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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 2,1963 Section Two Waterloo North MPP Addresses Liberals Herb Epp, MPP for Waterloo North, chats with Lorna Davey at last Wednesday's meeting of the Durham East Liberal Riding Association. Mr. Epp was the guest speaker at the. Association's annual meeting held last Wednesday, January 26, at King Garden Restaurant, in Bowmanville. Lorna Davey has been re-elected president of the association for 1983. Durham College Receives *554,OOO for Equipment Under Skills Growth Fund Durham College has been allocated $554,000 from the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission's Skills Growth Fund. This comes from a total of $17,726,900 allocated to Ontario's Ontario's 22 Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology. The money will be used to purchase equipment in the following following skilled training areas. A total of $284,000 will purchase purchase equipment in regard to the Industrial Electrician and the 52-week Electronic Technician Technician programs, as well as the two and three year postsecondary postsecondary Electronics programs. programs. An additional $270,000 will enable expansion of the jects through BILD. Of these Training Act. Under the act, a amounts, Durham College training agreement enabling received $200,000 through the Canada Employment ana BILD, $99,000 in capital grants Immigration Commission to and $233,350 through the Labor allocate funds to the Colleges Intensive Capital Projects was signed between the CEIC program. and the Ministry of Colleges The Skills Growth Fund was and Universities on August 27, established by the National 1982. Library Listings New at the Bowmanville Branch FICTION: Fielding, Joy. The Other Woman. A liberated woman, fiercely independent, falls into „ „ . „ - the oldest trap in the world: a Colleges CAD-CAM system, love affair with a married provide co-ordinate measur- man provi ing equipment and a new CNC Machining Centre. The Skills Growth Fund money allocated to Durham will be expended before March 31, 1983. This new funding will help the College assist industry in becoming more competitive by incorporating the advantages advantages of the rapidly expanding high technologies. The SGF funds are in addition addition to $8,000,000 allocated to the Colleges by the Ontario Board of Industrial Leadership Leadership and Development. About $12,000,000 in capital grants was provided by the Ministry of Colleges ana Universities during 1982-83, and an additional additional $11,600,000 was provided for labor-intensive capital pro man. Fox, George. Warlord's Hill: a novel. Here is an adventure adventure story about Nazis in America filled with dazzling twists of plot, haunting characters and carefully orchestrated orchestrated and chilling suspense. Greenfield, Robert. Temple: a novel. With a rare mixture of human warmth, irony and insight, the author explores a young man's struggle to understand himself in a confusing confusing contemporary world. Hunter, Evan. Far from the Sea. This is a love story, compelling and deeply felt, about a man who comes to terms with his own life and his own marriage through the death of his father. James Insurance BROKER LTD. Î Nesla Akey Doug James Laurie Armstrong 24 King St. East, Bowmanville 623-4406 Sillitoe, Alan. Her Victory. In this beautifully crafted novel, two lonely middle-aged people, both scarred by their pasts, search for love and happiness. NON-FICTION: Block, Susan. Aerobix Plus: How to Sweat with Class. This book offers something for all people interested in getting into shape ... with class. In includes chapters on aerobic fitness, stretching, diet, nutrition nutrition and strength training. Dueker, Joyce S. The Old Fashioned Homemade Ice Cream Cookbook. Everything you always wanted to know about making ice cream is here including sections on seasonal treats, homemade toppings, party fare and low calorie recipes. Goldstein, Marc. The Vasectomy Vasectomy Book: a complete guide to decision making. Drawn from published research findings, findings, interviews with medical personnel