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i The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. September 14. 1988 3 Selects Play in Niagara Falls Lifeline Protesters Take Their Message to Ottawa Bowmanville Selects who Qualified for Provincial Playoffs held in Port Hope July 1st were in Niagara Falls on September 10th, for the Coors Provincial Playoffs 1st Game - Bowmanville vs Barrie Royals. Bowmanville 13 Royals 0. We out hit Barrie 21 to 4. Winning Pitcher Diana McGee. Top Hitters were: Jane Kleinjan 2 s 1 D, Donna Lucas 2s 1 D, Pat Adams 3s. 2nd Game -Bowmanville vs Ukrainian Selects from Mississauga. Bowmanville 11 - Ukrainians Ukrainians 1. We out hit them 19-4 Winning Winning Pitcher Diana McGee. TopHUters Mae Taylor 3s, ' ' : Araujo 2 Jucly Cooper 3s, Liz. HR Is, Andi Millar 3s. 3rd Bow. vs Algonquin Raiders from S.St. Marie, Ontario. Bowmanville 14 - Algonquin Algonquin 2. We out hit them 23 - 6. Winning Pitcher - Diana MkGee.Top Hitters - Liz Araujo 2HK1 D, Pat Adams 3s, Colleen Brown 3s, Jane Kleiryan 3s, Donna Lucas 3s. Game 4 - Bowmanville vs T.N.T. from Mississauga. Bowmanville 7 - T.N.T. 5. We out hit them 16. - 8. Winning Pitcher Diana McGee. Top Hitters Judy Cooper 3s, Pat Adams 1HR 2s, Colleen Brown 3s. Final Game - Game 5 Bowmanville vs Yes FM 99.5 from Sault St. Marie. Bowmanville 1 Yes FM 99,511 »#!•••• Dakin Seeks Council Seat Longtime Town of Newcastle Newcastle resident, Milt Dakin, has announced that he will be seeking the Ward Two (Bowmanville) local council seat in the upcoming municipal municipal elections. _ Igpl Si F A Hi §B8? ! NISSAN 88 CLEAROUT NOW IN PROGRESS TOP QUALITY VEHICLES AT SPECIAL VALUE PRICES MIGRAS PINUPS | [f[: JIUUU- fCK In announcing his intention intention to run for local council, he noted that the development development of the town's industrial and commercial base is a high priority. He notes the need to develop such commercial commercial opportunities in order order to balance housing with employment and business opportunities. "I think one of the major things we have to look at is the need to press for an industrial and commercial commercial base," he said. Improvements to the beach area and the development development of the two Bowman ville creek valleys to their full potential are other aims of the candidate. Milt Dakin has served as chairman of the Newcastle, Community Services Advisory Advisory Committee for the past five years. That group is established established to advise the Town of Newcastle on parks, recreational, recreational, and otner related needs in municipality. He is also president of the Canadian Foresters Group, wliich built and manages the Forestree Place senior citizens' citizens' complex in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. FROM LEASE FROM $ 7688 M69 FROM $ 7888 LEASE $1 7Q FROM 113 PULSAR FROM $13,998 K $299 All new '88 Nissans have 3 year 60,000 km. Full warranty. 6 year 100,000 km. Power warranty NO DEDUCTIBLES - NO FEES SHOP NOW FOR BEST SELECTION £ Prices do not include tax, freight, licence, options. Leases based based on 48 months With optional buy backs. MIDWAY MOTORS 1300 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY 668-6828 SERVING DURHAM SiNf.f bbü Over 500'participants took part in the "Lifeline protest which occurred in the Town of Newcastle on Sunday. Local residents joined in the walk by travelling travelling a five kilometre section of the route which extended extended from Oshawa to Millbrook. In Bowmanville, the group of marchers shown above began their travels travels at Scugog St. and Highway Two and ended the trek on Liberty St. North. The walk has attracted people people from all denominations who are urging the federal federal government to pass legislation which will protect protect the unborn child. "By this walk, we hope to impress upon the government the need to give us leg- We were out hit 15- 12.Winning Pitcher Debbie Young. Losing Pitcher Diana McGee. Top Hitters for Bowmanville were: Colleen Brown 3s, Pat Adams 2s, Jane Kleinjan 2s, Judy Cooper 3s, Andi Millar 2s. We went to the Provincial with the minimum amount of players possible 10. Lis Araujo, Diana McGee, Colleen Brown, Jane Kleinjan, Kleinjan, Pat Adams, Mae Taylor, Donna Lucas, Andi