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16-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, December 19, 1984 Town honours its citizens who have contributed to community lie Some tbree hundred at- tended the Town of Newcastle Citizens of the Year awards night last Fni- day evening in the Lion's Centre in Bowmnanville. The occasion marked the recognition by the Town afittheir apprecia- lion ta those whio have played major parts in the actîvities and development of the com-munity. Eleven citizenis were honourecl with Citizen ai the Year Awards marking the past eleven years since the inception of the Town ai Newcastle under a regional system oi govern- mient. The Town also paid tribute ta those in the community who have been hionouired with Biçenten- niiaI Medals by the Pro- vince ai Ontariao wo ,ere, i nt rodutced b y S amn Cuireatz fromi the au- dienice. Fuirther the Town gavec recaginiian ta saine fifty- ane citizenis wbo were nominees for the Town of Newcastle Citizens ai tbe Year awards and from Whicb list the final eleven were chosen by council. Mvayor Rickard spoke ai the contribution these citizens have played in the comimunity and said al nomninees were equially deservinig of the TownI award. COuLn lC S. Cowmýnia n H amnire anIId lTayl o r assisted with the presenta-I tianis. MIayvor Rickard presented the eleven'reci- pients eacb with a Bicentennial-lOth anniver- sary pure silver coin along with a book, "Loyal She Remnains", a pictorial history ai Ontario puiblished by the United Empire Loyalist's Association of Canada. The occasion was a meaningful one and the Town bias received many fine compliments in the presentation. S Following, the ceremonies a light lunch was available. The -eleven ,recipients were: Mrs. Louise Aasen Dedication ta the com- munity through programs and activities ai the Jaycetles, the Block Parent Association, an ex- ecutîve member ai the Carholic Parent Teachers Association, a member ai the Town ai Newcastle Public Library and as ,vell active with programs with the Social Planning Comn- mittee. Mr. Alfred Brown Alf has been a membher ai the St. John Amn- bulance for- 21 years and tbrougb the association bas given service ta the community and especially, Youth groups in teacbing first aid. He lias been ad- mitted into the "Order of St. John". He is president ai tbe Bowmanville Hor- ticultural Society and ac- tive ini tbe Men's Club and Community Care pro- gram. Mrs. Beatrice Brown M%,rs. Brown bas been active in and instrumental in farming a Parent Group for the Handicap- ped Cbildren in the Osbawa area wbicb bas lead to tbe formation. of the Sîmcoe Hall Treat- ment Centre. She bas sbown and continues to show a great interest in the special needs of tbe ban- dica pped and bas spearbeaded many fund rai sing evenîs for the cause. Mr. Millon Dakin Througb the Canadian Foresýters Milt Dakin was mosl instrumental in the developmenl and plans and the construction of' the non-profit housing project ini Bowmanville, Forestree Place' which was officially opened in Septlember af 1983. His interest in tbe pro- ject dates back ta 1976. Mr. Charles Gray Charles Gray, formerly af Orono, headed up the fund raising committee for the Orono Arena and Comnmunity Centre. He has been involved with the Great Pineridge Kinsmen Club and St. Saviaur 's 'Anglican Cburch were he bas been a driving farce throughout the years. H-e bas served on the ex-- ecutive of the Orono, Skating Club, is secretary for the Newcastle and District Chamber of Com- merce and bas been chief organizer for at least two Wintario events in tbe Town. He also is a work- ing supporter aif tbe Festival Sinrige rs oaf Oshawa. Mr. Edward Maier Ed. a resident ai Newcastle, bas a disî inguished record as a member ai the armied farces and since caming ta Canada bas been anr active member ai the Royal Canadian Legion. He bas been invalved witb every praject ai the Newcastle Lions Club and beaded up tlie committee for tbre Newcastle arena. His kindness bas been felt througbout the cammuni- ty and bis cammunity work is always evident. Mrs. Bonnie Reid The cammunity has benefited in mnany ways tbrougb the \voluniteer work provided