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; - V: ■ ; wmm 4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 26,-1989'- Newtonville Alive by Peggy Malian (1-r) Noeleen Turkington, daughter Emma 8, with Denise and Rob Bryan of Newtonville. For the past three weeks, two in particular visitors to Newtonville have been enjoying our hot, dry climate to the hilt... Arriving from just outside of Belfast, Northern Ireland on July 7, Noeleen and Emma Turkington soon settled in on their vacation with Noeleen's sister Denise, and brother-in-law Rob of Newtonville. It was a snetial reunion of sorts for the sisters. Rob and Denise were married this past January in Ireland. Rob brought his bride back home adding another romantic chapter to their courtship...to the delight of family and friends on both sides of the Atlantic. Emma had been excited for weeks, anxious to make her first visit to Canada and to sec her "Aunt Neenie" finally after six months. Rob and Denise have been marvellous, super tour guides apd socialites in honour of their special guests. And about they went...from Wonderland to Marineland, Metro ' Zoo to shopping malls, local beaches and more. All in all, making making some pretty wonderful memories. Noeleen reports after chatting with hubby back home.. "The weather home is unusually hot. Temperatures are reaching the 90 degree mark. I love it though, it is super for holidays. We both are having a great time. Emma has màde friends, seen alot of new things, tried Canadian pizza and more, as well as adopting a wee kitten kitten for her aunt and uncle!" Noeleen and Emma leave tomorrow for home. Talking with Noeleen was like getting together with an old friend, f6r me. Emma was our own personal delight. Seeing Seeing (and listening to her accent) this wonderfully outgoing and cheerful young lady, with her smiling Irish eyes and blushing plump cheeks was just plain terrific. Thank you both for sharing your vacation with us. Perhaps we will meet again...Safe journey. "Cheer- i-o!" « Little Scoops... One last statement on the water tower...Last week the Newtonville water toWer reached it's maximum height as the top was placed on by heavy crane. - Welcome home Mr. Jack Elliott of Newtonville. Mr. Elliott is resting comfortably after a stay in hospital, watching progress being made on watermain construction along Newtonville Road. Keep well, Mr. Elliott! - Happiness Always! Belated congratulations congratulations to Bill and Jean Kim ball of Newtonville on July 18th on the occasion of their Silver Wedding Wedding Anniversary. - Belated 26th Anniverary wishes of July 20th to Dennis and Evelyne Farrow of Orono. - And very happy birthday wishes to Don Vinkle on August 1st. Everyone joins Don's wife Mary in wishing him life's best. - Many happy returns John...Late greetings of July 18th to John Fice of Kendal who celebrated his day with friends and family. John casts a wave of hello to all in Newtonville tOO; PCB decontaminations on target Ontario Hydro's mobile PCB decontamination unit spent June at the Lennox thermal generating station station near Kingston. While there, over 100,000 litres of oil were treated to remove the PCB content. To date, across the province, 487,000 litres of oil containing PCBs hae been decontaminated by the mobile unit's process. This .volume is expected to double by year end. They started arriving in Newtonville Newtonville Saturday afternoon around 4:00 p.m. Cyclists, aged 13 to 18 years from Camp de L' Amitié in Val des Bois, Quebec were well underway on their 1989 challenge ride from Ottawa to Niagara Falls, at a rate of 100 km. per day. Accompanied by chef, supervisor, supervisor, leader Lionel Deslauriers and Camp Director Armand Fournier, these young athletes were indeed happy to see Newtonville, our corner corner store and the hall, where they would camp out that night . Along the way they have stayed at the Parish Hall in Kingston, the Knights of Columbus Hall in Perth and the Brighton Arena. After a good night's rest, and the Veldhuis gravel pit plan John Veldhuis, has set a course with an old. gravel pit where few have feared to tread in the past. He suggests the rehabilitation of the old Morgan's Corner pit to a garden with different themes resulting in a tourist attraction for the Town of Newcastle. Veldhuis brought his dream to council on Monday and with his tenacity as shown as champion of the decommissioning of the Port Granby dump is ready to carry the dream out. He spoke of the several old gravel pits in the Town and spoke of the shame that they could become test areas for bikes and dune buggies. We could have something more pleasing he said. A water garden, and various other gardens, he stated. To carry out such a project and at no cost to the ratepayers of the Town he suggested the formation of a Corporation to develop and operate such thème gardens. "What I ask tonight," he said, "is approval in principal." The request was referred to the Chief Administrative Officer and Legal counsel. The gravel pit has been reactivated reactivated recently by the Town of Newcastle for gravel and fill removal. Wants full environmental hearing Newcastle resident, Helen Macdonald, Macdonald, has petitioned the Ministry, of the Environment and the Region of Durham calling for a full Environmental Environmental Assessment Act hearing hearing as to the proposal for a medical waste centre submitted by Browning Browning Ferris industries. BFI-has submitted a draft Environmental Environmental Assessment document to the Ministry of the Environment which will begin the process. There is also the nçed for an amendment amendment to the official plan and rezoning. rezoning. BFI proposes to establish a medical waste treatment facility in the Courtice Industrial area on a 8.5 acre site. morning flag raising ceremonies, the group set on its way for Niagara, expecting to arrive Monday Monday about 4:00 p.m. Upon reaching the challenge destination, the work is over, and the real fun begins as they take in as many sights and activities activities as possible, before the bus trip home. Congratulations to organizers and participants on this remarkable feat! Thank you for your contributions contributions on this our weekly opportunity opportunity to "chat". If you have any ingenious ingenious ideas on how to keep cool, let us in on them! Take care - take it slow and enjoy... 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