Millar, Judy Cooper and Lauri Hollingsworth. Hollingsworth. Coach Len Joel ana Bob Mayede. In game 4, three magni- cient catches by Laurie Hollingsworth Hollingsworth in 5 and 7 innings saved the game for us. We out scored opposition 46 to 19. We,played 5th in Ontario, i : Thé money won was di-. vi'ded amongst the ' 10 players who played in the tournament. Footnote - Both coaches wish to thank all those who participted and gave 110% on the weekend. Coaches Len Joel and Bob Mayede. Coors MVP for Weekend Liz Arauio. islation for the unborn - protective legislation," said Silvia Jaspers-Fayer, president of Bowmanville Concern for Life. Tne'Lifeline march started on both the east and west coasts and will converge in Ottawa on Saturday, September 17. At that time, a pro-life rally will take place on Parliament Hill and Mother Teresa will be one of the speakers to address the group. The Lifeline organizers note that since January January of this year, there has been no legislation in effect effect to protect the unborn. Mrs. Jaspers-Fayer said the turn-out for the Lifeline walk was more than expected. expected. WE'RE HERE! We've moved to 296 George St, formerly Denton Florists Watch for our GRAND OPENING and FREE DRAW OFF trade the Eureka Express Power Teams NOW! SPARKS VACUUM PLACE 409 Division St., Cobourg 1-416-372-9548 Newcastle Area Evening Classes High School Fall 1988 PROGRAMS T ^Monday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. I tBurikâ Shisu - T. Boles ;. ' ijv Cake Decorating - (Beginners) - C. Anderson . Conversational French Part I - A. Dormer I; Crochet (Beginners) - T. Chittick Flower Arranging - Len Koenderman -Folk Art - Joan Henry * I; Hunter Safety - G. Nelson Li Knitting (Beginners) - V. Stevens | -Microcomputers (Beginners) - P. Schamerhorn 1:5 Photography - W. Hunt 1 Sewing (Beginners) - J. Langford |: Small. Engine Repair - C. Vacheresse Woodworking - L, Binotto |. Wordprocessing - T. Shackelton Yoga - L. Pawley Tuesday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Guitar (Beginner) - R. Shular Magic and Clowning - R. Shaw Oil Painting - T. Cooper Typing (Beginner and Advanced) - G. Gilpin Wednesday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Accounting (Introductory) - G. Gilpin Cake Decorating Part II - C. Anderson Care of Your Dog - Dr. Hobson Conversational French Part II - A. Dormer Sewing (Advanced) - J. Langford Thursday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Watercolour Painting - T. Cooper M PROGRAM TIMES [.classes begin the week of Monday, September 26. All courses are 20 hours in length. Course hours are 7.00 9.0 p.m. most courses. FEES $40.00 per course, plus materials. Refunds after the first night only. Registration September 12 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at B.H.S. Meet the instructors. September 13 7:00-9:00 p.m. at B.H.S. O r Telephone Inquiries Mail registration form (below) to: Should be directed to. Mr. D. Line ■ Mrs. Ruth Canfield Bowmanville High School ' 623-2839 (after 4:30 p.m. weekdays) Bowmanville, Ontario L1C2L8 Registration Form - Please print - (Make cheques payable to B.H.Si Evening Çlassss) Name: Address:, Phone - Home:, Business:, ■First Choice: riSecond Choice:, FARM FOR SALE 100 Acre farm for sale. Excellent solid brick house and barn. Peterborough area. (10 minutes from Peterborough east of Hwy. No. 7.) Reasonably priced. Phone 1-705-295-6667 Mr. Dakin, a resident of Maple Grove, noted that since both incumbent councillors councillors for Bowmanville are seeking the mayor's position, ha felt that his experience in community activities would be an asset on the council. The candidate has been a resident of the Town of Newcastle for the past 32 years. Married, with eight children children Mr. Dakin is manager of Schwarz Bros. Livestock. Obituary Gladys May Moffat In failing health for eight months, Gladys May Moffat, aged 85, died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Monday, August 29,1988. Born in Clarke Township and educated at Leskara, Orono High School and Peterborough Peterborough Normal School, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robbins. On August 16, 1930, she married the late Robert G. Moffat. A resident of Orono for 58 years, she taught school