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6 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, August 21, 1~91 HELLO NEWCASTLE!. by Peggy Mullan purposes, and notes that the very best shooters, are first target shooters. Newcastle's own Louie Van Meyl welcornes ail who are interested in archery, at any shooting level, to drop in. He offers guidance and instruction, and a general introduction if need be to the sport. The Best Archery Sliop bas on hand, bow and target equipment, and LQuie is happy to service ail archery equipment. What a fascinating person to talk to. Weil, you have to know 1 just Little Scoops . . Archery Chamipion, Louie Van Meyl Louie Van Meyl moved from the Cambridge area to Newcastle Village five years ago witli bis family. Along witli hirn li brouglit bis -deep passion for the artformn of arcbery. Louie started shooting and winning medals at the age of twelve. To him it lias been an artform, indeed. from the onset. "Arcliery . . ." Louie explains, "is a silent teacher of respect, discipline and gives an appreciation of the truc art of the game. t is by no means a spectator sport. It is competitive and trying;- and under pressure, as we know, the fine motor skills seem to be the first to go. Arcbery is a rare sport, virtually unchanged for thousands of years. . Louie Van Mey1 is a member of the Professional 'Archery Associatio>n (P.A.A.), and of the Federal International- Target Association (F.I.T.A.) as well. He is a seven-tirne Canadian Archery Champion, a thirteen-time Provincial Archiery Champion, and lias been a participant in Archery in- the Pan-Arn Games, Can -Arn (lames and the World Archery Event, with rules applying to International Competitioni. He lias represented Canada in Mexico, Brazil, Holland, Moscow, Poland, England and the United States. Just this past July 1991, Louie placcd a very impressive fourth in the Canadian . National Cbarnpionships hcld in Calgary, Alberta. Tbis involvod a fuill five-days of shooting, so intense, that winning or losing can corne as a direct re sult of one single arrow ..rather like comparing it to a single poor shot in a superb game of golf. Louie received a tearn gold in July, in Calgary, and a birth on the Canadian Archery Team, to compete at the World Field Cliampionships in Holland next June, 1992. "Ail and everything I do will be geared to peaking at the Field Cbampionshîps, fromt here on in." Louîe States. Two months ago, Louie Van Meyl opened up bis "Best Archery Sliop" at bis home on Caroline Street East in tlie Village. Louie lias found that most of the folks wlio corne into the shop are interested in archery for hunting Guardians Vi Lamnbert (left) and Isabelle Klepac Doing their part for the environment, in the proudest of ways, is the staff over at Guardian Drugs in Newcastie Village. New recyclable shopping bags have arrived at the store . .. all part1 and parcel towards a better and cleaner environment! - Septernber 21 will mark tlie day of yet a-nother fine community event, sponsored by our local Newcastle Village and District Chamiber of Commerce . . .. the Fali Flea Market and Craft Sales. Tables are available for rent by calling the following members (after 6:00 p.m. please) Barb hiad to ask Louie about the latest movie craze, "Robin Hood .. . To my deliglit, Louiec informed me that lie had attended the premier reception at Convocation Hall, University of Toronto of "Robin Hood" in May. He was there witli lis excellent display of bow equipment. H1e was also available to demonstrate form and to answer questions on the sport, from the guests in attendance. Tliank you Louie Van Meyl, for sharing your sport witli us. 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Grier bas also ordered that the Keele Valley landfill site capacity be expanded as well as the landfill site in the Region of Peel. 1 The Minister lias said Durhamn bias tliree weeks in which to prepare an outline on meeting lier order. The order requires Durbam to conduct studies on establishing, operating and maintaining one or more waste transfer stations. It is also to set up a local cornmunity involvemnent program including public liaison committees. Chicoyne 987-4098, Rod McArthur 987-4682, or Barb Shelter 786-2996. Circle this date on your calendar! As suinmer is drawing to an ail- too-quick close, many, many groups and organizations will be starting up meetings and activities for another season. Reacli me at 786-2964 or at the Times Office, 983-5301 (or at 5310 Main St., Orono LOB IMO) with details of your particular group happenings. "Have a super week!" ý,, VUllýýl4ý&, ý 1,110l ýlIllýL ý