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6-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, March 20, 1991 HELLO NEWCASLe!pd by Peggy Mullan, The Lioness Club of Newcastle, was pleased and proud to present Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville, with two sets of Ear-Nose-Throat Examination Sets, one for the Emergency Department.and one for the Outpatient Department, and four "Combie" wheelchair cushion sets. Here, getting a first-hand demonstration of the Combie cushions from hospital representative, Mary Clair Nolan (standing left) were Lioness Club members, Lynda Willsher, President (sitting), Kay Powell, Treasurer and Marilyn Martin, Secretary. Wee Jennifer Lindsay, -2 and her grandmother Iris Morrison who is visiting from Edmonton were "TinkIed Pink" to pose with the giant stork on the front lawn of the Lindsay home on McA uliffe Street in Newcastle. The adorable wooden stork, Thank you for'telling us about this very special occasion. Congratulations, and welcome to Newcastle Village! call the Orono which stands about ten feet high is there to announce the birth of Jennifer's baby sister. Katelyn Anne, 9 lbs. 8 ozs. was boni February 27, 199 1, to parents John and Julia. The Lindsays moved to Newcastle about a year ago, and love their new country home., Times for, Home delivery. Happy Spring Keep in-Touch, 983-5301 or 786-2964. Walk-A-Block plan for Participation Day challenge The Town this year is supporting a proposai from the Community Services department of WaIk-A- Block for the annual Par ticipation Challenge Day, May 29th. The Town is calling for ahl staff, members of council and the general public to become involved in the organized event. The Walk is to take place from 11:30 to 11:45 in downtown Bowmanville. Stîli pro blems wîth Courtîce Water Supplyr The Town has again been asked to help with the extension of water service to a number of homes in the Courtice area. It has been pointed out that ini most cases the private water supply is unfit for human consumption and that bottled water has to be purchased. Counc. Hannah said that some temporary relief is being planned as soon as the-weatlter warmns up. Counc. Hanire said that it was time that the urban area representatives on Regional council became aware that this is a major problem throughout the rural areas. "We have to be more forceful ini our actions," she said. One delegation at council called for an extension of the Courtice water area system to provide safe water mn some 35 homes. She said, at the present time, waterservice was most important and possibly there was no need at the present tme to extend the sewer lines. Emergency Nursing Manager, Marion Tink explains die priceless benefits of the new Ear-Nose- Troat Equipment to Lioness, Kay Powell. The rapport between Memorial Hospital and the ladies of the Lioness Club of Newcastle is wonderful - just like famnily. 1We look forward to hearing more from the Lioness Club of Newcastle in the upcoming months. Heartfelt thanks are extended to these ladies for their ongoing support and work in the community. C HRUS (Div. of M.C. Equipment) Carpet Cleaning Services 34.95 Professionat Steam Clean Uivngroomn Diningroom -Scotchguard and Car Interior Steam Cleaning available -Stairs $1.00 per step -Upholstering Cleaning For A Free Estimate Cali Oshawa é576-3328 We Accept VISA FORUM RESTAURANT STEAK and SEAFOOD "NOW OPEN" NEWLY RENOVATED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Fresh Seafood and Steak prepared wÎth the utmost care by Chef Mark Goddard for the most discriminatîng palate Open Wednesday through Saturday 11 a.m. -8 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Located on Hwy. 115135 (3 miles north of 401) FREE ESTIMATES INSURANCE CLAIMS COMPETITIVE RATES fred'8 autood It'Id. COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS and REFINISHING SPECIALIZING IN UNIBODY AND FRAME REPAIRS 163 Baseline Rd. E. Telephone 623-6353 Bowmanville