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Newton ville Alive fey Peggy Mullan wmmtmmumÊÊmKmmmmmBmmmmmmaKÊmiamÉmmiiÊiammÊiÊmBKmaÊiaamtmmKmimmK^mKmBaamaammaÊimiaM by Peggy Mullan Most of the world returned back to normal as they headed to work after an absolutely gorgeous, picture-perfect holiday weekend, Traditionally, it is this Victoria Day weekend that marks the unof- ■ ficial start to summer. Cottages are opened up and boats lauhched. Traffic on the highways and biways told the story as thousands headed for the hills. As we took a break from oür outdoor outdoor chores Monday afternoon, I couldn't resist the temptation to wave at the city-bound traffic along Hwy. 2 thinking how lucky we are to be in the country already. Sunday shopping for some reason has been a hot issue with politicians and certain groups. Why? Sunday Shopping is long overdue in my opinion. If some people or organizations don't want it, then they don't have to go shopping. There will always be those willing and wanting to work on Sundays, just as there will always be a market for shoppers. When guests drop in, unexpectedly unexpectedly or for whatever other good reason, it sure would be nice to be able to get to a store. This has surely surely happened to all of us. There are so many more pressing issues in our world and government today...Sunday shopping should not be one of them. Little Scoops... - Heritage Week arrivés beginning this weekend, with activities going on within the Town of Newcastle through to June 3rd. Keep watching the paper for details. Opening ceremonies will be held at 6:00 p.m. this Friday, May 26th at the Town Hall in Bowmanville. Everyone is welcome. Saturday is the big day set for the Heritage Parade which will' begin at 10:00 a.m. downtown Bowmanville. "Be a Part of It!" - Newtonville residents, Phyllis Peck, Berniece Milligan and Lena Clysdale are still enjoying the wonderful thoughts lingering on from their trip to Wallaceburg May 15, 16 and 17. The Newcastle Senior Citizens Chib had. organized this marvellous outing and registration was quick. There was an exquisite dinner with evening entertainment, then a 3 hour boat cruise up to Chatham, a visit to "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and Museum, à walk through a winery and a heavenly lunch at a pretty waterside restaurant. All making for a memorable 3 day vacation. - With the beautiful weather, hopefully permanently with us, you can almost feel the change in the air as the holiday season approaches. Our kids know that the school year is really in sight, and somehow they are more enthusiastic about the last month or so of reading, writing and arithmetic. We might just wonder where all the time has gone... Always an entertaining evening...an auction is set at 7:00 p.m. this Friday, May 26th at the Grist Mill. - Euchre scores came in on a positive note this past Friday, May 19...draw winners were: Don Stapleton, Audrey Graham, Helen McCavish and Alf Pigott. High numbers were 91 for Louise Boyd, 88 for John Foster, 79 for Mildred Britton, 73 for Tom Wilson and 72 for both Bernice Stark and Ed Galipeau. A fine time was had by all! - It is marveipus to see so many people people out and about working to beautify their properties, and their community. I have noticed some of the "dumpy spots of a year ago, are even getting facelifts...and that is terrific! - Thanks to Chris and Elaine of the Orono Times for putting the paper together this week as Roy Forrester is on holidays. Whew! What a weekend..could use a couple of days to recuperate. 1 haven't even been out about town much this past week or more! Always happy to hear from you though with your special contributions contributions for Newtonville Alive. Let's keep in touch! Program offered , for young asthmatics ' t here is still time' to register for the Durham Region Lung Association's Association's nine session, five week program program (Airforce) for Asthmatic Yongsters (3-12 years). The sessions commence, Wednesday, • May 31, 1989 at the Kedron United Church, , in North Oshawa, and conclude June 28th, for a $20.00 registration , fee. This hands on course will provide information about asthma and personalized personalized instruction in relaxation and breathing techniques appropriate appropriate for t,he age group. These techniques include breathing and body relaxation methods and the correct administration of prescribed medications. Recently added to the program are several new teaching aids including including a cartoon video which helps young children