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i Ladies Slaw-Pitch League Donates Spine Board to Centre The Canadian Statesman. Bowma mille. September 2. 198/ 5 Liberty Belles Bowling starts September 8th, 1:30 p.m. sharp. Team 1 C. Roberts, S. Stainton, M. Henning, M. Tippins, J. Phillips. Team 2 F. Sleep, E. Austin, N. Sabine, B. Gale, K. Stephens, N. McMaster. Team 3 J. Hanthom, G. Ante, M.A. Richards, H. Simpson, M. Almey, C. Bogle. Team 4 E. Etcher, B. Forsey, T. Cowles, J. Wraith, B. Janack, V/. Payne. Team 5 C. Hopcroft, B. Westlake, J. Big Canoe, E. Barko, L. Niemann, E. Clark. Team 6 R. Wright, C. Van Hoof, W. - Coombes, C. Mercier, L. Ball, M. Pa ton. Team 7 J. McMullen, R. Hartford, R. Fice, G. DeVerteuil, M. Keates, J. Rowe. Team 8 F. Bullock, K. Dustin, A. Bons, M. Bird, J. Harrison, B. Morrison. Scarboro Lad Wins Giant Stuffed Animal The Newcastle Ladies' Slow-pitch League has donated donated a spine board to the Newcastle Fitness Centre replacing the wooden board the Centre has been using since it first opened. The $600 for the new board was raised at league tournaments. The Centre is thrilled with the much-needed donation. League players Pat Adams and Lyne Puddister made the presentation to Carol Gonder, aquatic manager at the Centre. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear John: Well we are into another unnecessary election coming only two years after the last one, costing taxpayers more that 50 million to prove the N.D.P. has been running the province for the last two years. The 50 million should have been used to reduce property taxes in the areas that are under market value assessment. The present education education tax on market value assessment is the most unfair unfair tax system ever established established by a provincial government government and should be abolished abolished immediately and replaced replaced with a tax on income and the ability to pay as recommended recommended in the 1985 Ian McDonald Comission Re- TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Church and Division Streets Bowmanville, Ontario Church Phone Office Phone 623-3912 623-3138 Ministers: Rev. Frank Lockhart M.A., M.DIv. M.Th. Rev. Michelle Morrison-Glover B.A., M.R.E. Sunday, September 6 10 a.m. "Does It Matter What You Believe?" For information on Nursery. Care .and Churçh School call 623-3138 WELCOMING NEWCOMERS FOR 150 YEARS port. The Town Of Newcastle Newcastle is paying one of the highest highest education taxes in the province of Ontario. The Education System should be run and controlled by the provincial government government ana ceilings should be placed on spending by all area school boards. Therefore Therefore no school board or administration administration could spend more money and then force the propery owners to bail them out as is now happening happening in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education for 1987 taxes went over budget by 1,657.7 million after after the provincial government government had increased grants bv over 5 million dollars. 'Their spending power has to be controlled. I will try to show you how the education taxes affect your taxes under market value value assessment, by three areas areas that are under market value value assesment and belong to the same school board, The Northumberland and Newcastle Newcastle Board, with the same market value assessment of 3811 for 1986 taxes. The .Town of Newcastle Taxes 1696.54, Education 1017.92, Local 678.92 including including regional government Port Hope taxes 1287.39, Education 630.72, Local 656.57-61% less. Cobourg taxes 1191.81, Education 524.40, Local 667.41-94% less. The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education raised our taxes by 16.9% in 1986 by incorporation incorporation junior kindergarten which the Durham Regional Board of Education could not afford, and they have the largest industrial tax base in the area. My education taxes are doubling every six years, and by the year 2000- nobody nobody will be able to live in the Town of Newcastle. 'Yours truly > " ^--Kenneth R. Smith--- R.R. #5 Bowmanville. BOWMANVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Third concession west of Liberty St. 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL - all ages 11:00 a.m. PREACHING SERVICE 6:30 p.m. PREACHING SERVICE Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Family Night Nursery at all services. 623-3000 An Evangelical, Fellowship Baptist Church â>t. Saul's Hmtet) Ctjurcfj Minister: Rev. N. E. Schamerhom, B.Â., M. Div. Organist: Mr. Douglas Dewell Church Secretary: Helen Mclnnes 623-7346 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1987 10:00 a.m. Worship Service Sermon: "Off and Running" Nursery care for pre-school children every Sunday. If you're new to Bowmanville, we invite you to make St. Paul's your church home... BRENDA'S ARTISTIC INTERIORS PROUDLY PRESENTS OUR AUTUMN SALE OF FINE FURNISHINGS 25% OFF PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE INCLUDING SOLID CHERRY, OAK and PINE FURNITURE ENJOY THE RELAXING ATMOSPHERE OF A VICTORIAN HOME WHILE YOU SHOP, 129 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE 623-3033 436-1593 STORE HOURS TUES. TO SAT. - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m FRIDAY UNTIL 9 "DRIVE-IN FOR CHRIST" Sat., Sept. 6th at DUSK (8:30 p.m.) at LIBERTY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Parking Lot) Cor. Martin Rd. and Hwy. #2 