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Section Two The Canadian Statesmnan, Bowmanville. February 28, 1979 5 Fire Strikes Hampton Area Residence AHI@NDOF 1EEtFA ONl SUPPiORT zSPuLAS H Ile BD OW ANILLEM Our reg. Price $1.08 Frying or Roasting .~. GnRADE A 2-3 IL.size . 7AC .. . ...... .... 7 ope"-BESTBUY Grade A Eviscerated Our Reg. Price $18 F-/44-R lFiE 004c ROASTI NG CHICKENS LB Save Me perIlb. BEST BUY Dresed an RadyOur Reg. Price $1.08 FRESHWATER LAKE SMELTS 78 16 oz. pkg. Save 30e per pkg. BEST BUY Pridof CnadaOur Reg. Price $1.44 LUNCH MEATsu 12 oz. pkg.-li Save 21k Per Pkg. BEST BUYj Whole Our Reg. Price Si1.98 NEW ZEALAN DE LAMB LEGS*7 (shank portion $1.88)LB M Sa%,ve 2Oeper Ib. BEST BUY Faosfor Qualit Our Reg. Price $11 GOOD'NMEATY eeUm 250 g, (beef steak, chicken, turkey>M A IS0 Save 215eper pkg. BEST BUY, Sîuprport Splash And You Cou Id Win A Grade A Hind of Beef! You could be the Iucky winner of a Grade A, Mmd of Beef and help Splash raise money for an indoor pool for Bowmanville. Clip the coupon from the paper and filit oui. Then take the completed form wiih $1.00 10 the Information Desk ai the Miracle Food Mari in Bowmanville Mail. AIl proceeds go to the Splash Committee. Winner will be drawn Saturday, March 101h at the store. The hind of beef wiIl be custom cut and irimmed 10 the winner's Lspecifications. Approximate value $260.00. r --------------- - - -1 Address Phone______ Return this coupon with $1.00 to the informatIon desk Miracle Food Mari, Bowmanville Mail. Winner drawn ISaturday, March 101th. Approximate value $260.00. I Our Reg. Price $1.28 Picnic Style PORK SHOULDER 4-6 lb. size Grade A Eviscerated Our Reg. Price $1.28 FRES-É,>H LARGE ROASTING ff CHICKENS L. Save 20eper lb. BEST BUY Top Quality Regular Our Reg. Price $1.58 MAPLE LEAF Ooà,4mb WIENERS I2 1 IL pkg. Save 3O4* per pkg. BEST BUY Dressed Pan Ready1 Our Reg. Price $1.58 RAINBOW .mdmb VALLEY TROUT 8 oz. pkg. 1 .28g Sav W Pe Pg.BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $1.48 From teShouIde1 LAMB CHOPS LB.I3,9 Save 10e~ per lb. BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $2.58 Top Quality Regular Sweet Pickled dc d i CORNED BEEF Idleal with Cabbage LB.I Save 6O4 Der lb. BEST BUY ALLPROCEEDSTO, THE SPLASH COMMITTEE Our Reg. Price $1.48 Part Skinned s M0 K EDLi COOKED HAM Shank Portion Ffe,ý'BEST BUY AZloro Deluxe Our Reg. Price $2.58 ENG LISH MUFFIN PIZZA SNACKS 19 13-1 /2 OZ.1 9% 1 Save 60e per pkg. BEST BUY, Swift's Our Reg. Price $1.92 Sheil on Frozen Our Reg. Price $6.88 LAZY MAPLE 4 CARIBBEAN SAUSAG ES iO S SHRIMP Save 2z4 per pkg. BEST BUY Save $1 .00 per ctn. BES BUY lndividually Wrapped HIGHLINER HADDOCK FILLETS 14 oz. pkg. Save 40e pkg. BEST BUY WE REDEEM ALL A BEST BUY IS AN EXTRA FOOD STORE SAVING MADE POSSIBLE'C UP N BY AN UNUSUALCO P N PURCHASE OR A N LD G MANUFACTURER'SIN LD G TEMPORARY ALLOWANCE. COM PETITORS'! ALI PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 28-MAR. 7,1979 IN BOWMANVILLE AT BOWMANVILLE MALL, 243 KING ST. E.-WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ORELW I-EI Our Reg. Price $2.38 1*9 B109BU Our Reg. Price $2.88 Mary Miles à BEEFBURGERS m 2 lb. ctn. 2 4 Save 40eper pkg. BEST BUY Our Reg. Price $2.59 At Our Service Dell SrLICED COOKED HAM LB.MM Save 604eper IL BEST BUYI A fire alarm at 3:40 p.m. Sunday, February >18, sent Bowmanville Fire Depart- ment to the home of Garth Perrett on the old Scugog Road, north of Hampton. Mr. Perrett accidentally sparked the fire with a propane torch hie was using to repair a water pipe. Neighbors and two families passing by worked along with Perrett, to try and control the blaze until firemen arrived. Damages to the home were estimaited at $5,000 to $9,000 with undetermined water damage to the kitchen. Recommend Subdivision Controls If Newcastle Council ac- cepts the advice of its plan- ning and development committee, a special authori- ty will be established to set standards for construction in new subdivisions. The planning and develop- ment committee is recom- mending that an architectural control committee be responsible for monitoring construction in each future subdivision. Such a committee would be composed of one representa- tive of the developer, a member of the public works and planning departments and a control architect selected by the town and paid, by the developer., Its power would be derived through a provision of the subdivision agreement prohi- biting issuance of a building permit for any lot in the subdivision until the plans and elevations have been ap- proved by the committee. Such a stipulation, the planning and development committee hopes, would ensure the attractiveness and compatability of new residen- tial development with existing development in the town, village or hamlet. The architectural control- committee could rule on such things as house facades, quality of building materials and the theme of the subdivi- sion. At present, the Town of Whitby is the only municipali- ty in Durham Region which establishes an architectural cont or .each, new subdivi.- Sion. Launch Easter Seal Ap peal This year's Easter Seal appeal will get under way of- ficially on March 5 according to campaign chairman Gerry Gerrits of the Rotary Club of Bowmanville. In announcing, the start of the six-week long campaign which runs until Easter Sun- day, April 15, Mr. Gerrits ex- pressed confidence in bis club's abiity to meet their local objective of $10,000.' Throughout Ontario, 236 service clubs affiliated with the Ontario Society for Crip- pied Children will be aiming at a provincial objective of $3 million needed to maintain essential, rehabilitation ser- vices for thousands of On- tario's physically handicap- ped children. "I don't know if people fully realize just how much time and effort goes into getting this appeal ready each year," said Mr. Gerrits "but it's for a good cause and our members are glad to volunteer their time to work on it. " Last year, area residents contributed $6,200 to the ap- peal and the chairman is con- fident that this year's respon- se wil be even better. "When people receive their appeal in the mail," said Mr. Making appearances will be Duncan Bradley, playing the bagpipes; singers Bonnie Welsh and Kathleen Eyman; Robb Fielding, on guitar; and John Semjen, violinist. Also, the Courtice Second- ary School Choir will be singing selections from its, upcoming play, "Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" which will be presented on April 25, 26, 27, and 28th. The performers auditioned for the show and it, was taped in Hamilton on February llth. Famous for Ouality Sliced Schneiders Our Reg. Price $1.98 0KOOA 0F ORAN'GE SIDE BACON ,Save40e perp'--. BEST BUY Bluewater Batter Fried Cod or Our Reg. Price 1.74-1.84 BLU EWATER OM BATTERED HADDOCK 1 4 12 oz. pkg. l4 Sa%,ve 265eper pkg-. BEST BUYI Our Reg. Price $2.58 Swift's Boneles SUGAR PLUM DINNER HAMS 2-3 IL size LB13U Save 6O4 per IL.BESTBUýYJ An.al.Caad.n.Copan ..j 1