understand their asthma. Through fun activities, children are taught to use theif diaghragm to breathe more easily during an episode. Parents and children learn how to identify an impending attack attack more quickly, thus reducing its severity. Spaces are limited and early registration is advised. For more information on this Christmas Seal Service, call the Durham Region Lung Association at 436-1046. Orono Figure Skating Club Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 24, 1989-9 Kendal Hall News by Lynne Lemieux The six week Spring skating season has come to a close. Testing days were held in Oshawa on May 12 and 13 and Orono skaters did very well. The following tests were passed. Fourth figure - Briar Ransberry Second figure - Melissa Colville Jr. Silver Freeskate - Tracy Eames . Jr. Silver : Dance - Tango - Michele Rutherford Sr. Bronze Freeskate - Michele Rutherford Sr. Bronze Dance - Foxtrot - Mary Murphy - Melanie Lemieux Preliminary Dances - Dutch Waltz and Canasta - Angela Tompkins Tompkins As well, Melissa and Melonié Allin attended the Spring skating session at the Upper Canada Skating Club in Toronto and were by Rev. Marg West God wants us to pray: 1 Tim. 2:8. Prayer is talking to God. We talk to God the same as if we were talking talking to orner people, m our own style of speaking. We don't have to be a graduate of bible college and use all, quote, the tight language thou, thine etc. God understands us right where we are and knows where we are coming from, after all He made you. God teaches us how we should pray in the Lords prayer, Luke 11:2-4. Our Father which art in Heaven. We always pray to the Father in Jesus name. Hallowed (holy) is thy name. Thy kingdom come. (As we ask Jesus to successful in their tests. Melissa passed the Second Figure and S. • Bronze dance - European, Melonie has passed the Preliminary dances - Dutch Waltz and Canasta. Skaters, coaches and parents will have a well, deserved rest for a few weeks until the Summer skating schools start. Again this year a number of Orono skaters wiii attend attend Summer skating schools held in Whitby and" Toronto. Keep up the good work girls. Congratulation to Shelley Aliin who has passed her exams and is now qualified to judge Preliminary figures. Registration for the regular winter skating season will be in late August and early September. We look forward to seeing old and new members alike. Have a safe and happy summer. come into our lives the kingdom of God comes unto us, in us, and around us, even though we are living living on planet earth. It's not something we have to wait until we die to attain). Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. (Tfie will of God is His word.) We won't know what His will is unless, we start reading His word. If we had, a rich uncle or a friend maybe perhaps someone we barely knew died and left us a lot of money in his will, unless we were at the reading of the will or someone told us about it we wouldn't know we had received something and couldn't claim it. God's word is the • last will and testament of Jesus On Fridày, May 12th, the men of the 5 County Lodge met at the Hall. On Saturday, May 13th, the Ladies L.O.B.A. held their Euchre party, with 9 tables in play, high score of the eveing was taken by Dora MacDonald, MacDonald, 2nd high Brenda owery, sorry gentlemen, but it. sure was the ladies night. The trophy for 2nd highest score of the year was presented to Dora MacDonald. The top scorè will be presented this Friday, Friday, May 26th as the winner was unable to attend on the 13th. This wiITbe the last Eucnre party oFTKe season, but we will be starting up again in the fall. On Sunday, May 14th the hall was the setting for a pot-luck lunch, when the families of Doug and Carla Switzer met after the Christening of their baby daughter, Erin. Catherine and Mel Switzer, Erin's grand-parents hosted this. Their were 4 generations present, John Lowery, Catherine Switzer, Doug Switzer and Erin Switzer. Last week my question was when will the next Orange Parade be held in Orono. Answer 1990, plans are already in the works, the date is set for Saturday, July 7th, 1990. More news as I get it. (New Testament). When Jesus tells us to ask for our daily bread day by day. He supplies our need. We are to ask for forgiveness for our sins, and also to forgive those who have sinned sinned against us. Lead us not into temptation. (Or keep us from being lead) God does not lead us in temptation, temptation, but He sure brings us out of it. Praise the Lord! Christian Corner . . .