in Kirby, retiring after her marriage. marriage. She was a devoted homemaker a member of Orono UnitedChurch, the Orono Horticultural Society and was actively involved with Durham Central Agricultural Agricultural Fair for many years. Surviving are her daughter daughter Patsy and husband John Morton, son Harold and wife Jean Moffat, seven grandchildren grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held on Wednesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, with the Reverend Reverend Fred Milnes officiating. officiating. Pallbearers were Messrs. Paul Morton, Gordon Flint- off, Byron Holmes, William Tran, Douglas Moffat and William Boyd. Many floral arrangements arrangements were received in her memory. Interment Orono Cemetery. -/'TÏÏÈY. IgM A BETTER DEAL 1st. 2nd ana.3rd Mortgages • Open privileges " "Same day jTjV service Lfàx i. NOW FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION ÜNILX McI.KÔl) KVC.\< 578-1110 JSoto^ Photographically Speaking... Displaying Pictures for Viewer Effect All of us have fond memories of good times, good friends, and special occasions. Unfortunately, memories dim with the years. Photographs are one way to help keep your memories bright. But photographs stored forgotten in a drawer won't be of much help. Pictures need to be seen to be appreciated, appreciated, and there have never been more ways to display photos than there are today. Gone arc the days of dull, brown frames. Traditional Traditional frames.have blossomed into an endless variety of shapes and materials. You can choose from wood, metal, plastic, and ceramic shaped in the traditional rectangle, oval, round or heartshaped. Also very popular arc frames in the collage style which allow you to display anywhere from half a dozen to 20 or so pictures within a single frame. Complimentary Frames Choose your frame to suit your home's colors and decor, but choose the shape to compliment your picture. picture. You'll find that many photos increase in impact when their subject is narrowed by a frame. That's because tight framing often eliminates distracting backgrounds and focuses attention on the main subject. subject. Your photofinisher can produce the same effect in an enlargement by a process called "cropping." Cropping Cropping simply means that a portion of the original photograph is left out when the picture is enlarged. Photos don't need to be enlarged to major works of art to be displayed in a home. If you're hesitant to have your pictures open to public scrutiny, pick a more private portion of your home for their display. There's no rule that says a bedroom or den can't be hung with as many pictures as you'd like. Even the wall of a kitchen can be a great display • area, although you'll want to choose an area that's not too close to the stove as protection from both heat and cooking spatters. Changeable Display Of course, frames and walls aren't the only way to display photographs. Mounting a piece of corkboard on a wall will provide a handy space for showing off ' pictures while allowing you to change the display quickly and easily. And albums have their place, too, for pictures that you'd like to save but don't want to display. , - -.■■■•> Try organizing albums by subject, such as having one containing pictures of family vacations and another of birthday parties. Albums also have the advantage of allowing you to record dates and other information next to the picture. That's especially helpful with pictures of children, particularly shots taken during the first two years of life when youngsters youngsters change so rapidly. When organizing your photos, be sure to" hold onto your negatives. It's possible to make a copy from a print, but a copy made from a negative is superior and less expensive. Don't neglect or forget your photographs -- they're as precious as your memories. PHOTOGRAPHY CUSTOM FRAMING V aNGE's photo ^ 1 HOUR EXPRESS PHOTO FINISHING UOWMANVILLE 623-2568 Men's Fitness Class Mondays 8:30 - 9:30 Late registration Monday, Sept. 19th 13 Wks. $60.00 Active Bodies Aerobic Studio and Diet Centre jtew Early Bird (lass 7:15 --8:00 a.m. ? Monday and Wednesday 6 - 7 Classes Daily ■ . Aerobics For Kids : Girls 7 -14 yrs. 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