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WILL do ight housework on' dally basis. Need transporta- lion. Phone 623-5877. 5-1 INSTALL an Esso furnace, bolier, humidifier, heater or air cleaner. Combinatian wood and ohl. Financing avail- able. Furnaces cieaned. Parts and service policy. 'CaIl Harvey Partner, your Esso service dealer. Free esti- mates . Orono 983-5206 or Bowmanville 623-2301. 24 hour service. 5-tf N Don Brooks & Son Genera I Contra ctor and Custom Buider Phone 723-6176 or 623-6690 New homes, additions, altera- 1(ons, rec rooms, garages, repairs of ail types, etc. 5-tf YOU deserve a break i Enquire about l g ht house- keepingsprng cleaning or odd lobs.s. For more informa- tion calîl Jane 1-786-2451. 5-1 N NEED a presure systemn? Water Softeners? Repairs to ~al1 makes. Ha rvey. Partner, Orono, 983-5206, Bowmanville 623-2301. 5-tf N William Vroom and Son General Contra ctors For ail your carpentry work, additions, home imprave- motnew kitchens, bath- raoms, and rec rooms. Replace O ur aId windows wlth new ones. Phone 623-7363 4-6 MASONRY Brick, Block, Stone CH IMN EY & FI1RE PLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 45-tt BYAM PLUMBING &HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING NEW WORK AND RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES Village of Tyrone, R. R. 5, Bowmanvi le 263-2650 50-tf N -Snowp1oughirig Services * 623-4265 5-2 SNOWB LOW1 N G - 30" blower. Phone 623-6464. 5-1 REYNOLDS UPHOLSTERING Modern, Traditional and Antique. Free icku ad lveOry. PHONE 263-2132 R. R. 1, Hampton 48-tf N Peter Sutherland Aluminum Prod. Bowmanville Siding - Soff it Fascia - Trough Shutters - Windows Doors - Awnings 623-4398 for f ree estimate. Also Handiing Vinyl Siding 3-tf N OXFORD Brick layers and Stonemasons Mt. 51i-ff D& R CUSTOM FENCING CUSTOM CHAINSAWING Phone Orono 983-5005 or 983-9627 il-tf J. WAINWI "The Enniskilien, Ontario LOB iHO GORD SIMPSON Phono 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Painfing Paperhanging Ca rpentry' RemodelIinq General Repaîrs Interior Exterior 14-tf M. Brooks CARPE NTRY REMODE LLI NG CUPBOARDS - VANITIES GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 6356 Ai kinds of BRICKWORK, CHIMNEYS P. LOUWS CONSTRUCTION 149 Scugog St. Bowmanvi île 623-2756 13-If WATER Wells bored, 30 tile. Ward's Weil Boring. Tele- r hane 342-2030. Representa- ive Harry L. Wade. Tele- phono 987-4531. 16-tf GLASS and MIRRORS LTD. 7 Division St., BowmanvilIle, Ontario. Phono 623-5187. Mon. - Fri. 8:00 -5: 00 Sat. 9 -12noon Shoot and F loat Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Coiored Glass and Glazing. 9tN SIGNS Cail Randy 623-3017 or 623-3909 3-4N Lloyd Barnes Plumbing Carpentry, Renovating Ail Gênerai Repairs REASONABLE RATES 263-2288 27-tf D. Be I ons CONSRUCONs New, Homes - Renovating Rec Rooms .Repairs of ail types. PHONE 623-2263 __ JACK BURGE OIL BURNERS - FURN CLEANED PLUMBING REPAI PHONE HAMPTOI 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 43 -Bowma Hutton &Wiggi Insulation BLOWN METHOI FREE ESTIMATE! 623-2551 Bowminville GI 143 Wel 1ington 623-3410 Specializing ln Cash &( glass, mirrars, alun products (siding and dc DRY WALL FINISHING PLASTER REPAIR! spray Stucoo Clrlh Painting WALLY LUÇ1 Orono 983-551 Ron's Floor Ca Commercial and hoi cleaning, Dry foam -ru cârpel shampooing. 'A moval, wa Il washini Ron Turcotte 1623-7966 CATHMAR WE DRILLING L PONTYPOOL, ON 705-277-2504 FARMS - COTTAG Industrial and Comme PUMP INSTALLAT LTD. R Meat" BILL HENDI Owne ESS MACES IRS )N ianville 30-tf a ns ork"Wanted,, Ontario Manvors Octimers uraw- WneofNwateLns Jan. 13, 1979. First p- W3 innerhofping eate Lions Dann yLeBianc, R. R 1 3,Min. Shopping seeDra Peterborough, tce N 07 Jan. 2,17 a u 2nd eriz tiLetaNKoo2038, Pugliese, Oshawa. Ticket Neai Drive, Richmond Hill, Nmbrl35- ticket no. 263, 3rd prize, Ralph Naylar, R.R. 1, Bethany, ANNOUNCING ticket no. 1285. 5-1 O.H.A. Power PIaY î5YeasEpence" L ottery Winners15YasEprec Following are the winning Try hem Speciais - Mondays numbers of the f irsl OHA only for the month of Power Play Lottery which February. were announced Saturday, 50 Percnt Off Wash and January 27, 1979. $2,500............. 21480054 Blow Dry or Set and Cut. 31146725 $5,000 ............. 34097346 25 Percent Off Any $20 Perm 13235290 Only. sîo,000.............. 16301092 Mon Also Weicome $25,000............. 18919664 $100,0)o............. 30786612 oet Folilovw the MT HL N EWS for btt deta1Ils dn the next draw. artln As there are $34,000 in 57airgSt.îiW. Incentivo prizos availabie ta 7KngS.W sellers, teams are reminded Bowmanviile that sales incentive cards should be submitted ta, the 623-7691 Lottory Office, c-o 24 Merlan 5-2 Street priar ta February 12. _____________ TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM 16 MILIMETRE PROJECTOR TRAINING SESSIONS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5-2p.m.-4p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 -5p.m. -7:40 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12-2p.m. -4p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19-2p.m. -4p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY21 -5p.m. -7:40 p.m. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26-2p.m. -4p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28-5p.m. -7:40 p.m. This training is required for anyone wishing to borrow a prolector. A certif icate wiIl be issued, please phono to make an appointment. BOWMANVILLE LIBRARY 62 TEMPERANCE ST. 623-7322 5-1 N THE PETERBOROUGH-VICTORIANORTHUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL AND ST. STEPHEN'S SCHOOL invites Parents to Register Their Children For September - 1979 Note: Kindergarten Registrants must be born in 1974 or January, February, 1975. on Monday and Tuesday, Februa ry 5, 6 9:-30 -12: 00 1:30 -3:30 7:00 -8:30 at ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL, BOWMANVILLE (Monday) ST. STEPHENIS SCHOOL, BOWMANVILLE (Tuesday) Transportation: Free transportation cavering an area from the Oshawa Town Lino ta the west, Cartwright ta the north, lot 22. Clarke Twp. ta the east, which includes the following communities: Bowmanviile, Newcastle, Orono, Tyrane, Haydon, Enniskillen, Kirby, Leskard, H a mptan, Sauna, Courtice, Maple Grave, Burketon Station and Pontypool. For further information, contact the schooî at 623-5151 or 623-3202. ASSESSMVENT REGION NOM1 Regional Municipality Durham 605 Rossland Road East Box 270, Whitby, Ontario LiN 5S1 Tel: 416/668-9351 IMPORTANT PLEASE READ CAREFULLY An Open Letter to AIl Property Owners and Tenants in the Town of Newcastle The follawing is the basis used ta detormine your new assessment. 1. The market value for each proporty was established for the year 1975. 3.1N Market Value is what yau might expect ta realize in current dollars for you property if you 3-fN wil1ingi y sold ilta a wil1ing1 buyer. 1in the i nstance oIf farms actuall1y used for f armi1ng purpases, market value is what you might as a farmer, expect ta realize were you ta sou tao anal or farmer Iass who intends ta use the I'and or farmin urposes. s. 2. The market value so estabiished for each proporty has beon adjusted.by a factor. The factors for va-àrio-us c-la-sses af properîy- ensure ta- '(a) «axshifts f rom one class of property ta another do not accur. Carry; (b) The Municipallty doos nat suffer a loss either thraugh grants or apportionments. 