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J' x r\ The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. January II. 1989 17 Happy First Birthday ALSO avah-aBLEAtI CANADIAN OWNED AND OPERATED lMIRACLEU LT 1 Prices effective in all departments until Saturday January 14,1989 only. Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Frozen Concentrated Low Acid, Regular, Pulp Free or More Pulp A 4»iMINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 295-355 ml tin .99 MAPLE LEAF BLACKFOREST HAM Sliced or Shaved 1.10 per 100 g lactuj per lb 4.99 foodm» Assorted Flavours McCAIN DRINKIN' BOXES 3 x 250 ml OO L 7 Processed Cheese Food Mexican, Light or Regular KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ 500 g jar 3.49 KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE pkg. of 200 with coupon ■ BELOW • m %P Assorted Varieties PRIMO PASTA 900 g bag .99 Product of Chile Canada No. 1 Grade FRESH NECTARINES OR PLUMS 2.84 per kg 129 WÊÊÊM per lb Product of Morocco SEEDLESS CLEMENTINE ORANGES 2.5 kg box each ■HgBBBHHWB■ MIRACLE COUPON 1.19 With this coupon and the purchase of 1 lb. or more of Extra Lean-Lean Ground Beef you receive one 375 ml jar of Plain Prego Spaghetti Sauce miracle foodmart WITH THIS COUPON Limit one FREE Jar of sauce nor coupon Valid Jan. 9'8D until Jan. 14'89 Without coupon you pay special retail price of 1,19 each Combination Pack PORK LOIN CHOPS Contains: 3 Centre Cut, 3 Rib End and 3 Tenderloin End Chops 4.39 per kg 199 per lb GRANNY'S BUTTERTARTS pkg. of 10 1.69 MIRACLE COUPON 2.98 I With this coupon and the purchase of ONE 500 g package of Maple Leaf Golden Fry Sausages You receive another 500 g package miracle ^ Foodmart WITH THIS COUPON Limit one FREE package per coupon Valid Jan. 6'89 until Jan. 14'89 Without coupon you pay feature retail price or 2.08 each Kleenex Facial ™ |^7flB Tissue coupon Æ ^ g H Limit ouo package per coupon miracle toSüw coupon la .»B plus tax BUY ONE Frozen *|*| Pillsbury's Totino's lil Pizza W[ pkg. of ■ I 4/385 g * 1 ■II! 11 IND GET ONE | 700 bottlo of I MÎT? C Sprite ! | B.B "1 1*1 Unit coat 0.SC ! I BIB 111 por too ml ■ feiH Plus ouch 1 II THIS COUPON bolll " dopoait j mil one FREE bottle of Coke or Sprite per coupon i Valid Jan. O'SO until Jan. ia'89 J Itliout coupon you pay 2.00 for (lie Totlno'a pltiaj Dear Editor, We are very fortunate, in this town, to have a large number of citizens who are very much aware of the problems and pressures placed on our environment. This, combined with the excellent work of the Durham Durham Recycling Depot has made us leaders in the blue box recycling programme in the province of Ontario. We are also blessed with the presence of a number of citizen groups; such as the Port Granby Monitoring Committee, the Citizens for a Safe Environment, the Committee Committee of Clarke Constituents, Constituents, the Darlington Group, the Durham Nuclear Awareness Awareness and the G.O.O.D (Garbage (Garbage of Ontario Diminished) Committee and other similar groups, who successfully put people's concerns into action for the benefit of us all. Without Without them we would have many angry and frustrated citizens who would have environmentally environmentally hostile things done to them rather than being being able to work towards a safe, sound and economically economically beneficial future for us and our children and grand children. Last, but by no means least, are the politicians at the local, regional, provincial and federal levels who have consistently supported the citizens through word and deed to make Durham East or the Town of Newcastle a place of which we can all be proud. Recycling has been well received by the local people. Recycling is not necessarily a very profitable venture on its own but when the costs of recycling are compared with the costs of buying land for a landfill site, plus tne costs involved involved in environmental hearings, plus the long term costs to the environment plus the cost of depreciated land and home values surrounding surrounding a landfill site, the economics of recycling win out all the time. We presently are recycling recycling cans, bottles, paper, and a limited amount of P.E.T. bottles as well as some leaves. This is a good start but it is only a start. What needs to be done now is the recycling of mixed plastics. The G.O.O.D. Committee has investigated this possibility possibility and has come to the conclusion conclusion that the recycling of mixed plastics is. possible. Mixed plastics can be recycled recycled to make shopping baskets baskets (just check the Knob Hill stores), laundry baskets, fence posts, guard rails, lawn furniture, home composters, etc., etc. It is time to move into the second phase of recycling and add plastics to the recycling recycling programme. Yes, that means some money will have to be allocated allocated to the project but is it not worth the investment? Experts tell us that 35- 42% of our waste is made up of plastic products. Many of these products do not disin- m ml Birthday Celebrations Hi, my name is Aleisha Marchant and this is my brother Christopher who is 2 1/2 months old. To help me celebrate my second birthday on December 16th were my Daddy and Mummy, Chris and Trudy Marchant and my brother of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Proud grandparents are Murray and Carol Marchant of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Jim and Anita York and Cecil Allen of Oshawa. A special hello to my great-grandma Hendren of Oshawa. Writer Encourages Recycling Hi, My name is Trevor. I celebrate my first birthday birthday on January 12,1989, My lucky parents are Kelly and Darlene Wyben- ga. tegrate for nearly 300 years. Recycling of plastics will solve many of our environmental environmental problems. Call your M.P., M.P.P., Regional or Municipal representative and ask them now they feel about the recycling of plastics plastics and what they are going to do about making this part of recycling a reality. The technology exists! Is the wjll to do it present? Yours truly John Veldhuis Sleigh Rides At Heber Down Good news for winter activity activity enthusiasts. This winter winter CLOCA will be operating sleigh rides at Heber Down Conservation Area on a trial basis. Rides will be offered on Saturdays: January 7th -■ 14th -21st - 28th - ana February February 4th. Ticket price is $1.50 per ride. Hours of operation are from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The rides will start from the day use area at Heber Down C.A. NOT from the ski parking area. Directions: From the intersection intersection of Highway 12 and Taunton Road go west on Taunton to Country Lane Road. North on Country Lane to the park entrance and continue north through the park to the day use parking parking area. If the weather doesn't cooperate, cooperate, and there is no snow, wagon rides will be substituted. Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday J COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. BOWMANVILLE - ONT 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 WINDOW SHOPPING? For Your New Home or Renovation well help you! Bring your plans to Dashwood ! We offer a complete selection of windows, patio doors, entrance systems, garage doors and skylights. We'll help by installing your windows too! Quality Window and Door Products Since 1928 dBDASHWOOD WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE 1200 Phillip Murray Avenue Oshawa 436-1344 Nowyou can bank around the clock in Bowmanville Banking in Bowmanville has just become more convenient. With our new Royal Bank Personal Tbuch Banking* machine, and your Royal Bank Client Card, you can deposit, withdraw, transfer money, pay bills and access your Visa account any time-24 hours a day 7 days a week. Our new Personal Tbuch Banking machine will also accept banking machine cards from virtually all Canadian financial institutions and all U.S. Plus member banks, for cash withdrawals. So drop into the Royal Bank in Bowmanville today. And start . ' Itéra 0 enjoying your own banking hours. I ROYAL BANK *TM ofTho Itoyal Bank of Canada 'Royal Rank rvtflstvrvil user of marks.