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Mrs. Pauline Storks and Mrs. Ellen Duxbury visited on Sunday with Mrs. Nettie Buter who is stili a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. A former Newcastle resident Mrs. Luella (Adair) Turner is one of Mrs. Butler's room- mates. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood, were week- -end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Sunday visitors with the Powells included Mr. and Mrs. John Wight, Jeremy and Julie, Mrs. Susan Floyd and Leanne, Bowmanville, Mr. Harold Powell and Mr. Art Van Dolder, Toronto. Mr. Harry Wade enjoyed a business week in Delaware, Ohio. Grandson Gregory Wade stayed with bis grand- mother during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton, Brampton, spent the weekend in the village. Mrs. May Scott, Brampton, spent the weekend with ber sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, Terry and Corey, Kitchener, were Frîday visitors with ber grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy Harmer. Patients in Bowmanvîlle hospital include Mrs. Jean Jaynes, Donald Parker, Mrs. George Chard Sr., and Sam Powell. Mr. Ross Embley remains a patient in Kingston General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hope, Michelle and Tommy enjoyed the weekend at the Red Oak Inn, Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pearce, Viki and Kirk, Bethany, visited on the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. XL-0 Cornv DON'T WAIT. SEE ME NDWârul BOB ALLIN NEWCASTLE..987-4487 JOHN BENSCHOP BOWMAN VILLE ... 263-2768 RON DINNER PORT HOPE ...885-5988 STAN FOUND BOWMANVILLE .. . 725-4959 BEV GRAY WELCOME ..797-2206 JOHN LEAN GORES LANDING . 342-5734 KEN PRESTON PONTYPOOL..277-2390 DEKALB CANADA LTD. BRUCE DOWN R.R. No. 4 OSHAWA, ONT. L1 H 7K6 416-728-3550 Mrs. Lena Graham, Mrs. Helen Nesbitt, Mrs. Kathleen Kimbail and sisters Althea LaKing, Violet Osborne and Marie Gibson have returned from a two week circle tour of Florida. Four days were enjoyed at Daytona Beach and they visited Sea World, Busch Gardens, Cypress Gardens and Disney World. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell visited on Sunday with Mrs. Kate Sleep who is a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagerman and Pam, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coulter, Kevin and Keitb, Campbell- ville, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Sam Powell and family, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Harlej Sherman, Lisa and Donal Beeton, and Mrs. D. Coulter, Downsview, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago., Attending the. Kendal Friday nigbt card party were Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mrs. Rachel Dennis, Mrs. Ellen Duxbury, Mr. Arthur Clarke, Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Bill Morley. Birthday greetings to Hazel Murphy, Diane Embley, Den'nis, Rudmnan, Rachel Dennis, John Cunningham, Lisa Darling. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glanville who celebrate their forty-fourth wedding anniversary this month. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldreadand Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldread, Oshawa, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keitb Ormiston, Ebenezer. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Harvey, Lisa and Sara, Stouffville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aiec Martin. Mr. Herb Paeden and Edna spent the weekend at theirý former farm near Wesleyville, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John home. They also called at Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Smith's, Marydale Park, enjoying snowmobile rides. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Alldread celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary, on Friday, Feb. 23rd. Aithough Mr. Aildread is a patient in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital, we extend congratu- lations. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, Peterborough, visited on Saturday evening with ber mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey and the Hooey family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pacey bave sold their Pontypool home and moved on Saturday to a bouse on Stephenson Road. Mrs. Velma Parker, Mrs. Margaret Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ranberry, Orono, and Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Alldread visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jones and family, Bowman- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ailin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allia, Adrienne and Heather, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Griffin, Grafton, were in town on the weekend and visited ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar. On Saturday, Feb. 17, at the Maranatha Church,- Bowman- ville, Mr. and Mrs. George ~i1t Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Visser and Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeJager held a reception in bonour of tbe 25th wedding anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Visser. Lionettes' Valentine Party The Lionettes enjoyed their Valentine party at tbe home of Jean and Brenton Rickard. At this party, they entertained their husbands. Mrs. Pat Parker, Oakwood, conducted the installation of the new officers, who are: Past Presi- dent Kay Powell, President Helen Carveth, Vice President Pauline Storks, Secretary Mabs Barr, Treasurer Jean Rickard, Social Hostess Eva Hoar, Nose Twister Betty Blaker, Directors Françes Wright and Betty Lou Locke. Miss Jean Armstrong was lucky winner of the box of chocolates. Senior Citizens' Meeting On Thursday evening, Feb. 15, at the Newcastle Com- munity Hall, the Senior Citizens enjoyed their regular meeting. The frigid weather did nothing to discourage attendance, as forty-six were present, Winners of the card games, were: High Lady Eva Smith, Low Lady Iva Farrow, High Man Leslie Alldread, Low Man Bessie Dean. Most Lone Hands Robin Alldred. Lunch was prepared: and served by Myrtle and Robin Alldred, Thomas and Margaret Smith, Reta Embley, Bessie Dean and Ellen Duxbury and Bill Morley. Anglican Cburch News Rev. Morse Goddard took the Services at St. George's and St. Saviour's on Sunday and preached on the Sower. Rev. Allan Haldenby , Wayne Linton and Fred Yates attend- ed Conference at Aurora. On Sunday evening the Sidesmen of St. Geroge's had a Pot Luck Dinner in the Parish Hall. Jack Gordon spoke to, them, about the history of Newcastle. After a short service Sunday evening, the Youth Club toured Sandor Ceramics, through the kindness of Dora and HarperKelsey. 1On Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall, Bishop Benoni Ogwal, exiled Bishop of Nortbern Uganda will be guest speaker. Ail are invited to hear Bisbop Ogwal. United Church News On Sunday, Feb. 18, at the Newcastle United Churcb, about sixty-five Guides, Brownies, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts and their leaders attended the Service, this Baden Powell week. The Service opened with the presentation of flags and the singing of Grod Save the Queen. Representatives of eacb group repeated their respec- tive Promises: for the Beavers, Shawn Knapp; for the Brownies, Kim Hester and Teresa Kelleher; for the Cubs, Todd Pedwell; for the Guides, Kim Mitchell and for the Scouts Jody Parsons. The first Scripture was read by Mrs. Marie Pedwell. For the smaller children, Rev. David Spivey read the story of Joseph. His sermon was, Jesus and the Multitude - it's not always easy to witness at home. The Guide and Scouting Movement helps in making Christians. The Hi C's Pancake Break- fast is Sunday, Feb. 25 beginning at 8 a .m. Friday, March 2 is World Day of Prayer at Newcastle Churcb with Father Clair Hickson as preacher. The Prayer for tbe week is: Father, although I see the vision of a world won for you, may I understand that my part in that winning process is in winning those about me. Newcastle District Guide News On Feb. 3, 1979 at Guide House, Oshawa, two Guide Teams from this district entered tbe St. John Ambu- lance First Aid Competition. The first prize was won by the Newcastle team of Denise Pedwell, Alice DeVos, Joanne Pierik and Karen Pierik. These girls won the plaque for the highest number of points in tbe Junior Division and the Verna Conant Tropby for the highest percentage of points in the competition. Tbey will be. contestants in the Provincial Guide Competitions held in Toronto on March 31. The combined Newtonville and Newcastle team placed third. The girls on that team were Phyllis Knapp and Betty Jean Cox, Newtonville and Janet Pruner and Grace Ton, New- castle. Congratulations, girls! United Church Women Tbe Evening Unit of the PANTY HOSEý Pair Cash &Carry AJAX 282 Moi Mon. tc Satu rdE 686-18E TOC Newcastle UCW met at the home of Mrs. Jean Rickard, with twenty-one members and two visitors present. Leader Jean Rickard welcomed all. Since it was Valentine week, the theme of the Devotional was Love and was presented by Jean Rickard, Evelyn Northrup, Eva Couch and Carla Foote. A short business period ensued, during