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k K \ i ' : V » < i v Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 15,1994 9 Newcastle Lions Hear Clubs and Organizations AbOllt Substance Abuse ^ ew ^ xecut ' ve Stalled for Legion Ladies Auxiliary The June 8th meeting of the Newcastle Newcastle Lions Club was well attended, with thirty-two Lions and two guests attending. Dinner was served by the Newcastle UCW, the meeting was chaired by the President, Lion Tony Clements. After Dinner, Lion John Luxton introduced Barb Sims, Barb works for the Provincial Government in the area of substance abuse. She was in- More Than $2,000 Raised in Yard Sale For Community Care Dear Mr. James: re: Yard and Bake Sale Benefits Community Care Programs Community Care has just completed completed their third annual Yard and Bake Sale. Once again, we sincerely thank Phyllis and Terry Price of Price's Country Market for allowing us the use of their building during this endeavour.. We appreciate and thank all who donated and all who attended our May 28th Sale. Without your support it would not have been the success it was. We realized a profit of over $2000.00 to put towards Seniors' programs during the next year. Sincerely, Helen Moon, Jane Thertell, Co-ordinators Community Care strumental in setting up a new Substance Substance Abuse Strategy which has recently recently been introduced. Barbara holds Bachelor of Arts and Master of Social Work degrees and has worked in the addictions field for many years, starting in Singapore Singapore as a councillor for addicts. After her interesting talk, Barb answered answered many questions from the audience. audience. She was then thanked by Lion Rob Roozenboom and presented presented with a gift of appreciation. John Lindsay was also a guest at this meeting. John was a guest of Lion Dave Gibson and will be invited to become a member of the Newcastle Newcastle Lions Club. Recommendation from the Directors Directors to sponsor the VIP Program in the Orono Public School, donate to Canine Vision and Sponsor three teachers to the Quest Programme were all passed by the Club. Plans are being made to hold a Bingo again this year at the Durham Central Fair in Orono, September 8- 11. The Chicken Barbecue will be held on a new date this year, June 26, at the Newcastle Community Hall, $10 for adults, $5. for children 10 and under and pre-schoolers are free. Tickets are available from any Newcastle Newcastle Lion. Call 987-1321 for further information. The next meeting of the Newcastle Newcastle Lions Club will be the Annual Installation Installation of Officers and Lady's Night on June 22. Two new members will also be inducted at this meeting which will be held at the Forum Restaurant Restaurant on Hwy.' 115. On Monday, June 6th, the new executive for the 1994-95 term were installed at the Legion Ladies Auxiliary Branch 178 meeting. In the front row, right to left, are: 2nd Vice-president D. Hester, 1st Vice-president J. Daigle, Past-president N. Sheehan, President D. Howarth, Secretary C. Roberts, and Treasurer P. Rose. In the back row (r-1): G. Luxton, R. Cowle, A. Cowle, Sergeant at Arms D. Fair, Chaplain D. Ormiston, I. Wreggitt, and Sports officer Doreen Park. Absent from photo is D. Richards. on our Intrepids We have over 20 Intrepids in stock, ready for immediate delivery and at prices guaranteed to move them out quickly! Macintosh Chrysler 331 Park Road South Plymouth Limited 728-4638 "Providing Chrysler products since 1968" Oshawa ©