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£l)c (tanainun Statesman / V\ .1 v C/ CvVv^v U ; vO -iU:' ■ . :/■£> U y £f ,: :L \:/ ■ y ■ ,C> '*> li .> .1/ y Section Two Wednesday, May 18,1983 Jt ■jyt Mi u = Wt iffitesr 7 '4M f •iF' >3 ,i #«ï V: |V, ip* s fiMei ... ,:|fe " S " •ÇÎ ' $ * /•?-- SN .,#*1 Draws for plants took place on stage with Charles Gray and Ron Locke picking the winning tickets. In the evening, there was a variety concert and one of the entertainers was Quincy Gilpin performing Scottish dances. Vil Ftiiu >6 /s tv .ate# Newcastle Village and District Historical Society staged a fascinating and entertaining 'Heritage Day' program on Saturday. During the day many displays had been set up in the hall including Phil Hayman's military treasures from many countries. ■ a.» i IX SU gfi Ron and Vi Lambert's glassware collection is admired to two visitors. th The Eilbeck sisters, now Lynda MacGregor and Anne McFadden, were all dressed up in skimmers, serving cold drinks. i* -i MPP Sam Cureatz appears most interested in Jack Gordon's phonograph from early 1900s featuring the His Master's Voice dog. V .** : Gladys Ashton brought along a large assortment of dolls she had made, while at rear, Albert Pearce shows guests how to cane chairs. (BBS IMS* r x Clarke High School's stage band performed several numbers that were well received. Trevor West of Massey-Ferguson, Toronto, brought back memories with several portraits of Massey family members, responsible for building the community hall. 1 i I «ri XL o . ,\\\ fii lO , hy Ui : m m îiiï Xu*!™* 1 ..%; . j .v.A u Wi , v .v -SU - ! ,,ia I'U<f ! A iEse ? >\J5v E Shelley Gray was accompanied by Doug Dewell for several solos. Bernice Bothwell, Grace Reid and May Hall of Parkview Quilters were Jack and Gloria Gordon had the walls covered with photos from Newcastle's appropriately attired for the occasion. past that Lisa Cobbledick and Cheryl Moulton found interesting.