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~Je -Crono WeekIy Times, Wednesday, Auguat 7, 1991 Newcastle Village Tyke team *Steeves Auto" Tykes, Robert ready and rarin' to go;' coaches Kameka, Timmy Hales, James Horace Kamneka (left) and Robert Mercier, Kevin Kennedy, Jeff Lee, Mercier (far right) with the Matt Zawislak. Jason Fleetwood, Magician Fan Brown cornes tu the Bowmaîwilie Branch on August 23 frOm 11:00 to 12:00 p.m. to delight and mystify chiidren of ail ages. Free tickets are available iii, ail three branches. AIL Librafy programmes are free of charge.- If you would like more informnation cail Jeffrey Sparrow, Mark Langley, Greg Elliott, Chris Davies, Scott Dwyer, Eric Turner, Blair Barton, and Brett Cionthier. 1(1-r) Robert Mercier, coach; Horace Kamneka, assistant coach; Maryjane Bacon, Newcastle Convenor; Wayne Lowry, T.O.N.B.A., Vice President; withi Umapires, Steve Newman and Roger Newman. Corne April of each year, the adrenaline at T.O.N.B.A. (Towun of Newcastle Basebaîl Association) gets- an automatic burst of enthusiasm andi energy. ...and as a result of this adrenalin, over 900 boys on 65- 1 by Barbara Weese Rural Organization Specialist Enthusiasm was high at the recent 4-H Judging Competition' helti i Blackstock, July l7th. This competition, chaireti by George Sikma, R. R. 1, Orono, and sponsored by Welcome Feeds, Bowmasville, was designeti to test the 4-H members' ability to evaiuate, make a decision, and then through oral reasons defend their decision. On this occasion, the 4-H memnbers were asked to evaluate dairy anti beef cattle, comnposters, grain and sheep. Members were also asked to identify tractor parts, common weeds, seeds, fertilizer compontents, conservation symibois teams within the Town of Newcastle have the opportunity to play ball throughout the sunimer, into September. T.O.N.B.A. encompasses tennis from Orono, Bowmianvilie, Newcastle Village, Courtice and thereabouts, with boys from ages 5 through 21, starting with the litte guys and Junior T-Bail, to Sr. T.- Bail, Tyke, Pee Wee, Bantam, Midget, Juvenile asd Junior. It also includes a rep division within the Eastern Ontario andi safety symbols. In addition to the prize money donatedby Weicomte Feetis, at a later date Scott Nesbitt, Nestleton, will receive the C.N.E. Shielti, Gena Jaspers-Fayer-, R. R. 4, Bowmaniville, will receive the Royal Bank Award, and Eric Barkey wili receive the 1. B. Eils Memorial Trophy, sponsoreti by the Bowmanville Lions Club, for placing first in their age category. The Durham Region Federation of Agriculture Award for the top team. wiil go to the Senior Dairy Club team of Kathryn Barkey, R. R. 2, Blackstock, Tom Tamblyn, Orono and Tom Benschop, R. R. 4, Bowmanville. Basebaîl Association, covering seven teains, including Kendal. T.O.N.B.A. President Terry Donohue and V.P. Wayne Lowry are commnitted to seeing that each and every one of the bail players and ail of the teams have the very best time possible, enjoying healthy sportsmanship and the gaine of basebail. if you cas get out now and then to support your local boys, do it! It ail makes a difference when there is a bunch out in the bleachers cheering-the teain on! Part of a teamr off to Central Africa Angus Read, Mayor of Cobourg is off on a two week exchange prograrn to Centrai Afica, MIzuzu, Malawi, along with two other representativesfrom Cobourg. The program is financed by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and the Canadian International Development Agency. Read heads a group of five municipalities that are visiting Central Africa this month. Each group wili go its own way once they arrive at their initial destination. Return visits have been arrasged for latter this year for delegates from a number of countries in Central Africa. Little Scoops ... Jack Gordon (left) with long time friend, Hermnan Perrin 87. Practically every day, chances are you wili see cyclist Herman Perrin out and about in Newcastle Village on his bicycle. He thoroughly enjoys the exercise, as weli as meeting up with many of his dear friends, as he did this day, with pal, and locai historian Jack Gordon. - The Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce is happy to be presenting another dance at the Newcastle "Town Hall" on September 21, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $35.00 per couple; includes refreshmrents and a light lunch as well. - Prior to the dance, "Corne One and Ail" to the Fali Festival Fundraiser Flea Market, beginning at 10 a.m. September 21, the day promises to be packed full of enjoments ... hot dogs, donuts, bicycle decorating contest, bake sale, crafts and handmade treasures! Be sure to circle this date on your must-attend calendar. - Everyone is aiways welcome to pop into the Newcastle Town Hall, every third Wednesday of the month, on the Orono and District Fiddle Club night. There are old turne fiddlers, step dancers, square dancers and a guaranteed good trne. Next date, Wednesday, August 21. For fiirther information call 983-5188. Thank you for your enthusiasm with "Hello Newcastle!" Reach me with your ideas, events, special dates, or iittie scoops at the Times office 983- 5301 or at home 786-2964. Enjoy August. It has a way of slipping into Sptemer .. . The Durham Seniors Games AwardsLuncheon is being held August 14 at 12:00 noon at the Bowmanville Recreation Centre. Tickets available f rom Gloria Grant at 9-87-1910 COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK REPAIRS DIESEL ENGINES - CUMMINS, DETROIT & CAT RADIO DISPATCHED TOW TRUCKS MOBILE MECHANICAL'SERVICE TRUCK R.R. 1 ORONO. ONTARIO LOB 1 MO 4 MILES NORTH 0F 401 ON HWY. 115 &35 P HO NE (416) 983-9151 Magar' s Auto Centre COMPLETE RPAIRS TO Al MAKES & MODELS 0F FOREIGN & DOMESTIC *CARS * VANS * BUSES * TRUCKS Used CarOnStDSo Sales Rad Shop & O)riginal Muffier Shop 983-5130 Safety Inspections Tow Service o Propane & Naturai Gas B rakesOI Tune [Jps 983-5487 Bocly & Paint Work ZAutomnotive prt 117 Mii St. Orono Proprietor: Mike Mangar Llc, CI.A.B.H.NGSpS6a.S6b,. Tnsp. HELLO NEWCASTLE! by Peggy Mdullanii Local 4-H members do well at Blackstock competition , .................................... .................