and laymen and the author's professional and personal personal insights, this book provides provides readers with all the information information they need to make a rational decision concerning male birth control. Howell, Bill. In a White Shirt. This is a collection of new poems by a young Canadian Canadian poet that explores a wide range of contemporary themes in a highly readable and engaging style. Lyon, Wendy. The Beautiful Woman's Pregnancy Fitness Book. This practical, highly supportive book provides essential informatin on all aspects aspects of a self-care program with emphasis on the exercise and nutritional needs of the mother-to-be. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Accountancy Chiropractic Keep Canada Beautiful WILLIAM C. HALL B.Comm. Chartered Accountant 35 King St. W., Newcastle Telephone 987-4240 WM.J.H'. COGGINS Chartered Accountant 115 Liberty Street South Bowrr|anville Phone 623-3612 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 118 King SI. East, Suite 2 623-6555 WINTERS, SUTHERLAND A MOASE Chartered Accountants 23 Silver St., Bowmanville 623-9461 49 Division SLOshawa 579-5659 Dental PATRICK d.DEEGAN DENTURETHERAPY CLINIC 5 George St. 623-4473 Olllco Hours: Mon.,Thurs, &Frl. 8:30 Til 5:00 Wednesday 0:30'III noon Closed Tuesdays G. EDWIN MANN, D.C. Chiropractor Office: 15 Elgin Street Corner of Horsey Street Phone 623-5509 Office Hours: By appointment LEONARD JAY, B.Sc., D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic 96 Queen Street Bowmanville Phone 623-9297 JOHNW. HAWRYLAK, D.C., F.C.C.R. Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Roentgenologist Nutritional Counselling 270 King SI. E. Bowmanville 623-4004 oERTIFIEU FOOT REFLEXOLOGIST Cheryl Frlede 270 King St. East, Bowmanville 623-4004 rtssa M Bigger Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7Enlargement with every C41-110, 126-135 film processed. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS OSHAWA CAMERA CENTRE LTD 728-4631 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE (ACROSS l ROM THE PHONf. CENTRE) Unusual Animal Monuments Throughout the World By Earl Lowes Among unusual monuments throughout the world are monuments to animals. At Woodstock, Ontario, there is a life-size statue of Springbank Snow Countess. The cow's monument is in à small, landscaped park and is floodlighted at night. Springbank Snow Countess, a Holstein, became in 1937 the world champion butterfat producer. producer. She became Canada's symbol of excellence for the Holstein breed and Woodstock became known as Canada's Dairy Capital. Springbank Snow Countess produced 207,050 lbs. milk and 9,062 lbs. fat. Her records stood for some years before being surpassed. surpassed. In more recent years, Ingholm Rag Apple President, owned by Ingholm Farms, Campbellford, Ontario, ' be came the first cow to produce more than a ton of butterfat in a single lactation. Ingholm Rag Apple President, President, a Holstein, died in her stall on March 7,1976. she was 11 years of age and had been in declining health for several weeks. Veterinarians said she died of a heart attack. In her 1973 lactation,. Ingholm Rag Apple President produced 36,594 lbs. milk, testing testing 5.73 per cent butterfat. That's 2,098 lbs. fat, a world record. Her 305-day production production was 33,687 lbs. milk, testing testing 5.82 per cent or 1,960 lbs. fat. She was the first cow in Canada to produce more than 1,500 lbs. fat in two successive lactations. She produced 1,556 lbs. fat in 1972. The purebred Holstein produced produced more than 1,550 lbs. fat in three consecutive 365-day lactations and was the world's first ton-of-fat producer in 365 days. She also received recognition» recognition» as a Canadian champion milk producer in 1968.1971 and 1973, and Canadian Canadian champion fat producer in 1971.1972 and 1973. In 1974, a special recognition day was held at Ingholm Farms. A large sign with the likeness of Ingholm Rag Apple President was presented and installed near the farm entrance. Numerous Holstein owners and breeders visited the farm to see the world champion cow. After her death, burial was in a plot near the sign. A horse monument in the United States is for the famous race horse, Man O' War, born in 1917. He won 20 of 21 big races in which he competed. The only time he lost was when he got away to a poor start and got boxed in on the rail. He managed to break clear, and almost caught up only to lose by half-a-length. Man O' War was retired to a stud farm near Lexington, Kentucky, in 1921. After his death in 1947, a large bronze statue of the horse was erected erected in Lexington district. A monument for a dog is one for a Skye terrier named "Greyfriars Bobby." Bobby's master, Jock Gray, a shepherd, died in 1858 and was buried in a churchyard cemetery called Greyfriars in Edinburgh, Scotland. Bobby trailed along with the funeral party to the cemetery. Bobby, homeless and missing his master, was fed by friendly storekeepers, Bobby Bobby went to the cemetery night after night in all kinds of weather. He lay down on his master's grave and remained until morning. Hundreds of citizens knew that Bobby visited the cemetery cemetery nightly and stayed at his former master's grave. They did not object. Someone, however, however, objected and made a complaint to authorities. Bobby was picked up and placed in confinement. He did not have a dog license. Storekeepers and other citizens, citizens, numbering thousands, rallied in defence of Bobby. They signed a petition for his relase and it was presented to the highest authorities in the citv. The result was that Bobby was given a license and an engraved collar. He was awarded "The freedom of the city of Edinburgh." The news spread. Bobby was famous. When released from the dog continued to feed Bobby. Again, each night, he returned to sleep on his master's grave in the churchyard cemetery. He did so for 14 years until his death in 1871. Residents of Edinburgh decided decided it fitting to bury the faithful Bobby next to the grave of his former master. The residents erected a bronze, life-size statue of the dog in a prominent place about a mile from the cemetery. 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Z.tt REGULAR OR UNSALTED. 100% PURE CORN OR SUNFLOWER OILS Fleischmann's sleeve j Soft Margarine of tubs oz I .OO WHEAT. PLAIN. ONION. AYE OR UNSALTED Old London **** Melba Toast p?o° .5/5/ 750 mL PLUS BONUS OF 250 mf lOOOmLTjj Listerine 0.^3 PROCESS CHEESE FOOD SINGLES (8 OR 12 SLICES) Kraft Cheese Slices THREE STAR. GOOD TO -40'C Windshield Washer u Antifreeze JET'S. Soap Pads PLAST. CONT. PKG. OF 18 1.39 .99 250 g PKG. 1.59 J»» PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, MsF CANADA FANCY GRADE Red Delicious Apples 1.79 2.27 kg 5-LB. BAG PRODUCT OF MOROCCO 907 g 2-LB. TRAY 1.QQ PRODUCT OF CANADA, CANADA FANCY GRADE Anjou m Pears 1.74/xg „79lb PRODUCTIF ONTARIO, ^ CANADA NO. 1 GRADE V/J 2.27 kg PRODUCT OF U.S.A., 2 for 1. Avocadoes PRODUCT OF U.S.A., CM Kiwi Fruit PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, CANADA NO. 1 GRADE .384a Rutabagas & .17,, PRODUCT OF U.S.A., Walnuts In-The-Shell 2.184 a .99lb Red Potatoes bad' .99 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO. A* CANADA NO. 1 GRADE Cooking Onions Sap' PRODUCT OF U.S.A., ma Bunch Carrots bunch ,59 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., Romaine Lettuce EA . .d9 PRODUCT OF U.S.A., Green Onions •-.79 3 ob .99 MADE.' IN CANADA, , 82 L 64 0/. BTL. Apple Cider 1.49 CANADA GRADE A YOUNG, UNDER 5 kg -11 LBS. Turkey QuarterT' 1.29» Quarters"' 1.49 ■e ZSe 3 - 28 '. kg LB. FRESH! Canadian Veal BONE IN. LEG I Cutlets Veal Loin Chops Prill ll t,,| l« SLICED Side Bacon Pfiiiiltmii Wieners 454 g PKG. 2.89 1.59 SHOPSY'S, BOILABLE BAG Corned Beef nil 2.39 LB. LB. Pnfllicinii, STORE PACKED Breakfast Sausages SHOPSY'S, COOKED, "BONELESSV 1 kg • 2'.« LB. AVO. Deli Glaze Hams Sirloin Chope Shoulder Chops *e LB (g : ill 3.514a 1.59, 6.594a 2.99l. SHOPSY'S, SLICED Beef Bologna 175 g PKG. .99 SHOPSY'S, SLICED Cooked Ham 175 g PKQ. 1.49 SHOPSY'S, Old Vienna Salami 600a CHUB 2.49 PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., FEBRUARY 2 TO SAT., FEBRUARY 5,1983 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES People Come First at 1ER