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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 18, 1997 Orono Masonic Lodge Honors 50-Year Member The Orono Masonic Lodge No. 325 recently paid tribute to one of its longest serving members. members. Dr. A.F. McKenzie (seated, second from right), received his 50-year pin. Dr. McKenzie was the Lodge's Grand Master in 1947. Seen here, front row seated (1-r), arc: Worshipful Brothers Malcolm McKenzie, Don Rees, Dr. McKenzie, and 1996-97 Ontario District Deputy Grand Master, David K. Tillcock. Second row, (1-r), Right Worshipful Brother Klaas Schoenmaker, Worshipful Brothers Robert McCutcheon and Floyd Nicholson, Right Worshipful Brother Herb Duvall, Very Worshipful Brother Norm Allin, and Right Worshipful Brother Wayne Bailey. Back row, (1-r), Brother A1 Plummer, Worshipful Brother John Duvall, Brothers Bob Irvine, Eric Gareau, Jim Irvine, Jamie Cowan, and Worshipful Brother Brian Schoenmaker. Newcastle Lions News New Officers and Members Welcomed In preparation for the new Lions year, beginning on July 1, the Newcastle Lions Club held their Installation of Officers on June 11 at the Port of Newcastle Marina. The affair took place in a large tent on the marina grounds and was ably catered by the marina staff. President Terry Graham acted as chairman and welcomed welcomed the 30 members with their spouses as well as seven guests to the annual event. . After a delicious hot and cold buffet dinner, Chairman Terry asked the Induction Committee to assemble and induct two new members into the Newcastle Lions Club. Past Zone Chairman, R. Lovekin ably assisted by five Past Presidents proceeded to induct Dwight Napier, sponsored by Lion Denis Walker and Jean Graham, sponsored by Lion Terry Graham into the Newcastle Lions Club. After the induction the new Lions were warmly welcomed by all present. Next, Lion Terry asked Past District Governor, Lion Brenton Rickard to install the new slate of officers who had been elected to their offices at a previous meeting. Installed were Lions Peter DeJong as Lion Tamer, Sam Lemon as Tail Twister, Dennis Walker and Garry Saxby as one year Directors, Joe Mendonca and Greg Forget as two year Directors, John Bugelli as Treasurer, Frank Hoar as Secretary, Mike Carter as Third Vice President, Paul Bennett as Second Vice President, Mike Swaga as First Vice President and George Rickard as President. Lion Terry asked Past District Governor, Lion Brenton Rickard to come up for a second time. This time to present a Life Membership Country Comfort Book now and beat the heat! J OPTIMA 2.5 Central Air Conditioner from *1650. Installed W FREE r n WINTER COVER Let s Deal! on units Ductwork • Furnaces INSTALLED Fireplaces JUNE 16 - JULY 30/97 47 King Street West, Bowmanville 697-0621 5l YEARS (/CANADIAN Comfort KêëëüiîB OJ.P. Award to a Lion that he had sponsored in 1961. This Lion, Stan Powell, along with his wife, Kay, came forward to accept this prestigious honour. Brenton noted that Lion Stan had held almost all the offices and had served on most of the committees in this club during his years of membership as well as having 100% attendance attendance since 1968. Lion Stan is always one of the first to volunteer volunteer for any task and is well deserving of this award. Lion Terry presented certificates certificates of appreciation to many Newcastle Lions who had made his year special. In his "remarks from the Outgoing President" Terry thanked all Lions for their special special efforts during the 50th Anniversary Year. Commenting that he had a great year and felt that the club had lived up to the Lions • Motto "We Serve". . Following "the passing of the gavel" President-elect, Lion George Rickard, listed his six goals for the Newcastle Lions for the upcoming year. These goals include making the club a five-star club; making making the club a family association; association; making the meetings informative and interesting, establishing long term projects; projects; giving the club a health check-up and supporting Lion Terry Graham in his Zone Chairmanship. Lion Ed Majer reminded everyone that the chicken Barbecue will be held at the Newcastle Community Hall on June 22. Most tickets are sold and lots of help will be required