'ninurr 3. The Classes and factors used for taxable propertios iri N~.ewcaste are-- loors) Residential «*- 4.994 percent 28-lI N Muti- Residentiai (7 Units and over) 12.291 percent Commercial 7.089 percent Industrial 9.409 percent Farm 5.834 percent This action Is the resuit of a request by Resolution dated August 28, 11978, dul y passed by the Town Council ta prepare a new assessment rail for taxation in 1979. Yaur Counclilmade the requost in qs response la a need ta pravide for the equalization of assessed values in ordor ta make lhom fully igs eaulabIe with the assessment af similar reai oropertv in the vicinitv. The assessment rail wilI be returned ta the Cierk of the Municipaiity on February 17, 1979. The last day on which you may Iodge a compiaint against y aur assessment wili be on March 10, 1979, YK Please read carofuIiy lhe Instructions with respect ta iadging a camplaint which appear on the 18 back of the assessment notice. 18 In the meantime, 1 wauld encourage you ta discuss any malter or abjection which you may have In 38-ti respect af y aur assessment with an assessor. If you can point out any discrepancy or error ta him prior ta February 17, ho can correct same and wîl i issue an amended assessment nôtice containino a re the corrected dat'a. You many also wish ta check the vaiidily of your assessmenî in comparison to any ther property in your neighbourhaod or the municipaiity. i have arranged for your isehold convenience, that a number of assessors wiIi be availabie at the folîowing limes and places ta un and discuss with you any malter pertaining ta your assessmenl and ta pravide such data as will aIlow ax me- you taensure that y ur assessment is proper: g. RE SIDENTS 0F THME FOR MER TOWNSHIP 0F DARLINGTON LOCATION- HAMPTON MUNICIPAL BUILDING, (SCUGOG RD.) HAMPTON, ONTARIO. -e TUESDAY, FEBRUARY6 -1: 00 P.m. o9:OO0p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY7 -1:100P. m.to 9:O0OP. M. 33-If THURSDAY, FEBRUARY8 1. 10P. M.1o 9:OO0P. M. - SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 9: 00a. m. to5:O00p.m. RESIDENTS 0F THE FORMER TOWN 0F BOWMANVILLE ELL LOCATION -POLICE AND FIRE BUILDING, 132 CHUCH ST., BOWMANVILLE TD APTERNOON SESSIONS: COURT ROOM 2 EVENING &SATURDAY SESSIONS: COURT ROOM 1 T. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6- 1:OO0p.m. to9: 00P.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7- 1:Op.m. to 9: 00p.m. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 -1:OO0p.m. to9:OO0P.m. GES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 -9:O00a.m. to5: 00 p.m. ~rciaî RESIDENTS 0F THE FORMER VILLAGE 0F NEWCASTLE AND THE FORMER ercialTOWNSHIP 0F CLARKE TION LOCATION-ORONO COMMUNITY HALL, ORONO, ONTARIO 5-fWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 - 1:00P. m, to 9: 00 P. M. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8 - 1: 00P. M. 1a9: 00P. M. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9- 1: 00P.M. to 9: 00P.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 9: 00a.m. to5: 00p.m. IMPORTANT If the new assessment had been used for 1978 taxation, we estimate that the residentiai miii rate wouîd have been approximateIy 206. To arrive at your estimated 1979 taxes based on the new assessment, muitipiy the assessment shown on your notice by the estimated miii rate. For example, $5,000.00 assessment x 206 Milis wouid resuit in an estimated tax aI $1 ,030.00 based on the municipalities 1978 requirement. Assessment $5,000.00 x 206 Mil Is equais $1 ,030.00 Taxes. Durham RegionaI Assessment Office 605 Rasslan3 Rd. E., Whitby, Ontario. Li N 5S1 Phone: (416) 668-9351 ERSON Zeni!th 67140 I W.H. Parnell Rogional Assessment Comm issianer Have A Good Day (416) 263-80725-N Auction Sale Saturday, Feb. 3 1: 30 p. m. 3800 bales of gaad mixed hay for Mr. William Sanford, one mile west of Camborne Store. Terms cash or cheque. Hay sold sublect to reasonable reserve bid. Paul Lean, auctioneer. 