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E-OooW.ekfyTimL idody eebrl,19 "For the Scouting Movement .7. .front (1-r) Neil Towler, David Gilligan, Betty Formosa (Cub Leader), Bradford Wilson, Melissa Carroll, Laura Hisson and Samantha Michael; back (1-r) Slaine Werheid (Scout Leader); Joe Miller, Debby Boniface (Guide The Womnen's Auxiliary for the1 to present the First Newcastle Scouting Movement (1-r) Fleurette, Scouting Women's Auxiliary (Chairperson), Marg (Treasurer) Christmas Bazaar, this past and Mary (Secretary) were pleased Saturday, December 7th. Cubs, Scouts, Brownies and Girl Guides were ail on hand to do their part in putting on this special Christmas Bazaar, the first annual one, held at St. Francis of Assisi School' 1iniNewcastle Village. Brownies and Guides held the «Tea Room" part of the bazaar, while Women's Auxiliary memabers, Cubs, Scouts and their leaders joined several crafts people in manning various book, craft, and bake tables for the saie. Admission was just $ 1.00 or any returnable boules ... alof which would go right back into the Scouting movement. Ail look forward already, to the. Leader), Tanya Goral, Jamie Boniface and Cheri Michael (Brownies Leader). hint of another bazaar corne spring tirne! Fleurette, Marg and Mary sent their thanks on behaîf of al concerned, to friends, neighbours and visitors who stopped in on Saturday. - Remember, unperishable fonds and unused toys, ail in the spirit of the season, may be dropped off at Matthews & Associates, in Newcastle. , - The Newcastle B.IA. is planning a contest to judge the best Outdoor Christmas Decorations in the village for residences, December 2lst. There will be a special evening of carol singing on the steps of the Town Hall, at which Urne winners will be announced. - Santa will be visiting Guardian Drugs in Newcastle on Saturday, December 2lst as well! -,The Optimists enjoyed a larger number of visîtors over the weekend, as more folks camne in to pick up their Christmas trees, corner of King and Mill Streets. 'Tis the Season. "Don't be shy.. give me a cali if you have something you would like to share - special events, occasions, visitors or celebrations!"' 786-2964 or 983-5301. "T111hk you.1. Ron Hope (Hope's Video & Stedinans) and Maureen Murnford (Matthews & Assoc.) had the distinct holiday pleasure last Friday, December 6, of drawing the winning names in the reent, and oh-so-very successfu B.I.A. Bucks event. ."And the winners are . . ." lst Prize of $75.00 in B.I.A. Bucks went to Lori Giles of Newtonville;, 2nd Prize of $50.00 in B.I.A. Bucks to Darlene Hawes of Newcastle and $25.00 in B.I.A. Bucks for third was awarded to Marg McSweeney of Newcastle. On behaîf of all merchants in Newcastle Village who took part in this Christmassy tradition Ron and Maureen send their thanks, along widh wishes for a continued Happy Holiday season. Clarke Museum and Archives Christmias Bake Sale Saturday, December l4th 1:00 -4:00 p.m. 0Over 75 Holiday Items Cakes, Cookies, Tarts, and More! Homnemade Traditional Fare Something for Everyone 7086 Old Kirby Sohool Road Hwy. 35/115 at Reg. Rd. # 9 Kirby For Information cati (416) 983-9243 A PROJEOT 0F THE SPECIAL EVENTS COMMI1TEE ALL PROCEEDS FOR MUSEUM DEVELOPMENT Kendal Hall1 News by Phyllis Lowery On Wednesday, December 4th the men of Kendal L.O.L. 405 met at the hall and held their annual election of officers. They were pleased to have several guests attending. The Junior Lodge cancelled their meeting for Thursday, December 5th and will hold it during the school break, when they expect to have new members joining. The Ladies of Kendal His L.O.B.A. will 'De meeting on Thursday, Decemnber 12t On Friday, December 6th there were 9-1/2 tables of euchre. H-igh score Bernice Soper 89, tied for second Jack Moffat and Phyllis Lowery 79, third high Ed Milîs 78. The draw was won by Marie Couroux. Next card party will be held on Thursday, Decemnber 19th. Note the change of date and night, this is a one Urne only change. On Sunday, December 8th, the Men's Lodge held a successful turkey supper at the Kendal United Church. The members wish to thank all who came out and supported tbis endeavour. From al report everyone was high in meir praise of the meal. They would_ like to also thank Barnoskis for supplying the potatoes. It is through the generosity of local businessmen lie them, that many functions are able to raise money for worthy causes. The Lodge will be able to now help ease the burden of a needy person ini our commuunity. Thanks go out to mhe many young members of the Association, that worked so hard helping to prepare and serve the meal, old timers like myseif can be sure that we are leavîng the running of these functions in good hands., Dont forget the change of date for the next card party, see you there.