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Oro Ono Wee-kI y T1mes Wýedn es day, Aprvfi O, 1995 With Rebekah Lodge for 48 years They don't forget an old scout, and Mrs. Hattie Wilson at 91 years of age is just that as far as the Heather Rebekah Lodge is concerned. During their 48th anniversary celebration recently Sister Hattie Wilson was presented with a bouquet of carnations and a glassed flower. On Monday Lorna Aîkins, Noble Grand of the Heather Rcbekah Lodge paid Sister Hattie a visit. Hattie and ber husband VirIle were most instrumental in the organization of Heat her Rebekah Lodge some 48 years ago. As Hattie tells it you had to have 35 of a membership to gel a The Urne is drawing near for the Newcastle Public School Fun Fair. It wil bc held on Thursday, April 27 from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. (mostlyinside the school). Activities for the Fun Fair include face painting, a fish pond, a cake walk, sucker pull, refrcshments, dunk the teacher tank, an auction for tcrrific prizes (donated by local merchants and residents) and various other games of skill. There will be loads of fun for evcryone from cbildren to grandparents. Again ail proccecds raised from Ibis event will go towards the new playground equipment. The Eastcr Bunny was scen on ,the main street of Newcastle on Saturday, April 15 visiting with some of the local children and giving thero an early Easter treat. The Clarîngton East Ministerial Easter Sunrise Service was held on Sunday, April 16 on the beach at Bond Head in Newcastle. There were rougbly 200 people in allendance. Everyone was calleIl to worship by the Reverend Don Stiles of the Newcastle United Churcb. He charter. "At the time I workcd at thc Orono Post Office and we had signed up forty-nine members", said Hattie. It was the aflernoon prior 10 the eveming ceremony for the establishment of the Lodgc and 1 was wracking my mind where wc could gel one more to make it fifty members". The Hatti and Bert tearn carne up witb the fiftieth member before the evening ceremony and Hatti still remembers who it was. Hatti Wilson naturally is a charter member of the local Lodge and was -a member of the Beehive Rcbekab Lodge in Bowmanville for lwo years. then read the opcning prayer. After hie was donc hie led the congregalion in the opening bymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today". A member of the St. George's Anglican Cburcb read the psalm. The response 10 thc psalm, "New Life, New Life", was led by Father Vic Valles of the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Churcb in Newcastle. Pastor George Maban of the Newcastle Pentecostal Church rcad the scripture. To conclude tbe service the hymn 'Amazing Grace' was sung by one and ahl. After tbe hymn everyonc was asked to form a circle and to hold bands while the last blessing was said. It was off to St., George's Anglican Church wbcre a bot breakfast of eggs, sausage, toast and jam, muffins and lea, coffec and juice was scrved. A big thank you goes out 10 everyone who belped in any way 10 make the 1995 Clarington East Mfinistenial Easîer Sunrise Service thc great success il turned ouI 10 bc. A big thank you also goes out to all the ladies wbo planned,' prepared and served the delicîous breakfast that was dished out to Heather- Rebekah Lodge News Report The Lodge Sisters cclcbratcd their 48tb birlhday on Tuesday, April il wiih guests from Oshawa, Bownanville, Cobourg and Whitby. V.D.P. Sister Ann Jones made ber Official visit at this tirne. N. G. Sister Lorna Atkins reported on our Fundraising Dinner, and said we would be baving another one on Tuesday, May 30. During the mneeting a recess was called and Sister Dahlia Campbell spoke 10 us on Febromyalga, this was quite interestng. A special presentalion was made to Sister Hattie Wilson, our Charter member with 50 years of service to our organizalion. Presentations werc also made Fishing Season Kawartha Lakes 1Ail cager anglers know Ihat the fishing season in the Kawartba Lakes is quickly approaching. Prior to casting tbough, the Minisîry of Natural resources Conservation Officers wish 10 remind ail local anglers 10 review thc 1995 Ontario Sports Fisbery Regulations. Under the regulations, the Kawarîha-Lakes are conlained within Division 6 and fisbing of ail species is closed until April 29, 1995. At that lime, the seasons open for Trout, panfisb (BIluegill, Perch, Crappie), Bull Heads and coarse fish such a Carp and Suckers. Also, in Division 6 Walleyc opens May 131h, Muskcllungc opens June 3rd an Bass opens June 24th. Fish Santuaries remain closcd until midnight, Friday, May 19th this year. For more delails on fish season in the Kawarthas and Uic rest of the Province of Ontario pick up a free copy of thc 1995 Ontario Sports Fis bing Regulations froni your local flshing licence issuer or Ministry of Natural Resources office. ail the people who returned 10 thc church aftcr the Sunrise S evce. The Newcastle Oplimist Club held their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 15. Ahl the children arrivcd, with baskets in hand, cager to hunt for Uic Easter goodies that Uic members of the Optimist Club had carcfully hiddcn. It didn't take long before the squcals of deligbî could be beard as thc children found eggs, bunnies, chicks and other things. A good, lime was had by one and ail. Al Uiechcildren who wcre at Uic Easter Egg Hunt would like 10 say thank you to evcryone who helped 10 plan and prepare the hunt for them and for making it Uic great success il turned out 10 bc. If you require any information or have any tidbits you wish 10 share with this colunin you may contact me after 4 p.m. at 786-2228. to Sisters Joyce Major, Marilyn Major and Marlon Adams with 25 years, Sister Ellen Farrow also had 25 years but was absent. Sister Doreen Swan had 20 years but was absent, Sister Barbara Patterson had 15 years, also Sister Ethel Hall and Brother Dan Hall who were absent. The evening ended with lunch which included a delicîous birthday cake, and a social hour was enjoyed by ail the members. Sec. Sister Violet Dunlop 224 took part in Ganny event The l5îh annual Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny was a decided success recently when 224 people were involved in the Iaunching of sixteen canoes and 47 crazy crafts into the race. The promoters were well pleased with the interest and the thousands that lined portions of the course as spectators. The event conts $ 1500.0010o stage. 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