 Elgin Street Corner et Horsey Street Phone 623-5509 Office Heurs: By appointment LEONARD JAY, B. Sc., D. C. Doctor ef Chiropractic 96 Queen Street Bowm a nville- Phone 6.23-9297 F ederal Funds Help Build Orono Projeet Federal Government grants and b lans totalling $875,000 will help complete a new 40-unit senior citizens housing complex in Orono this year. Urban Affairs Minis- ter Andre Ouellet has announced that the federal funds, to be made available through Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, will enable the Durham County Senior Citizens Lodge to realize its goal of building a row- housing complex on Station Street-in Orono. The one-storey structure will contain four bachelor units, 34 one-bedroom units, and two units specifically designed and equipped for occupancy by handicapped persons. The building will also have one of its units set aside and equipped as both a laundry and a common facil ity for tenants. The project will be operated on a non-profit basis and as many as 16 of its units will be made available for lower income -seniors who qualify for rent subsidies. Those subsidies will be shared 50 per cent by CMHC; 421/2 per cent by the Province of Ontario; and 71/½ per cent by the municipality. The Federal monies are being provided under the non-profit section of the National Housing _Act. The lban.' at an interest rate of 91/ per cent effectively reduced to eight per cent by a Federal Inter- est Reduction Grant of 10,840.90, will have its re payable portion redluced from $875,000 to $786,000 by a Federal Grant of $89,000 New Ontario Traffie Signs The, Minis try of Transportation and- Communications has announced that new symbolized "NO LEFT TURN" and "NO RIGHT TURN" traffic signs will be use in Ontario beginning, April 1, 1978. The. new signs, approved, as Canadian Standards, by the Council of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Canada, will depict a rea, circle with a diagonal bar on a white background, indicating a, turn in the direction of, the black arrow, is prohibited. Field tests carried out on behaîf of the council revealed many drivers experienced difficulties with the double mnessage signs (two arrow symbols) currently in use. As a resuit, a majority of road authorities recommended all -per- 77 King Street East 1Bowmanville. missive double arrow symbol signs .be replaced by the prohib- itive symbol. Replacement of the. old symbol signs will be, made on a maintenance basis with full replace- ment completed by March 31, 1980. 24 Students to. Visit Fr ance Twenty-four Ontarians, aged 18 to 25, will leave Toronto July 8 for a three- week visit to France to observe first-hand' the. cultural, economic and, political aspects of, French 111e. The Student Activities and Speciai Projects Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Education will assume responsibility for air transportation rom Toronto to Paris. While ini France,, the visitors will be guests of the Govermnent of' France and biileting will be provided in both pi'ivate -homes and youth hostels. In August, twenty-four French youths wil visit Ontario to complete the exchaýnge. Those interested i applying must have a good commanid of spoken French and be able to deémonstrate a keen interest and active participation in the cultural and social activities of their commyunity. Applicants should write- to the Educational Exchange Program, Ministry of Educa- tien, l9th Ploor, Mowat Block, Queen's Park, TIoronto M7A lL2 for application forais. They shold be completed and returned to this address no, later than April, 197ui. Values Effective at Bowmanv ille, Store Only the chance ta win a m Week Holidaiy For2 te Grand Bahama Hotel FOIEEandClountry Club CaiOf s= ahh froin Ontarlo orchar CULVERHOUSE, CLING Peach5 Halves OZ. N5 IG; Dessert Iéars O.TN3g HIGH LINER. FROZtN Haddock Fish Sticks or Haddock in Batter s1.9 BEEFBURGER OR SALISBURY STEAK, FROZEN Freezer Qlueen Meat Entrées * 1.99 TOPPING Birdseye Cool Whip BEATRICE, REGULAR Creamed Cottage Cheese 1 LITRE Q TUB RJRD A 2UZ iLLURF O ur flUfIALIIT aLIILU WHITE BREAD MHEN YOU BUY ONE 24-RL. DZ. JAR OF I W.VELCH'S PURE STRAWBERRYi or RASPBERRY JAM ONLY ONE COUPON PER EACH JAR PURCHASED COUPON RAI) ORTIE CLOSING SATURDAY. MARCH 18.1M1. I AT IGA ONLYi L------------------------ '890z 290~Ji JAR 9O 02. TI, [Mr,5 54:O.4 LE,.9 1KCL89* nR 5-9 . e9* Valiant Drink Mix Crystals IGA Choice Peas Skippy Peanut Buter IGA AiIPurpose Flour AH Dishwasher Detergent Mion Fig Bars REGOUAR. RIPPLE. SALT b 'AlR OBARBECUE PLAORD Hostess Potato Chips IGA Brick or Colby Chefe SLe .59j% 100% CORN IE Fleischmann's Soft Margarîne BOL*1.B89 PEANUT CLUSTERS. OLOSERAISINS, GROSETE PEANUTS OR PEIT OH HIENRY 0-OZ. Lowney's Candies Mos. CINEER, WSIZE PFG0 Dessert Paper Plates me a É PRICES EFFECTIVE WEO.. MARCH 15, TO SAT. MARCH 18,.1978. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT GUANTITIES. LIQIUIO CHICKEN. BEEF DR IRISH Palmolive 3-L Z Cordon Bleu Detergent PLASTIC BIL *U Stews Dentàl DR. ANGUS M. BLAIR, D.D.S. 26 Frank St., Bowmanvil le (near Dominion Store) Office Hours: 9:30 a.m. to9 p.m. including Saturday Telephene 623.3181 DR. WILLIAM KEANE Dental Surgeon, 222 King Street East, Professionàl BIdg. Office Hours: Weekdays 9 - 5 Telephone 623-7412 If busy - 623-4731 PATRICK G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 36 King t. W. Office Heurs: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fn. S8:30 'tii 5:00 OTINSi AM1 fk PRODUCE 0F U.S.A. Fresh, PRODUCE OF U.S.A. Florida FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA CANADA FANCY GRADE RED DR GOLDEN Delicious Apples a. .fro>fl (%unny,,ýIcxico CANADA Nu. 1 GRADE SWEET" Gren Pe-ppers LB.3 r g .. 0* - - ~ ~.t. - 4 , e - --A * e s à BUDGET 2UZ Dog or TIN Cat Food OPEN DAULY* MON.-FRI. 9 a..-9 p.m. SAT. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. SUN.1 10 Q.m. . 5 p»Im. Del ivery in Town SIZE 18,S SIZE 125'S W ONTARIO GROWN- CANADA Ne. 1 GRADE Cooking Onions 29 S ONTARIO GROWN CAADA fNo. tGRADE Rutabagas Ct " - 1 ummqlIN6 BUSINESS DIRECTORY