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I i Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens New Building The official opening of the new John C. Rogers Engineering Engineering Ltd. plant was held on Tuesday, July 25th on Caristrap Avenue in the town's industrial park. The new 13,000 sq. ft. structure was constructed by Willsam Holdings Inc. and Her Worship Mayor Marie Hubbard was present to handle the traditional ribboncutting ribboncutting ceremony. Willsam Holdings Inc. (Willsam) is a corporation owned by William J. Leask and Sam Klaman. Willsam is in the real estate development, development, management, and construction business in the Durham Region. Properties presently under development development include three parcels in Oshawa, near the General General Motors South Plant, where some 140,000 square feet of Industrial, Retail, Condominium space is planned. In Newcastle, Willsam Willsam is developing industrial parcels in the Marwood Park and is in the process of acquiring other industrial properties. On July 25, 1989, a newly constructed 13,000 square foot Industrial Industrial building was opened on Caristrap Avenue. Principals of the • Company: William Leask, a resident of Newcastle, has lived in the Durham region his entire entire life. Throughout the late fifties to early seventies Mr. Leask operated an Antennae Sales and Installation business business in the Oshawa, Whitby Whitby and Newcastle area. In 1966, Mr. Leask founded Pine Ridge Cable TV and brought cable to this same area. In 1974, Mr. Leask took the cable company public public and it has since been acquired acquired by Rogers Cable. Since 1974, Mr. Leask has been in the construction and land development industry industry and has developed/ built projects in Peterborough, Peterborough, Orangeville, Oshawa, Toronto, Scarborough, Mississauga, Mississauga, Etobicoke, Pickering, Pickering, Shelburne,' and Parry Sound. Sam Klaman, a Real Estate Estate Investment Broker for over 22 years, is President and one of the Founding Directors Directors of Parklane Associated Associated Companies Ltd., Toronto, which heads up a number of Diversified Companies specializing specializing in the sale of In vestment Properties and Land as well as Development Development and Real Estate Syndication. Syndication. Although he is involved involved in developments in the Darlington and Ottawa area most of Mr. Klaman's activities have been centered centered in the Durham Region for the past number of years. Mr. J. D. Leask, a resident resident of Oshawa, joined the firm in 1986. As the operations operations manager, J.D. is actively actively involved in the day-to- day management and strategic strategic planning for this growing company. Willsam spokesman, Wil liam Leask is very pleased to be bringing industrial development development to the Town of Newcastle. He feels the area will continue to attract industry industry due to its central location, location, progressive local government, government, ample land supply, and skilled labour force. Industrial Industrial development is an important component for the continued prosperity of this area since it creates jobs, contributes to the tax base and requires a minimum of municipal services. Willsam intends to play a major role in bringing further development development of this type on stream if Ne in the Town of Newcastle Orono News Goliger's Travel Spain Since 1955 FULLY ESCORTED TOUR OCTOBER 1ST to 15th • MALAGA • TORRRMOLINOS .SEVILLE . RONDA .GRANADA • MADRID and more! • RETURN AIRFARE • ACCOMMODATION . BREAKFAST & DINNER • ALL EXCURSIONS Sc ENTRANCE FEES • DEPARTURE TAX . HOTEL TAX Sc SERVICE CHARGES • INSURANCE MacB $ 1499°° p.p. double 843 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE MALL CALLROBIN OR KIM623-1811 o/iMMONVaMOMMiteo Quote--"The majority of us are for free speech, only when it deals with those subjects concerning which we have no intense convictions." convictions." Mr. and Mrs. Les Jensen and family (Barraballs house) held "Open House" on Saturday, July 29 to entertain entertain family, neighbours and relatives. . . ^ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bai-' ley enjoyed their holidays visiting family and friends in North Bay and Burks Falls. Mrs. Leila Werry, Mrs. Thelma Gilbank and Mrs. Thelma Vagg returned from a 10 day bus trip down the north shores of the St. Law- mjoying a day's train and seeii ture members to have your entries ready for upcoming shows. Ours is Thursday, August 10th. Had a card from our granddaughter, on holidays in U.S.A. and this from New Orleans, weather there 90 degrees so everyone is suffering suffering from extreme heat! The Challices spent several several days at daughter Deanna Deanna Harmer's cottage at Me- thune Lake, visiting their granddaughter Mrs. Nancy Heckbert and great granddaughters granddaughters here from Apple River, Nova Scotia. Remember to get your tickets for Roast Beef dinner in Orono Park on Wednesday, Wednesday, August 9. This is a de- "gnt" ' KELLY LEGAL SERVICES 41 TEMPERANCE ST., BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Mervyn B. Kelly, B. Comm., LL.B RESIDENTIAL PURCHASES - RESIDENTIAL SERVICES RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGES - WILLS . POWERS OF ATTORNEY - PROBATE INCORPORATIONS LEGAL AID ACCEPTED Free Initial Consultation On: DRIVING CHARGES -- ASSAULT CRIMINAL CHARGES -- DIVORCE WILLS, ESTATES AND PROBATE Office Hours: Weekdays -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. a|so Evenings and Saturdays by appointment The Federal Building 41 Temperance Street Suite 202 Telephone 623-4444 Bowmanville, Ont. rence, ride and seeing Labrador City. The highlight of the trip was at Tadoussac watching quite a large number number of white whales. