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•TMcilTI»' lteilllilikcifnimil.1 HallKmjMwiltwrfrfllialte. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. January 18.1989 Section Two Region Proceeding With Cardboard Ban Ontario Hydro Gate Collection Raises Over $5,000 m Cardboard won't be accepted accepted at landfill sites in Durham Region any longer. Durham Regional Councillors Councillors approved a by-law on January 11 to reduce the amount of clean corrugated cardboard entering landfill sites from industrial and commercial producers. Effective February 1, all loads containing more than 50 per cent cardboard will be banned from all landfill sites and transfer stations in the Region. This date coincides with the day Metro Toronto has set to stop cardboard from entering their sites, including Brock West in Pickering where Durham currently sends a major portion of its garbage. The Works Department has estimated that of the 280,000 tonnes of solid waste produced each year, 10 to 15 per cent is old corrugated cardboard. Ihc banning is part of the Region's plans to reduce waste by 25 per cent by 1903. Prior to the ban being implemented, implemented, notices of violation violation of the impending by-law will be issued to commercial and industrial producers of waste cardboard. Residential cardboard isn't included in the ban. The Works Department plans to phase in the ban by first rejecting all loads containing containing more than 50 per cent cardboard and banning all loads containing more than 20 per cent after August 31. Quality Body Work Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES ON BOTH INSURANCE AND NON-INSURANCE WORK Open 5 Days a Week Monday through Friday I COWAN PONTIAC -- BUICK LTD. i BOV/MANVIUl- ONf 166 King Street East Telephone 623-3396 On Tuesday, December 13, 1988, the Chief Stewards of Ontario Hydro's Darlington Darlington Construction site donated $5,580.12 to Captain Rick Shirran of the Salvation Salvation Army in Bowmanville for their annual Christmas fund. The Chief Stewards Stewards had conducted their annual gate collection in order to raise this money. Elizabethville News "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modern tanker trucks. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAMME Telephone 623-5516 HARRISON Esso FUELS 12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville Our Women's Institute met on Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercers home. Mrs. Beatty, the president presided. presided. The roll call was name a way of saving hydro. Motto: A penny saved is a dollar earned. Evaluate your needs, then shop around. Mrs. Barkwell read the minutes of last meeting in the absence of Mrs. McAllister. A letter received from Waste Disposal Disposal at Laidlaw land site was read. After reading we decided decided it didn't concern us as it applies to Durham region and we are Northumberland. Northumberland. There wasn't much business otherwise. Mrs. C. Mercer had the program on Family and consumer affairs. affairs. She had Mrs. Barkwell read a paper on Problems that the Hydro had from 1952 to 1988 at the different nuclear stations. These problems problems wère reviewed and we had questions and discussed the problem. Mrs. Mercer played the organ and Miss Garni thers .read a paper. A contest was won by Mrs. M. White. Lunch was served. Our nutrition course and lunch by the W.I. will be Wednesday, January 25th at 9:30 a.m. at the Garden Hill Church. Anyone interested can phone Mrs. Barkwell 797-2682 by Jan. 19th. to enrol. enrol. The seniors met as usual and there were twenty-one who attended. Most seemed to have had a good /Christmas /Christmas and were glad"to get back to normal living. Church services were held as usual not as,, good a crowd because it waij rather icy for some on the side- roads. Rev. Sedgwick opened the service with prayer in unison. The choir sang Arise Arise. Scriptures were read from Luke 3 and Isaiah 61 about the christening christening of Jesus. For the children's children's minute he has started to ask them what he read about Jesus and where it took place. At first they were confused but now they do listen and can answer a bit better. Rev. Sedgwick spoke on Chosen and told of Jesus' Baptism. There seemed to be a revival sweeping Judea at that time. Later, when John the Baptist and Jesus met and talked, Jesus went out preaching. Jesus had been chosen to speak among the people by tne spirit of God placed on Him. Mr. Smith and Mr. Hand- cock took up the offering. Mrs. Gardiner was at the door. Coffee was served. Announcements: Announcements: _ Our Congregational Congregational meeting will take the form of a potTuck dinner on Tuesday the 24th everyone everyone welcome. Little Gregory Austin held his sixth birthday party on Saturday and invited his classmates. On Sunday, Mrs. Irene Beatty and Mr. Austin Sr. and a friend had tea with Austin's for another party. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer had Mr. and Mrs. B Terbenche, Port Hope, call on Sunday. Mrs. Beryl DeKoker visited at Thickson's on Saturday. Mark and Linda Peacock were with Peacock's on the weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peacock and family returned home to Newfoundland Newfoundland on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew visited with Mrs. El va Mul- drew, Oshawa, on Saturday. Mrs. Mae Muldrew was with McIntosh's for dinner on Sunday. inaugural Speech by MP Newly-elected Durham Riding MP Ross Stevenson delivered his inaugural speech to Parliament late last year during debate on the Free Trade Agreement. Speaking on December 23, Mr. Stevenson, in part, said: "I am deeply honoured to be here in the House of Commons of Canada, representing representing the great riding of Durham. I appreciate the opportunity opportunity and the trust tne people of Durham have put in me." "Here this evening, as we debate the free trade Bill, we are discussing much more than just this Bill. We are really talking about opportunities opportunities for Canada, opportunities opportunities for our young people as they look for jobs in the future, future, opportunities for our business people and workers to excel in a strong Canada of the future, and indeed, opportunities opportunities for Canada itself as it plays an ever growing leadership role in the economic economic well-being of the western world." "We have auto parts manufacturers manufacturers in the riding of Durham located in Uxbridge, Uxbridge, Port Perry, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and several other towns and villages in the area. Those companies give jobs, very stable jobs, to the people of our area. They have grown to appreciate the industry and know just how important trade is to the local economy and to their own livelihoods. Durham has much more than just an auto sector. We have a thriving thriving manufacturing sector outside of the auto industry." "I firmly believe that sup- ply-management commodities commodities which have received so much attention are protected under the free trade agreement. agreement. At the moment a new supply-management marketing marketing board is being developed developed in Canada. That system of laws that allows farmers to determine what marketing marketing system they want to select select is still in place. They have used it in the past ana, if they wish, they can use it in the fu tyro * Canada is acting acting to increase the strength of Article' XI under GATT which allows us to have that supply-management marketing marketing system. "I look forward to the future future of Canada. If we want a strong and vibrant Canada, we have the opportunity to have it. If we want a strong business community, we have that opportunity. If we want an independent Canada Canada with our own unique culture culture and identity, a country with tolerance and compassion compassion for everyone, we too will have that opportunity. The future is up to us. We can face it without fear. I am proud to be part of that future." future." Now w)u can bank around the dock in Bowmanville. Banking in Bowmanville has just become more convenient. With our new Royal Bank Personal Touch 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 Touch 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 enjoying your own banking hours. ^Plus ^System ROYAL BANK MIRACLE'S r4 ftgtfaAenMMty ev i c p ra(c whi 1 lis CANADIAN OWNED AND OPERATED Prices effective in all departments until Saturday January 21,1989 only. Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES 675 g box L99 foodmart (R) Tomato or Miracle Food Mart APPLE JUICER 48 fl. oz. tin > Sq Pea, Pea & Ham or Pea & Vegetable Ready to Serve HABITANT SOUP 796 ml tin .99 Regular or Diet Dr. Pepper or PEPSI OR TUP 750 ml btl. Plus ,40c ea. btl. dep. Unit Cost 5.2 per 100 ml .39 Cheese Flavoured Sticks or Assorted Varieties Miracle Food Mart POTATO CHIPS -• 150-200 g bag ; ' . .99 Product of U.S.A. Canada No. 1 Grade HEAD LETTUCE OQ each Product of Chile Canada No. 1 Grade Large Size Bunches RED FLAME SEEDLESS GRAPES 3.29 per kg 149 A per lb CORNER DELI COUPON 2.00 This coupon is worth 2.00 off the total retail price of 1 lb. (454 g) or more of Deli Cut Canadian Cheese Mild, Medium or Old 2°St WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Limit one coupon per purchase Valid Jan. lti'89 until Jan. 21'8B Without coupon you pay regular retail price DEMPFLMEIER APPLE STRUDEL 280 g .99 Ground From 100% Beef LEAN GROUND BEEF 4.14 per kg 188 per lb FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS (Skinless Breasts 2.79 lb/6.15kg) 5 38 044 P=r kg tm1 per lb FREE ONE PKG. OF EXQUISINE SIDE DISHES WITH THIS PURCHASE AND COUPON BELOW MIRACLE COUPON 1.49 I With this coupon and the purchase of a package of regular or skinless . chicken breasts you receive one 134-164 g box of assorted varieties jËxquisine Side i Dishes MIRACLE COUPON .30 A 820 Jj WITH THIS COUPON Limit one FREE package per coupon Valid Jan. lo'89 until Jan. 2l'89 Without coupon you pay feature retail price of l,49 each Kellogg's Corn Flakes 675 g box K892016 199 WITH THIS ■■■ COUPON Limit one box per coupon Valid Jan. lti'BB until Jan. 2l'8B Without coupon you pay 8.2B MIRACLE COUPON .20/T22 Delsey Bathroom Tissue 8 roll pkg miracle hmdma/t 079 THIS COUPON Limit one pkg. per coupon Valid Jan. 1H'89 until Jan. 2ffl9 Without coupon you nay special retail price of 2,6b plus tax Look for our Special Anniversary Flyer