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Orono Weekly limes, Wednesday, November 15, 1989-9 Newt on ville Alive by Peggy Mullan A special Remembrance Day assembly was held at our Newton- ville School, 11:00 a.m. Friday, November 10th. Principal David Gray called the gathering to order, handing proceedings proceedings over to student Master of Ceremonies, Scott Mullan. Staff, students and visitors opened opened with "O'Canada". Before the singing of "God Save the Queen," Jenny Hide 10, placed a wreath in the gym. Master of Ceremony Mullan thanked Rev. RànsonJ a °d visitors for sharing in the Newtonville School Memorial Service. A wreath was laid by students Shannon King and Jenny and Becky Hale, Saturday morning at the Cenotaph. I understand a lovely service was conducted by the Royal Canadian Legion, amid a number of local residents. Although we wear a poppy only a couple of days out of the year, we must never forget the men and women who gave their lives for our freedom today, in this beautiful - land. Thank you to Legion members who, among so many thousands, hold the thought of loved ones lost in the ways ever so dear. "Lest We Forget" Rev. Bryan Ransom speaks to students. Rev. Bryan Ransom, with a globe at hand talked with the children about how, even today, there are wars going on in the world. Students were eager to assist in putting putting "bandaids on the world", in dicating where fighting still exists. Rev. Ransom spoke how Canada has always been known as a peacemaker, adding that children themselves can become young peacemakers for our country, just by learning to be kind and not to fight. Little Scoops... (1-r) Bill Smithers, Jan Sargeant of United Way, with Councillor Frank Stapleton. Despite the inclement weather of November 8, several turned out for the annual C.LB.C. Cake Auction Thankyou to school reporter Bryan Landry who brings us this report of his class trip to the CN Tower. Tour of the Universe On November 8th, Mr.. Kribs' and Mrs. Baxter's clàsses went on a, trip to Toronto. We left'the school at 9:00 a.m. We stopped at Whitby and rode the G.O. train to Toronto. Sitting on the top deck of the train we saw lots of buildings. Then we went to see the Tour of the Universe show. Everybody was really excited. excited. We were in a space shuttle and had to buckle up ;for the ride to Jupiter. It was great! by Bryan Landry "A welcomed reminder to Newtonville Avon enthusiasts," I .hope to see you Friday evening... "Where have all the Little Scoops gone?" Call me with yours 786-2964. in Newcastle Village, all in benefit of the United Way. Employees at our bank, extend sincere- thanks ' to each and every United Way supporter. An added reminder that raffle tickets al| still available for the draw next week. Jan Sargeant, representative of the United Way beamed with gratitude for all the tireless efforts of the C.LB.C. management and staff. «• ■ The CATERING CONNECTION ON THE SPOT CATERING 1 Weddings - Anniversaries - All Banquets CHEESE TRAYS - MEAT PLATTERS - SALADS Fred & Patricia Storsbergen Orono 983-9679 Lyndsey Pitt 10, prepares to sing, "Where have all the flowers gone," with fellow school choir members. Students from grades 5 and 6 did an excellent job of running the Remembrance Day Assembly. Readings of "In Flanders Fields" by Kelly Brobbel and Brianne Lloyd, and alternate passages from -choir' members; and grade six' students were shared with an attentive attentive audience. Grade 6 students (1-r) Scott lullan, Michael Pollard, Ryan Far- jw, Jason O'Donnell, Bobby Read, Corey Brobbel, Ryan Teal, Rob Volochkov and Devin Bryant made their teachers proud, as they took an active part in the "war assembly." Affordable. Dream Vacations ! . • Free Vacation Planning Services • Discount Cruises • Charter Vacations • Airline Tickets • Honeymoon Packages • Hotel and Car Reservations PERSONAL & CORPORATE TRAVEL SERVICES Travel Agents International! We 're with you all the way 68 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE Over 300 Agencies in North America 623-6600