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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 6,1985 Section Two Celebrated First Birthday Hi. My name is John "Paul" William. I was one year old on December 27, 1984. My mommy and daddy are Donna and Terry Stark, Garden Hill, Ont. Special "Hi" to my grandparents Bill and Betty Hale, Newtonville and Dorothy Stark, Stark ville. Also great grandparents Edith Hale, Newtonville and Douglas Logan, Bethany. DURHAM AGRICULTURAL NEWS By John E. Finlay Agricultural Representative DURHAM COUNTY MILK COMMITTEE ELECTS EXECUTIVE Recently the Durham County Milk Committee held elections for their executive positions. Chairman for 1985 is Diane Moore from Cavan; Vice-Chairman, David Larmer, Blackstock and Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Lancaster from Port Hope. Other committee members include: Francis Jose, Newcastle; Gordon Barrie, Bowmanville; Wes Hills, Enniskillen; Lloyd Kellogg, Welcome; Scotty MacGregor, Millbrook; Neil Allin, Orono and Brian DeJong, Nestleton. CANADIAN DAIRY COMMISSION ANNOUNCES NATIONAL BUTTER SALE Agriculture Minister, John Wise, President of the Dairy,. Farmers of Canada and Mr. Jacques Boucher, announced for the second year in a row, a Canada-wide sale of butter from the inventories of the Canadian Dairy Commission. The objectives of the sale are to provide consumers with an opportunity to purchase butter at a reduced price and to thereby increase overall consumption. During the sale, butter in bulk from the Commission will be 30 cents per kilogram below the current support price. Thirteen million kilograms, in 25-kilogram blocks, are being offered to butter processors between February 15 and 28 this year. This represents about one and a half month's consumption in Canada. It is expected that most of the price reduction will be passed directly to consumers by retail stores. And, as occurred last year, it is likely most retailers will use this butter in specials to attract consumers to their stores. The butter is all Canada Grade "A" and can be refrozen should consumers wish to take advantage of this opportunity by buying large quantities. The butter sale is provided courtesy of the dairy farmers of Canada who will cover the costs of the sale. For more information and conditions of the sale, please contact: Rowan Lalonde, Canadian Dairy Commission by calling (613) 998-9490. STABILIZATION ACT AMENDMENTS INTRODUCED Bill C-25 will amend the Agricultural Stabilization Act to provide the framework in which innovative and more effective stabilization programs can operate. It provides an umbrella under which the federal government, the provinces and producers can cooperatively cooperatively work out programs that best meet the needs of farmers. The Agricultural Stabilization Act, first introduced in 1958, provides payments to farmers for a number of named commodities when prices fall below 90 per cent of the latest five-year average, indexed to changes in costs of production. The Bill will amend the Agricultural Stabilization Act in the following ways: --to provide a new framework for federal-provincial agreements; agreements; --to clarify, and make more flexible, the period on which the support price for any commodity would be based ; --to allow for support periods to be shorter than a year, but not less that 90 days; --to include winter and spring wheat, produced outside the designated Canadian Wheat Board area, in the list of named commodities ; and, --to replace sheep in the list of named commodities with lamb and wool. There will also be a number of other minor housekeeping amendments to the Act. After Second Reading in the House of Commons, the Bill will be placed before the Standing Committee on Agriculture, Agriculture, which will give the interested parties an opportunity opportunity to present their views. Town Used in CBC Film Documentary Last Week A CBC television crew was in the town last week to film a documentary on taxes. The four-part series looks at the taxes paid by a typical family in Ontario, Quebec, and Florida. David Johnston, chief administrative administrative officer for the Town of Newcastle, said the filming took place at the Fitness Centre, the Darlington Darlington Arena, the Fire Department Department and Public Works depot. The purpose of the footage footage is to illustrate the municipal services provided provided by tax dollars. The finished product will be aired on Sunday, April 28, and on the three following following Sundays. The show will be broadcast broadcast in French, although there's the possibility that it will be broadcast on the English network at a later date. MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor - Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A0 Telephone 623-4444 Group health and dental programs for qualified employee groups from three to as many as you've got! Ask your insurance agent, consultant, or me. for details coni,id: Floss Freer Guild 204 PoUwbofougli Square DfiOGtotg# Sired North Peterborough, Ontfino K9M /CD V-(705) 743*0077 f.'JOO'.'IK + ONTARIO BLUE CROSS Consultant Chooses Scouting Organizations Honor Founder Baden Powell Suitable Apparel by Catherine Denny Are you a compulsive clothes buyer? Do buy outfits outfits that don't look good on you? Are you spending too much on trendy ite.ms? Do your clothes look old- fashioned? Is your make-up suitable for your facial tone and lifestyle? If you answered yes to any one of these questions, you are a prime candidate for a personal image consultation. consultation. It's no secret that in order to look your best you have to wear clothes and makeup makeup to suit your personality, your style and your figure. The trouble lies in the selection of the clothes and make-up. Whether it's to upgrade the old or bring in the new, it is certainly worth your time and effort to visit Personal Personal Image Consultants like Catherine Lyons. Catherine, who spoke at the last Beta Sigma Phi meeting, is a fashion expert catering to both men and women in the Durham Region. Region. "I meet with customers on a one to one basis to give them individual advice," explained Mrs. Lyons. "When I have finished, each person is given a personal portfolio of the colors and garments that work well for them," she added. To obtain maximum results results every time, Catherine religiously applies the same basic concepts to each of her clients: 1. COMFORT - must be suited to person's likes and dislikes. 2. COLOR - garments and make-up must suit skin tone and hair color. 3. CONTOUR - a perfect fit is of paramount importance when choosing clothing. Garments should work to hide figure faults. 4. CLASSICS - classic clothing clothing such as wool skirts, etc. are a must in any wardrobe. They never go out of style and can be worn at work or play. 5. CO-ORDINATION - creative creative co-ordination can perk up even the dullest wardrobe. wardrobe. This is where personality personality comes through. Beavers and Brownies, Cubs, Scouts and Guides, all the representatives of Scouting in Newcastle enjoyed a sing-along at the Bowman ville Mall on Friday, February 22nd.- The "campfire" was part of the Baden Powell Week activities. EASY CREDIT TERMS Super Savings Video and Audio Deluxe Color Television * 48 cm (20") Diagonal * Color Pilot * Quintrix Compu Focus Video System 1.95 ONLY 090 M.S.L. $599.95 5-YEAR 100% WARRANTY Tapes Bowmanville 20 King St. W. Audio-Vision Telephone 623-2312