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Heather Rebekah lodge have open installation On Tuesday evening we bad a very fimportant evening of the Installation of Officers. Sister Gwen welcomed al visitors present and Sister Olive introduced Bro. Walter Griffin, District Deputy Grand Master of District'No. 41. Sister Gwen and lodges wel- comed him. Sister Olive then introduced Sister Barbara Montgomery, District Deputy President of Osbawa #8 East, Sister Gwen and lodges wel- comed ber and she was pre- sented witb yellow roses. Sister Barb Montgomery, D.D.P. had ber commission read by Sister Nýorma. A recess was then called and we proceeded to tbe Orono Town Hall where an Open Installation took place.'This was done very beautifiully by Sîster Barbara and ber installing team fromn Ganaraska Lodge. The next order of business - we were lnvited to several Lodges to watch the Installation of Officers to Sunshine Lodge on Monday night, to Maybelle on Tuiesday night; to Beehive on Monday, October 26 and to Cobourg Lodge- on November 3 for an, Open Installation and also to Ganaraska Christmas Tea & Bazaar on November 7. A tbank-you card fromn Mr. & Mrs. Jenry Duvaîl for hav- ing served dinner on their 5th Wedding Anniversary. Happy Birtbday was sung, to Sister Gladys Brown. Sister Betty Major gave a report why we were at the Town Hall this evening. The Orono Town Hall is celebrating 100 years old and askedf different orga- nizations to belp participate with tbem. Heatber Rebekah Lodge was instituted in this Hall 51 years ago last Marcb. A meeting was called by the President of the Rebekab Assembly for tbe purpose of instîtuting a Rebekab Lodge in Orono. It was beld in tbe Town Hall at 3:-30 p.m. on Marcb 26, 1947. Sister Mabel Disney, Past President of the Rebekah Assembly and from tbe Osbawa Lodge acted as Vice Grand assisting the President Sister Fletcher. Sister Gladys Morgan, D.D.P. was also from Oshawa Lodge and was the musician. There were five chartered Brothers and six chartered. Sisters, aIl have passed away, we still have one chartered member left Sister Hattie Wilson. There were five Brothers and thirty-three Sisters join the Lodge that evening. Brother Griffin brought greetings from the Grand Lodge of Ontario. Sister Barbara Montgomey brought greetings from the Rebekab Assembly and also outlined the President's program. Lodge closed according to, the Ritual and Heather Officers and members formed a circle and ail sang Bless Be The Tide Tbat Binds. We al retired to the Lodge Hall, wbere lunch was served to a large crowd. Clarington .residents Iosing hair for Big Brothers Five Clarington residents could be looking for toques to keep their heads warmn as the target for shavlng their heads quickly approaches in Big Brothers of Clarington Understanding, Generous. Lovable, You (U.G.L.Y.) Contest. Losing his head (of hair) first was Martin Wood from the Bow & Fiddle as tbey sur- passed their goal of $750.00. During the weekend, Alex Hunter bad bis bead sbaved as the restaurant succeeded in passing their new target of $1100. The last to lose bis hair if the goal of $2000 is reacbed will be a regular cus- tomer known as T-Mac. Tim Powers of Tim's Fiftb Wbeel will also need a hiead warmer as the truck stop is quickly closing in on their tar- get of $1500. Councillor Troy Young bas, also agreed to shave bis head if Silk's Cafe reaches their target of $500 and with agood week it looks, like he will be heading for council chambers with a new look. To help reacb tbeir goal, the Bow & Fiddle are holding raffles and asking suppliers for assistance. Raffles are also being beld at Hanc's Too and Massey House. Tickets for a bus trip to Casino Rama on October 24 are on sale at Tim's Fiftb Wheel and Tim's Fifth Wheel will also be con- ducting a "Slave" Auction amâong its employees. 