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12-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 20, 1990 "A very Happy Father's Day!" Dave, son Tim and daughter-in-law tariowill be stopping in soon to sec Tom and Betty Kay (centre) of Rhonda. their parents, as well another grand- Gîl, more Road, Newtonville, The Kays have two sons who just son seven year old Mark and his celebrated Dad's special day with couldn't make it out this year. Their mom Debbie, later on. their family. Daughters, Debbie son Alan and his new bride Jenna Thank you to the Kay family for (left) and Cindy (right) stand beside were married June 9 and are honey- allowing us to share in a very lively mom and dad. In the back, (1-r) mooning in Florida, son Tommy and loving Father's Day 1990. daughter-in-law Sherralee, son Joe and wife Raylene of Harwood, On- and grandson Robert 12 mnnths of R.R. Il Newtonville, son-in-law And in honour of al great dads, who, everyday of the year, show pa- tience, understanding, compassion and a sense of humour even at the worst of timeç - Congratulations. Two year, old Eric De Wildt shows dad John the finer points of "My Three Sons" Wayne Fleetwood is flanked by his sons (-r) Jason 8, Matthew -2 .Keeping with that thought, I am not going to attack any politicians this week. Nor will 1 sound off on- ahl those tender topics that crawl up and down my spine every so often, cycling. andi (hristop her 6. When asked what was in store for dad on Father's Day, Jason as you know. So three cheers for families! Let's get outdoors, smell the flowers and count our blessings. answered with quite a twinkle in his eye... "WeIl, it's kinds of a secret!" Little Scoops... - Contact Wally Boughen 786-2039 or Ron Phillips 786-2099 for tickets to the Canada Day Beef Barbeque, July 1. "A terrific tradition in this community. " - Less than a week left of school for local children. Next Tuesday, June 26 there will be an awards assembly at 9:00 a.m., and a bail game bet- ween teachers and Grade 6 students, who will be going on to the Pines Senior Public School in September. Everyone welcome! - Parent volunteers are invited to a Volunteer Tea at the school, 1:30 p.m., June 28th. - Euchre results of June 15th with 12 tablesin play were: Ed Galipeau with 82; Marjorie Todd with 80; Charlie Finnie with 80; Jean O'Neill with 79; Georgina Fenton with 77 and Jean Jillisen with 77. Winners on the draw Louise Boyd, George Tufford, Marie Couroux and Art Compton. All invited June 29th to, next party. Thank you for your comments, in support of some of my thoughts expressed last week on keeping Canada alive. In a time where the very word ."Canadian" is becoming harder and harder to, define. We must do what we can to keep our heads held high and instill some patriotism in.,our children for "a true north strong and free..." Keep in touch! Job Printing 0f ail kinds Oirono Weekly Times 983-5301 'Newton-ville Alive [ by Peggy Mullan The orpratin o* th TTOWN F NEWCASTLE 40 TEMPERANCE STREET BOWMAN VILLE, ONTARIO LiC 3A6 1990 FINAL TAX NOTICE The 1990 FINAL TAX NOTICES have been mailed to all ratepayers and are payable as follows: REALTY AND BUSINESS TAX lst Instalment PAYABLE JUNE 22nd, 1990 2nd Instalment PAYABLE SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1990 Please Pay Promptly to Avoid Penalty - If you have flot received your Final Tax Notice, please telephone the Municipal Tax Office at 623-3379. 1990 Taxes are PAYABLE ONLY at the locations detail- ed on the front of the Tax Notice. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does flot eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. R. L. Swan N Tax Collector Date of Publication: June 20, 1990' P.O. A 2473 COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP NEWCASTLE SITING TASK FORCE Low-level Radioactive Waste Management KENDAL COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING THURSDAY, JUNE 21,1990 7:00 p.m. ta 9:00 p.m. ORANGE HALL and NEWTONVILLE COMIMUNITY MEETING THIYASDAY, JUNE 28, 1990 7:.00 p.m. ta 9:00 p.m. NEWTONVILLE HALL The NeWcastle Community Liaison Group Want To Hear From You The Port Granby Low Level Radioactive Waste Site poses a health threat today. Some action MUST be taken. A committee of local residents, the Newcastle Com- munity Liaison Group, was set up to provide information to and feedback from the public and will ultimately prepare a report to Council with recommendat ions as to how to best deal with the problem of radioactive wastes n the Town of Newcastle. BEFORE RECOMMENDING AN APPROPRIATE COURSE TO FOLLOW, THE GROUP NEEDS TO KNOW WHAT INDIVIDUAL VIEWPOINTS ARE. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUN ITY TO HEAR HOW THE SITING PROCESS WORKS AND TO EXPRESS YOUR OPINIONS. Other information meetings wiII be held in most of the communities within the Town of Newcastle. Watch for a listing in the local papers. For further information contact: Janet Mayer, Facilitator Newcastle Community Liaison Group (416) 623-0720