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Orono Weekly Times - 3 " "l::h' l ' .,/! iff ,- Places I've done time Heroes We see our veterans walking And their steps are getting slow But these men and women heroes Are the best we'll ever know You see them selling poppies In the wind and rain and snow They're standing straight and splendid Like they did so long ago They don't talk about the war years The sad times and the bad They just fought for our future It's the best we've ever had. All you veteran men and women We can't thank you half enough You took the lead, and for good reason When the going was mighty tough. Fly our flag and wave it often Cheer our veterans long and loud Treat these heroes with respect And wear your poppy proud. Cfestmas Cuajjt & Qafee Safe presented by Friends of the Museum Wonderful selection of unique hand-made crafts including: • Tree Ornaments • Christmas Gifts • Knitted items • Baked Goods • Homemade Jam & Jellies • Gift baskets for that special person Saturday, November 19 11:00 am - 2:00 pm (after the Santa Claus Parade) Sarah Jane Williams Heritage Centre 62 Temperance Street, Bowmanville Proceeds support Clarington Museums For more Information call the Museum Office 905-623-2734 Remembering Î the valour m and sacrifices «PIF of our (,f km ' Veterans Community Office #2-68 King St. E., Bowmanville L1C 3X2 905-697-1699 • 866-436-1141 " BEVODA, MP Durham Pritchard Continued from front Pritchard planned to spend a month's holidays with the twins before making any other plans, according the the clipping. At which his mother replied, "I don't know what I'll do, he's under my feet just as much as the children. He's with them all the time." Pritchard later remarried and had another son. It was his son Glen, who provided us with a copy of the newspaper clipping. Ted Pritchard lives at the Durham Seniors Complex in Orono. Cider Continued from front the apples has also been inspected .by the Health Department." Young children, the elderly elderly and people with weakened immune systems are at increased risk for developing severe illness from consuming consuming unpasteurized products, according to the Health Department. The Tyrone Mill's cider operation was closed by the Health Department in. mid October. "They are cooperating cooperating with us, since they received their closure order," stated Connor, and added, "They will remain closed till all the work we want done is complete." "If the product label does not indicate that it has been pasteurized," according to Connor, "people should assume that the produce is unpasteurized juice or cider. The Health Department strongly advise that such products be boiled for at least one minute to help reduce the risk of becoming ill. It is also recommended that such products be refrigerated. refrigerated. Motherless Twins, 18 Months Santa Claus is coming to town.. To live after their, mother had:'20, suffered bullet wounds m. the : died in giving them birth; to. travei : le ^ and thighs j , . . T é ; ! ' , . -Vinn 1 While stationed m NewiOimd- !'• •• ,?.?• land- vmh the L. and W/st Cpi, Pril- r .V ... •Mf, r i" | chard met Elizabeth Pearsall and f hn married her in November, 1942; He .. v P SSiwcnC .overseas tho . following July «Toronto bv i'aua: lire twins were born the next. ioionoby ! month. For a year, they were ; .ram when j la ., :en cave „f by their mother's., sis-.-j v omy one yeai ; tcr and . n 1Gn brought. to Toronto. j ; o.ti; .and. to| /; .. At 'bedtime,.-they'- kiss the photo-] a w a i t. me, iph of lheiv daddy." their grand-! ] c ° m . l , r H mother said. "Teddy is a little back.-" 0 1 :1 , cc " ■ ward in making friends but Alma, w o. u n ti e < - (;nlces to strangers from- the start. ■ .father that i Anrf i£ a . pencil is . , , i fv11u ii et. (jviuvii U loft aiound. she hay e I 'writes' a letter, to daddy by taking SGen -i one of his photographs and mark- i j ■ u " " " f, re ! ing X's on his face. v m fI 5 ! ii. "Even though our son has been Cpl. J old twin: live, with and Mrs.- Henry Pritchard, Wolfi ey ; die. same as overseas but it seems; '^ ve • ! such- is not the case." On today's casualty list appears ] cpl. Pritchard's father.fought with the ' name of, their, father, Cpl. Ed- j the 20th battalion, in the last wav: a ward Pritchard. 25, Lincoln and Wei-; brother, Earl, is with the R.C.A.S.C. land Regiment, who was twice] in Italy; another, William, is. with - wounded in three months. In Bel - 1 the R.G.C.S, in England, and a giurn on Oct. 26 he received a ' sister- in-law. Audrey Pritchard, is I K-.Uoj i n (hr, chouHer and on Jan. ; with the C.W.A.C. at Camp Borden An article published in one of the Toronto dailies prior to Cpl. Ted Pritchard's homecoming. Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home THOUGHTFULNESS, SERVICE & CONCERN A Family Owned Business, Offering: Traditional Funeral Services Pre-arranged & Prepaid Services - Cremation Arrangements Alternatives to Traditional Funerals - Out of Town Shipping CORY KUÏPERS - PRESIDENT 905-623-5668 OFF STREET PARKING 53 Division Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 2Z8 Oj 1ST ANNUAL NEWCASTLE SANTA CLAUS PARADE % Sunday, November 27th., 2005 at 5:30 p.m. ■*« Bring your letters for Santa! Please help, by bringing a non-perishable food item To participate or tor more information, please call 905-987-7789 lïu ,<•* ftd IS . z>'î t! dbiE 1 ® / 6 AM? -- Happenings ~ Saturday. November 12 Orono B1A Fundraiser Dance - Orono Arena from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by DJ Len White. 1 ickets $10 per person available from all B1A members. Proceeds to BIA Sign Fund. Silent auction, door prizes and cash bar. Saturday. November 12 „ , . . „ , , , St. Saviour's Fall Bazaar - At Orono Town Hall from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free admission. Baked goods, Heavenly Peanut Brittle, Silent Auction, Books, Country Store, Crafts, Lunch! Saturday» N9vymbtr.il (& December 3) Euchre Special at Kendal Community Centre at 7 p.m. Light lunch. $10 per person. Wednesday. November 16 , _ Clarington Fiddle Club meets 3rd Wed. each month at Rickard Rcc Centre, Bowmanville. Doors open 6 p.m. Dance or socialize. Sign-in to play or sing. "No electrics please. Admission $2. for more information call 905-987-4465 Sundav November 20 Roast Beef Dinner - 5:30 p.m. at Newcastle United Church (Corner Mill St. S. & Emily). Adults $14, I kids 10 and under $7; Pre-schoolers free. Tickets available from Murray Paterson 905-987-4628. Commu nit y Care Du r ha m Adult Day Program "Annual Craft & Bake Sale, Tea Room, Raffle - 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 20 Robert St., Newcastle (corner Mill & Robert Sts.) Saturday. November 26 tt ,._ . Novfie Dance with "Boyz from the Rock" at Kendal Community Centre. Light lunch. I ickets $1- in advance or $15 at door. Available at Kendal Post Office and Pi's Pizza.