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aiken, Lindsay, were Sunday Sunday guests of his sister Isabelle Isabelle and Orville Challice, and all visited the 40th wedding wedding celebrations of Mr. and Mrs. Don Budd, Cobourg. A large crowd in attendance and we were happy to see so many relatives and especially especially old school friends, not seen in many years. Quite a good crowd at Kirby churcn on Sunday morning and all enjoyed a picnic on church lawns, following following the service. Remember next Sunday, August 6 service in Newcastle Newcastle United, at 10:30 a.m. Reverend Stiles will be looking looking after all services in August, August, for Kirby, Orono and Newcastle. Reverend Stiles will also be visiting the sick in hospitals, so please call him if friends ill (987-4250). Sure don't want to hear of those retired Sr. Citizens who sit around all day, with nothing to do! Just go out to Wilmot Creek Homes and see the beautiful gardens those folks keep in top-notch condition. With the extra high food prices these days, these folks have found a healthy way to beat the cost of living! Congratulations to Bill and Marie Tamblyn who recently recently won tickets to Blue Jays games, in Toronto in new Skydome, and will have a Timo' to pick them up! Remember all Horticul- ligritful annual affair, sponsored sponsored by the Arena Improvement Committee. Letter to Editor Dear Sir, On Sunday, July 23 I decided decided to burn some brush on my property north of New- tonville. I guess I was not thinking because it was a little windy and I ended up starting a grass fire. I tried to control it, but it got away on me. My wife called the Village of Newcastle Fire Station #2. Within 10 minutes there were six firefighters on the scene. They had everything under control very rapidly and efficiently, and they stayed and made sure everything everything was out and nothing was left smoldering. Most of these guys are volunteers, giving up their time to help us all out. This was only a grass fire, but it could have been a house, barn, or automobile accident. accident. I would just like to say thanks to a bunch of friendly, friendly, dedicated guys who don't really get the recognition they deserve. T. Kindratink, R.R.#1, Newtonville. P.S. To the crazy nurse in emergency (Bowmanville Memorial) on Sunday, July 23 afternoon, "Thanks"- I did get my sympathy." Hobnobbing With Harvey By Harvey Malcolm On Doing a Rain Dance Not within our memory span, which admittedly is extremely short, particularly particularly involving things I wish to forget, have we had such a long spell of dry weather. According to the old limerick, limerick, couplet or whatever, the rain in Spain falls mainly mainly on the plain; here in Yel- vcrton it hasn't fallen at all. The last measureable rainfall rainfall took place on June 20th. The ground is so parched the lawns are withering up and beginning to resemble the Sahara desert. The Mama and Daddy Robins are now carrying air compressors compressors to aid them in their search for the wily earthworm earthworm which has withdrawn into its subterranean tunnels tunnels down below the frost line. The corn, which was earlier growing at a centimetre centimetre a minute has started to stagnate and is curling up like a housewife with her hair in curlers. The fields of corn have more up and downs depending on soil and moisture conditions than a yo-yo at a Tommy Smothers special. In the garden nothing much is growing but the weeds. The pigweed, which has always got a reserve on tap-(tap root that is), continues continues to grow and flourish. The round-leaf mallow with its extensive fibrous root system defies mother nature's nature's effort, and ours, to give up its place in the sun to any domestic competition. Only a few of our feathered feathered friends are in evidence. The tree swallows have departed departed elsewhere for an environment environment more conducive to providing an ample food supply, no doubt. The lowly starlings are working overtime overtime to supply the needs of their noisy half-grown brood. The bird bath appears appears to be the only oasis for our air borne residents used jointly for drinking and bathing purposes. On the more positive side the current drought " aint all bad" as the saying goes. For instance the lawnmow- ers which have been working working overtime most of the season season are finely getting a well deserved rest - a time of rejuvenation rejuvenation and repairs. Likewise, the operator of same - particularly rejuvenation! rejuvenation! Just where, how and when does one hold a rain dance? Obviously, with our four left feet we do not qualify qualify as a suitable candidate to perform the ritual. What kind of imprecations or supplications supplications are required to gain entry to the ears of the Rainmaker? On second thought perhaps perhaps we should have some of our rye-bald bachelor friends (or married ones who act the part) go into the local pub where the exotic table dancers hang out and for a small fee get one of the young ladies to perform a rain dance in their own inimitable inimitable fashion. If it still doesn't rain, so what, the time and effort wouldn't be completely wasted. Have you ever noticed that the really successful businesses advertise regularly. Those who aren't, only advertise when they are going out of business. 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