352-2403. 5-1 Thé,. Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. January 31, 1979 13 DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED Tues.,r 12 noon, Phono 623-3303 with Harry Van Belle PLANTS NEED LIGHT More plants are lost due ta the misunderstanding of light conditions in today's modern homes, due ta lack of light or by the overexposure of plants ta the direct sunlight magni- fied comiÈngthrough the plate WOODEN SHOE ANTIQUES' We were closed due the f lood of last week, we are open this weekend February 3 and 4 with a sale af 10 percent ta 50 percent off everything. 30 Church S t. Newcastle, Ont. 987-5433 or 987-5205 Auction Sale Saturday, February 3 at1: 15 p.m. At Bannisters Auction Hall in Bewdley cansisting af: twa calaured TV's, chairs and tables, chesterfield, console sewing machine, dishes, glaswarrfiertr1ml portable TV, armchair, typewriter, two heavy duty stoves, small tables and ather items still being cansigned. Rager Bannister, auctioneer, 416-797-2651.- 5-1 N Auction Sale Saturday Evoning, Feb. 3 at 7p.m. At Pethick's Auctian Bamn, Haydan, one mile east af Enniskillen. Large cuantit.y of ,furnîture and smal articles. Coal and wood stove, electric slave, twa hairdresser chairs with hair dryers, ciothes dryer, three beautiful china ca inets. Three small tables with loads of other articles. Terms cash, orcgood cheque. Cliff Peth ick, au cioneer.- 5-1 N Com plete Holstein Dispersai Wednesday, February 14th Auction Sale of Holstein Cattie and Dairy Equipmnent The property of Leslie Wood, Lot 18, Con. 2, Otonabe Twp 12 miles east af Peter- bough an Hwy. 7 (2nd con.) and 3 miles south or 1/ mile north of Villier's Corners off Keene - Hastings Road. De Lavai pump and lino for 20 cows, 3 Surgo units, 20 steel stanchians, steel caîf pen, other items. 31 head of Holstein cattie. 3 Registered mature cows, due March and June - 1 Registered open heifor. 17 Grade Holstein cows in ail stages of lactation. 3 due in Feb., 1 due March, 2 due April, 1 due May, 3 due June, 3 bred Holstein heifers, 2 open Holstein heifers, 2 yrs. oid. 6 Halstein calves. Herd wili be pregnancy checked before sale. Some NIP cards. Bruceilosis tested January 19th. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. beginning ýwith dairy equipment, cattie follaw immediateîy. Carl Hickson, Auctianeer, Reabaro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 5-2 glass windows. Plants grown by a process which is called photo-synthesis, which is started or triggored by light, so ail plants need some form of light ta survive, some will survive in f ull sun and others do just as well in semi-shade. Light for indoor* plants can be divided inta 4 basic light categories: 1Sunny Areas This area will receÉve at least 5 hours of direct sunlighýt even during the winter months with its shorter hours. A window facing south-east ta south-west will receive that much light in the Durham Region. Since very few plants can withstand the direct sunlight coming through a window; most plants, should be protected with sheers during tho hot hours, between il a.m. and 3 p.m. and this particular- ly true during the winter months when the snow is on the ground and will increase the light intonsity by as much as 30 per cent, and light painted buildings directly opposite the window where your plants are will increase the light intensity. Some of the plants listed below will stand up to the sunny areas: Calidium, Chrysanthemums, Agave, Aloe,ý Bamboo, Fatshedera, Kalanchoe, Azalea 's, Bougainvillea, Flowering