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♦ All-Candidates Debate for * FEDERAL CANDIDATES DURHAM RIDING Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Newcastle Village Town Hall Co-sponsored by: * Port Granby Monitoring Committee Committee of Clarke Constituents and the Citizens for a Safe Environment U Newtonville Public School, on Hallowe'en (1-r) grade 4/5 leather Gordon Kribs; V.P. Wayne McCurdy, past teacher Jan Gravier; students Michael Pollard and Julia Turner. Orono residents, Peter Little with family (1-r) Brandon (gorilla) 7; Gessie (skeleton) 5 and Benjamin (bod nupc; 11; via™ ncmumuiv, Old Fashioned Cqncert Soloists - Pianists Barber Shoppe Quartet - Selected Readings at the • NEWCASTLE VILLAGE TOWN HALL Sunday Afternoon at 3 p.m., November 20 Adults $5.00 ' Children Under 12 $3.00 - Family $12.00 Tickets Available at the Doqr or Phone 987-5310 or 987-4461 6-Orono Weekly l imes, Wednesday, November 9, 1988 by Peggy Multan Newcastle C.I.B.C. Bank Manager "Cowboy Joe" The Hamlet of Newtonville does not have her own bank; thus we have pretty well "adopted" the staff over at C.I.B.C. in Newcastle Village. When Hallowe'en arrived though, it was difficult to be serious about debits, credits and overdrafts when the accounts expert handling your money wore a clown suit and ^/frvrA nhatns nf fïicht.... . McLaughlin, centre, poses with his ghoulish staff on Hallowe'en. giggled at your deposit slip; or when you noticed those Arabian eyes studying studying you from distance, or when the wicked witch of the west (who was there in duplicate!) clawed at your passbook began punching unknown digits into the computer! There were many more smiles and chuckles in the lineup on this day at the bank. Each and everyone of these sporting bank employees showed terrific spirit and on this Hallowe'en, they themselves were the best treats of all! A warm, belated welcome is extended extended to manager Joe McLaughlin who quite recently moved over to the bank in Newcastle. I am sure Joe will agree that he "inherited" a grand bunch of gals. Little Scoops... - V-O-T-E it is your privilege, your right and your duty. November 14th - DO IT! - Thanks to all who organized and attended the Autumn Harvest of Handicrafts held last weekend. It turned out to be a grand country community event. - This is a very special week - Friday is Remembrance Day. Make sure you attend your community Remembrance Day service at the cenotaph. Here ip Newtonville our service will be at 10:45 a.m. on Friday, Friday, with Legion members and school children taking part. -With the thought of remembering in the foreground, Bev Higgins and Roberta Ransom of Newtonville are having an "After School Special.." Thursday, November 10th from 3:30 in the afternoon over at the church Sunday school room to get together and make candle holders to be used in a special Remembrance Remembrance Day event scheduled for Friday Friday evening. All kids welcome to pop. over for an interesting and fun time. Plan to, attend the "Hope for Peace" Coffee House event Friday evening from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. All adults and youngsters welcome. Well known multitalented multitalented artist Bernie Martin, among other local poets and musicians musicians will be on hand to entertain, take part in sing songs, poems, readings and more. Contact Roberta Roberta Ransom 786-2699 for information information or if you would like to help out or contribute work of yoiir own...Sounds goods! - Jot down this year's book fair, , ing held àt Newtonvillé PuK_> School November 24th and November 25th. Times to follow on this always successful fair. - Another great time of fellowship and fun were had at the last euchre party, this past Friday. As this extremely extremely popular "tradition" continues, continues, more people are joining, and even more are welcome to do so...it really does seem to be a pleasurable night out. The next game is scheduled scheduled for November 18th. So give it some serious thought! The scores on this recent night were: Carol Todd 84; Robin Alldread 82; Pearl French 82; Laurna Bright 80 and Berniece.Milligan 75. Draw winners were: Mildred Graham, George Buckley, Jane Bryant and Dorothy Austin. Attendance was rather healthy with 15'A tables this night. - Best wishes for a Happy Birthday go out to Rev. Bryan Ransom, on Friday, November 11th. A Special Message... The Christmas Season is rapidly approaching - hard to believe isn't it? It is a joyous time of family, friends and neighbours sharing their joy and happiness without exception; exception; of children's bright eyes' and excited conversations. It is a time of thanksgiving, much to look forward to, and making special memories to cherish always....- A very serious automobile accident accident occurred last Tuesday on the Baseline just east of Bowmanville. - (Continued page 7) Orono Figure Skating Club DANCE Satur., November 19 ' 9:00 to 1:00 at the Orono Arena $12.00 per couple D.J. Buffet Lunch