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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, February 10, 19 Happy 3Oth RBook Steven' RVW frorn Crystal Pages SILVER 1VEDDIN(G by Maeve Binchy- If yOU CfjOY reading about tile Irish and their ways, then you'IlllOve this book. Maeve Binch ,? according to the Irish Inidepetidc!it, "as a gimiet eye for the seetfing cauldron 'of emotions whicfl lie beceath the surface of everytday fiUe." A family gatii9ring, the lives Of the major player§, with their loves, hates and peccalihles; the secret wounds nursed by everyone on this planet; the masks we each dispiay in sorne gieas of our lives; it's ail here. You've corne along way! Told by a wpman with great Love always depth of unesadn and an inborn love fo& the 'characters' Annette, Ryan andAlex who surround pier life, and bier work. Arrow Booksr Recycied JUDGE LOVEKIN (Continued from page 1> Squadron, R.C.A.F. Reserve and Commanding Officer R.C.A.F. Recruiting Unit, Station Toronto. As an undergraduate at the University of Toronto, Judge Lovekin became editor of the student publication "The U-niversity of Toronto School of Law Review." As a practiced lawycr, bis interest in hegal publi sbing continuedi. le bas, several publisbing credfits. Apartfrom bis full career in Law and the Military, Judge Lovekin found time te pursue mnany outside interests. 11e bas played a large part in the local cemmunity. 11e is a current member and past president of the Newcastle Lions Club and a lifetime member ef St. George's Anglican Church, Newcastle. H1e is currenthy the.director of the Newcastle Village and District Hlistorical Society. In the past he bas served as president of the Durham Central Pair Board, and as a member of the Ganaraska Conservation Authority. On Thursday night, friends and coîheagues were given the chance te pay tribute te the judge and te thank him for bis time and efferts in years pas t. H1e was presented with a plaque from the Durham Regional Police Association, and two limited edition prints. Those who were giving speeches were allotted onhy a time of three minutes. One crown attorney, wisbing te make bis speech a little more interesting, sang bis tribute te the judge accompanied by a rock band. Judge Lovekin's newest ambition is te enjey retirement with family and friends at "Kilcolman". GRUNDY - DAVIS Bryon and Marg Grundy of Orono are pleascd to announce the engagement of their only daughter Shannon Aileen te Jamie Drew, son of Susan Davis of Oshawa and Walter Davis of Sault Ste Marie. A garden wedding te take placeiJune l8th, 1994. Don't blame the mailman Over the past couple of years, following a change in the systemn of delivering mail out of Orono te the neighbouring communities of Newcastle, Newtonville and Kendal it bas been an early rise Wednesday momning. At five forty-five a.m. a cali comes from Donna that I must be on the meve and it off te Newtonville, then Port Hope prier te seven and back te Bowmanville sbortly after seven and on te the stores in Newcastle. We don't just like getting up at this heur for the fun of it but if tbe whole tbing was left te Canada Post the Orono Times wouldn't arrive te our neîgh- bouring cemmunities until semectime the week following. That has been the experience and net likely it bas improved over the past year. When Canada Post made the change the Orono Times left Orono te first be transported te Toronto, then back te Bewmanville fer Newcastle delivery and te Port Hope for Newtonville and Kendal. Newspapers are net a priority item as first class mail and the trip around was taking upwards of a week at times. To short circuit the run-around we now pay for the mailing at Orene and take Newtonville- Kendal papers te the serting office in Port Hope and the Newcastle papers te Bowman- This works nilch be-tter and it is possible that Ihe papers couid be in the hands of the subscriber by Wednesday pon, no need for anything later titan Thursday. I must aise say thiat those at botb post offices are jnost rindly and helpfu 1. Last week 'bris was taking phone calîs in abundance Thursday with dthe Orono Times net arriving te die Newtonville, Kendal and qewcastle sub- scribers, On Friday t!ie message came eut that the papefs had arrived but that 1 had left the Bowmanviile bag in Port Hope and the Port Hope bag in BU>wmaflville. Al figures were pointed te me as the cuiprit. Now one wdjuld wonder how eut of just two mail bags, well labelled, one could cause such a mix-up. But tle evidence was conclusive even though I couldn't imagine it happ2nlng. 1 took the, full responsibilitY. Having c0ffee with Bill Bunting and ih Carmian a couple of days later at Dulees I told the story. d'f course they just sbook their heacis and mentioned old age setting id. But Bill Carnian suggested that, perhaps the problemn of the mix- up was in the freper tagging of the bags. Hey I nieyer theught of that and here 1 was taking ail the flack when perhaps there was someone else jnvelved in this mix-up. This was mjontîoned te Chnis but there was n& push to resoive just what miglif have happened. Best te share the responsibiiity and hope for Wetter things in the future. But don't blaffle the mail man). r DENTISTRY FOR THE FAMILY <General Dentistry including Orthodonties and Implan ta) DR. B. KOSTIUK, B.Sc., D.DS. DENTAL OFFICE ONE 30 Cobbledick Street Orono, Ontario cail 983-5825 New Patients Welcome 1 Saturday Appoinument Available Well you 've reached a haif a century From A round HOME' DENTAL OFFICE TWO 5 King Street E. Newcastle, Ontario call 987-5256 To Allan Downes: Te Allan Downes of the Kendal His Who throughout the years have given us thriils His kindness and humer is second to none Whenever you are around him he is just lots of fun Now that his school busing days are over He now has time te roll in the ciover He's a funny man with lots oU wit His maple syrup and sausage are stili quite a it Hes been a good neighbour through thick and thin But we shouki have him checked eut at the old iunney bin We wish him the bcst in years te foilow From his neighbours across from the Kendal Hoilow. Bill, Judy, Cindy, Tracy -qq4r,