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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 19,1984 Section Two Santa Arrives at Rotary Club Party Santa ar -; ved at the Rotary Club Christmas Party for Easter Seals on December 13, to a rousing chorus of "Jingle Bells". Santa handed out presents presents to all the boys and girls present, children and grandchildren of the Rotarians and crippled children from the area. This little girl is obviously thrilled with her present! " Letters to the Editor December 14,1984 The Canadian Statesman, The Newcastle Independent, Mr. James, The executive of the Town of Newcastle Ratepayers' Association is concerned that property owners in the Tov/n of Newcastle, many of whom are readers of your newspaper, newspaper, have not been adequately adequately informed of their right to appeal their property assessment assessment for the 1985 taxation year. If the assessed value of a property did not change during 1984, the owner of that property will not have received received the usual "Notice of Assessment" Assessment" that he received in •T XXZ.L We d like to rake this time to previous years, nor will the owner have received the "Notice of Complaint" form and other literature which advised him of his right to appeal. Those property owners who have been awarded assessment assessment decreases since the general reassessment last winter have already received their revised Notice of Assessment - in late November. They were informed in the accompanying literature that they must submit a Notice of Complaint by January 8,1985 if they wish to appeal their assessment again in 1985. The fact that a property joij k TO JILL soy "thank you for your conrinued business, friends!" The Bike Clinic 12 SILVER ST. BOWMANVILLE 623-3200 owner did not receive a Notice of Assessment or a Notice of Complaint form in November does not remove his right to appeal his property assessment assessment for the 1985 taxation year. Any property owner may in fact appeal his assessment assessment every year if he wishes. Your readers should however be aware that they must submit submit a Notice of Complaint to the Assessment Review Board in Peterborough by January 8, 1985. Further information is available to your readers by writing to the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Ratepayers' Association Association at our Post Office Box 427, Bowmanville, L1C 3Z2. Respectfully, The Executive, Town of Newcastle Ratepayers' Association December 12,1984 J. James Editor The Canadian Statesman P.O. Box 190 Bowmanville, Ontario LlC 3K9 Re: Postal Operations - Christmas and New Years Holidays This is to inform you that the Post. Office will be closing at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, December 24th and will remain remain closed on December 25th and 26th. There will be no Rural Route, Letter Carrier or Wicket services on these days. Normal operations will resume on Thursday, December 27,1984. On Monday, December 31st the Post Office will be closed at 3:30 p.m. and will remain closed on Tuesday, January 1, 1985. Again there will be no Rural Route, Letter Carrier or Wicket services on this day. Normal operations will resume on Wednesday, January 2,1985. L. L. Skuratow, Postmaster It's time to wish our friends the happiest happiest of holiday seasons! Marilyn - Linda - Bev of Bowmanville Travel Centre Christmas is that wonderful time of year filled with the laughter of children and the warmth of friendship. friendship. We look forward to a wonderful holiday and we hope that all of our loyal friends and patrons will have a great holiday, too. We enjoy enjoy working with you and we take great pleasure in wishing you the best of the season. tSCW, INC From the Management and Staff of Ætyse K '-SLiJj ' '• J' rob'Y \lw v DURHAM BUILDING SUPPLIES '// "O \ Dome improvement buiunng centre Highway No 2 Base Une Rd. W. "*1 Durhim Building Q Highway 401 ] 164 Base Line Rd. E. 623-6341 Bowmanville 47 King St. W. Telephone 623-3182