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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, September 14, 1988 guest speakers in Ottawa will be group from Bowmanville to The above group left the Kirby Burger checkpoint for a 2.5 kilometre Lifeline Awareness Walk on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. which con- cided with 12 other checkpoint starts from Bowmanville to east of Garden Hill. The event is part of a coast to coast Lifeline National Walk that assembles in Ottawa on September 17th at Parliament Hill. The Bowmanville to Garden Hill walk was organized by the Bowmanville Concern For Life group which had thirteen checkpoint checkpoint setout. Many of those taking part above are from the Stephenson Road area in Newcastle along with. other from as far away as Oshawa. On a national basis the walk started in Prince Rupert in June and on the east coast in St. John, New- foundlartd. They meet for a rally in Ottawa on the 17th to express their opposition to abortions. One of the Speak of town-wide garbage collection The Town of Newcastle, according according to discussion at Monday's council meeting, has yet to receive a $28.00 a tonne rebate for garbage tipped at the Brock West site. Counc. Cowman had asked if the rebate had yet been received to which the treasurer said no. The treasurer did state that a report would be forthcoming for council members. Counc. Cowman estimated the yearly rebate for the Town should be in the area of $60,000 to $70,000 and asked if there would be a rebate for rural residential residents who now are served by private pick-up. ■ Counc. Hamre said under the present system the rural residents would not receive a rebate but said this would change when the Town instituted a Town-wide garbage service service as of January 1st, 1989. Counc. Hamre praised the council council members in their support of the Town-wide service early this summer. summer. In June council authorized the public works department to negotiate a Town-wide pick-up service service with BFI. The report is expected expected to be in the hands of council in September. Although the public works authorization gained support of all council members in June there were questions if this would be further discussed when the cost of townwide townwide pick-up is known. At that time Mayor Winters said it would be open for debate. Classified Ads (Continued from page 12) FARM NOTICE ELDER'S GRAIN at Prescott Terminal, now giving fall prices on barley,, oats, soybeans, com and canola. For all your pricing and delivery arrangements call (613)925-5995. (Collect). BUILD your own BANDSAW at 1/4 the cost. This saw may be used for cutting whole beef, port or wood. For complete instructions instructions send cheque or money order order for $7.99 to Kandore Enterprises, Enterprises, Box 159, Cobden, Ont. K0J.1K0, COMING EVENTS Fifth Annual ANTIQUE SHOW and Sale Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroffe Ave., Nepean, Ontario, September 23, 24, 25 1988. Friday 2-9, Sat 10-7, .Sun. 10-5, Adults S3, Seniors 52, Information Information (416)436-1634. BRIGHTON APPLEFEST, September September 22-25 Octoberfest Dance, Street Fair, Fun Run, Barbecue, Mercy Brothers and Debbie Post, Arts and Crafts, Parade, Muscle Day, Museum Tours, (613)475- APPL. C.F. and Kin Kinsmen and Kinettes across Canada have raised more than $10 million over the last 23 years for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Foundation. This has helped fund research which has made major break throüghs. Cystic Fibrosis patients are still in jeopardy but the quality of their lives has improved dramatically. More importantly, their life expectancy has more than tripled. Thirty years ago, most C.F. children died before their 4th birthday. birthday. Today, we actually have C.F. moms! There are only 2 that we know of, but wouldn't it be a miracle if these courageous ladies lives long enough to dance at' their children's weddings? That is our goal and it is attainable because the cure for C.F. is estimated at only 3 years away if present research keeps up. Please help us find this research that will find the cause and cure for Cystic Fibrosis and save thousands of children's lives. Support projects sponsored by the Great Pine Ridge-Kinsmen and Kinette clubs. Great Pine Ridge Kin Katch-up Dear Readers, This is the first in a series of monthly monthly up-dates from the Great Pine Ridge Kinettes, which I hope you will find both informative and interesting. interesting. For those who are new to our community or those who have never dealt with us, I will provide . some background information. The G.P.R. Kinettes were chartered May 11, 1974. There were *19 enthusiastic mejmbers. Through the years we have been involved » with spoçts groups, seniors groups, schools both elementary and sécondary and virtually every aspect of the community. We have provided bingos, dances, children's Christmas.parties and many other forms of entertainment. We have donated to many worthwhile causes but our national charity remains the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Foundation. Membership decline has been a problem and therefore we start this year with 4 members. We are small , but productive. Last year, with 4 members as well, we raised and donated almost $2,(XX). This takes dedication, co'operation and hard but rewarding "work from all involved. involved. The projects we have planned for this, year include 5 youth dances, open to all grade 6, 7 and 8 students, jumbo colouring book sales, (which were a tremendous hit last year) a continuation of our, U.P.'C. symbol collection, catering our Kinsmen dinners and assisting with the annual Kinsmen Street Dance in Orono. We look forward to an exciting, busy and successful year. We welcome any enquiries about us or our projects. Any woman interested in gaining new friendships and increasing increasing her knowledge and ability while doing good for her community community is encouraged to attend a meeting. We may ' be reached at 987-5491. Please take a few minutes and call. We'd love .to hear from you. Our first youth dance is scheduled scheduled for Friday, September 23 from 7-10 at St. Francis of Assisi school in Newcastle. Admission is $2.00 and pop and chips are available for 50 cents each. Jim Marshall is our D.J. and we anticipate a great n *8h | - Yours in Kin Anne Arsenault Pres, of G.P.R. Kinettes Mother Theresa from Calcutta. Over 500 took part in the walk , organized by the Bowmanville Milibrook. Karen Martin who assisted with the organization state ' that the support was 'incredible'.) 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