Maple, Stephanotis and many more. Semi-suuny Location This category wiII have at least 2 hours of sunlight in the winter months, they will do well in bright light but without direct sunlight, in this type of light many of the green foliage plants will do very weil, which sort of resembles the edgo of the jungle, where many of these plants are faund. Here is a few of the plants that wrnl do well in this type of light: Mrican Violets, Gloxinia, LUp- stick Plant, Orehids, Cyclamen, Calceclaria, Cineraria, Bedgon ia , Columnia, Dracena, Ficus, 1Fittonia and many more especially many of the tropicals and foliage- plants that we have in the home today. Seml-shady Location In this group are the plants that will thrive in bright open light, but require little or no sunlight, most of the plants in this group are mainly grown for their foliage. Here are a few examples: Orchids, African Violets, Asparagus, Bromiliads, Diefenbachia, Norfolk Island Pine, Pathos, Pilea, Prayer Plant and the famous snake plant or mother- in-law tongue, plus many of Shady Location Many of the foliage plants will grow in an area that receive no sunlight, but there should bo enough light ta cast a shadaw when you pass your hand across the area in which the plant will' be placed. Heère are a few that can tolerate this condition: Asparagus, ,Aspidistra, Chinese Evergreen, Dracena, Ferns, Ficus, Ivys (English), Palms, Philodendron, Pathos and Podocarpus. Today there are a multitude of different light bulbs on the market ta help'- you grow almost anything indoars, this makes it po)ssible ta graw your favorite plant even in the darkest corner, and this can change a dark corner into a spot of beauty. I have found over the years, that the most bxpensive lightbulb, is the cheapest in the long run, 50 when planning ta brighten up that corner, get the best bulb on the market. Until next week, happy indoor gardoning. Letter t10 Ed-itor Dear Mr. James: 1978 has passetl by very quickly and 1 must apologize for being remiss in not sending this letter out ta you sooner. We, the Bowmanville Museum Committee are most grateful for the fine coverage your weekly hàs given ta the many events that occurred over the -past year at the local museum. Please accept the commit- tee's sincere thianks for all you have done for us, and may this new year be a very prosperous one for yau. Yours truly, (Mrs.) Marilyn L. Cole, Secretary-Treasurer, Bowmanville Museum Committee. THE MARCH is ON! many physically disabled mon and women need your help ... please givo as much as you can to: USED Furniture and Ap- CASH for od, silver, coins, pliances. Paddy's Market, cIock ewlry Hapton 263-2241. 26-tf guns,dok, lwiey dishes, furniture, cracks, pantings, sea lers, appliances, US ED orchard sprayer. FrIendly Fie a Market, 23 King Phone 416-885-4863. 5-2N West, 725-9783. 9-tf Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snowmobi les For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 Direct Company Distributorship $10,000 Part Time - $40,000++ Full Time 1EARNING POTENTIAL NOT VENDING OR FRANCHISING JOIN A 10 BILLION -DOLLAR INDUSTRY WE. PROVIDE: YOU PROVIDE: -Exclusive Patented -Roli!able Background Prociucts -Accounts Are Established- Good Credit in Vour Area Immediate Cash Income - Dependable Automobile No Solling Required - Time vailable Resa le Option- Minimum lnvestment PLAN i $6,290 PLAN Il $12,580 PLAN 111 $25,160 FOR INFORMATION CALL TOLL FREE Mr. Bob Adams 1-800-268-7292 1OR WRITE, MARKETING DEPARTMENT 180 Bloor St. W., th Floor Toronto, Ontario M5S 2V6 1PÀA uDY'SA M A R KE T New and Used Furniture and Appiances Tradeins Accepted on Appliances - Easy Credif Terms Available - Telephone 263-2241 Hampton er 5-1 N