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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 18,1991 15 BIG BROTHERS RAISE FLAG - A flag-raising held at the Town Hall in Bowmanville marked the official launching of Big Brothers Month. During September, Big Brothers are making an extra effort at fund-raising, recruiting volunteers and generally promoting the organization. r; ? J(;i b)i no' Jr!tt iim -IT; 1 HI' U> ; noi l;:o -V." □ BRANDOM E Mr 1ÆÊÊMJL MB a AT BRANDOM KITCHENS' FALL WAREHOUSE SALE •Complete Kitchens Starting at <1,000 •Scratch & dent & factory seconds •Cabinets for every purpose •Bathroom vanities :& marble tops •Miscellaneous construction materials & trim Ikh! SEPT. 18 th co 22 nd RAILROAD a A • N Bssdine Rd Bfmdom E| <5 Bowman vile 432-3300 1732 Baseline Road Coürticé Mon.,Tues. Wed., Thurs. Fri. Saturday Sunday 8 a.m.-5,p.m. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ÜEÜSEIJ Sept. 22 10 a.m.-4 p.m. ttnacleBBEi Efe CABINET 11. 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For Iruo value, action 4 answers - Wally (416) 626-1794 alter 6pm, weekends, Free brochure, Cllp- save. SPAN-TECH STEEL BUILDINGS LTD. Quality buildings al an alfordablo price, wood/sloel or all steel, largo or small. Don't lake chances, talk lo Ihe specialists, 1-800-561-2200. CLEARANCE ON END OF SUMMER Inventory ol Steel Buildings, Save $$$, 20x30 $2,092, 40x60 $6,117, Ploneer/Econospan 1-800-668-5422, BEST BUILDING PRICES - Steel Slrallwall Typo - nol quonsel - 32x40 $5920; 40x64 $8556; 50X96 $15,331; 60x120 $21,270 • non-oxpandable ond(s), other sizes available - llmllod sleol - Paragon - 24 Hours 1-600-263- 6499. BUILDINGS. Plowing Match Special, Quonsels, "S' Models and Stralghlwalls, Factory has allocated 29 Buildings, Various sizes, No roasonablo offer rolusod, Call Future 1- 800-668-0653, STEEL BUILDING SALE: 20X30 $2632; 25X36 $3762- 33X40 $5058; 40X60 $7071, Prices Include Steel EndwaJIs and All Taxes, Priced lo cloar Call 1-000-668-4338 or (416)842-2100, Your ad could appear In community newspapers In Ontario, or right across Canada, or any Individual province. Space Is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Todayl . M. ..-MH - _J Nestleton U.C.W. Meets in September Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker General U.C.W. Meeting Held The general meeting of the Nestleton U.C.W. was held in the church, September 12, with president Arlene Malcolm in th chair. She welcomed members and guests, and read a poem entitled, "Ordinary Folks" from Country Preacher's notebook. notebook. Quite a lengthy business period was conducted and items included - Nestleton U.C.W. Church Service is scheduled for Sunday, September September 29 at 11 :15 a.m. A good attendance is hoped for. Another Another item of interest - the U.C.W, are ordering church plates in the near future for sale and may be used for gifts. The Prayer Rocks made by Barb Weir sold well. (Arlene turned the meeting over to leader Mabel Cawker). The inspirational devotional was presented by Anita Davis entitled "Covenant" (The promise of God to bless those who obey Him). The scripture was read by Bernice Mairs and taken from Genesis 9-8-15 Exodus Exodus 19-5 and Mark 14-24. Anita closed with a hymn and prayer. Gwen Malcolm played for the hymn. A short program consisted of instrumentals. Lawrence Malcolm played his "Keyboard" "Keyboard" beautifully - first he gave a rendition of "Memories" "Memories" and then he played a ■ lively tune we all loved "Give My Regards To Broadway." Applause greeted him at the close. Heather Malcolm (a Grade eight student in music) played Memories and Presto from Grade eight conservatory. A very good performance for Heather with those difficult numbers. Guest speaker Marilyn Wallace Wallace was introduced by Mabel Cawker. Marilyn went to India in February with friends Reverend Reverend Eric Reble and Jean Reble of Kitchener who were returning returning to India after 25 years absence. absence. It proved to be a delightful delightful experience for Marilyn and she would like to go back to India again. She told us a great many interesting "highlights" about her trip-food reasonable and consisted mainly of vegetables vegetables and fruits - rice, bread, . etc. the many churches that were shown, and different vehicles vehicles of transportation - items to buy were inexpensive, and so forth. One highlight was a baby elephant four days old. Her slides and personal vies and interests with a few souvenirs souvenirs to look at were just great. A most enjoyable armchair trip for all present. Neta Fish thanked Marilyn at the close. Many present had a look at her souvenirs. She was warmly thanked with applause. applause. A tasty buffet lunch was provided by the Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. So pleased to have a number from Black- stock with us, for this pleasant evening. Blue Ray Chapter Hosts Members Night Blue Ray Chapter complet ed their Love and Happiness year 1990-91 in