4 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, February 1, 2006 Blue Rodeo’s Greg Keeler and Bob Egan appear at Sadies' concert A capacity crowd enjoyed The group found the Orono Orono Town Hall on Saturday, the Sadies blend of ‘60s rock Town Hall to be an excellent March 25, 2006. Call Liz for and psychedelia Saturday venue, and found a new fol ­ tickets at 905-983-6243. night at the Orono Town Hall. lowing of music enthusiasts. Toronto-based country Saturday night’s concert rockers, The Sadies, are head ­ was a final staging for the ed up by the twin guitars of group’s soon to be released the Good Brothers (sons of the recording, their eighth such original Good Brothers band), endeavour. : • Dallas and Travis. Drummer Tickets were sold out two Mike Belitsky and bassist weeks in advance of the Sean Dean anchor the rhythm Orono Concert date. Proceeds section. for this event went to the The group have collaborat ­ Orono Town Hall Board, and ed with Blue Rodeo on a num­ the Orono Business Improve ­ ber of projects. Greg Keelor ment Association. and Bob Egan of Blue Rodeo Juno Award winner Bob joined The Sadies for a num­ Egan of Blue Rodeo will per ­ According to local weather forecasts, we should expect sunshine ber of songs Saturday'night. form a solo concert at the Greg Keelor of Blue Rodeo on Groundhog Day and therefore, Leskard Lily should see her ■ ’ V'. V' '• ' shadow Thursday which means six more weeks of winter. Bring s* ££• rarac-ï -ecetit.-ss*. $:Z4 e * '■ it On! Jim Richards Photo to east,” he said, “unfortunate­ of Phase 1 of the Bow ­ r's tiFRz-ÿtin M&naîœ-1 Address ly your being in the east are manville Community Park Continued from front near the end of that list.” with four tournament quality, Prior to Anderson’s address lighted ball fields will be held .®Uid Sikma’s Orchard will honour agreements that Clarington' Mayor John on June 10,2006. bâEÎÉéïX GREAT SELECTION . are in place in eveiy province Mutton gave his “State' of • Other projects of .interest, across this country. Those Clarington Address. ” The for 2006 are the new .ball dia ­ OF FANCY & agreements are. in place for Mayor ’s annual address was mond lighting at Harvey "C" GRADE APPLES five years. There is no escape on the agenda for the. January Jackson Park in Kendal,, and clause in my agreement,” he 19th Council Meeting, but he the construction of the first Y/re Apple Cider made on our farm said. delayed giving it at that time, phase of the Port of Newcastle Available until the end of March Schell also brought up his saying he would wait till the Waterfront Park" will occur in located on Hwy. #2,5 km east of Newcastle • 905-786-2153 disappointment that the last council meeting of the 2006. widening of Taunton Road month to give his address, as “Expropriations are an Open Dally 8am ■ 6pm Closed Sundays through Clarington was not on this faceting is broadcast live unfqrtupatebut necessary/part any Regional Plan. “We in on Rogers Cable 10. of providing the land, base for Clarington need another Mayor Mutton itemized major waterfront parks, ” stat­ east/west road and Taunton several projects currently ed Mutton. “In Newcastle, Road seems to be the.road of underway or in the planning . additional lands have been choice, ” he stated. • Cokes for all Occasions stages, in his address. New acquired to expand the Bond “The biggest thing we’re parks for Newcastle and Head parkette, ” he said. • Pastries-DoRMts-Pies missing is money,” Anderson-, Bowmanville, a skateboard- The Mayor . cut short his stated. “We’ve spent the last • Bread &I3WR5 park for Courtice, Newcastle prepared address, deferring to three budgets trying" ' to Recreation Facility for-com ­ Regional Chair Anderson to increase our roads capital, but pletion in 2007, a possible re­ 905-983-9779 outline the Region of Durham Main Street, Orono this year we’ve reduced it to purposing of the Darlington projects, namely road recon­ Proprietors: Gary, Carol . Closed Sunday and Monday offset the tax impact as much Arena with a twin pad struction and rehabilitation, •&Cory Vreeker as possible. Taunton Road is replacement to be built in the and water supply projects. being constructed from west short term; The grand opening We Salute Our Veterans Thur. Sept.24/42; FS(A/G) FREDERICK ALECK YOUMANS R/102932 KIA. RCAF102 Sqn. Age 22 remember them. Son of James E. and Rose Youmans, of Orono, Ontario Halifax II DT51 7 DY’G1 took-off at0015 from Pocklington, Yorkshire on Operations at Flensburg, aircraft crashed near Flensburg. During Sept. 23/24 1942, this prolonged period of bad weather, Bomber Command sent out three small raids without Pathfinders. Wismar; Flensburg - (28 Halifaxes of 4 Group; NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME 5 lost). Only sixteen aircraft claimed to have bombed Flensburg and Vegesack. Family owned and operated, by F/O (P) Mee, L. G RNZAF KIA Carl Good, Funeral Director, and Joyce Kufta Sgt 2nd(P)Wood, D.J.. RAF KIA 386 Mill St. S., Newcastle Sgt Eng. Çoulthard, J. C. RAF KIA Sgt Johnstone, W. RAF KIA 905-987-3964 FS Davidson, W. H. • RAF KIA www.newcastlefuneralhome.com Sgt Jackson, L. RAF KIA "Caring for our Community " Sgt Spirit, J. T. RAF KIA FS(AG) Youmans, Frederick Aleck 22, Orono, Ont. Cdn KIA All were buried in Friedenshugel Cemetery, Flensburg, exhumed and reburied in the Kiel War Cemetery. The only Canadian crewmember, Flight Sergeant Air Gunner Frederick Aleck Youmans rests In Gr: 1G.6.R126. He is also is listed on page 126 in “The Book of Remembrance" at the Parliament YOUR B R E A S T H E A LT H Buildings, Ottawa. The 2nd. 102 Squadron aircraft lost: Halifax aircraft W1055 DY *F* Crashed in the sea near Flensburg. P/O (P) Bassom, R. C. E. RAF KIA BE AWARE BE PROACTIVE Sgt (E) Bennett, J. RAF MIA ■ ■ ■' ' ; • Sgt (N) Cooper, S. RAF MIA Know your body. , Follow breast-screenin,; guidelines. : , Learn tbor.sk factors. Practise- -a healthy lifestyle. Sgt (B) Gould, R. RNZAF KIA ::V-':'V 'L UK. AT' FS WAG Reynolds, William Douglas 26, Granby, Que. Cdn KIA GET THE FACTS ■ , \ ’1 ' ' ,, ’ ... - ■ yy'Tyj, ' n ..,.: y Sgt (AG) Sherrard-Smith, A. G. RAF KIA Call the Canadian Cancer Society to get the information you need about pur : _ Sgt (AG) Stainton, C. z RAF . KIA Steps to Health, screening, early detection and protecting your breast health.  Five bodies were later recovered from the water and now rest in the Kiel War Cemetery. —J-""' : *1 If anyone has photos of this Serviceman or any Servlceperson featured, 1,1,1 “1'1' 1 "N I a ."Ji .««MAÎl! If, sc. .«1 (S ». ; H -uun ..I'.il SIKJh,'. .-Ill ;o ■ t : N M l I please send care of Orono WeeklyTimes. All photos will be returned. Researched by Bill Calver "1,11 ' y i m* out m • www tANtm r*.