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......Woo..... ies, Wded ,DO mr1 99 MI....... March 1951 The Newcastle Community Memorial Arena was officially opened on Monday nigbt, February 26th, wben tbe Hon. Major John W. Foote V.C. cut the ribbon ta launcb tbis winter sports centre in the community of Newcastle, 1Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Knox returned home last week from their visit in Texas and other parts of the United States. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Carman White wbo were united in marriage in Bowmanville on Saturday. The bride is the former Bertha Pleasance of Bowmanville. the couple are living in Bowmaniville. Cornish's Grocery Store bas installed a new larger meat counter. The Orono Orpbans, Junior Hockey team, moved up another notcb in tbe playoff trial by dawning the Aurora Cubs by a score of 8 ta 7 itbe first game of a best of tbree series whicb was played iAurora. The Orono I.O.OF. degree teamn again- mis year came tbrough witb flying calours ta win the degree competition of the district., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper and son Ronald, Toronto, were witb relatives over tbe weekend. Salaries for secondary school teachers in tbis area bave been ~hoisted up to an ali-time bigb. The teachers have been given a straight salary boost of $500 and their maximum scbedule bas been upped so that any higb scbcol teacher may eamn as much as $5,300 in tbe next ten-montb scbool year. Mrs. J. D. Brown and Mr. Ed Millson attended the christening in Lindsay on Sunday morning of Sandra Gail, daughter of Mr and' Mrs . Leroy Brown. 1Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Saunders, Alan and Bobby, spent Good Friday witb Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Saunders. Joan and Elva Reid, Crooked Creek, are visiting with their grandparents' Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Reid. Miss Mary Collins, Toronto is spending the weekend witb ber cousin, Miss Jo ann Rutherford. 1Mr. Harvey Morgan bas sold bis farm to Mr. Evan Quantrill of Kendal. Marcb 1941 Miss Rutb Logan, of' Bowmanville visited witb ber parents in Orono on Wednesday. *Mrs. Harold Hancock, of Oshawa, bas been visiting friends in', Orono, while Harold was in Chicago taking a special course. The students of the O.C.S. beld a pleasant skating party i the Orono Arena on Wednesday evening, af terwards going ta tbe scbool wbere lunch was served. Don't forget the Durham Central Agricultural Banquet in the Town hall, Orono (tonigbt) Tbursday. Around four o'clock on Friday aftemnoon the home of Col. J. C. GameY caught on fire and as to bow it started is a mystery. An electric wire could have been the cause. No one was home at the time. Al curtains and wallpaper were discoloured by the smoke, in fact ail the rooms in the bouse will bave ta be redecorated. Mr. Astridge is again at work at Deans Bake Shop, after a montbs- lay off. Mr Major took over the bread baking and now will be able ta bake pastry. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris moved into town last week to their t Ktchlen Corner Bîttersweet Chocolate Mousse Chocolate mousse is the adulÊs version of chocolate pudding. Bittersweet chocolate gives the mousse a rich, intense flavor and a deep chocolate color. Combine 5 squares chocolate, 1 egg and 2 egg yolks, mix well. Blend in liqueur. Beat 2 egg wbites until foamny. Add icing sugar and beat until stiff sbiny peaks form. Fold whipped cream into egg wbites. Carefully fold chocolate mixtures into egg white mixture. Pour into 6 dessert dishes. Refrigerate for at least 6 hours. To coarsely'grate chocolate, warmn it sligbtly in your hand or in the microwave on Defrost for about 30 seconds and softened. Grate with coarse grater. Decorate mousse with grated chocolate and icing sugar before serving. Makes 6 servings. home on Main Street South, recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs and family. Two youth inmates of the Bowmnanville Training School, on Sunday last, beat Mrs. Kenneth Wenry, a staff member of the scbool with a scrub brusb, stole ber keys then locked ber in a room. The boysý were captured tbree miles from the institution on the higbway. A teamn of Horses, driven by Mr. George Morton, Orono, and hitched ta a cutter, ran away on Friday of last week. The teamn when coming into town became ftigbtened when confronted with the snowplow going north. Mr. Morton was thrown out when the team mounted the bank at the side of the road. Mr. Lawrence Hooýey and Jack Stone drove after the team in a car and passed themn after they were tiring and pulled up in front of themn. Starting on April lst, 1941, the Orono Creamery Will bandie the egg business of the district, assisted by Mr. Neil F. Porter. Eggs may be left at the Creamery or in Neil Porters' Office. Quite a flury was caused in Orono wben it was belielved that government surveyors were surveyors were surveying the C.N.R. roadbed for the purpose of running tie two lane higbway from Oshawa ta Port Hope on this C.N.R. right-of-way which runs througb Orono. Mr. Meredith Linton ifonned us that a couple of surveyors were over at the Forestry running a base line around the grounds for a plan of the nursery. This no doubt, is the cause of the rumours. .Miss Heather McKenzie has returned ta ber home near Smith's Falls after spending tbree montbs witb Dr. A. F. McKenzie. Mrs. M. Brown bas retumned to ber home in Orono after spending the winter with ber sister in Toronto. The Orono Police Trustees elected a new constable at their meeting on Monday night last to take the place of the late James Moffat. Mr. A E. West bas heen given tbe position. QUOTATION 1992 Equipment Rentais SEALED QUOTATIONS, from contractors/suppliers interested in being registered on the Town's Registry of Equipment Rentais Services for such equipment specified below, addressed ta the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Purchasing Office, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, LiC 3A6, wilI be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Quotation Documents may be obtained tram the Purchasing Off ice at the above address. Requirements for rentai equipment are listed beiow as foiiows: Bulldozer (not less than 200 hp) Bulldozer smail (not less than 40 hp) Crawler Loaders Dragline (3/4 yard minimum) Excavators Front End Loaders - Rubber Tired (1 -1 /2 -3 cu. yards) Gradalls Portable Compressor (125 ta 150 C.F.M.) Push Scrapers (not iess than 20 ou. yards) Scrapers (nat iess than 20 cu. yards) Screeners (topsaill and sand) Self Propeiled Rouler <2 tai 5 tonne), Shoulder Grader (75 to 90 hp with window eliminator> Single Axie Cab and Chassîs ta be outfitted with Towns 6 yd. sander Single Axie Truck with piow and wing, Smooth Drum Rouler (54") Smooth Drum Roller (84") Snow Biowers Tractor Driven (not less than 50 hp) Tandem Dump Trucks Tandem Truck ta be outfitted with Town's 12 yd. sander Tandem Truck with piow and wing Track Mounted Backhoes Vibratory Roller (841) Quotation 092-3- 1992 EQUIPMENT RENTALS Cioslng Time & Date: 4:00 p.m. (Local TMme) Frlday, January 17, 1992 Ail bids wili be subject to the terms and conditions setforth in the quotation docum ents. Date of Publication: Wednesday, Deoember 18, 1991 Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett Purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ext. 268 P.O. 27261 5 squares Balcers Bittersweet Chocolate, melted and cooled 3 eugs 2 tbsp coffee flavoured liqueur (optionail) 3 tbsp icing sugar 1 cup whipping cream,4 wbipped 1 square Bakers Bittersweet Chocolate, grated Icing Sugar 1 1 1