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On The Tow works com Thursday t possible toj ley Garden But the c to conduct necessary operationo underpass Durham Ro This may snow fence the tunnel1 the lines report pres committee1 done this y The repor eering firm Hubieki As ways in w] tunnel coul suggested t could be i IT TAKES CONSCIEI TO TELL T BETWE EN Tl RED OR B'y PLUMBIN and AIR C TYRONE, C Phon i Waverley Tunnel wn of Newcastle provements for drainage, mittee decided last walkways and the tunnel's hat it wouldn't be lighting system. repair the Waver It recommended mercury s tunnel this fall. vapour lights with steel ommittee did vote guards inside the tunnel and any maintenance lighting fixtures on the ap- to improve the proaches to structure. of the pedestrian The cost of the improve- located beneath ments would come to an oad 57. estimated $14,800, according include installing to the report. and cleaning up Mayor Rickard moved that but repairs along the report be received for of an engineering information and the possibil- ented to the works ity of finding grants to cover will not likely be the cost of repairs be investi- ear. gated. rt from the engin- The mayor suggested that n of Totten Sims the tunnel would be especially sociates suggested important if a proposed public hich the Waverley school for Waverley Gardens d be rennovated. It were built. hat snow barriers Councillor Ivan Hobbs, who nstalled, and im- described one of the ap- proaches to the tunnel as "torn all to pieces and a gooey mess of mud," urged the committee to do what it could to improve the tunnel this year, even if it didn't do a complete overhall on the tunnel. Councillor Hobbs' sugges- tion was included in Mayor Rickard's motion and the motion taken by the commit- tee will be forwarded to MTIGHTY&N, counllor Ken Lyall sid N U AN the tunnel would be a cross HE DIFFERENCE that the municipality will have WHEN HE'S to bear for the next five or 10 JUST LAZY. y or more years. He suggested that the tunnel A A mAbe closed and a sidewalk be ,built across Road 57. G & HEATING The Waverley Gardens ONDITIONING Tunnel was built by a develop- er as part of a subdivision 02TARIO agreement. The town will ie 263-2650 officially take over the struc- ture next spring. r Bowmanville Sr. Public School Soccer Champions Bowmanville's grades sev- (manager), Tom Robinson, The team defeated a total of en and eight boys' soccer team Brian Powers, Dean Hollister, four senior public schools in won the county championship Doug Dilling, Kent Wilcox, games at Stockdale last in publie school soccer action Jan Janack, Jim Martin and Thursday and they clinched this fall. Mel Putnam (coach). Front the final game with a 2-1 In the back row are the Row: Gary Van Hout, Steve victory over a school in following members of the Frei, Steve Ashurst, (cap- Campbellford. team: John Leith (assistant tain), Wayne Jackman (assis- coach) Ted Bate, Paul Cox, tant captain), Kevin Rines The 2-1 decision marked the Danny Van Hout, Paul Cooke, and Ryan Kearney. Absent is tenth game that Bowmanville Andy Tatay, Randy Henning. Stew Brown (manager), Todd won this year and there were Second Row: Tim Almond Hooper and Paul Roughley. no losses. One-Year-Old October 28 Saturday Departures Children (2 to 12) $189 Stay at the beach front Hawaiian Inn, where the rooms have two double beds and colour TV. Large swimming pool and restaurant with entertainment. Kitchenette facilities are available for $50 supplement. Day trips to Disney World, Busch Gardens and Sea World are available. SkyLark's Grosvenor Court on Paradise Island offers one and two bedroom first class apartment accommo- dation with private pool. A sandy beach, night life and restaurants are within walking distande. Christine Allison McDonald and Mrs. Milford McDonald, was one-year-old on October Bowmanville and Mr. W. 28, 1976. Parents are Pam and Shane, Bowmanville, Mr. and Maurice McDonald, Bowman- Mrs. R. Nitschike, Oshawa. ville, Grandparents are, Mr. Great grandparents are Mrs. Beach front apartment accommodation at Sunhaven with brand new pool and snack bar. Close to town and other restaurants and supermarkets. See the SkyLark brochure for details on other apartments and hotels available. SkyLark Holiday prices include: e Round trip air transpor- tation via Wardair 707 from Toronto with inflight meals and drinks e 7 nights accommodation (14 nights in Barbados) double occupancy, children (2 to 12) sharing room with two aduits e SkyLark passenger service representative and beach bag. lot included: Departure taxes, hotel service charges and taxes, gratuities. Prices quoted are per person and are the minimum price available during January 1977 See the SkyLark brochure for high season supplements and comple details Four Seasons Travel Gertrude Adams, Bowman- ville and Mr. and Mrs. William Kitpatrick, Bowman- ville. MîtcheII's Corners H & S Poses Candidate Questions As the first objective in Home and Scbool is "To promote the welfare of child- ren and youth" and the sixth objective is "To give parents an understanding of the school and its works, and assist in interpreting the school in all its aspects to the public", election of trustees to local school boards is of vital interest to all Home and School members. Only citi- zens deeply concerned with education standards and school needs should be elected to these boards. Involved Home and Scool- ershva pdet- â-nn EST. 1958 strated concern for ALL DURHAM'S LARGEST COMPUTORIZED TRAVEL CHILDREN and youth. BE- AGENCY FORE ELECTION DAY, find Mon.- Fri. 9:0a.m.-6:00p.m. out how the Candidates for Sat. 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. ON5ly. trustee in your area respond to 77KINGST.E. OSHAWA PHONE 576-3131 the following questions: 1. What motivated you to run for election as Trustee? 2. Whatointerestand participa- tion have you demonstrated in education in the past? 3. What is your opinion of the thrust of: (a) The Formative Years (b) Home and School (c) Educa- tion Act 1974.4. Do you believe Values Education should be included in the curriculum? If so, at what level? If not, why not? 5. Do you believe Professional Development or Professional Activity Days are productive? Explain. 6. Are you satisfied with the format of Report Cards and, the procedure used for report- ing to parents? 7. As you will be bandling approximately 50 per cent of the municipal tax dollar fom education expendi- tures what are your priorities in allocation of funds? 8. Are you in favour of province-wide teacher salary negotiations or the present local Board sys- tem? 9. Are you in favour of local autonomy? 10. How do you think experimental pro- grams should be introduced and how should they be evaluated? 11. Do you think School Boards should hire professional negotiators to carry on contract talks with teachers? As a member of Home and School and as a person over 18, be prepared for ELECTION DA Y, December 6, 1976. Know ALL THE CANDIDATES. Meetings are being held in all areas. Plan to attend all meetings of Candidates run ing in areas directly of concern to you. On November 17, 1976 a "Meet the Candidates" meet- ing is being held at M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School, located west of Hampton on the Taunton Rd. This meeting will begin at 7:45 sharp. Ail Candidates running in Ward 1 (former Darlington Town- ship) will be present. The Offices include Major Re gional Councillor, Local Councillor, Two Trustees for Board of Education. Have your questions and concerns written out. After all Candidates have introduced themselves and briefly out- lined their positions the meet- ing will be opened for written questions. Meet the Candidates Ward 1 (Formerly Darling- ton Towbship)-Nov. 17 at 7:45-M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School just west of Hampton on the Taunton Rd., sponsored by the Mitchell's Corners Home and School Association. Nov. 23 at 7:30-Courtice Secondary School sponsored by the Town of Newcastle Ratepayers Association and the Social Planning Council. War'd Il (Bowmanville)- November 30 at 7:30-Police and Fire Building, sponsored by the Town of Newcastle Ratepayers Association and the Social Planning Council. Ward lii (Village of New castle, Orono, (larke) -Nov- ember 25 at Community 1lall, sponsored by the Newcastle and District Chambers of Commerce. 4dvertising saves you A iAnAe! I ANADAN AVERT ISIN( At)ViSORY L3A The tournament near Tren- ton last week included senior publie schools teams within the boundaries of the North- umberland Newcastle Board of Education. The Bowmanville senior public school team had earlier won the western area champ- ionships with a 1-0 win over M.J. Hobbs. Mi. Hobbs. RUR AL BOWLING (Intended for last week) Maple Grove 22113, 231½, Hi C's 22155, 2112, Sohina 21494, 18, Enniskillen 21047, 16, Farm Boys 20883, 16, Tyrone 19701, 16, Salem 19413, 12, Town Boys 18746, 11, Combines 17278, 5, Ruralg16354, 1. Top 10 averages- H. Mc- Laughlin 235 (18), Don Taylor 232, R. Weir 229 (9), M. Reynolds 224 (18), K. McGill 223, C. Mills 221, J. MacKenzie 220 (12), D. Wood 215, John Coombes 211, B. Hall 211. High single- Don Taylor 322, K. McGill 318, M. Reynolds 310. High triple- C. Mills 835-259, 289,287, M. Reynolds 815-221, 310, 284, B. Coombes 796-252, 294, 250. 6 The 'anadian Statsman. Bowmanville November 10, 1976 Section Two Coninttee Receives Engineer 's Report While cigarette commer- cials congratulate women for "coming a long way", doctors are aware of the sad irony behind these advertisements. Medical surveys are beginn- ing to show that women are catching up to men--in lung cancer incidence. As more women are smok- ing, more are developing lung cancer. In the last decade women's death rates have doubled for this type of cancer which previously attacked mostly men. Some researcb- ers say that we are experienc- ing an "epidemic of lung cancer in women" which has not yet peaked and which will continue to increase if women continue to smoke. There is concern over the sharp increase in the number of teenage girls who are smoking. More than 15 per cent of girls between 12 and 18 of age snoke--this is just a fraction under the number of boys in the same age group who smoke. Studies have shown that those who start young tend to smoke heavily, thereby running the greatest risk of contacting diseases related to smoking. Until recently, women have had a false sense of security about the effects of smoking on their health. Studies on smoking showed men as the victims of cigarette-induced cancers. The damage to women bas become apparent more slowly since they haven't smoked as long or as heavily as men and since the effects of smoking don't show up for a number of years after a person is "hooked". But gradually the evidence is coming in that women are also susceptible to the effects of smoking. In addition to lung cancer, women who smoke have a greater chance of developing heart disease, emphysema, cancers of the mouth and larynx, and other serious diseases. Women who smoke have also been found to spend more days sick in bed with less serious ailments and to lose many more work days then women who don't smoke. 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