to make this project a success. ZERO DOWN 1110 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY LOCAL (905) TOR. LINE (905) 666-1772 686-1745 ht1p://www.hondal .com Oshawa|jfj| Honda Hal c Hwy. #2 Q (Dundas) x News from Newcastle • by Hazel and Jack Crago • Page II Here we arc again with two reminders! Taxes are due June 27th and Newcastle Ratepayers meet at Newcastle Community Hall on Thursday, June 26 at 7:30 p.m. Newcastle Seniors enjoy their June dinner out, with cards following at the Newcastle Community Hall on Thursday, June 19. On Friday, Mrs. Beth Markle, Scarborough, spent the day with her mother, Mrs. Kathleen Powell, lunch in Port Hope and searching the antique shops (among them Ric and Marilyn Pearce's) was enjoyable. enjoyable. Sunday visitors with Kay and Stan Powell were Beth and Wayne Markle, Scarborough, their daughter Alyssa Hewson, Whitby, Helen Markle, Judy Powell, Lynn Pigott of Oshawa, Dale Hunt, Adrien and Grayden, of Pontypool. Last week Mr. Harry Wade spent five days in Paris and Burford. On Saturday many Newcastle Lions members, wives and guests attended the 7th annual fresh trout fish fry presented by the Bewdlcy and District Lions Club at the Lions Hall in Campbellcroft. On Wednesday Vance and Marguerite Cooper, Oshawa, Ewart Robinson, Starkville, Jack Kimball, Port Granby and Kathleen Kimball enjoyed luncheon luncheon at the Dutch Oven followed followed by a social afternoon at Kathleen's home. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell attended the Fiesta Parade in Oshawa on Sunday, June 15, when granddaughter Cassandra Sundslrom, who was chosen Little Miss Glen Stewart, rode in a convertible with her father, Martin. The family enjoyed a Father's Day barbecue at the Sundstrom home in Oshawa after the parade. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade were Friday overnight visitors with Greg and Stephany Wade, Derek and Tyler, of Dundas. On Wednesday afternoon Jack and Hazel Crago visited Dennis and Donna Morrow, Bethany. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of James McCaustlin whose funeral service service was held on Tuesday evening, June 17 at the Newcastle Funeral Home. Birthday greetings to Yvonne Martin, Joe Darrach, Trevor Jones, Wendy Couch, Todd Vanstone, Bill Wade, Celina Alldread and Marlene Sheehan. Congratulations and best wishes to Ben and Narda Hoogkamp, Susanne and Reinhold Schumann, Ron and Bertha Powell on their June wedding anniversaries. Among those attending Wally and Jean McKnight's 50th wedding anniversary at Ebenezer were Jack and Hazel Crago. On their way home they called on Mrs. Bertha Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa, accompanied by Myrtle Alldred, were among the cousins who attended Fred and Bernice Henderson's 50th wedding celebration at their Newtonvillc home. Miss Jenna Nugent enjoyed Shannon Rankin's fourth birthday birthday party on Saturday. On Father's Day Jenna Nugent entertained her family. Helping Jenna and parents, Annette and Doug at this celebration celebration were great grandmother Myrtle Alldred, grandparents Doug and Lois Rowe, uncle Barry Rowe, aunt Donna and her husband Brian Bannister of Bowmanville. On Tuesday, June 24th, in the Centennial Room of the Newcastle Community Hall the Horticultural Society holds its annual Rose Show. Bring your roses and exhibits between 6 and 7:30 p.m. Lori Kelm will speak on perennials. Following the baptism of Brynn Margaret -Jean Rickard on Sunday, June 15, 1997, parents parents Robin and Doug Rickard and brothers Joel and Keegan entertained the following to lunch. Reverend Donald and Sheila Stiles, Beverly Elaschuk and son Danny, Oshawa, Wendy and Whitney Rickard, Jane Roughen and Dave lbollson, Jean and Brenton Rickard. Father's Day guests of Robin and Wendy Rickard, Rudy and Whitney, were her parents Freda and Wendell Trincer, Orono, Paul, Sandy and Kelly Plumlree, Bev and Ken Elaschuk, Darren and Danny, Oshawa, Jean and Brenton Rickard. On Wednesday the Rickards visited Thelma Leslie in Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto. After the Fish Fry in Campbellcroft on Saturday Jean and Brenton Rickard visited visited Nancy Fodcn, Cobourg. Recent visitors with Mrs. Lena Graham were Mrs. Muriel Walls and friends, Kingston, Mr. Jack Kimball, Port Granby, Fred, Mclva and Jessica Graham Toronto, Janet and Stephanie Hodsoli, Cobourg. What a lovely, day Bernice and Fred Henderson had for their 50th wedding anniversary celebration at their home in Newtonville on Sunday afternoon, afternoon, June 15. About 230 attendants signed the guest book. Along with their immediate immediate families of Carol and Peter were Bernice's sisters Olive Henderson, Dorothy Gilmer, Marie Trim, and Marilyn Wade and brother Ross Brown, Fred's sister Mary Wade and brother Cecil and Bev Henderson and wives. Many neighbours, friends and relatives relatives enjoyed the lovely gardens. gardens. Congratulations, Fred and Bernice! News from St. George's On Thursday evening the ACW's of St. George's and St. Saviour's enjoyed a combined outing to the Herongate Theatre. With parishioner Marg Wind as the skillful bus driver, the group had a fine buffet dinner dinner followed by a hilarious production production of Neil Simon's play "Rumors". At the Sunday, June 15th services, fathers were greeted at the door with a carnation carnation to wear and the flowers at the altar were given by the ACW in honour of fathers everywhere. The Advisory Board meets on June 19th at 7:30 p.m and the Parish Picnic lakes place after the service on June 22nd. Everyone welcome to both! United Church Flowers gracing the sanctuary sanctuary of Newcastle United Church on Sunday, June 15th were placed in memory of Tom Wilson by his wife June and family. Beautiful irises from the garden of Bertha Fisher were also in the church. Lay readers were Ken Boyd and son Nicholas. Welcomed into the fellowship fellowship of the church were adults Sharon Lee Hutcheson and Krista Natalie Moffatt (by confirmation), confirmation), Deborah Landry by transfer from Chateauguay United Church, Ronald Landry and Ronald Moffatt by reaffirmation reaffirmation of Faith. Fathers, grandfathers and three great grandfathers were honoured. The anthem When We Walk with Jesus was much appreciated. appreciated. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated when Reverend Donald Stiles christened christened the following: Desiree Blair, daughter of David and Corinne (Jack) Bender; Wesley Carter, son of Warren and Sharon (Dempster) Hutcheson; Brynn Margaret-Jean, daughter of Douglas and Robin (Ibbotson) Rickard; and Timothy Jeffrey, son of Jeffrey and Mary (Kessler) Stapleton. June 29 and July Newcastle United Church will be closed. Services will be held at ten o'clock at Kirby United Church on Sundays July 6 and 20 and at Orono United Church July 13 and July 27. Retirement programme for Reverend Donald Stiles begins at 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 22nd, 1997. ®fje Canadian Statesman Sidewalk Celebration Saturday, June 21st at 11:00 a.m. Free registration beginning at 9:00 a.m. at location Pre-teens - ages up to 12 Teens - 13 to 19 Hula-Hoop Contest in front of our office during the Sidewalk Sale Adults - ages 20 and up Seniors - over 60 Trophies for 1st place. 2nd and 3rd - Keep Your Hoop. Judging will be based on length of time contestants keep the Hula-Hoop around their body. Eï)e Canadian Statesman 62 King St. W.623-3303 Bowmanville J3L MUNICIPALITY OF arinqton ONTARIO NOTICE OF LfiNE REDUCTIONS Beaver Street North, Andrew Street and George Street, Newcastle. Municipal Contract No. CL97-7 Please be advised that Bishop Construction will be undertaking construction operations on Beaver Street North from King Street to Andrew Street, on George Street from Beaver Street North to 85 metres easterly and on Andrew Street from Beaver Street North to 85 metres easterly. The Contractor plans to mobilize on site the week of June 23, 1997 and to commence construction on June 24, 1997. During the construction period all streets will be closed to through traffic with one lane open to local traffic. Periodic closure of roads to all traffic will be in affect as construction requirements dictate. The reconstruction is scheduled to be completed by August 29, 1997. We apologize for any inconvenience incurred by the travelling public as a result of the work of this Contract. Bishop Construction Ltd. 75 FcrnstalT Court, Unit #15 CONCORD, Ontario LAK3R3 1-905-738-5600 (OJ.P.