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- --~-." ,- ---77T ~"e"nners o'f Tug-O-War contest in nowmd Goodyear Canada celebrates its 75th anniver- sary in Bowmanville starting off with a parade this Satur- day, September 14th. The parade starts off at 1:30 p.m. and will include an assortment of old and new cars travelling on Goodyear tires as weIl as an antique Massey Tractor. Fire trucks using Goodyear hoses will also be included in the parade. inville, Goodyear has invited its retirees, ernployees and their families to a picnic at the Senior Public School grounds following the parade. A dînner is also planned for this coming Sunday even- ing for the same group. There are plant Open Hlouses planned for Wednes- day, Septem ber 11 and Tbursday, September 12 star- ting at 7:00 p.m. Tobacco crops decline ini Clarke Touwnil support for tobacco industry The Lycett Plumbing entry in the Orono Fair Tug-O-War contest came out on top as the heavies in the contest Iast United Way worker Town of Newcastle Lou Ann Birkett has been assigned the task of co- ordinating ail United Way fund-raising efforts in the Town of Newcastle this fal. As Charimran of the Newcastle Campaign, her duties include recruiting seven Group Captains to organize the canvass in Bowmanville and surroun- ding ameas. She will also hold organizers and monitor the progress of local fund- raising. Her responsibilities also in- clude assisting Group Cap- tains and helping to organize Special Events such as Yard Sales or visits by Ouest Speakers. Mrs. Birkett, who is mar- ried with twin five year old girls, is employed as Puirchas- ing and Sup'ply Agent for the Town of Newc astle. She is currently taking courses at York University to achieve ber Professional Purchasers Diplomia. She is a member of the Bowmanville Curling Club. Her previous United Way experience includes a termn as Captain of the Industrial Group during the 1984 Cam- paign in the Town of Newcas- tle. She was a canvasser within the Industrial Group during the 1982 and l98ý càîtpaigns. In 1977 and 1978, she was a canvasser at Dunlop Tire, Whitby. See few switching to separate sehools Peter Roach, director of education for. the Peter- borough, Victoria, Nor, thumberland and Newcastle Board of E7ducation bas said the extension of- separate school funding wiIl not effect the quality of education for studentS of the Nor- thumberland and Newcastle Board. Roach expected only a limited numnber of pupils \\il! switch from the puLblic scholü system in Northumbcrland and Durham. Roach has said bis board is recommnendîng to the pro- ýn t.hat the fuît cost of pur- ci expensive technical eoiIýs From the public board be funded by the piro- vince. H-e said the separate school boards Aill pay their way. He stated the extendîng_ of fu ndîng throu gh legislation will flot 1 produce greater social 1divisiveness throughout tbe province. Botb boards bhave taugbt students to accept dif- ferenices. -The director said he agreed witb suýggestions that botb boards need to co-opeTate fullY and thialtl tee is a need io shiare expensive buildings, facilities and programs. T-he proposedi extension of funding is reaIlly a plan to provide money to separate scbools for an additional two yêars of high scbool educa- tion, he said. "Its not like a proposai to start a whole new systemn," he said. Thursday evening when they defeated the Durham Farmers' County Co-op en- try. The Town of Newcastle counicil on Monday gave their approval in support of a Na- tional Agency for the Tobac- co industry. This action was requested by the Ontario Flue-Cured Tobacco Growers' Marketing Board who further asked that such support be expressed to both federal and provincial Ministries. In an accompanying letter the Marketing Board pointed to loss revenue to the indusïry which compared to a loss of $115 million between 1983 and the proposed crop of 1985. The letter also pointed to loiss revenue for the tobacco indijstry both in the former Clarke Township and the former Darlington Township. .The actual gross revenue in Clarke in 1983 amnounted to $625,98626 comparing with a potential $431 ,827.64 in 1985. In Darlington the same periods are covered by revenues and potential revenues of $28,139.86 and $24,166.73. DURING THE-WEEK 0F SEPTEMBER 16thUNTIL THE2lst 1985, WILL BE YOLJR. QPPORTUNITY TO ... 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