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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 6, 1988- Newton ville Alive by Peggy Mullan "O Canada* Our Home and Native Land!" Country-wide celebrations were truly grand all over..It was rather nice to* see places patriotically decorated and many, many "Pro- Canadian" special issues and writeups writeups and advertising, even across the border! There was no exception in Newton ville! The Annual Newtonville Outdoor Outdoor Beef Barbeque, Friday, July 1st was a tremendous success. Approximately Approximately 420 tickets made for a sold-out event. The people strolled over to the church grounds steadily from 4:00 to 7:00 to enjoy the scrumptious roast beef, baked beans, baked potatoes, rolls, desserts and more - all under sunny country skies and cheery amplified music. Picnic tables were set up, decorated with a waving Canadian flag. What a super job done by hosts and hostesses of Newtonville' United Church, members who served served up the menu and mixed with the crowd making sure everyone was happy. Proceeds go into the Church for various maintenance costs. Three cheers to all who put it together and to all who. came on * out! • Thank you Newtonvillers.-To each and everyone who looks after their property. There should be an award given weekly tp those who continue to make that extra effort to keep our fair community even more lovely..Such a little goes such a long way! Talk is brewing! There is a new; group who - recently moved into town. I am afraid so far the results are not good..furniture, clothing, you-name-it, has been strewn out and around this house for three weeks now.. To make matters worse, about three dogs take turns being tied right out front..Very recently, some residents in town have felt they are unable to walk on that side of the road.. Really..Newtonville is very happy to have new folks move into town..Honest! It is a lovely place to live and a great place to raise children. So, please, enough is enough. Let's all contribute to Newtonville family and village pride. Summer by.Neil Towler, age 9 Slcwart Road, Newtonville S is for summer school U is for umbrellas on a rainy day M is loi muddy weather M is for marigolds E is for enjoying the weather R is for relaxing by the pool! School's out and summer is here! I think most kids, at first are a little overwhelmed - they have suddenly had their busy schedules halted and for a short time, I'm sure, don't quite know what to do with themselves.. It won't take them long though! It'll be due time for all those Huckleberry Finn type- outdoor adventures all day long, and very tuckered out little bodies, hitting the hay every night.. A surprising thing I have learned with each summer out here - in the country, it is the incredible amount of work to be had, if a young lad wants it. If he wants to put his young muscles and healthy attitude into gear, he will go a long way.. It's a "Chicken-pickin," cementmixing, cementmixing, furniture-moving, grass- cutting, heck-of-a hay. day ex- 'perience if one wants to make some extra money over the summer! Newtonvillê Public School was honoured on their jlast day of school, June 28th, to have in attendance, attendance, two very special guests. Mrs. Inez. Boughen and Mrs. Jean O'Neill of the Newtonville's Womens Institute were present to award the two most outstanding students with a special plaque donated each year in the memory of the late Mrs. Wilbert Hancock. This year's recipients were Grade five students ' Steven Green arid Michele Landry. These students showed commendable grades, exceptional exceptional contribution to school activities activities and to staff and also displayed pleasant and responsible behaviour through the '87, *88 school term. Congratualtions to Steven and Michele. Their names will be engraved forever on the plaque plaque to be kept in the school showcase. Individual trophies will honour the two in their own homes. Also, at the special assembly the last morning of school, Certificate of Excellency in Attendance were given out by Secretary, Mrs. Jean- nie Carter. Students who wêre rit schôol nearly every day were Neil Towler, Jerry Guthrie, Ken Peleshok, Heidi Peleshok, Michele Landry, Catherine Carr, Scott Mullan, Brenden Blyc, Derek Arnold, Arnold, Ryan Farrow and Jason O'Donnell. - Good Coin' kids! Additional awards were handed out to those students who par ticipated in the Clarke High School track and field meet, and to those members to the