The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

i 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, November 29,1989 Optimists Host Students for Dinner Ontario Hydro's mobile PCB decontaminations unit spent the entire month of July at the Lakehead transformer transformer station in Thunder Bay. While there, it treated over 135,000 litres of oil to remove the PCB content. During late July and early August the unit decontaminated decontaminated over 84,000 litres at the Port Frances transformer transformer station. Through August and September tne mobile unit processed approximately approximately 109,000 litres of contaminated contaminated oil at the Mississagi transformer station. Another Another 18,500 litres of oil were processed at the Mar- tindale transformer station in Sudbury. To date, across the province, province, 835,000 litres of oil containing PCB's have been decontaminated by the mobile mobile unit's process. The volume volume of decontaminated oil has almost doubled since July of this year when the last update on PCB's was issued. issued. Energy Efficiency Ontario Hydro is offering a range of incentive programs programs and financial options to help building designers and owners of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings save energy while making buildings more comfortable, comfortable, attractive and better better lit. The programs have been designed to ensure that the buildings will use energy more efficiently while maintaining maintaining financially attractive payback periods. Energy Efficient Lighting, Lighting, Thermal Cool Storage and Savings By Design are three of the broad-based commercial programs for 1989. To discuss any of these incentive programs customers customers may contact their local Ontario Hydro office, where Customer Energy Services advisors will provide more Hot Mulled Cider, Christmas Cookies And Subscription Specials! What More Could You Ask For? Please Join Us On Family Night Thursday, November 30th 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. Our staff invites you to start the Christmas shopping season with a hot glass of cider and Christmas cookies from Grandma's Favorite Recipes. And while you're visiting us, take advantage of the subscription specials we are offering during the festive season. For details about our new delivery system, Please turn to page 14 of this week's Statesman. Cattafrtatt gtattsmam 62 ICing Street West 623-3303 Bowmanville Your friend, neighbor and business partner since 1854 Yelverton News by H. Malcolm Hampton Brownies Welcome New Mem bers Intended for last week On Sunday, November 6th our new minister Reverend Reverend Paul Ross, who hails from Prince Edward County, preached his first sermon at the three points of the Jan- etville Charge which include Yelverton and Mount Horeb. Reverend Ross had been the minister at his previous Charge for 14 years and will be officiating on this charge for the next 8 months (till June 30/90). Reverend Paul appears to be a very personable gentleman gentleman with a sense of humor and an easy rapport with his congregation. Of course we can be accused of that old saying - that a new broom sweeps clean, but we believe he can make a worthy contribution contribution to our charge in the months ahead. Of course, he must receive the full co-operation of our community community members to be even reasonably successful. Every once in a while we succumb to the urban itch when we feel compelled to visit the city. This week, Corrie and I visited the big city and saw the musical "Hello Dolly" at the Lime light. As to be expected we also checked out the Eaton Centre and associate stores. We have just learned of the passing of Mr. Ken Al- gar, Chairman of Lindsay and area Co-operative Board, following a brief illness illness diagnosed as a form of leukemia. The Algars had just disposed of their farm and assests in the West Guilford vicinity this summer summer and moved down to the Rosedale area. Ken was a very modest affable chap with a keen sense of humour whose presence was welcome welcome at any gathering. He was elected to be Chairman of the Co-op Board following the 1988-89 annual meeting and was presiding in that capacity with efficiency till il] health recently forced him to slow down. Deepest sympathy is extended extended his wife Joan and family. Ken will be sadly missed by a large number of friends and acquaintances. Our Lindsay Board has been hit hard by the Grim Reaper this year - Ken, our former Sect. Owen Moynes, and a former Chairman of the Board, Ivan MacMillan. The 1st Hampton Brownies were happy to enroll 13 new members to their pack on Tuesday, November 21. Front row, 1-r: Joanna Allin, Diana Ayre, Nicki McQuaid, Ashley Broome, Jennifer Eckl. Back row, 1- r: Kim Keith, Darlene Theriault, Kara Grills, Gardener, Shannon Dennis, Mandy MacGregor na Trypuc, Colleen Pingle (Tawny Owl). On Monday evening, last week at the King Family Restaurant, three area students students who participated in the recent Optimist sponsored International Gateway to Friendship Conference had dinner with Bowmanville Optimists. They are pictured here in the front row, from the left, Jerry Dempsey, James Shaw and John Cripps, and at rear, Vice Pres. Clare Howes, Kevin O'Gorman, staff representative, President President George Marmora and Vice Pres. Gary Bennett. The outstanding conference was held at General Vanier Secondary School, Oshawa, and. 150 students from all over Ontario attended the event. Local Optimist Club, members were deeply involved involved in the conference's organization. ' V PCB Threat Being Taken From Contaminated Oil information on"how to make buildings as cost effective as possible. Electricity consumption During September, Ontario Ontario Hydro supplied 10.5 million million megawatt-hours of electricity electricity to Ontario consumers, consumers, approximately 6.9 per cent more than in September, September, 1988. The 19,065 megawatt peak for the month was 11.3 per cent more than the highest highest demand recorded in the same month of last year. Electricity exports and purchases During September, Ontario Ontario Hydro purchased 555,100 megawatt-hours of electricity from other utilities. utilities. These purchases cost Ontario Hydro $3,636,000 (Canadian). Net revenue from the sale of 2,800 megawatt-hours megawatt-hours of electricity was approximately $1,254,000 (Canadian). PHILIPS - A NEW SIGHT 14" Color TV Graphic control tuning system Remote control random access touch-tuning 178-channel capability Programmable scan-tuning Alternate channel On-screen graphic displays High performance color chassis Sleep times $ 369 «« à jililflllllii 28" DIA Color TV • Graphic control tuning system • Uniremote for TV/VCR • Stereo sound system • Built-in MTS decoder • 178 channel capability • Contrast 52 flat square picture tube • Multi-color on-screen graphic displays • Comb filter • 2-speaker sound system dj ftm • Audio/video patch panel â 00 29" DIA Color TV • Graphic control tuning system • Uniremote for TV/VCR cable • PIP • Stereo sound system • Built-in MTS stereo decoder • 178-channel capability • 52% transmission FST picture tube • Multi-color on-screen graphic displays • Comb filter ^ • Audio/video patch panel 1 I m M f » 00 FINANCE PLAN AVAILABLE li r ^ n FurmtwestorE OPEN MON. - WED. AND SAT. 9-6 THURS. AND FRI. 9-9 Kerra i Bria- - T II N + r vain | b WWWt.E. m\ st on: jjj 1 lar '■H ■if Jc |vj lit ■\; T it T9 Kt Id id 1 H I hi ; t« ' H [•! 1 , s iij ! if : hi ]E -i h TELEPHONE 623-4466 77 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE