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i 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 21,1983 Section Two F Ontario Hydro intends to expand it Dual Energy Program incentives beyond the Plenum Heater Program announced last spring, Paul Vyrostko, Central Region's Marketing Manager, said today. "Any rural customer who is considering conversion to a Dual Electric-Oil Space Heating System using baseboard baseboard heaters, heat pumps or hot water heating (Hydronic) systems will now be eligible for assistance," he said. Effective immediately, customers who reduce their DON IRVINEl 108 Waverley . Road Bowmanville Telephone 623-4482 "State Farm has LIFE insurance, too! Call me for details." Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Stale fam Lilt tilirwet Comply Ciufii» Hod Office. Suftawÿk Ota» oil consumption by at least 50 per cent by installing a Dual System will receive : - A taxable grant under the Canada Oil Substitution Program (COSP) up to a maximum of $800 or 50 per cent of the cost, whichever is less. - Up to $100 in services from Ontario Hydro to cover the cost of electrical inspection as service checks. - A $100 interest-free loan from Ontario Hydro. This loan will be waived by Hydro after three years from the date of installation providing the owner retains the system as it was originally installed to avoid electrical system peaks. The typical cost to rural customers converting to the Electric-Oil Dual System will be approximately $500 after the above incentives. For further information, contact Mike Crompton at (416) 222-2571. Does Your Advertising f eaVe Yon Feeling Deserted? Ever had a big sale -- and nobody came. Or, at least, not enough people . . . Could be your advertising sales message just isn't getting across. Newspaper advertising puts you in touch with the market you want to reach. It's the most viable force in the marketplace today. Use it. And make all your sales happy, successful events. Call 623-3303 and ask for Display Advertising The Canadian Statesman 62 King Street West Bowmanville Salem U.C.W. IE. Newcastle Village 9 s 1958 Ontario Ball Champions Enjoy 25th Anniversary On Tuesday, September 13 at 7:30 p.m. the Sue St. Paul's U.C.W. met at the uem unit of home of Iva Twist. Kay Stephen opened with a fall C . Plans for the next ail Luncheon on Sept. 21 were finalized. Kay reminded everyone of the Country Fair at St. Paul's on Sept. 29 from 12:00 - 3:00 p.m. Our unit will be responsible for the Fresh Produce and Small Plant table. Iva Twist, Carol Barra- ball, Audrey Shirk and Doris Craig presented the devo- theme of Travel and'lSecrea- tion. To complete the evening, Kay Stephen displayed many of her smaller curios which she has gathered on her travels to other countries, along with some of her miniature miniature collection. The next meeting will be on Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Kay Stephen. f W 4 ,< §3 S •U 1 : \ Celebrated His First Birthday I am Andrew Beacock. I was one year old on August 17,1983. My Mommy and Daddy are Ron and Sue Beacock, Orono. My grandparents are Bob and Betty Beacock, Grande Prairie, Alberta, Bev and A1 Kerr, Bowmanville and Ron West, Willowdale. My great grama is Nora Beacock, Port Perry. Hydro's Dual Energy Plan Expanded They returned home from far and near on Saturday for the 25th anniversary reunion of the Newcastle Village Juvenile 'C' Ontario championship baseball team. It was held at Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion headquarters and showed Douglas Cunningham who was Reeve of the village at that time. Guest speaker was Frank 'Dude' Hills of Port Hope, whose humorous remarks and anecdotes kept the crowd roaring with laughter. Prior to his address, team members assembled for this photo: front row, from left, Irv McCullough, Paul McCullough, Ted Lane, Mort Lake, 'Dude' Hills, Doug Walton, Charlie Trim, Johnny Mason; back row, John Sinclair, Gary McCullough, Bill Brunt, Jim Dean, Dave McCullough, Charles Crowther, Eric Carleton, Walter Gibson, Bob Osborne, David Werry, Ron Dickenson, Ben Dickenon and Dave Rickard. A dance completed the evening. BUILn WINTER WORKSHOP I FOR PEOPLE INTERESTED IN RENOVATING, BUILDING A NEW HOME, RESTORATION OF AN OLDER HOME, OR JUST INTERESTED IN BUILDING PROJECTS Learn the basics of the complete building trade from foundations to the finishing touches in this comprehensive 22 week course. Course starts October 12 through to April 11, 1984 Men and women both welcome. 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