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lO-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 9, 1990 Newtonville Alive by Peggy Mullan Donald Robinsat 786-2954 for ad- ditional details and pickup. - "Country Music Legend" Kitty Wells will be performing at the Newcastle Inn, May l4th. Tickets are now on sale ai $25.00 each at the Inn. Drop in as soon as you can (987-4252)... .promises to be a great show! - Also at the "Hiole-in-the-Wall" Newcastle Inn, corne June and July, Bill Andersen and Holly Dunn wil be headlining., - Last Friday, May 4, the euchre party at Newtonville Hall, with 10'/2 tables top scores from Walter Murphy with 80, Anna Marie Thomson 80, Muriel Burtch 79,, Alex Moffat 79, Myrtle Gibson 78 and Reg Elliott 77. Draw winners were Margaret Todd, Anna Marie Thomson, John Foster and Mary Thompson. Thank you for your input ... Keep in touch, give me a caîl at 786-2964 or drop a line, Box 104 here in Newtonville. Mother's Day is this Sunday, May l3th. Remember those very special ladies in vour life. vtsiting Estonian tradesmen Treeland Nurseries Ltd., they are Jalakas 32, Lembit Aabna 36 and flank Production Manager David (-r) Jaak Laidoner 39, Indrek Vello Lugna 43. Brown (centre) of Brookdale When, two good friends keep in touch, ties remain heart warmingly close, no matter what the distance 4,etween... ý- As a resuit. of one such friend- ship, and a ittle co-operation from someone within the Government of Estonia, to an Estonian Manager of a major Canadian nursery, four skilled tradesmen will work and live in the Newtonville area for eight months. Brookdale Treeland Nurseries Ltd., one of the most advanced, mechanized nurseries of its kind in North America, was approached with the idea of having several workers corne over to work with the Company, to gain more knowledge and expertise in their field, thus enhancing their own business once they returned home to the small country at the northern tip of Russia. WelI, BTN agreed; they have business relations already with Holland and Germany. Early April saw five strapping Estonians arrive in Newtonville. To a country foreign in many ways to them. After a three week orienta- tion, the fifth member of the group, who had acted as translator and co- ordinator, returned home, as ar- ranged. Jaak Laidoner, Indrek Jalakas, Lembit Aabna and Vello Lugna, with wives and children behind, have begun quite an experience in their lives... They will work in the fields, greenhouses and cold storage areas of Brookdale Treeland, primarily at the 600 acre site here in Newton- ville, and on occasion at the Bowmanville location. The foursome are living in a house in Newcastle Village, spon- sored by Brookdale. Life is proving to be extremely different, to say the least, according to these visitors. One of their greatest pleasures is go- ing grocery shopping; the choice, the abundance, the freedom is quite overwhelming! They understand English well, but still find difficulty choosing suitable'words and phrases to ex- press themselves. However their charming personalities, enthusiasm and appreciative nature will surely make for an increasingly enjoyable six months in Canada to corne. Thank you Jaak, Indrek, Lembit and Vello, and to Brookdale's Dave Brown for allowing us to share in this very interesting -little scoop."~ Best Wishes! Little Scoops.. The CATERING CONNECTION ON THE SPOT CATERING Weddings - Anniversaries - Ail Banquets CHEESE TRAYS - MEAT PLATTERS - SALADS Fred& Patricia Storsbergen Orono 983-9679 MERVYN B. KELLY Barrister and Solicitor LAW OFFICE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE - REASONABLE RATES- Free Initial Consultation 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 623-4444 Evening and Week-end Appointments Available Corner Church and Temperance Sts., Bowmanville MacGregor AUCTION SERVICES ESTATES, CONSIGNMENTS, HOUSEHOLDS BANKRUPTCIES, FARMS SOLO AT YOUR LOCATION OR OURS STORAGE AND TRUCKING AVAl LABLE Cali for FREE Confidential Consultation Mike MacGregor 4416-987-5402 JuniorfWest 416-98 3-5556 "Good Morning Newtonville!- were rather neighbourly, one sunn- hand ... they were a tad surprised, These two chaps from the My morning last week as 1 walked though when I actually did take Durhamn Region.-Works Depart ment across the1 road, camera in their piéture! - Thank you to aIl canvassers and supporters during April Cancer Monith. - Thursý,da, May 10 is thie date of the very popular Spring Fashion Show being held at Newtonville Public School. "Wendy B's- and "Not Jusi Fashions-~ of Orono will be on hand. Please calthe school at 786-2550, limited tickets, at $4.00 each. - This Saturday, May 12 is the An- nual Manse Auction. Please contact Wally Boughen at 786-2239 or Mental Health Services Open House As part of a co-ordinated effort to raise public awareness about Mental Health Services for children and adolescents in the Durham Region, Durham House, Frontenac Youth Services and Kinark Child and Farnily Services invite, you to, a cornbined open bouse: ON: May 23, 1990 FROM: 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. AT: 1521 Simcoe Street North (Durham House) Oshawa 1400 Ritson Road South (Frontenac) Oshawa 199 Wentworth Street West (Kinark) Suite 8 Oshawa YES! Get the facts. - Let's Talk. Cali the Ontario Ministry of Health ÀIDS HotIineý I -SOCP668-AIDS .. . . ........... - - - -------- - - 'Il-,