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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, Marçh 27e,1991-7 Brock Ian (left) boni July 29, 1990 10 Duncan and Debbie Dunham of Skops Court and Nicholas William born October 12, 1990 10 Brian and Patti Hutchinson of Newtonville Road, have already become special litîle friends, perbaps of the niature kind, but pals just the sane... ...and they're aIl dressed up and ready to take on the Easter bunny, and their very first. wonderful Spring i Newtonville. - There will be a Good Friday Church Service, 7:00 p.m., at Kendal. - Everyone is invited to Easter Sunday Service, Mardi 3lst. A lovely Communion Service, is scbeduled. - We aIl wish Phyllis Peck a speedy recovery; Mrs. Peck was in Port Hope Hospital awbile back because of a fail that resulted in a broken ankle and cracked kneecap. Phyl is recuperating at ber daughters in Starkville, and we do look forward to baving her back home soon. - Another person we really miss around town is Wally Bougben. Wally went hack mb toMemorial Hospital last Thursday for another operation. He is hoping to be back home sometime this week. Get well Wally, its not the sanie around here wtbout you. - "Play Place" invites all momns with preschoolers to join in on their get togethers every Wednesday morning from 9:30 amn. to 11:30 a.m. at the Churcb Sunday School room. The little tykes really look forward to Iis friendly social event on their calendar, and Moms enjoy Ibe time out too. Everyone is welcome! - Newtonville Public School will be sending students to the Lions Centre i Cobourg this Wednesday, Marcb 27th for the annual "Think Bowl"* event. Good luck to ail! WC look forward te hearing more. - At our school, over the lunch period a Babysibting Course is ongoing for the next several wee-ks for grade 6 students only. - Also, at school, the noon bour bas been "stimnulated" one mighî say, by extra curricular activities. Students may participate in music recorder classes and aerobics. (1 arn looking forward to surprising a few kids very soon by popping down with the camera). - The Wom.en's Institute Euchre Party was held last Friday nigbt at the Hall. With a turnout of 19 tables, a grand time was had by ail! Top scores were very, very impressive: A 95 from Pearl Clark, Dorothy Brancb and Ewart Robinson 90, Lloyd Stephenson 87, Ed Couroux 86, and George Tufford also with 86. Winners on the draw: Dorotby Lowery (2), Bemnice Stark, Dora McDonald and' Bert Stapleton. - Two special dates 10 circle on your calendar, bhougb a little early, still a reminder SO you wont miss them. . . May 4th is set for the annual Manse Auction and Bake Sale. This is always a popular event, usually held outdoors on the church lawn. And dont forget our annual Canada Day Beef Barbque July lst. 1 arn always tickled to hear front you. If you have something to share, whether it be a special date, occasion, milestonte, group activity or even a certain picture or opinion, give me a cali at 786-2964 or drop me a Une to Box 104, Newtonville. Yes, it is a wonderful time of year .. April is just around the corner, holding lots of happy (and warmer) promises for us! Have a great week and a Happy E-aster! Trustees to stay at sixteen The Peterborough, Victoria Northumberland and Newcastle Separate School Board of Education are to continue wiîb a Board compliment of 16 trustees. Based on pollution i their armas, the regular number of trustees would have been 14 but due to a large spread-out area in Northumberland they are able to increase the number by two allowing Northumberland a total of four trustees. "Ail Smiles for Easter!' have ther picture talcen especially Knowing that the Easter Bunny for this special weekend comning up. and I are quite close, the children of Tbey are (-r) Katie 5, Becky 6, Tracy and Donna Adams of with baby Jaymie 8 months and Lakeshore Road, were eager 10 Daniel 3. Tbe subject of weatber bas everybody talking. After tbe moans, groans, complaints, predictions, rudging of muddy boots accompanied with yearning siglis for the warmnth of sunshine, people are findîng some cheeriness under the surface. Thoughts lean to that of cleaning up the yard, planning gardens and al the glorious activities that go along witb Spring. I bave learned I ami but one of mnany who havýe Spring started seedlings indoors awbile ago, nurturing tiny plants, and building their strengtb for May planîting outside. But before aIl this enjoyable work is bestowed upon us, wbat really bas to be done is a colossal cleanup. Yards, gardens, eavestroughs, entranceways, garages, sheds, driveways and walk ways all are testimonial to the cold often miserable winters we experience. But funny as il seemns, none of us seem 10 mnd this initial dlean up, I tbink. It is just so nice t0 be outdoors. Being outdoors witbout all tbe warm winter clotbing that weigbs us down. This week is to-be rallier nice, as we are promised a bit of warming trend. Let's hope so. Limbs, sticks, gravel and other blown about debris ..all are calling us. 50! How about il? Let's all do our part 10 make spring on our block and in our community really lovely! Besides, I may be watcbing -Mother Nature and I have quite the rapport ... Little Scoops ... - As previously mentioned, Canada Post will be conducting an information meeting on April 3, aI Newîonville Hall. Tbe lime has been changed to 7:0 0 p.m. (from 3:00 p.m.) until 9:00 p.m. Questions and suggestions will be addressed at this time, in. light of our Post Office closing in June of Ibis year. - Easter weekend is uponi us . .. The local Ministerial Association will be conducting the annual Good Friday Cross Walk. Ail churches i tie area will be participating. The walk will begin at St. Francis of Assissi in Newcastle at 1 p.m., progress along Hwy. 2 10 Newîonville Cburch. Tbe procession usually takes about 2- 1/2 bours. There will be Stations along the route, and a brief service at Newtonville once everyone bas arrived back. Everyone is welcomne. Let's brîng these words to life Our Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees equal rights for Canadians of ail origins and beliefs. But it is up to us to give meaning to these words... to renew the commitmeflt to equality and mutual respect for ail Canadians in our everyday lives... in our homes, sehools and places of work. When we reach out to our fellow Canadians, each one of uis helps ensure respect for the rights we ail share. WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! *.I MutculturaIism and multiculturalsrfe et