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Wednesday, June 8, 2005 Orono Weekly Times - 5 Old fashioned fun at St. George's this weekend In a typical summer fair from years gone by, children always played an important part by demonstrating their relationship and husbandry of their pet in a pet parade. Not to be outdone in 2005, the Summer Fay re idea has been updated a little to permit the children to also think up an unusual costume or means of presenting their animal at the Fayre. Children under 12 are invited to bring their pets to the "Best Dressed Pet Contest" at the old time Summer Fayre, being held Saturday, June 11 from 9:am until 5:p.m. The judges for this event will be Dr. Matt Stephenson, DVM of the Orono Veterinary Clinic and the paramedic from the Newcastle Veterinary Hospital. Hospital. Entries should be registered registered with Marg Lofgren by Friday June HO at 5:00 p.m. She will provide directions and instructions to the corner of Mill and Edward Sts in Newcastle just north of the 401 on the Mill St. Exit. In the Church Hall at St. George's Anglican Church, pioneer skills will be demonstrated. demonstrated. There will be quilting, weaving, spinning, carving, painting and other crafts necessary necessary for survival in times gone by. There will be booths selling selling a variety of crafts, plants, preserves, baked goods, and slates. With no admission charge for all this, we must also add that there is a floor- show featuring the Ganaraska Cloggers, a Barber Shop Quartet, and other singers and dancers. There is a silent auction, face painting for the kids and family fun with games of skill, like ring toss i and a. duck pond for the children. There is an art show and the First Annual Elizabeth Skelding Raisin Pie Contest. Hot dogs, hamburgers, hamburgers, popcorn Sno Cones and cotton candy will be available for sale. No admission will be charged for the Summer Fayre. To register for the "Elizabeth Skelding Raisin Pie Contest", or the "Best Dressed Pet" of a child under 12, contact Marg at 905-983- 9252. For all other information information contact: Ann-Marie Harley 905-987-5735 ann- marie.harlev@sympatico.ca The Summer Fayre is a fundraiser for the Parish of Newcastle (Clarke), St. Hollywood North star-gazing Hollywood star Ben Affleck was at Docville last week Tuesday for the filming of his latest movie Truth, Justice unci the American Way, The movie is about the life of the original TV superman, superman, Mr. George Reeves. George's and St. Saviour's George's on Mill St. Newcas- churches and will be held this tie, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at St. NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated by j Carl Good, Funeral Director, and Joyce Kufta 386 Mill St. S., Newcastle 905-987-3964 www.newcastlefuneralhome.com "Caring for our Community " ! a iii iliil IS |i ,, ni" ■ -, Mi, r ' I ill p® jil! .ibi -I :\f| torn gjS ' pf jif to v ■ ,|p Dff andin/ >iTE PROGRAMS / temporary break for caregivers ^frthe fe is with needs related to,,physical disability or ir.cdnûàuhib'^' iam.on.Ci Newcastle Adult Day Program Social and recreational opportunities. 20 Robert St. West Newcastle, ON LIB 1C6 For More Informatiorf call: 905-987-3000 Community Partnerships "We feel like Ontario Power Generation is our Big Brother and Sister. It's a comfortable feeling are there for us." ■ ■■■■'■"MW vv- ! Kr ■> " ■'!#/ 1 w z z . - - $-• % P "" k : ip. , ««tas**.. ... " Relating at a personal level is what Big Brothers and Sisters of Clarington is all about. We rely on that same kind of personal involvement with community and corporate supporters for our success. Ontario Power Generation is a model of the type of corporate partner we couldn't survive without." Lisa McNee-Baker Executive Director Big Brothers & Sisters of Clarington -iasm Ontario Power Generation reaches out to those organizations and people who make a difference in the local communities in whi'ch we operate. The Big Brothers & Sisters of Clarington is a group wrth whom we are proud to be associated. Not only does Darlington Nuclear sponsor Big Brothers and Sisters's annual Bowl for Kids Sake, but OPG's employees are active participants In their programs, fundraisers and activities. Many of OPG's employees are themselves Big Brothers and Sisters. Whether It's the environment, education, sports or community events, ORG and its employees are proud to be partners with the groups that contribute to making Clarington a better place to live. Big Brothers A Sisters ,sf Clarington putting our energy to good use www.opfl.com ONTARIOPQmB GENERATION