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Minister Inducted at St. Andrew's An Induction Service was held Tuesday, September 3,1996 at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for the Reverend Mr. T. Hugh Donnelly, B.A..M. Div. Those participating in the service were representatives from the Presbytery of Lindsay-Peterborough. A significant part of Hugh's preparation for ministry was his internship year spent with the congregation of Hopedale Presbyterian Church Oakville, under the supervision of the Reverend Peter Ruddell. A reception and time of fellowship gave everyone an opportunity to meet the Reverend Mr. T. Hugh Donnelly and his wife Laura Alary. Newcastle Lions News The first official meeting of the Lions Club of Newcastle took place in the Lions Rooms at the Newcastle Community Hall on September 11. Twenty three Lions were present for a self-catered dinner of barbecued barbecued chicken; com, beans, baked potatoes and pie a la mode. President Terry Graham acted acted as Chairman and explained that due to the large amount of business that had collected over the summer, there would be no speaker at this meeting. Lions birthdays recognized were, for Dave Adams, Paul Bennett and Dennis Walker. President Terry asked for the club's support in his quest to stand for District Zone 10 S. Chairman for the 1997-98 Lions Lions year. A show of hands gave him 100% support from the membership for this endeavour. endeavour. Youth Chairman Lion John Bugelli passed arotind a plaque received from Newcastle Minor Minor Hockey Association thanking thanking the Lions for their 95-96 sponsorship. A framed certificate certificate was also received from Boy Scouts for Lions Club support for the last 48 years. The Lions Dog Walk A Thon will be held again this year on October 5th in conjunction conjunction with the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce Fall Festival. All monies pledged to this cause will be donated to Lions Foundation of Canada Canine Vision to be used in the training of dogs to help blind, deaf and disabled individuals. Lion Paul Bennett suggested that the Lions Club also get involved involved in the bed race sponsored sponsored by the Downtown Busi ness Improvement Association on the same day. Response to this suggestion was positive, indicating that the Lions will indeed be a top contender in this prestigious event. Bingo Chairman Lions Amos Langley reported bingo receipts from the Durham Central Central Fair were slightly less than previous years. He remarked that, considering the inclement weather, the fair bingo fared very well and expressed thanks to all the supporters. Lion Roy Hopkins reported that the 3rd Annual Newcastle Lions Club Seniors Colour Tour will take place on September September 30 with two busses leaving from the Newcastle Community Hall at 8 a.m. ; They will venture through Northern Ontario to Algonquin Park and back home by 8 p.m. There will be no charge for the transportation but all participants participants will be responsible for their own meals. Stops will be . made at sites where food will be available.' A budget proposal for the upcoming Lions year was presented presented to the members present with final approval to take place at the next regular meeting. meeting. Acting Chairman Seird De- Jong announced the Lions Annual Annual Barbecued Beef Stag Night will be held this year on November 29th. Tickets are available from any Newcastle Lion. MPP John O'Toole will speak on WorkFare at the October October 9th meeting. Guests are welcome, please call Lion Amos Langley to arrange for dinner. THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON 40 TEMPERANCE STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C3A6 1996 FINAL TAX NOTICE SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1996 FINAL TAX NOTICE is due for REALTY AND BUSINESS TAX Second Instalment PAYABLE SEPTEMBER 20,1996 If you have not received your Final Tax Notice, please telephone the Municipal Tax Office at (905) 623-3379. 1996 Taxes are PAYABLE at the locations detailed on the front of the Tax Notice. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. /7\ a MUNICIPALITY OF (^jlorinqton CS-Ind. 5997 ONTAfilO R.L. Swan Tax Collector ©J.P. The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, September 21, 1996 17 Annual Rundle Picnic Celebrates 26th Year The 26th Annual Rundle Picnic was held on September 8, 1996 at Valley view Hall in Oshawa. Fifty-seven members of Herb and Lottie Rundle's family attended this year despite despite it being a very rainy day. We gathered together around 1:00 and were soon feasting on a wide variety of hot and cold dishes. After lunch, our President Lynda Su- pryka welcomed us and called our meeting to order. The minutes of our last picnic picnic (June 12/94) were read by our Sec./Treas., Marilyn Raison. Raison. Our President and Sec. / Treas. agreed to stay on for another another year and Gail MacDonald MacDonald volunteered to look after the sports. It was agreed we would meet next year on the same Sunday, the weekend after Labour Labour "Day. Carol and Herman Talsma volunteered to host next year's picnic at their farm near Sunderland. Happy "50th Anniversary" goes out to John and Dorothy Rundle and John and Florence Oke, both celebrating this fall. Hilton Duckworth and Jim Cunningham did a great job organizing organizing some outside and inside inside sports for everyone including including bowling for the young ones, crokinole for youths and golf putting for men and women. women. 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