Safety Patrol for the school. To wind up the day's and year's activities, the Grade 4/5 class put on a farewell party for their departing departing teacher, Mrs. Jan Gravelev. There were presents, punch, cakes, and many hugs and tears shared by all. Little Scoops... - "Downtown Newtonville" it is catching... Fice's Corner Store has now for sale and yoUr pleasure - Downtown Newtonville t-shirts and sweatshirts to fit all ages. Thanks for bringing to Newtonville a special little "shot- in-the-arm" community boost, John and Joanne, - The Newtonville Womens Institute Institute has been a long time caring concern for all people - events around the area and in our school. These ladies see that bedding and many necessities are supplied to tragedy stricken families, such as the recent incident of the Olafson family, when they lost their home in a terrible fire. Thanks Miss Berniece Milligan; lifetime Newtonville resident for keeping us posted of the many kind and good deeds of our Womens Institute. Institute. - "Yummy!" Adjacent to the Grist Mill here in Newtonville, our own Ice Cream parlour is opening up. Realizing a personal dream, Mrs. Betty Stapleton says she is thrilled to be able to start up her own shop. Hours have not, as yet, been confirmed confirmed - but will probably be Thursdays, Fridays and weekends. We will keep you informed.. It will be a pleasure for "ice-crearn girls," Trish and Tara Stapleton to serve you. Congratulations! 0R0N0 WEED CONTROL & DRIVEWAY SEALING • WEED CONTROL | • FERTILIZING • INSECT CONTROL CWNCH, GRUB, ANTS, GOVERNMENT LICENCED RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL LAWN PROFESSIONALS BY • COMPLETE LAWN PROGRAMMES WITH GREATER SAVINGS • DRIVEWAY PROTECTION - ASPHALT SEALING QQQ_KOC'7 PO BOX 277 Super'88 Belly-Flopp contest in Belleville Take cover! Batten the Hatches! And get your raincoat! No, it's not a tidal wave; it's the Belleville Waterfront Festival's Super '88 Belly-Flopp Contest and it's headed this way! This sizable event is open to "all humanity" so long as they are officially officially entered before 12:00 noon on Saturday, July 16. The first plunge is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. Five highly qualified judges will rate each contestant on costume, form, grace, size of splash and au dience approval. Don't forget-- Bellies in first! The three top Hoppers will be; awarded medals and first rate prizes 1 ' donated by the event sponsors; Keller Pools, Vaughan Sports and Carson's Men's Wear. Before arid after the show, musical entertainment will be provided provided by. the OVER THE HILL JAZZ BAND and each splash in between will be commented on by M. C. Frank Scotti. So, come on down to Meyers Pier and take the plunge or at least cheer on your favourites, but don't be late! Event organizer Gerry O'Connor O'Connor is expecting a very "large" crowd! f For more information on this and other events of the Belleville Waterfront Waterfront Festival and Folklorama, please call (613) 969-1980. 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The house will be opened for inspection on Wednesday, July 6th, 1988, between 12:00 Noon to 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The Lease for a nineteen (19) month term will commence on August 1st, 1988, at $599.00 per month for a seven (7) month period subject to a rental increase established by the Ministry of Housing effective March 1st, 1989 for the remaining twelve (12) month period. The successful tenant will be chosen by means of a Lottery, subject to a credit check. The successful tenant is responsible for all utilities and interior decorating. The Ministry is responsible for real estate taxes. Offer to Lease forms may be obtained from the Ministry's representative who will be on the property on the aforementioned date and times. - . Offers to Lease will be accepted by the Ministry up until: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 20th, 1988. Further information and Offer to Lease forms may be obtained obtained from: t Property, Section, Central Region 3501 Dufferin Street, 2nd Floor Dowpsview, Ontario M3K 1N6 * ' , Telephone: (416)235-4951 ■ * ' , Fax (416) 235-4990 « Property Agent: Mr. Tony Morassutti Every Offer to Lease submitted must be on thg forryis prescribed prescribed by this Ministry. . . If more than one offer is,received from the same person or the same hgusehold. all otters from those participants maÿ be disqualified. disqualified. Ministry of Transportation Ontario