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Clarke's Anniversary Stearing Committee The success of the week-end 25th Partner, Willis Barrabali, co- pleased with the co-operation he anniversary re-union at Clarke High chairman, Judy Plummer, co- had received and said everything School is attributed to many who chairman and Gail McKenzie. went as planned to make for a great assisted with the event. None the Wayne Kennedy the over-all co- success for all in attendance, least are the above group of Wendy ordinator of the event was well Newtonville Alive (Continued from page 8) Helen MacDonald thanked all, and bio-degradable garbage bags were made available, purchased by the Town especially for this Wilmot cleanup, putting hands into action for the environment. Little Scoops.. - Euchre scores on board again. We missed the previous numbers of the May 20 evening..they are: 87 Marie Couroux, 80 Lena McAllister, 78 Don Stapleton, 74 Madeline Buckley, 71 Norma Moffat and 71 for Tom Wilson, 50/50 winners were Dorothy Branch, Alf Pigotf, Mdrley McAllister and Mildred Britton. , Recent card evening of June 3rd, high scores and cheers out to: Alf Pigott and Edgar Millson both with 87, David Thrower with 86 and Ed Gallipeau close by with 85 ; Georgia Fenton 83, and Norma Moffat 82. A good turnout of 13 tables and a good time had by all. 50/50 rewards to Mary Todd, Eileen Stapleton, Bill Graham and Dorothy Branch. Next game night is June 17th. - Remember the Dixie Mall shopping shopping trip on Saturday morning, June 18th. Call Jean Kimball 786-2944 or Inez Boughen 786-2239 for information information or tickets. - All welcome to attend a Fundraising Fundraising Dance at Newcastle Town Hall, June .18th. Benefits to "Stop the Newtonville Landfill Expansion." Call Ben Kortkaas at 786-2458 for tickets. - - Extra special wedding congratulations congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stapleton on the wonderful occasion occasion of their 60th -.Wedding An- Orono Wèekly Times, Wednesday, June 8, 1988-9 niversary, June 6th. Mrs. Stapleton still putters a little in the garden -she will be 90 years young th:„ December. Cecil is doing well and will be 94 in, two months. From family and friends, congratulations from the heart. - Wedding Anniversary wishes and congratulations also, go out to Fred and Bernice Hendersen for June 14th, it will be their 4ist. The Hendersens enjoy the village immensely immensely with their many friends and family, as well as golfing and their travels, not to mention keeping keeping up their lawns, (which really look more like the golf greens..) Best wishes! - Anniversary bests also to Paul and Joanne Cleveland here in town on their special day June 9th and to Rick and Martha Gibson on June 3rd. The Clevelands and their twin sons have lived hère for just over two years and its sure Home Sweet Home to them; the Gibsons and their two young children had surely made Newtonville their haven over the past eleven years. Congratulations Congratulations to all! Thank you to everyone who calls me up to put ttfeir "2 cents" in. It is great! Can you get AIDS from sharing NO! Get flic facts. Let's Talk. Call the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline 1-800-668-AIDS Carol Kerhlo, above right, was instrumental in the many displays in the rooms at the school which add ed greatly to the event and were most appreciated. Crop prices improving for agricultural sector by John E. Finlay Crop Prices Improving: For the last five years, grain and oilseed prices have been depressed as governments governments have either purchased grain and stored it or have given large subsidies in the form of deficiency payments. Over the last two years Canadian and provincial governments have also bçen subsidizing subsidizing Erop producers with the Special Grains Program and various stabilization programs, to protect farmers who are at the mercy of foreign treasuries. Recently the policies and economics have been changing. Demand Demand for oilseeds have increased sharply. Attempts are being made in Europe to control production levels to reduce stocks. In the United States, the Farm Bill has reduced corn and wheat acreage and diverted erodable cropland to grassland or reforestation. In the last month, a dry period in Brazil has reduced the supply of soyabeans soyabeans and furhter dry weather in the U.S. midwest has driven futures prices on soyabeans up by more than 20 percent. Stocks of wheat and corn have also been dropping, although they are still at high levels and act against any significant increase increase in grain prices. The drought in Western Canada, if it continues, will affect world wheat prices. The supply of barley and canola, which is grown in the cooler areas are not affected to the same extent. As farmers in southern Ontario shift to the more profitable soyabean crop, it may tend to increase the basis for Ontario corn. We see several fields of hay and winter'wheat that are thin from winterkill, being plowed up to be planted to. soyabeans. Even some land that has been abandoned for the past 2 or 3 years is being worked up this spring. This optimism for a more profitable profitable year is still at an early stage. Farmers should be aware of the trends and take some price protection, protection, if they cannot afford the risk of having prices drop back to the previous level. In addition, we also require the weather conditions to harvest in average or better crop in our own area. Carol chats with former classmates from Clarke. List potential historic designations The Town's General Purpose committee has given their approval to a list of buildings and properties which the Newcastle Local Architectural Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee suggests have architectural architectural significance. As such the clerk of the municipality is to • now prepare, send and publish' the required notices of intent of the designations and to report back to council after the required notification period. The properties listed within the Town are: The Jones House, Newtonville, the Belmot house, concession 2, Newcastle (former Samuel Wilmot home), St,. George's' Church and Parish Hall, Newcastle, The Eber Millson House, Darlington, concession concession 7, Mount Sackville North, part lot 7, concession 3, Darlington, The William Ormiston house, Concession Concession 8, Darlington,- The Richard Souch house, concession 2, Darlington Darlington and No. 14 Concession . Street West, Bowmanville. Viewer's Choice Downtown Orono VIDEO and TV Choice of over 1000 Movies Open 7 Days A Week NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Bowmanville Corporation WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1988 8:00 p.m. Council Chambers 132 Church Street Bowmanville, Ontario FOR PURPOSES OF: ' - 1. Hearing of Reports ' 2. Report of Hospital Auditors ■ 3. Elep'tion of Directors 4'. Amendment and Revision of Corporate By-Laws. ' f.