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Orono Weekly Tlmes, Wedncsclay, October 18, 1~8 - 7 Newcastle Lions Third Annual Fa!! Colour Tour Waste Reduction Week _____________________November 4 - 10: The Future Is R's The Newcastle Lions o nce again had a successful senior's bus tour this year. On September 30, the third annual Fail Colour Tour took 90 seniors to Algonquin Park to look at the beautiful fail colours. The group really enjoyed the trip. Here the travellers pose up at Algonquin Park. Unit 1, U.C.W. met on October 9th under the leader- ship of Marie West, Dorothy Barnett and Jessie Watkins. -Plans were finaiized-for the "Showcase" on Saturday, October i 9th at Orono United Church from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Ths is a great chance to, shop without tramping through mails. Vendors include: Fran Lunn - Christmas crafts; Janet Griffin - Scott- art; Judy Leek- dried flower arrangements, j ewellery; Sherreil Leetooze- history books, afghans; Anne Bal Mary Kay cosmetics, Melaleuca; Melanie Sharp, Yvonne Trafford -woodcraft; Julie Conway- Beaulieu - Watkins products; Cindy Pound - ceramics; Doris Sinclair - candies; Sandra Topper - reflexology gift certifi- cates; Elaine Dillon, Bonnie Tasma - Avon; Una Warner - ladies' clothing; Robin Rivers - Tupperware; Heather Johnston - Regal, baked goods; Corinne Alin - family charms; Lillian Miller- crystal ware; Krista Dales- Jocus toys. -the Bible study based on a verse from the Book of Job prompted a wide range of topics for discussion including the many beliefs, about what fol- lows death; the "you can't take it with you" philosophy;, and the worldly things that people yeamn Heather Rebekah Lodge Off icers On Tuesday evening Lodge opened according to the Ritual with Sister Viola Venderveen Noble Grand assisted by Sister Barb Patterson, Vice Grand Visitors were welcomed from Duke of Kent Lodge, Cobourg, Ganaraska, Lodge, Port Hope, Beehive Lodge, Bowmanville, Maybelle Lodge, Port Perry, Oshawa No. 3, Lodge Oshawa, Benevolent Lodge, Whitby. Sister Vemna Atwood, District Deputy President, of District No. 7 West, was introduced and welcomed by Noble Grand. Sister Lois Crider, District Deputy President of District No. 8 Oshawa East, was introduced and welcomed by Noble Grand. Sister Lois Crider District Deputy President and staff then installed the new officers of Heather Rebekah Lodge for 1996 & 97 in a very dignified manner and the floor work was done very beautiful. Sister Barb reported she had sent out four thinking of you cards, one sympathy and one Baby Congratulations card. Sister Lorna gave a report on the Benevolent work. Sister Glad reported on the Bazaar meeting held at Sister Glad and ail sisters will be asked to work and donate. Sister Marilyn is in charge of the Grab bags and asked if the sisters could being their donations at the next two -meetings s0 the bags can be fiiled before Bazaar time. Sisters Isabelle Trim & Glad Brown were wished Happv Birthdays. Sister Verna Atwood. D. D. P. was asked to speak and she thanked the Lodge for inviting her to, our installation and she really enjoyed the work. Sister Lois Crider our D.D.P. also spoke a few words and broùght greetings from the President of the Rebekah Assembly. Sister Lois also presented each officer instailed a pretty heart with our Lodge number on it and read a lovely poem to ail. Gifts were presented to our District Deputy President for a job well done, our Past Grand sister Viola, Sister Barb our Noble Grand and Sister Shirley for helping us out during the year. Lodge closed and a social time and a delîcîous lunch was served by the Committee. The draw for the Past Noble Grands Quiît was made and Sister Anne Jones troma Oshawa No. 3 Lodge was the lucky winner. Also we were informed today our float in the Parade won Second Prize. After ail our bad luck it sure was a big surprise. On Thursday October 10 the students- and Prinicpal Bob Dwyer donated non-perishable food items that were collected at' the school to the food bank in Newcastle. A big thank you to all the families who participated in making the school's food dnive a success,-; Recycle r I Also feturing: im Lee, Se Dr. White and otî * 20 Incarne- spliting! * 20 Invesment strarte * 5 Ernplayee benefits * 5 Strategies for redi *.5 Estate planning fip *3 Ways ta earn regul *90 Minutes of pure t( Â11 Mai Prese Ken Sr i Fortu 13 Jo November 4 -lOth is Ontario's twelfth annual event promoting waste reduction. The theme for this year's event is "The Future Is R's - Make it Toxic Free... Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!" The week long cam- paign aims to increase Ontario's awareness of the need to reduce. reuse, recycle and to reinforce the idea that individ- uais can make a difference to their local environment. Waste Reduction Week is an annual project of the Recycling Council of Ontario, a non-prof- it environmental advocacy group dedicated to educating the various sectors of Ontario society about waste mmîimiza- tion. Each year hundreds of munîcipalities, citizens, busi- nesses and industries organize activities to strengthen aware- ness concerning thevolume of waste which we collectively gen- erate. These activities help instill a sense of individual responsibility in solving the garbage problem. Peter Watson, Manager of Waste Reduction at The Region of Durham said, "If we're gomng to divert 50% of our waste from landfill by the year 2000, every- one ill have to participate." In each of Durham Region's eight municîpalities, special events, contests, draws and dis- plays for Waste Reduction Week are coordinated by municipal staff and volunteers from the community. 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