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ni Ic,, i L II J I l Il qi Orono Weekiy Times, Wedn~sday~ September 11. 1991 - 5 - A reminder that this coming Lura o nyia r rn e e Friday and Saturday, September 13 and 14, Registration for Newcastle Figure Skating Club will be underway. Times 7-9 p.m. Friday and on Satui-day, 9 a.m. - 12 noon. There will also be registration Saturday, September 21 from 9 amn. - 12 noon as well. For further information please cali Lynda Farrow 786-2910. - The "Theatre Dance Academy" will be holding their registration at Newcastle Public School, (ages 4 - 12) Friday, September 13 from 4.00 - 6:00 p.m. Tap, Jazz, Ballet and more. Contact Barbara Szabienia at 435-0762 or 723-0593,. - September is Big Brother Month. Ten Little Brothers in the area are in need of a friend! Contact Big Brothers of Newcastle, 623-6646. - Don't forget the Big Brothers Sports Swap coming Up this Saturday, September 14 at Cowan Pontiac-Buick, Bowmanville...... - The Great Pine Ridge Kinettes remind teens that their first dance of the year is ail set for this Friday at the Newcastle Village Town Hall, from7 - 10p.m. - AlI welcome to the upcoming Fiddler's night, at the Newcastle Town Hall, Wednesday, September Easton's (1-r) Shawn Hardy, sound systems to their already Jason Carroll and Mark Easton complete and diversified truck caps (back) with Robert Hoinkes, Sales and accessory business. Representative for MIX. The time had corne when quality Easton Car and Truck Audio sound equipment wasn't just for held its Open House "-atrii! "the.young". With more and more on'Saturday, Septemnber '7, with people commuting and travelling in several very impressive Audio their vehîcles, and keeping themn Show Vehicles on display. longer than than ever, the desire for 1Early this summrer, Easton's better stereo systems, added top quality Sony, Pioneer, complimented by an impressive and MTX car anid truck sterco affordability factor, was inevitable. Sony Representative, Mîtch Solomnon. "Technology bias brought stereo systemns for cars and trucks up to a higher quality level, with amnazin)g built-in safety features," explained Mitch Solomnon, of SONY. "People are wanting the most out of their car audio system. They want a sound that equals or betters that which they enjoy in their own living rooms at home - . -" he added, "The fastest growing units are the automatic CD changers with AM/FM stereo. With a mere touch of a button, a single compact disc, or a single numnber thereof is electronically programmed and played. The ten CD changer is >mounted in the trunk, as are the speakers. The "*face-plate" (where the dials, buttons, tuners are controlled by touch) is completly detachable. This.is an excellent security feature, as no one is able to tell there is even a stereo system in the vehicle. Concluding, Mitch siles, adding, It was my pleasure to share in Easton's Open House today, and be able to let s0 many folks experience the sound in our show vehicles!"' EastonWs is located on Hwy. 115,- just north of Newcastle Village and the 3rd Concession. They boast a fine and co mplete line of truck caps, bed liners and mats, running boards, hoodguards, mnudflaps, car phones, burgiar alarms, as well as high performance parts, cash and carry- window tint and a very large selection of car and truck accessories. Mark Easton and his staff are knowledgeable and very approachable. They welcome everyone to pop in, or to call with any questions . S 87-2277. As the season changes before our very eyes hope you'll get out and enjoy ail you can! "Lets Keep in Touchl" Dig-hng Dong It's A Celebration Local Avon Representatives Susan MacDonald (Bewdley), Pauline Leclerc (Courtice), Bonnie Taîsmna (Orono), Cecilia Forstner (Newcastle), Rhonda Prescott (Orono), and Cathy Holmes (Newcastle). The Red Oak Inn in Peterborough made for a lovely settîng last Friday evening, September 6, as nearly two hundred top Avon representatives gathered from three local Districts for the Annual Avon Canada Inc. "President's Club" Banquet. The Districts represented were fromn the Peterborugh area and regions from Courtice to Cobourg. "Avon ladies" who have achieved excellence in sales and service over the Avon eighteen- carnpaign year, and have reached or surpassed objectives set, are honoured and celebratedyearly as President's Club memrbers. Over one hundred years ago, "Mrs. Albee" started the California Perfume Compny... and Avon was born. 1Today, lîmited issues of Mrs. Albee porcelain figurines and commemnorative plates are cast annually, and presented to outstanding Avon representatives across the country. Following a lively reception, representatives joined their three District Managers and Marketing Representatives from Head Office, Pointe Claire, P.Q. in the ballroom, for dinner, slide presentations, to viewupcoming 1991 Christmas products and to accept stage awards presentations. District 309 (Lindsay, Pontypool, Courtice, east to Newtonville, North to Bewdley) Manager, Margaret Lake accompanies Santa (alias Dave Sharkey of Courtice) in congratulating Club Members. It was a gala affair indeed! ..and my honour, privilege and pleasure to be part of it. Peggy Mullan Pictured above during the serves as Dairy Princess for the Dukrh1am County Dairy Princess year 1991-92. even at he OoneAndrea is the daughter of evntatth Oon~I!, onSatuday Gamey and Mary Lycett who are are: Linda Heeringâ,Blackstock, well known in the Orono who was chosen as Dairy Princess community. for the year 1990-91 and Andrea Congratulations. Lycett of R.R. 2 Port Hope who Queen of the Fair Kelly Hientig, was chosen last week as Miss Durham Central and will hold the title for the coming year. Kelly was sponsored in the event by Stutt's Pharmacy of Orono. Pictured with Kelly is Jili Brown of Newcastle and was chosen runner- up in the contest. I was sponsored by the Motor City car Club. Congratulations are extended to Kelly and Jil and to the other girls who all were a credit to themselves in the annual event.