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t The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, May 20, 1908 Page 9- Nursing Week at Newcastle's Versacare The nursing staff at Versacare in Newcastle celebrated Nursing Week from Monday, May 11, to Friday, May 15, with a number of activities including a barbecue barbecue and raffle. Here, under the canopy at the front of the building, the nurses and Councillor Troy Young pose for photographers. Versacare in Newcastle has a number of nurses specializing in a variety of areas, and the management wanted wanted to show its support for them during this special week. Don't Miss Dofasco Choir May 25th Newcastle Lions Tour Goodyear The regular meeting of the Newcastle Lions Club was held on May 13th, in the training room of the Bowmanvillc Goodyear Plant. A lovely cold dinner consisting consisting of salads and deli meats was served compliments compliments of Lion Charlie Trim and The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. After dinner Lion Terry Graham took the opportunity to thank the Lions lor their support this past year as he performed the duties of Zone Chairman. In the coming year, as Regional Chairman Lion Terry commented, that he will need the same quality of support and much more of it and after the first of the year as he intends to run for Vice District Governor. Guest Speaker Lion Charlie gave a very interesting interesting talk on the history of the Goodyear plant from its start in the late 1890s to date. The Lions were then given a tour of the plant by Charlie and Ian McPhcc who is in charge of the training room. Lion Charlie was thanked by Brcnton Rickard. Thank you letters were read, from PDG Brenton Rickard for the surprise party, celebrating his 50 years in Lionism and from David McIntyre Park Chairman Doug Harris for a donation to the park. A third letter was read from the Visual Arts Centre of Clarington listing their accomplishments of the past year and their continuing need of the Lions support. Dr. Roy Rowscll, returned a donation that had been given by the club to help a young Guyanian boy and his parent while receiving treatment treatment in Canada under the Derby Fund. Dr. Rowscll commented that the donation may be required at a later date as another child with a very significant heart defect may come to Canada through the Derby Fund. If this can be accomplished, our financial help would be greatly appreciated. appreciated. It was also decided that the club will donate $200 to the Maxine Hutchings intrust intrust fund for Gregory, who came from Newfoundland for a life-saving bone marrow transplant. by Hazel Crago 'The lime has come" the Walrus said, "To talk of many things" -- Lewis Carroll Can't tell you how many years we've been gathering news but last Friday a request was made from the Editorial Staff that no more social items need to be collected. collected. So, dear friends who have been so kind to chat with me every Monday morning, we shall miss you but we thank you. Getting back to the number number of years - In 1977 from the Ontario Weekly Newspaper Association report, the Judge's comments comments in the Champion Correspondent report were these kind words 'If there were honorable mentions in this category, they would go to Hazel and Jack Crago of the Bowmanvillc Statesman'. To all the folks who have remarked how much they enjoy our column, we thank you for your kind remarks. That helped us to continue Newcastle News the work. Often times lately, readers readers would ask where our pictures arc. Can't find your news in the paper when your picture is not there, they would say. We will let you in on a secret. Though Jack's picture picture appeared for many years, his contribution was delivering the news on Mondays. When we first began the work, postal services services were declining. If the news hadn't arrived on time via mail, Johnny would call and say, "Is Hazel sick this week?" Then he would hustle hustle around and find the missing missing envelope of Hazel's news. Often, callers would ask us to print coming cvcnls in our column, saying: "Even if we place an advertisement we hear that people read the columns printed by correspondents correspondents and don't bother to read the ads." Anyway, last week in both the Statesman and the Independent there was an ad inserted re: the Dofasco Male Choir coming to Newcastle Community Hall on Monday, May 25th, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets arc available available at 623-3552 or 987- 4628. We look forward to this concert. Also the Orono Town Hall celebrations arc coming coming up. Everyone is invited to the 100th anniversary of Orono Town Hall, May 22 and 23. Sec the displays, artifacts, old pictures, scrap books and more. Clarington ' Concert Band is entertaining. entertaining. Reminisce. Mayor Ham re attends at opening ceremonies at 1:30 on Friday. St. George's News The Service of Induction of the Reverend Canon David R. Saunders as the Rector of Newcastle,.: (Clarke) Newcastle and Orono, look place on Wednesday, April 15, 1998; --': at 7 p.m. at St. George's " Anglican Church. j On Sunday, May 17, the • flowers at the altar were : given by Florence Tuson in ; memory of her husband, j Art. Holy Communion ser- i vices will be held at both 8 ; and 11 a.m. on Sunday, May * 24th. ; United Church Many old church mem-> ; bers are saddened that the" - old pipe organ is being;.' removed. The new one is ; expected around June 21st. May 24th is Conference; • Sunday. There will be no; 2 morning service. Evening at" ; 6:30 there will be a Vesper Service. ; ;; DUCA CREDIT UNION Residential Mortgage Rates Owner Occupied 6 mo. 6.00% 1 year 6.10% 2 years 6.25% 3 years 6.25% 4 years 6.25% -, 5 years 6.35% . RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Call us for other deposit rates and services including FREE PERSONAL CHEQUING. Oshawa and Bowmanvillc Branches Manager Paul Muller 15 Charles Street 136 King St. East Phone: (905) 728-4658 Phone: (905) 623-6343 E-mail: duca.inro@duca.com Internet: www.duca.com Office Hours: Monday to Wednesday 9:30 - 5:00 Thursday 9:30 - 7:00 • Friday 9:30 - 6:00 Exciting News aboof Hearing Aids! There's no excuse today for not wearing a hearing aid. Large behind the ear models are now very seldom needed as aids have become smaller and more powerful. The latest hearing aids are _ completely in the canal, ' ible. lightweight and barely visil "You wouldn't leave home without your glasses. It should be the same if you need a nearing aid." For further information or to set up an appointment, please call 623-6500 Bowmanville Hearing Centre Memorial Hospital, Main Floor 47 Liberty Sf. S. 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