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It is a lovely coumltry tradition - tis annual auction of ours. Though the crowd wasnt as big as hoped, stili, it was a successful'event, enjoyed by al who popl Proceeds, directed t( fund. Orono Weekiy Times, Wedncsday, May 8e,1991-7' ped over. Thank you to organuzers and ae o die manse who came eut on Saturday. Little SCOOPS.. Once again, Mother Nature gave the annual manse auction, held this Newtonville residents her full co- past Saturday on church grounds. operation, as sunny skies held for Recycling "igloos' arrived a, are at the childrens park, across Street. week or so ini Newtonville. They from the auction, barn on Church DON'T BAG NEWSPAPER INCLUDE CARDBOARD, CEREAL BOXES, EGG CARTONS, MAGAZINES, CATALOGUES, TELEPHONE BOOKS, FINE PAPER Some people have neglected to take note of the "Don'ts" of these blue bins, thus putting in items listed as being unsuitable. By the most part, residents in Newtonville are pleased to see these igloos.' The complaint is the location ... and perhaps the bold "city-looking" offensive print, announcing "LAIDLAW'. Hopefully, a more desirable, inconspicuous location can be found. For further information, the number to cali is 1-800-561-2954. Please read lists on what goes where, before you recycle. (Continued page 8) Newtonville's Wally Boughen pronounced it "SOLDI ', it meant parted with his handcrafted wishing smiles for Sharon. She told us, "I've well, to bidder Sharon Steele. When always wanted one of these lovely auctioneer Frank Stapleton wishing wells!" Deliciously tempting baked goods to satisfy every type of dessert craving were up for auction first; some pies being awarded $8.00, $ 10.00 even $ 14.00 each. While al the action was taking place on the lawn, Rev. Bryan Ransom, was- kept rather busy Quite an assortment of items donated from Shiloh, Kendal and Newtonville Churches were auctioned off over the next hour or SO. overseeing the commendable efforts of children, Natasha and Isaac who were on Ilot Dog Duty. Orono. Fire Cails The following fire calîs were received from the Town of Newcastle Fire Department, Station 3, Orono during the week of April 2to May 5, 1991. ~On Thursday, May 2, between 10:13 p.m. and 1: 16 a.m. pumper 3 anù-tinker 3 responded to a report of a structure fire at Lot 28, Conc. 9. Thiis is the old Knapp farm east of Mosport and it was totally destroyed. The farm house was vacant. On Sunday, May 5, pumper 3 and tanker 3 responded to a grass fire- at Lot 6, Conc. 7 between 12:35 p.m. and 1:06 p.m.