1The ten establishments involved'bave raised over $5000 s0 far for Big Brothers of Clarington's friendsbip pro- grams. Currently, Leslie, Bowi & Fiddle with $1644 is lead- ing the way and is followed closely by Michelle, King Street Bar & Grill witb $14130. Janet, Tim's Fifth Wbeel and Margaret, Hanc's Too are doing their best to catchi the leaders witb $883.20 an-d $647.31 respectively. Ini fifth place is Sophie. Massey Bouse wvitbi $390.74 anid she is beinig chased by Terry, Swiss chalet with $302. Paul, Eastside Mario's; Belinda, Silk's Cafe and Lisa, Port Darlington Marina are slowly gaining ground and witb a good week could challenge the lead. Customers can show their support for their favourite server and'bring tbem one step dloser to winning the U.G.L.Y. trophy and great OfNTARIO FARM NEWS IT'S WEIGH TIME! The productivity and prof- itability of beef production can be increased through the use of performance records. Performance records can pro vide information for use in management, culling and selection decisions. Cali your local weigh person and make arrangements to take wean- ing weights on your 1998 caif crop. It will be time and money well spent. Remember, "If you can't measure it, you can't maniage it". Beef Improvement Club Contacts: Durham East - Ian Rudkin, R R #1, Blackstock, Ont. LOB IBO (905) 986- 4113; Durham West - Kevan Gretton, R. R, #6, Woodville, Ont. KOM 2T0 (705) 439-2831 and York - Don Rae, PLR.R #2, Pefferlaw, Ont. LOE INO (705) 437-2461. CROP REPORT byNeil Moore, Crop Specialist, Port Perry Weather - Day tempera- tures ranged from the mid teens to low twentles over the last two weeks and nlght tem- peratures ranged from O0 to 12. Scattered thundershow- ers the last Wednesday left 5 to 20 mm. Heat units contin- ue to add and have exceeded 3300 by the- end of September. Crops- Winter wheat - The winter wheat crop has been planted with littie difficulty and most late planted 'fields have emerged'and appear even. Corn - High moisture bar- vest is complete and regular harvest is underway. Most are reporting above average yields, excellent, test weigbt, and moistures in the teens or low twenties.'1 Soybeans - Soybean har- vest bas been completed on Most farms witb neariy 90% harvested. Yields are reported as above average with only a couple of problem fields below average. White bean yields were also above average. Pasture and Hay -, Pastures- are stili holding up as the grazing season nears an end. Haying is continuing as farm- ers takeadvantage of the growtb after the rest period for alfalfa. prizes for depositinig their $$votes$$ (one loonie, or more). Their,$$votes$$ go directly to Big Brothers of Clarington providing much needed financial support for friendship matches and on- going programs. Look for details on upcom- ing events and plan to come out and support the U.G.L.Y. Server Contest and Big Brothers of Clarington. It's kids stuff! Red Clover for seed bas been harvested over the last several weeks with yields from 60 to 300 lbs./acre reported. 'N Northcutt Elliott liFuneral Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Family Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funeral Services Prearranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - Out of Town Shipping CORY KUIPERS - PRESIDENT 53 Division Street 623-5668 Bowmanville, Ontario LIC 2Z8 OFF STREET PARKING HELP WANTED' FULL TIME CO-ORDINATOR 4. 4. The Clarington Older Aduit Association requires a tul time co-ordinator to administer and nmarket the newly renovated Clarington Beech Centre and to plan and implement activities for seniors. The applicant must be able to work independently, be highly organized, resourceful and possess strong interpersonal'and com- munication skills. Knowledge of the local area woulId be an asset. Evening and weekend work will be required. Resumes must be submitted to our office at 26 Beech Avenue, bowmanville ON Ml C 3A2 by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, October 23, 1998. We thank ail those who subinit applications, however,, only those to be interviewed will be contacted. Ail applica- tions previously submittecl will be reviewed. NOW OpEN UN ORONO /1 A e IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE 983-5301 BuyV&SeII âWe us/.taeams ntig Jewellery - TV's - VCR'S - Stereos - Guitars * CD's Movies - Games (sega, saturn, playstation) - Etc... 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