fine style with W.M. Elas Bongard and W.P. Fred Alton welcoming members members and guests to the East. The meeting was held in the Masonic Temple, Port Perry, September 12, with sisters and brothers from many Chapters present. All Officers were present for the final meeting for W.M. Elsa and W.P. Fred's members night. During the business, year end reports were presented indicating indicating a banner year in Benevolent Benevolent work. We do thank our Worthy Matron and Patron and their corp of Officers for a fine year just completed. Introductions included many dignitaries: two Past Grant Matrons - Sister Betty Macintosh and Sister Marie Woodward, our new D.D.G.M. Jean Simpson, and several P.D.D. G.M's. An Affiliation Ceremony for Sister Lynda Clements into Blue Ray; and those receiving Life Memberships Memberships were Karel Nottingham presented by Jack, Betsy Stani- land and Joyce Taylor by Margaret Margaret Cornish. Honorary memberships memberships received were Audrey DeBeaupre by Marg Jeffrey, Marie Woodward by Karel Nottingham, Pat Ward by Fred Alton, Betty Dowden by Elsa Bongard, and Betty Macintosh by Marilyn Jones. The Charter was draped in loving memory of Sister Marjorie Marjorie Edwards who passed away in May. After Chapter closed a lovely lovely buffet - arranged and convened convened by Sister Elas and Brother Fred. Installation Ceremonies will be held on October 10. A practise practise for the Installing Board will be held Sunday, October 6 at 7 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Please keep this in mind! Families In The News Saturday guests of Lawrence Lawrence and Gwen Malcolm, Nestleton, were daughter Bonnie Bonnie Bilton and children - Sam, Kim, Ben, Rebecca and Joe of Delta. On Sunday,' Lawrence and Gwen attended, the. Langmaid- Brooks Reunion',??. Ebenezer along with grandson Nicholas Malcolm. A . good turnout made for a fine reunion. Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Pt. Rd., were delighted to have friends Stafford and Bessie Cosway, Brooklin, drop in for a visit on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. After visiting and reminiscing reminiscing - a cup of tea was enjoyed. enjoyed. The Emerson - Creed Reunion Reunion was hosted by Edgar and Anne Emerson of Nestleton, on Sunday, September 8 at the lovely old farm home with approximately approximately 35 present. Family members were from Toronto, London, Port Hope, Shelburne and other points. A great get- together for all. Nestleton United Church A very fine attendance on Creation II Sunday, September 15, 11:15 a.m. with Janice and Claire MacKenzie at the door. TOWN OF NEWCASTLE The following is a list of candidates who have registered for the November 12, 1991 Election, MAYOR Ann Cowman Diane Hamre REGIONAL COUNCILLOR Ward One Darlington/Courtice Larry Hannah Amot Wotten Ward Two Bowmanville Ken Hooper John Vanglnhoven Ward Three Orono, Newcastle, Clarke Township RolfBalentin John Blogg Ann Dre.sllnskl Frank Harris HYDRO COMMISSION George Moore Pat Plngle Paul Reesor SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD Cecil MacKesey Marie Hubbard Matthew Morra LOCAL COUNCILLOR Ward One Darllngton/Courtice Mary Jo Boyes Mary Novak Ken Smith Ward Two Bowmanville Ken Bromley Ward Three Orono, Newcastle, Clarke Township James Hale David Scott SCHOOL BOARD Ward One Laurie Baird Stuart Davison Ward Two Nora Gust Ward Three Deborah Nowlan Reverend Dale Davis conducted conducted the service with Gwen Malcolm Malcolm at the organ. The children's children's theme re-following the leader was interesting; knowing knowing who to follow and what to choose. This was the opening of Sunday School with many happy children on hand to enjoy enjoy their story. A great beginning! beginning! A special musical selection ' was presented by Bernice and Katie Mairs singing in harmony harmony "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" Somewhere" with Steven Mairs accompanying accompanying on his guitar. Warm applause greeted them at the close. A ceremony - Dedication of Leaders, Youth and Children and congregation were reads in turn closing with Prayer. Reverend Dale Davis spoke on "Choosing to Follow" a fine message for the beginning of the fall season of church activities activities - a season of choices! Let us journey together so that God will mean something to us; based on Scripture Mark and James, read by Les MacKen zie. Offering received by the MacKenzie sisters. Service closed with Benediction and ' Three Fold Amen. Nestleton Presbyterian Church Services resumed at Nestlc- ton Presbyterian Church on Sunday, September 8 at 11 a.m. with Reverend Dorothy Macdonald, Orillia, in the pulpit. pulpit. Joyce Taylor was the capable capable organist. Responsive Psalm 649 and Scripture from Kings and Romans Romans and St. Matthew were read. "Is the dog-eared Bible in the parlour of our homes today?" today?" God speaks to us in every every day living situations and gives us strength providing loving