Bowmanville, Ont. Phone: 623-5182 _ 77Li-Jjy/\cfiLxt>6 Jmroyuruitèci ____ BAHA'I FAITH i « , "God, the True One, Testified! Testified! that Our sole purpose In raising the Call and in proclaiming His sublime Word Is that tho oar of the entire creation may, through tho living waters of divine utterance, be purged from lying talos and become attuned to the Holy Word which has Issued Issued forth from tho repository repository of the knowledge of tho Maker of tho Hoavons and Creator of Namos. Happy are they that judge with falmoss." For Information call 623-7621 or 623-9277 On Saturday afternoon, year old Roger Spraggett of Scarborough became the owner of this gigantic stuffed animal when his ticket was drawn at the Voyager Restaurant on 401, east of Newcastle. Staff member Lori Allin made the presentation. Third Place Likely for Graham's IGA Graham's IGA girls should finish the season in third place as their regular season winds down. With just one game to play, "DRIVE-IN FOR CHRIST" FAMILY FILM Sat., Sept. 5th at DUSK (8:30 p.m.) at LIBERTY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (Parking Lot) Cor. Martin Rd. and Hwy. #2 Bowmanville, Ont. Phone: 623-5182 Mark IV Pictures against Pickering Village, the team has won 12, tied 1, and lost just 4 games. A victory on Thursday will confirm GRAHAM'S in third place. The team put themselves into third witn two excellent performances in their last two games. On August 13, in one, of, the best soccer games this year they came from behind behind to defeat Ajax Bums Mortson by the score of 4-3. GRAHAM S took an early 1 goal lead but by the half Ajax had erased that and had taken taken a 2-1 lead. Our girls came out flying in the second half and quickly tied the score. Unfortunately so did Ajax and they soon regained their 1 goal lead. Slowly GRAHAM'S GRAHAM'S increased the pressure pressure and if not for the strong work of the Ajax Keeper would have won the game going away. As it was, the team finally took the lead with just a little over 7 minutes minutes remaining. They then put forth a strong defensive effort to thwart the Ajax attempts attempts to tie the game. As has been the case with most of our games this summer, Graham's played the game short players. Congratulations Congratulations must be given to Jessica Jessica Knoop, Sarah Couch, Sharon McAleese, Christine Kiely, Daelane Judd, Alyssa McLennan, Kim Bates, Tracy Tracy Michaud and Jessica Hull. Sarah Couch with 3 goals and Kim Bates with 1 were GRAHAM'S goal scor ers, while Kim and Tracey Michaud did and excellent job in goal. On August 20, the team travelled to Whitby to take on Whitby Canadian Tire in a game they had to win if they hoped to keep third place. The girl's responded with.a good team effort and came away with a 4-0 victory. victory. The goal scoring in this game was handled by Sarah Couch with-2, Kim Bates with 1, and Kathy Clements with 1. The shutout was shared by Tracy Michaud and Kim Bates. This was our first game in awhile with a sub as Allison Morris, Jessica Hull, Carolyn Watters, Tracy Tracy Michaud, Kim Bates, Alyssa McLennan, Daelane Judd, Christine Kiely, Sharon Sharon M.cAleese, Sarah Couch, Kathy Clements and Jessica Knoop. With their season winding winding down, GRAHAM'S IGA is busy preparing for the Ç ost season cup competition. hat competition pits them against the first and second place teams in the league. However, before they get there they have one league game left against Pickering Village on August 27,1987. Good luck GRAHAM'S Call 623-5577 for Flowers There is a clear choice in Durham East What party in Ontario says the same things during an election that it says at Queen's Park? New Democrat policies aren't just election day promises. They're clear, they're strong, and they make sense. ON SEPT. 10 ELECT MARG WILBUR THb'mm NEW, DEMOCRATS 433-4080 or 623-3355 Authorized by Marg Wilbur Campaign Committee. Port Perry Fair Labour Day Weekend September 5-6-7 SATURDAY KIDS' DAY-14 and Under FREE 9:00a.m. -GatesOpen - Buildings Open - Midway. - HISTORICAL STEAM SHOW 10:00a.m. -BABY PHOTOGRAPH CONTEST 11:00a.m. -JUNIOR GYMKHANA HORSE SHOW and JUNIOR HORSE SHOW 12:00 Noon - Durham West 4-H Beef Club - CLOWN CONTEST 1:00p.m. -COLORED DAIRY SHOW • LIGHT HORSE SHOW ■ PET SHOW 2:00 p.m. - BOSSY BINGO-DAILY 4:00 p.m. - BALE ROLLING CONTEST 6:00p.m. -GRANDSTAND SHOW - CAKE AUCTION 6:30p.m. -GOLDEN HELMETS 7:00p.m. -TRACTOR & TRUCK PULL SUNDAY 11:00a.m. -HUNTER-JUMPER SHOW 12:00 Noon--Buildings Open ' ■ - Midway - HISTORICAL STEAM SHOW - REGISTERED BEEF SHOW 1:00p.m. -PLEASURE HORSES • HARNESS HORSE RACING and PARI-MUTUEL BETTING 2:00 p.m. - FIDDLE CONTEST 6:00 p.m. - A.T.V. TRACTOR PULL MONDAY 8:30 a.m. - Gates Open 9:00 a.m. - Buildings Open - Midway - HISTORICAL STEAM SHOW 10:00 a.m. - WESTERN SPEED EVENTS \\ Port Perry 4-H Club 11:00 a.m. - HEAVY HORSES - South Ontario County 4-H Dairy Calf Club - Commercial Beef Class 12:00 Noon-ONTARIO COUNTY HOLSTEIN SHOW - 50th ANNIVERSARY 1:00 p.m. - HORSESHOE PITCHING - - BLUE GRASS - ENTERTAINMENT --CLASSIC CAR SHOW 2:00 p.m. - HORSEDRAWS '4:00p.m. -BEEF AUCTION 5:00 p.m. - Buildings Close ADMISSION PRICES' Adults: $3.00/Day *3 day pass-$6.00* High School Student: $2.00/Day *3 Day Pass-$5.00* Public School Student: $1.00/Day *FREE ADMISSION SATURDAY* Pre-School-FREE Parking-$1.00 EXHIBITORS: Information and Registration Phone 985-7079 WATCH FOR THE OPENING R The VRMTURESTOR 11 King St. East L i-- Bowmanville, Ontario 623-4466