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I l The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 5,1991 Section Two Newcastle Skippers Support Heart Fund rmfjfmuzuL I Pi Mill Kill ii | ;{I1! if w m m Hi iiS-T ^ l. f t'X" i: May Meeting for Newtonville W.I. •y »< : ; .. ... SI ................ Î|2;!:S{#WS1SÏ::;:.::'V'..' t V • v . ■■ I ' >1* /U ■ * < . -• Vi , . ■V V-.x 1 ' -. l • l .... V s ■ SM : ' A MUf , Rebecca Peters, a Grade 2 student at St. Francis of Assisi School in Newcastle Village, was out jumping in the school's Jump Rope For Heart fund-raising campaign campaign on Thursday, May 23. Overwhelming Response to Heart Fund by Laura J. Richari Up, up and away went this TheDASHWOOD difference r. ii u i; . / ™:"riTiri Purchase DASHWOOD DISCOVERY REPLACEMENT WINDOWS and never paint again! Outstanding weather protection and superior construction in double hung or side slider models. Custom crafted in three colours to fit your needs. WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE 1200 PHILLIP MURRAY AVF... 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Custom Designed Software to solve YOUR problems, SPECIALIZING IN INTEGRATED ACCOUNTING APPLICATIONS • Inventory Control «SalesTracking • Receivables • Payables • General Lodger Complote allot Sabs Servlco and Instruction Computer Satis, Ssrvlces, Maintînmes and Suppllss Amortization Schedules 623-2375 2530 Maple Grove Rd„ Bowmanville Complete Professional Lawn Care 1 Weed Spraying 1 Crabgrass 1 Chinch Bug Control Fertilizing Insect Spraying Plug Coraeration 1 Programs m 623-4597 Bowmanville Courtlco 983-5598 Orono Newcastle More Than 200 Kites Given Out at Optimist Kite Rodeo Fourteen ladies met at the home of Mrs. Truman Henderson for the May meeting of Newtonville Women's Institute. The president, Jean Oneill, opened with a poem "Songs of Spring", after welcoming the ladies. Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were repeated in unison. Minutes were read and discussed. Marlene Stacey to be paid $25 for printing programs, with thanks for same. Picnic was discussed. Plans to be brought back to next meeting. meeting. A committee of Sharon, Olive and Inez to make inquiries inquiries concerning different places that were mentioned, and any others they might be thinking of. Fair display at Orono fair was discussed. Sharon moved, seconded by Madeleine, we put in an entry. entry. Passed. School trophy at Newtonville was discussed. Olive will contact the school "AT IGA, I KNOW I NEVER HAVE TO QUESTION THE QUALITY OF ANY PRODUCT." MARNIE & DAVE MANES ACTON IGA principal concerning same. Bernice brought a report of the district annual, eight ladies of Newtonville Institute Institute attended. Sharon replied replied to the motto, changes in our present day world. As we listened we wondered how many changes were for the better of our country. Reading by Olive, "The meanest mother in the world." Eileen and Madeleine Madeleine gave interesting readings readings and a quiz was held. Roll call, name a current latw teresting answers. Maybe the main one was about the man from Iraq being allowed allowed and even to buying a house. Collection taken with a lovely lunch concluding this meeting. Elizabeth thanked Olive for inviting us to her home for a very worthwhile meeting. meeting. E. Skelding, P.R.O. OPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL bv Laura J. Richards , up and away wei s year's contributions to the Heart and Stroke Foundation Foundation Campaign in the Town of Newcastle. Irwin Hamilton, a spokesman spokesman for the local fundraising fundraising effort, said the campaign campaign was an "overwhelming success" and the volunteers "covered practically every house in Bowmanville." Local area canvassers were able to leap over the target of $15,000 by adding another $1,615 to the pot. Mr. Hamilton said he is pleased with the effort put out by the volunteers. Bowmanville High School students were recognized for donating a "large contribution contribution of their own funds" towards towards the Heart and Stroke Foundation, said Mr. Hamilton. Hamilton. Enthusiastic students at B.H.S. donated $1,200 towards' towards' the foundation just because "it's a good cause," he said. "At their age they have no need to worry about heart attacks or strokes," Mr. Hamilton added. Eva Whitehead was recognized recognized by the Heart and Stroke Foundation for many years of dedicated volunteer work. She received her plaque from Mayor Marie Hubbard at Monday night's council meeting. 4H Members Field Crops Club Holds May Meeting by Dianne Bowman The second Field Crops meeting was held on Monday Monday May 13 at Dave Tam- blyn's. The club picked our 1 Team, Tanya Allin, ~rins, Dianne Bowman. Bowman. The Exhibit Team was picked and the members are Jay Camoclan, and Richard Green. We then judged a class of second cut hay. Mr. Bowman showed us seed germination of corn. It was a hundred percent germination germination from last year's corn. The meeting was adjourned adjourned at 9:30 p.m. Dave Tamblyn treated us with milk and donuts.- onSl 9R C l Ub e vi? e Se t! ent | 1 Pictured here with the kites are Optimist Perry tend ?L k rndIn d D " , chlldre " w }° f Howse, -John Hicks, Shannon Rigby, Sarah Vander- Kntercî onnlf a klte ' kot dnnk ' Linden and Optimist Club President Claire Howse. Organizers say 200 kites were given to kids this year. K XitoÀ. v TEH CASH YOUR COUPONS NOW RAIN CHECKS Occasionally we may run out of a heavy demand feature Item. Please ask for a Rain Check to ensure you get the product later at the feature price. PEOPLE COME FIRST AT GRAHAM'S IGA STAR KIST CHUNK LIGHT TUNA In Water or In Oil 164 g tin IGA POTATO CHIPS Assorted Varieties 160 -200 g bag APRIL SOFT DATHOOM TISSUE White Only, 2-Ply 6-roll pkg. 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