care. On Sunday, September 15, Reverend Macdonald conducted conducted the service at Nestleton with Joyce Taylor at the organ. Danielle Danielle McLamon sang a lovely solo "This is the day" Selection Selection 639 (Psalm 63) was read followed by the children's story story "God in Nature." Reverend Macdonald spoke on "God of all people" a force which pulls us to Him through faith. Notices: Ladies Aid meets Thursday, September 19, 1:30 p.m. in the Church S.S. Room. The 146th anniversary of Nestleton Nestleton Presbyterian will be held September 29 at 11 a.m. Reverend Reverend Wm. Fairley the speaker, and will preach on September 22 as well! Leslie MacKenzie of Nestleton, Nestleton, has been enjoying a most successful season showing showing her saddlebred "Paint Your Wagon" and accumulating a fine collection of red ribbons. The highlight of the year, thus far, occurred at the CNE where this duo won the "Saddleseat Equitation Championship" and the "Champion Junior Show- person Awards." Our heartiest congratulations to Leslie! Elizabethville News by Edna Thickson Last week, the townships fenced off the sideroad in front of our house, leaving only the east outlet from the north. Several in the area attended the Orono fall fair this weekend. weekend. Several attended the bar- beque at Bewdley Saturday night. A wedding was held at Gar den Hill church on Saturday when Kim Yakiwchuk and Kevin Kevin Newell, son of Eric Wig- more were married. Soloist B. 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" Waste Reduction Week SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 6,1991 COMMUNITY EVENTS Children 12 and under - Enter our POSTER CONTEST. Make a poster no larger than 8 1/2* x 14" using non- perishable scrap or waste materials with the theme "How to Reduce Waste". Deliver to any Town of Newcastle Library or the Town Hall before 4:00 p.m. Wed, Oct. 2, 1991. Prizes will be awarded to the best posters. VISIT OUR BOOTH at the Bowmanville Mall - Thurs., Oct. 3 to Sat., Oct. 5 to learn about waste reduction. See the contest contest posters displayed. Win a free composter. The TOXIC TAXI is coming in Jan., Feb. and Mar., 1992. It is designed to provide you with a safe method of disposal of Hazardous Household Wastes. Call 1-800-561-0701 for the ■ pickup schedule. However, the best system for HHW is for you to be less reliant on them. If we reduce our use of HHW, we lessen the problems they create. Plan to attend THE GREEN MAGIC SHOW at the Newcastle Village Town Hall on Sat., Oct. 5 at 2 p.m. Admission is free. Special guest Owen Anderson from Hamilton will delight children children while parents can view 'green' videos upstairs. The Recycling Council of Ontario challenges all citizens of Ontario to make no waste on ZERO GARBAGE DAY, Wed., Oct. 2. Remember to plan for this day when at work, at home or while shopping. Invite a speaker for your school or community group. .Call a phone number listed below. For more Information call 786-2089 or 623-6149. J REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE ^COMPOSTING^ëdücë^garbage by' 1/3. Buy a composter lor $26. from the Region of Durham, or make one yourself. For the nearest vendor's location call 1-800-667-5671. Obtain the brochure '3R's Initiatives for Business, Industry and Institutions 1 or have a free WASTE AUDIT of your business from the Region of Durham. Call 668-7721, BE WASTE CONSCIOUSI Ask yourself "Do I really need this Item? If so, could I buy it in bulk, with minimal packaging or with recyclable packaging?" RETURN EXCESS PACKAGING and 'JUNK MAIL 1 lo the manufacturer, with a copy of your complaint (letter) going to the government. Use the REGIONAL TRANSFER STATION to divert materials from the waste stream. These include tires, metal, corrugated cardboard, oil, propane tanks, appliances, drywall, wood, etc. They are located on Ritson Rd. N., in Oshawa, the Brock Landfill Site and at Regional Road #8 in Port Perry. DONATE or sell clothing, books, furniture, or craft supplies. "One Man's trash is another Man's treasurel" RENT items instead of buying them. Always BUY REUSEABLE items such as cloth shopping bags, washable cups and dishes, cotton diapers, etc, Instead of disposable products. A After you reduce and reuse, recycle by filling your BLUE BOX with cans, glass jars and bottles, and plastic soft drink containers. Place newspapers beside the box. Put your recycling materials out only when your Blue Box is FULL. If you don't have Blue Box pickup in your area, use your local IGLOOS. For the igloo location nearest you call 1-800-561-2954. CLOSE THE LOOP! Buy products made from recycled post-consumer waste. Avoid purchases with the mobi- as loop to i.e. drink containers, unless they are recyclable in Durham Region. RECYCLE YOUR IDEAS! Write a letter, letter, organize waste reduction initiatives where you live, work, shop and play, Join an environmental group. Get Involved! Involved! It's up to youl & Recycling Council of Ontario THE FUTURE IS R'S DURHAM