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Earthmoving Firm Builds Complex Near Courtice About two weeks ago, Alnor Earthmovers started work on their new maintenance and office buildings, located on Base Line Road, one mile east of Courtice Road. Pictured above, checking the final blueprints are from left to right, Purchasing Agent Merv Lamb, Property and Maintenance Manager AI Micklash Equipment Manager Graham Dolby, Vice-President Bill Jackson, Superintendent Hasard McNeil, an President for Construction and Designs Services, Bill Martin. The project is expected to be completed bý the end of September. -Photo by Rick James The Newcastle Independent 'rs: Jack and Hazel Crago Telephone 987-4201 I flewcastlS SSocial and 3Iersona! Birthday greetings to Mrs. Grand Lodge, the-Rebekî Alice Quinney, Katherine Assembly and Independe Hayne, Celina Aldread, Order of Oddfellows at ti Yvonne Martin and Marjorie Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Patersond rT Wt Glanville's Coffee Shop is Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton, busy place these days. Wh Brampton, were weekend this Editor enjoyed a san visitors with Mr. and Mrs. wich which Bea made on Albert Pearce. sn night last week, Fred wa Master Kevin Pearce, son of busy making chips, Mari Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pearce was waiting on tables, Charle celebrated his first birthday at was visiting and Sam wa the home of is grandparents, taking cash! Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac- Able Seaman L.E. Perr Donald, Tyrone on Sunday. and Pte. Gary Manningc His paterl. grandparents, H.M.C.S. Preserver, Halifay Mr. and Mrs. AlberthPearce N.S., spent the weekend wil also enjoyed Kevin's birthday Larry's parents, Mr. and Mr: party. Jack Perrin at their trailer c Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell Rice Lake. and faily visited on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ted Marti with her father, Mr. Harry celebrated her birthday o Mcilroy, Cobourg. Saturday evening by enjoyin Mr. Jim, Woodward and dinner in Cobourg followed b friend, Barrie, visited recent- a social evening at the home0 ly with his sister, Mr. andMrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil White CecilMiller, Susan and Frank. Port Hope, whose birthda Mrs. Anne Nagarajan and was Sunday. Deiphine, Scottdale, Pa., and Father's Day visitors witi Mrs. Carol Webb and Dawn, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martit Toronto, were Wednesday Brownsvie were Mr. an visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Laverne Martin an Ross Allin. family, Mr. and Mrs. Murra Miss Julie Hamilton, Bow- Martin and family, New manville, spent the weekend castle; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. Bowen Cavan; Mr. and Mrs Father's Day visitors with Boundy, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Powell, Mrs. Bruce Wood anc Lake Shore, were Mr. and daughters, Barbara and Tan Mrs. Harley Sherman, Lisa ya, Fenelon Falls visite and Donald and Mrs. Donald recently with Mr. and Mrs Coulter, Downsview. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred, Lake Shore and Mr. and Mrs. On Wednesday evening Reg Woodhams, Scarborough, June 16th, Mrs. Irene Cun have returned from a nine-day ningham was hostess to a motor trip to the Maritime shower in honour of Miss Provinces, enjoying all kinds Bonnie McGhee, Courtice, of weather, even a little snow bride-to-be of Mr. Delnar on Cape Breton Island. Rudman. About fifty ladies Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee, enjoyed the miscellaneous Fraserville were Sunday visit- shower and the delicious ors with Mr. and Mrs. Russell desserts, tea and coffee served Powell and family. by the committee, Mrs. Wilda Father's Day dinner guests Johnson, Mrs. Kay Kimball, with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Mrs. Myrtle Pearce, Mrs. AlIl' ',Lake Shore, were Mr. Pauline Storks, Mrs. Jean anü. s. Douglas Rowe and Rickard, Mrs. Kay Powell and famhy, Newcastle and Mr. Mrs. Irene Cunningham. and .Mrs. Bruce Alldred, We extend congratulations Bowmanville. to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Slater, who will celebrate their forty- Schreiber, were Monday visit- sixth wedding anniversary on ors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry June 28th. Wade. Mr. Slater's sister was Mrs. Marjorie Pascoe and the late Mrs. Gordon Agnew. friend Mrs. Helen Graf, Buf- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade falo, have returned from a attended sessions last week at holiday in the New England ah nt he a ien d- ne as on les ýas in of lx, rs. on e un on g y of ly th n, id id, iy v- ie S. id - d' S. s ,S rS States, where the weather was very warm. Those enjoying the Johnson Cottage at Lake Skootanatta on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Norton, Mrs. Wilda Johnson and Gary, Miss Glenda Johnson and Miss Rose Gibbons, Trenton.. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson held a family shower at her home on Sunday afternoon in honour of her niece, Miss Anne Clarke. Many beautiful gifts were received by the bride-to-be and a social time was enjoyed by all. Patients in hospital include Mrs. Clinton Brown, Mr. Charles Toms, Mr. Eric Clarke, Mr. Fred Harvey and Mrs. Alex Patterson. Glen Schmid who has been in Oshawa General Hospital is now at home. On Saturday, June 19th, Rev. Thomas Smith united in marriage Miss Brenda Nes- bitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nesbitt and Mr. Ronald Stainton. Ladies of the Newtonville Women's Institute met last Wednesday, June 16th, at the home of Mrs. May Burley. Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Call were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Storms and son Bill, Markham. Father's Day visitors with the Call's were son Keith Call, Ajax and daughter Linda and Jan Farrow, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Norton, Oshawa, were Saturday even- ing visitors with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller. United Church News Father's Day, June 20th, at Newcastle United Church was United Church Women's Day. Mrs. Marilyn Martin, Presi- dent of the U.C.W. led in prayer and conducted the service assisted by Mrs..1 Margaret Smith who told the1 children's story. Mrs. Marion1 Allin, Mrs. Leslie Campbell and Mrs. Marie Pedwell1 combined their voices inc singing "Amazing Grace."? Mrs. Erla Jose introduced thef guest speaker, Mrs. Marion Davis, Peterborough, who is President of the Bay of Quintea Conference U.C.W. The topic of Mrs. Davis' sermon was "Response Ability," pointing t out if we respond to God, He a will make us able to perform o and make us responsible. m Mesdames Eileen Allin, Lena d Graham, Myrtle Pearce andT Clara Schmid were usherettes C and Mrs. Bessie Dean and v Mrs. Gladys Wood greeted at the door. U.C.W. Meeting On Monday, June 14th, all three units of the U.C.W. met at the Newcastle United Church Sunday School Hall for a Pot Luck Supper. A filmstrip titled "Phoney Baloney" was enjoyed and a silent auction was held. Mrs. Marjorie Paterson, on behalf of the U.C.W., presented Mrs. Margaret Smith with a going- away gift made at Sandor Ceramics. Campers must register for Camp Pretoria with Rev. Thomas Smith this week. The camp is held from July 25th to 29th. The Induction Service of the new minister, Rev. D. Spivey will be conducted by the Oshawa Presbytery on Wed- nesday, June 30th, at New- castle United Church at 7:30 p.m. The United Church S.S. Picnic was held last Tuesday at Cedar Park. There was a good attendance and an enjoy- able time for all. St. George's Anglican Church Picnic will be held at Orono Park on Sunday, June 27th. KENDAL Tabloid Day for the ele- mentary pupils of Clarke was held on Thursday, June loth in Kendal. Events took place on both the park grounds and the school grounds.'The weather was perfect for contests. Lunch was served in Kendal school for the teachers who were looking after events. Some of those from Kendal who attended the 'Luncheon is Served' meal at Shiloh on Thursday at noon were Mrs. R. Little, Mrs. J. Westlake, Miss Catherine Stewart and Mrs. R. Elliott. Miss Margaret Downes of London, England, spent Sun- day, June 13th with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Downes and family. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stapleton were Mr. and Mrs. George Boer of Melbourne, Australia. Mrs. T.J. Gosson hosted a trousseau tea on Sunday afternoon, June 13th in honour of her daughter, Charleen, who was married last Satur- day to Mr. Jim Martin of Toronto in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowman- ville. The reception was held in the New Dutch Oven, North of Orono. Guests returned to their home for taking photos before the young couple left on their wedding trip. Over fifty members of the Couples Club met on Monday evening, June 14th at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stapleton's for a barbeque. As a going away gift to Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, they were pre- sented with a beautiful Sun- burst electrie clock, also a dried flower arrangement. Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery both thanked everyone and wished to be able to attend more functions after moving to Peterborough. Rev. Mont- gomery asked all who were celebrating their wedding anniversary during the month of June to stand. There were eight couples in the group, namely Rev. and Mrs. Mont- gomery, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ransberry, Mr. and Mrs. K. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. M. Samis, Mr. and Mrs. M. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. O. Falls, Mr. and Mrs. J. Westlake and Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott. Music was supplied by members and all had an enjoyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stapleton attended their granddaughter, Miss Terry West's wedding, Saturday afternoon, June 12th in Orono United Church. Miss Catherine Stewart, Mrs. Edna Dobson, Mrs. H. Lowery and Mrs. R. Elliott spent three days last week in Ottawa attending the Super- annuated Women Teachers of Ontario Convention held in Carleton University. Kendal U.C.W. held a suc- cessful bake sale on Saturday, June 12th at Elva Reid's Craft Shop and on June 19th was Kendal Women's Institute bake sale. Kendal Women's Institute met on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Henderson for the June meet- ing. The program was in charge of the Educational and Cultural Activities Commit- tee. The program was taken by Mrs. G. Cathcart who spoke on 'The Search for the White Marigold.' Plans were made for the ladies to spend part of a week at the Couroux cottage on Lake Kushog early in July. Lunch was provided by Mrs. W.H. Foster. The first Kendal Brownie Pack and leaders, Mrs. D. MacDonald, Gail Youngman and Mrs. D. Langstaff, also Brownie mothers, sisters and brothers went by bus to Toronto Metro Zoo Wednes- day, June 16th. On the way back they stopped at Mac- Donalds in Whitby for supper. The day was damp but not their spirits, a grand time was had by all. Next Wednesday , after school the Brownies are 1,invited to Mrs. T. Carletons d for swimming and a barbeque. This will be our last get together until September 8th. At church on Sunday morn- ing Rev. Roland Hopkins of IBowmanville was the guest Ispeaker in the absence of Rev. *Montgomery who was in