by M]rs. Reid, scoutingý,lber cburcb, ber cbildren's schoo)ls, tbe Durbiam nci tral Agr-icultural Fair and tbe Newcast le Community Care prog-ram. Bannie ba.s assisted in miany ways with her voluntcer wark being president af the Orona U.C.W., and warked ta reactivate the Sunday School in Kirby. Her assistance bas always been readily given in miany facets of community live. Miss Silvia Ruegger Silvia who attended public school in Newton- ville has always shown determination and dedica- tion as exemplified in the Olympic Gjames this sumn- mer in Los Angeles where she extended herseif toa remarkable finish in the Ladies long distance run, competition. A fitting reci--- ient of the Town 's award f'or this accomplish- ment alane. Mrs. Pal Rundle Pat Rundle bas been in- strumental in the forma- tion of many services now (Continued page 17) Chistmas Specials MAKITA TOOLS ORONO FUEL& LUMBER Orono, Ontario Phone 983-9167 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS AT THE FITNESS CENTRE Spend some lime with us during the festive season! Work off some of that turkey on the squash courts or in the pool and relax ater in the sauna/whiripool with your friends and family. Besides our regular'swim schecule wie have added additional public anid family swîims s o on the f un! PLEASURE SWIM SCHEDULE (Effective until July 1, 1 985) Early Bird - Public Tues. & Thurs. 7:00 - 8:30 ar. Family Swim fchildren must be Saturdays 4:30 6:00 p.m. accompaniied by an Sundays 1:00 - 2:30 p. m. adult) Public Swim Mon. & Wed. 6:00 8:00 p.m.. Fridays 7:00- 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 2:00 4:00 p.m. Sundays 3:00 5:O00p. m. Aduit Swim Mon. - Fri. f18 yrs. & over) (inclusive) 11:45- 1:15 p.m. Tues. & Thurs. 8:30- 10:00 p.m. Sal. & Sun. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Parent & Tut Tues. & Thurs. 10:30- 11:30 ar. Ove, 50's Swim Fridays 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. ADDITIOt4AL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SWIMS Mon., Dec. 24 & Dec. 31 Public Swirn 9:30- 11:30 ar. Wed., Dec. 26 & Jan. 2 Family Swim 2:30- 4:30 p.rn. Thurs., Dec. 27 &Jan. 3 Public Swim 2:30- 4:30 p.m. Thurs., Dec. 27 & Jan. 3 Family Swim 6:00- 8:00 p.m. Fni., Dec. 28 Family Swirn 1:30 -3:00 p. m. Fri., Det. 28 & Jan. 4 Over 50's Swim EXTENDEO 3:30 - 5:00 p.r. 1984 Pleasure Swim Fees AdurIt $1 .25 or 10 tickets aI $1 0.00 Youth (4-17) $1.00 or 10 tickets at $8.00 Infants (3 yrs. & younger) Nil Senior Citizens .75 or 10 tickets at $600 Family Swim $200 or 10 tickets at $1 6.00 Sauna & Whirlpool DnIy Adult $1 .25 or 10 tickets at $1 0.00 Sr. Citizens .75 or 10 tickets .at$6.00 1985 PNasure Swim Fees (Effective January 1, 1905) Aduit $1.50 or 10 tickets at $1 2.00 Youth 417) $1 .25 or 10 tickets aI $1000 Infants (3 yrs. & younger) Nil Sr. Citizens $1 .00 or 10 tickets at $8.0 Family Swim $2.25 or 10 tickets at $17. 50 Sauna & WIuulpooI OnIy Aduit $1 .50 or 10 tickets at $1 2.00 Sr. Citizens $1 .00 or 10 tickets at $800 WhirlpooI & Sauna - Please rernember that this area is available to aduits 1 8 years and over during .ali of aur operating hours not just pleasure swim times. Private Party floMuls- The pool and/or our upstairs rnultipurpose room s availabe for your birthday or holiday party. Cal 623-3392 for furher information. De.19, 1984 Jane M. Lunn Program Director Santa is getting help from the APPLE BLOSSOM SHOP to deliver Fresh and Silk arrangements ta those who have everything Christmas Vase & Carnations 7.95 Christmas Centre Pieces of fresh f lowers and holiday greens $10.00, 12.50, 15.00, 18.00, 25.00 Santa Ceramnic Plan ter and Poinsettia.......... 9.95 Cyclamen, Poinsettia, Mum, Azalea, Christmas Cactus & Pepper Plants f rom 2.95 to 32.95 We deliver from Oshawa to Port Hope, Pon7typool to Newcastle OPEN WED. & THURS. 98 , FR1. 9 -9 SAT. 9 6 DEC. 24 8:30 3 WMonay, December -ý24th, 8:30 3:00p. DeIiveies ýmadre ino ater than 1 1:00 a.mi aoiing a tune-'of 7holiday merriment, thanks and hearty wishes for a wonderful old fashioned Christmas! To the Citizens of the Town of Newcastle itt 4W The Mayor, Members of Council and Staff of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle.