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October 4. 1995 ? f rom Newcastle by Betty Formosa Newcastle I. G.A. manager Tenzen Gyaltsan, along -wlth one of bis store's employees, Ray, presented a cheque for $1,285 ta the vice-principal of the Newcastle Public School, Denise Prentice, and Beverly Palmer, one of the members of the school's fundraising The grand opening of the new store in, Newcastle called Country Creations was held on Saturday, September 30. The store manager Sylvia Carriere stated that she chose ta open her shop in aur fair village due ta the fact of the The official opening of the Clarlngton East F'ood Bank, located- at 131 King Street East in Newcastle, was held on Saturday-, September 20. Members of the Ist Newcastle, Beavers and Cubs were among those present that day and after the speeches were over they presented the wagon load of non-- perishable food,- that they had collected, ta the food bank. Then the chairman, Reverend Don Stiles, alang with cauncillor Ann Dreslinski and co-ordnator commlittee. The money was raised by the I.G.A.- through the sale of spring plants and will be used for the school's playground fund. The I.G.A. also held a barbeque and collected grocery tapes. A big, thank you goes out ta Tenzen and ail of bis employees for friendliness of the other shop owners and aiso the warm welcome the residents of our fair village extended to, her., She started her business out of her home five years ago and would like ta take this time ta say thank you ta Beth Lamb shared the honour of the opening with the ribbon cutting ceremony. Reverend George Mahan of the Newcastle Pentecostal Church then said a short prayer after which he thanked everyone for attending and then invited them ta help themselves ta the refreshments that had been prepared. If yau would like ta make a donation il can be dropped off at the food bank or any of the local churches. Cash donations rnay be left their generous donation and ail of their hard work and dedication from ail the staff and students who attend the Newcastle Public- School. Pictured is Tenzen Gyaltsan, with Beverly Palmer, Denise Prentice and Ray. bath farnily and friends for ahl of their lave anid support and for helping ta make her lifelong-dream of owning her-own business become a reality. Pictured Robert James Swain (father) and Sylvia Carriere, owner. at the C.I.B.C. in, Newcastle. No food is ta be left at the bank as previously stated. 1 apalogîze for any inconvenience this may have caused. Everyane at the food bank wauld like ta take this time ta say thank you ta the manager of Coffee Time for his generous donation of danuts.' They helped- make the celebration the GREAT SUCCESS it turned out ta bc. Pictured Wendy Skon- Jack Lauzon- Tic Tac Akela (Head Leader); (Beaver & Cub Leader). Beaver - Alex Lauzon and COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK REPAIRS DIESEL ENGINES- CUMMINS, DETROIT & CAT RADIO DISPATCHED TOW TRUCKS MOBILE MECHANICAL SERVICE TRUCK R. R. 1. ORONO, ONTARIO 4 MILES NORTH 0F 401, LOB 1MO ON HWY. 115 &35 PHONE (905) 983-9151 . À 0 I» SERVING DURHAM REGION SINCE 1841 FUNERAL SERV'ICES PRE-ARRANGED & PREPAID 'Wh4ere Professiona('Etiquiette is Important' Funeral Directors Paul R. Morris Rober-t E. Wiliams Gary M. Conway DOL'g R. Rutherford ANS WERING YOUR (2-ALL 24 HOURS H.W.J. Wood Industries Inc. w;zq=mu,%~o 6 2«d&t# ad Sewbtee WINDOWS * WINDOWS e WINDOWS NOT 5 YEAR, NOT 10 YEAR, NOT 20 YEAR BUT LIFETIME WARRANTY VINYL REPLACEMENT Whioh Covers Seats_, Vinyl, and Hardware *Euro-Tech Vinyl Windows* WE ARE So CONFIDENT 0OF OUR WINDOWS THATr WE WARRANTrY THEM FOR LIFE I-nstallations Available cali (905) 786-2979 For Free Estimates im