St. ;Rose, Quebe, assisting with the final service of a church where he once preached, being closed. Next Sunday will be Rev. Montgomery's last service in Kendal before his retirement. A full bus load of members of the Couples Club and some others journeyed to Kitchener on Saturday, June 19th. The first stop was at the Kitchener Farmers Market. In the afternoon all visited Doone Pioneer Village, then back into Kitchener for dinner before heading home. It was an enjoyable day despite rain in the forenoon. With Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wood on the weekend were Dr. and Mrs. Sherwin, formerly of Orono. On Sat. they all attended graduation and award ceremonies at the Royal Agriculture College in Guelph. Mrs. Verna Anderson of Ottawa spent the weekend with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott, also visiting other relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid, Orono; Mr. and Mrs. G. Cathcart and Arthur Thompson. Rev. and Mrs. Montgomery were dinner guests with Miss Catherine Stewart one day last week. Dr. and Mrs. J. Jansen of Scarborough spent the week- end at their country home north of Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. J.F. McMillan of Thornhill were at their cottage north of Kendal over the weekend. Advance tickets for Kendal Salad Supper on dune 30th may be bought from any member of the U.C.W. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Elliott and fmily of Maple Leaf spent Sunday afternoon with hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. ELI ZABETH VILLE Mr. and Mrs. Ron Provost and family, Lfhdsay, spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer. Miss Doris and Deanne Beatty, Toronto were home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler, Toronto, were here over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John Quantrill and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quantrill, Trenton. Mr. Roy Beatty, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. Fajit and family, Pontypool were with ur. and Mrs. O. Mercer on Sunday, Janice Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford, Blackstock, graduated with honors on May 27, 1976 from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Child Studies. Janice is a graduate of Cartwright High School. Barry B. Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton, gradu~ ated with Honours May 28, from the University of Guelph with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Degree. He re- ceived the A. Gordon Skinner Award for the most significant contribution to Agrology. Barry is now employed by the Far Crredit orporation at Walkerton, Ontario. Alanna Jean Brooking, Gordon F. Werry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mrs. Werry and the Ailan Brooking, Bowmanville, late Percy Werry of Orono. recently graduated from Cen- Graduated from Ryerson tennial Coliege of Applied Arts Polytechnical Institute in and TechnologyScarborough, Physics Technology on Wed., with a diploma in Early dune 2, 1976. Childhood Education (ECE.) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 23, 1976 Congratulations to Miss Betty-Ann Morton who won the Queen of the Fair title at Millbrook Fair on Friday evening. Betty will now be entered in the Sweetheart of the Fair contest at the C.N.E. in Toronto. Bethany Bantam Boys beat their counterparts in Cavan 10-3 this week. Miss Karen Anderson, St. Thomas, Ont., is visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston, this week. Reeve George Neals and his wife, Mae, were guests of Warden Ted Shea at the, Centennial Ball held in the Bobcaygeon Community Centre on Saturday evening. The majority of celebrants were dressed in period costumes with approximately 650 persons participating. On Saturday, the Guild of St. Paul's is planning another bake sale but with a twist this time. It's to be an orders only bake sale so watch for the posters and flyers and order early. Mr. Robert Kerr is a patient in Civic Hospital, Peterbor- ough. We wish him a speedy recovery. The Bethany Women's Insti- tute went to the Victoria County Museum and the Art Gallery after enjoying'a picnic lunch at the motor park on Lindsay Street. These two tours were part of the ladies regular June meeting and were enjoyed by everyone. Mr. Bill Sheen recently went on a bus trip that took him to Ottawa and Montreal and home again. Mr. and Mrs. H. Preston's 60th Anniversary Centerpieces and baskets of Deonies decorated the Pnrish Hall, Bethany, on Saturday evening, June 12th, for the reception and dance given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Preston's 60th anniversary by their family - Ralph, Charles, Clifford, David, Glen, Mere- dith, Barry, and Kenneth, all of Bethany and Winnifred (Mrs. Chuck Adams) Grand Prairie, Texas; Joan (Mrs. Floyd Peters), Odessa, Ont. and Marion (Mrs. H. Mad- dock), Nebraska and their wives and husbands. In attendance were the bride and groom of 60 years, grandchildren, great-grand- children, brothers and sisters and other relatives, friends and neighbours. During a short program, Mr. Ralph Preston performed two vocal renditions with Miss Patti Preston at the piano and was followed by sister, Joan, and Mr. Chuck Adams who spoke words of praise for their parents and in-laws. Mrs. Gordon Strong read a witty and poetic address in honour of the happy couple. Along with the many gifts and cards given to Mr. and Mrs. Preston were plaques from Mr. Pierre Trudeau, Mr. John Eakins, MPP, and County of Victoria and a beautiful color television set from the family. A very bounteous lunch followed after which dancing continued with music by D.J. Walter Hafeli. People once thought that gold could be dissolved in dew. Edito