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ORONO WEEKLY TrIMES, THURSDAY, A1JGUST 11th, 1961 U,000 RAISED -FOR ICE PLANT Aîn artificial ice 'plant will be ilstalled at the Newcastle Memi- orial ,Arwena with, funds Taised through p-ý-blic subscription and three annual Civie Holiday carn- Thie 45!h annual carnival ended with the Newcastle Artificial Ice Association collecting more thani $2000 froin the three-day affair. To date, $28,000 has been col- lected by the assocation, working in conjunction with the Civic hol- iday carnival committee. Alex Hendry, secretary ol the association, said work on the ice plant will begin in a few weeks, and the opening has tentatively been set for Oct. 1. A bake sale and centennial tea open'ed festvities Saturday, with a dance at Community Hall Sat- urday night. A picnic was held at Waltona Park Sunday. Mrs. William Kempston of Belleville won a silverware chest as the odesit woman visitor to the park. Arthur Gray, 161 King St. E., Oshawa, won the prize as flie oldest male visitor. More ithan 50 children donned pionceQr csumsfir a Monday afternoon which. Up atComint Park Orr. was a special guesft parade. parade w&und Bobby, in the'" About 10 floats proceeded from Newcasitle public school to Mil Street, dýown Beaver and K ,ing Streets to the park. 1 T >,ýit.qm i < -W-- xý - - . _MW !-,