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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 19, 1991-7 Joyce and Llylle Carroll and friends and neighbours at a lovely Canada Post, truly marking the end Family. "Happy Retirement" get-together in of an era, as our Post Office Sunday afterntPon brougbt a her honour, Jurie 17. officîally closed last Friday, June great many hugs apd good wishes After eighteen years as 14. for Joyce Carroll, as she greeted Newtonville's postmaster, Joyce "Thanks for the memories, __________________ accepted early retirement from Joyce." Rev. Bryan Ransom, Roberta and their children Lael 2, Isaac 7, and Natasha 5. It was twelve years ago or so, at Waterloo University, when a young man from Fitzroy Harbour, near Ottawa, met and fell in love wîth a sweet girl from Kitchener... ..a love made in Heaven one might say. Bryan Ransom and Roberta Youngs were married Jane 27, 1981. With a true love for tbe country, Bryan and Roberta seemed to be searching for a home with a church away from city life, shortly thereafter ... Through the Unitcd Church Observer Publication, the couple learned of a ministerial opening in Newtonville, which would include two otber churches, Shiloh and Kendal. Rev. Ransom applied, pursued and obtained tbe position of Minster bere, and it was indeed a special move for tbe young family, ini early July 1985. As Rev. Ransom enters his ninth year of Ministry, he and bis family will be leaving Newtonville at the end of the month. 'There are so man)y people we are going to miss . . ." explained Roberta," ... we have made rny wonderful friends, and will take with us so very many happy memories .."added Bryan, 'but it is time to move on... Rev. Ransom bas a new Cburch, Zion United in Mitcbell's Corners. Mrs. Ransom will be continuing in her teaching career, accepting a part-time position'at Newcastle Public School. Botb admitted tbat, yes, it is very exciting to bave been able Io purcbase their very first homne (in Bowmanville) and they are quite anxious to move i. After 6 years in Newtonville, w bid a fond farewell to Rev. Bryan Ransom, and bis family, wisinig tbem all of lifes best in tbe future. "Lt was our pleasure knowing. you, tbank you." Little Scoops . Newtonvillc's Jean Arnold cheerfully serves coffee to ladies (I- r) May Tompkins and Jean Kulyk as tbey joined tbe gathering tosay goodbye to Mrs. Carroll. - There will be a fayewell social at the Newtonville Hall, from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. in honouf of Rev. Bryan Ransomn this Sunday, June 23. Al welcome! - Limited tickets arOà stili available for the Annual Canada Day Beef Barbeque on Newtonville Church gr ounds. Contact Wiilly Bouglien at 786-2239 or Jean Kimbal 786- 2944. Always a fine event! - Happy Wedding Anniversary to Melville and Mary Jones. 1 know 1 join many, many folks in wishing themn sincerest best wishes! - Eucbre scores of Friday, June 14 were: 89 for Audrey Graham, 81 R'obin Alldred, 81 Tom Wilson, 72 Betty Walsh, 70 Dorothy Stebbings and Carl Todd. Winnerson-the draw were: Tom Wilson, Art Compton, Rita Kennedy, Dorothy Stebbings. Ail welcome to next card party June 28 at the hall. Summer is upon us! Enjoy! Port Hope may triple fées According to a report before Port Hope council development fees for construction would more than triple. The report recommends a lot levy of S6,878 for single family and semi-detached homes wbich compares witLh the present charge of $2,000. Local builders dlaim the new charges would hinder growth in the commrunity. Viceroy delays planned expansion It bas been the intention of Viceroy Homes, Port Hope, to expand their operation in the Town and close out a production line in Scarborough. The downturn in the home building industry has placed a hold on the move as the companies feel it would be difficult to seil their premises in Scarborough in the present market. Area jobless rate drops As summer approacbes the jobless rate covering Port Hope, Cobourg, the' counties of Peterborough, Haliburton, Muskoka anid the Lindsay area bas dropped from a igb of 16.7% in Marcb to 13.5%/7 in May. The national level in May was set at 10.2 percent. Business Se rvice FAX and COPY SERVICE Fax and Copy Service available 7 days a week - send or receive Anywhere - Anytime ROY'S WINDOW SALES' VIDEO RENTAL 5341 Main St, Orono LOB 1 MO Phone 416-983-9162 Fax 416-983-5607 EASY TO-ro PUSH AROUNDZ o m m m John Dere's higjh-quality mowers offer: A FULL MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE allows you to get a full refund or exchange on walk behind mowers within 30 days of purchaseM A Mulching attacliment for 21-inch mowers means no clippings and a natural fertilizer for your lawn- A Five speeds on self-propelled models are easily adjusted to user pace A Lightweight, design for easy handlrng UNothingRunIs- Like aDeere® SFARM &GARDEN LTD.LG JOlN DEERE SALES &S SERVICE Taunton Road, West of Orono Phone 416-983-9119 or 1-800-461-2120 4q 1 ortinc9j At rste