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4 - Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 11,2003 Places I've Done Time by Clifford Francis A miracle for Marcy Saturday I went to see Marcy Trimble-Drumm who lives down at Cordova Mines with her mom and dad. They reside on the site of the former gold mine that is now closed in a beautiful old home that once housed the mine manager and some of the miners. There may not be much gold in the ground there but the people who live and go to that home have golden hearts. Marcy is quite ill and needs constant care. Her father John Trim-ble and mother Mabel (former (former owner of the Orono Village Cafe) provides such care. Marcy has four wonderful sisters--B.J., Kelly, Elaine and Julie, plus two beautiful daughters--Penny daughters--Penny and Michelle. They each take turns staying with Marcy 24 hours-a-day. Even when it's not their day to be with their mother or sister, extra people drop in. When I was down on Saturday, both daughters and three sisters where there making Marcy's day better. Marcy was a big part of my life for a long time and even more so for my daughter Jessica. From the time she was small it was Marcy that taught Jess about love and God and everything good. Marcy taught Jess how to swim, and saw her off to her first day at school and watched her grow into a young woman. I hope Marcy's strong faith and convictions convictions and trust in God will stay with Jess forever. Marcy is a huge Elvis Presley fan. I often told her Elvis had been sighted in and around Marmora many times. That could be one of the reasons she moved down that way. Jessie and I both know that we are truly blessed being a part of someone's life as kind and as beautiful as Marcy--her being ill saddens us. Each night when we say our prayers, we ask for a miracle for Marcy. NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME Family owned and operated by Carl Good, Funeral Director, and Joyce Kufta 386 Mill St. S., Newcastle 987-3964 www.newcastlefuneraihome.com "Caring for our Community" il f SliJ . 1 Ht* iü-'L-.Üi! ulMlIil Saturday, June 21 & Sunday, June 22 -- All Events in Downtown Newcastle ~ ♦ Tractor and Implement Show at Memorial Park (across from IGA) ♦ Displays at Community Hall ♦ Walking Tours Hourly from IGA lot ♦ Music Jamboree featuring: The Country Four • Leila Christianson The Mountaineers • The Clarington Fiddle Club Pineridge Folklore Society Bluegrass • The Cloggers and Doc Holliday Band • The Back Country Band Nn ADMISSION CHARGE for all Events Bring your Massey Harris/Massey Ferguson tractor or implement! SEE OUR WEBSITE -www.masseyshow.com or phone 905-987-5482 or 905-885-8743 for more info Gail Stapleton, (R) accepts a $1,500 donation for the Great Canadian Town Band Festival from Neisha Mum by (L) Orono CIBC manager. Band Festival Continued from front The final performance of the festival will be given by the Bowmanville High School Band. With everything in place for a music filled weekend, festival organizers expect a stellar performance by the weatherman. Tickets are priced at $20 for the Friday night tattoo, $15 for all day Saturday, after 7:00 p.m. $10 tickets will be sold. Sunday afternoon afternoon tickets for the concerts at Silvanus Gardens are $10. Further festival information is available at 905-983-5518 or at their website: www.townbandfestival.com Tyrone Continued from front marked for development, Milne is concerned that their water woes will only get worse. The Tyrone residents' group is working with a consultant consultant to achieve a successful solution to their concerns. Leading the Way CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE www.municipality.clafington.on.ca COMMUNITY FORUM You are invited to a community forum to discuss the future of Orono. The community forum will include presentations from professionals that have experience with other communities that have transformed themselves into tourism destinations. This forum is an initial step towards a community improvement plan. Hosted by the Orono BIA, Clarington Board of Trade and Municipality of Clarington Where: Orono Town Hall When: Wëdnesday, June 18, 2003 Time: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. For KIDS ages 4- 6 1 > '1 jf SiâSMWM mm cv i6ti An exciting day-camp where children learn about nature through fun programs that offer up-close and hands-on experiences! Enrolment is 'v's* limited ...register today! □□□□□□ fVjljff TJ| iV, •M- JUNGLE CAT WORLD Orono, ON (45 min. East of Toronto) (905)983-5016 www.junglecatworld.com «. <•,