which the minutes of the last meeting were read by Secre- tary Madeleine Buckley. Treasurer Myrtie Pearce gave the financial report and took up the collection. President Kay Powell convey- ed an invitation from the Anglican Church Women to attend their Feb. 2lst meeting and also mentioned World Day of Prayer on Mar. 22 at 2 p.m. in the United Church Sunday School Hall, when Father Hickson will be guest speaker. Mrs. Marion Allin was called upon to give' a report on programmes for 1979. Mrs. Jean Rickard commented on, the Men's Hostel in Oshawa, for which the ladies had brought gifts. Mrs. Rena Megit thanked the ladies for the many kindnesses of the past year. A petition in protest of health rules concerning church catering etc. was signed by the ladies. A social time was enjoyed after which lunch was served by the ladies in charge. The meeting closed with the repeating of r ABITIBI WALL OF A SUDDEN Genuine Wood Strips Cedar, Pine, Redwood Special Purchase 8 Our reg. 19.95 rSPAàCE MAKER SH@lELVING 3 sheif woodgrain 59 each 4, sheif gold 1495 each OSHAWA 100 Bond St. West Mon. to Fr1. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 728-1617 Mizpah Benediction. Newcastle Community Bowling Youth 100 and Over K. Tordiff 198 - 148, B Crockett 161 - 158, S. Crocketi 164, P. Foster 122 - 132, K Pierik 109, M. Nortbern 128, 'T Oke 241 - 125, T. Gregg 161, A Stere 178 - 147, S. Stere 156, A Rowe 144 - 106, W. Couch 148 134, K. O'Boyle 146 - 172, TI Abbott 112 - 149, P. Johnson 21 - 171, K. Martin 109, R Hoogkamp 171 - 104, P. Knapl 226 - 230, P. Hole 141 - 112 P Willems 126 - 130, C. McLuhar 192 - 121, R. Wannamaker 102 102, R. Bently 105, G. Wilke:ý 113, M. Malette 120 - 152, P Malette 1 14, B. Knapp 129 132, D. Cox 114 - 130, L. RowE 112, B. Kealy 141 - 101, P Pfuffer 129, 142, K. Rudmar, 102 - 155, C. Montgomery 111 T. Sluymers 118 - 105, J. Beanr 130, J. Montgomery 106. 200 and Over Ladies F. Wright 279, B. Major 236. 267, M. Major 226, P. Wind 200, J. Stacey 209, S. Foster 208 267, 228, K. Mercer 273, H. Couroux 200 - 210, L. Crockett 233, M. Pierik 226, T. Lang. staff 232 - 270, D. Langstaf] 231, 1. Patton 220, D. Langstafl 265, A. Langstaff 230 - 258, A. Allin 203, D. Kelly 256. Men R. Clapdorp 214 - 211, Jý Clapdorp 208 - 235, R. SUtcliffE 260 - 204, D. Brown 223, T. Embley 215 - 203, B. Forget 12M If f SALEM The Salem unit of St. Paul's U.C.W. met in the church on Wednesday, Feb. l4th, at 8 p.m. Group, No. 1 was in charge of the meeting. Unit leader Mrs. Iva Twist opened witb the business, minutes of the December meeting were read and approved. A number of thank you notes were read by Mrs. Audrey Shirk, our secretary. General meeting was announced for Feb. 2th, at 1:30. Mrs. Evelyn Buttery lier sàlicles of Scotland and England, taken on their trip last fail, they were very good and much appreciated. The group served a delicious lunch, again on the Valentine theme and a social hour was enjoyed. Number present 12, next meeting on March l4th, weatber permitting. St. John Ambulance bas over 2000 certified First Aid Instructors, trained to their required standards and can provide First Aid training for groups anywhere in Ontario. LFT KENDALL OIL 75 quart - Cash and Carry- r ave 10/ on Custom* Bulilt Kitchens ýeeHome Estimates - No Obligation -à t,"' LÇ~L~j COURTICE Bloor St. E. of Oshawa Mon. to Wed. 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 728-1611 LIM wKIimT 77Uj-.iL-_ PORT HOPE 223 Brook St. N. 6Ptr. ~may st Mon. to Wed. 8a. m... V L ~ Mn oTus narch Ave. Thurs. & Fr!. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. 0 Mn.toThOs DFr1. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Drms Sat. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. PL e Lér Friay 8 a.m.- pm ay 8 a. m.-5:30 p. m, 668-6821 Fia ..9pm 81 Saturday 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 31 Shop in complete indoor comfort. 885-2423 __ Five Convenient Self-Serve Locations: Use your Chargex or master charge or open a convenient revolving charge account with Hlenry Buildail. ub tu tt AT HENRY BUILDALL'S GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION OFITSNEWAJAX STORE SA LE ENDS FEBRUA R Y24 PICK UP A COP Y 0F OUR 12-PA GE CIRCULA R A T THE S TORE NEAREST YOU SALE PRICES IN EFFECTA TOR THROUGH ALL 5 STORES, LANOHORNE & LYNCH CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS With offices in Cobourg and Port Hope are pleased 10 announce the opening of an office effective February 1ist at 10 KING ST, EAST, NEWCASTLE P.O. Box 277 Telephone 987-4714 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 21, 1979 7 - 209, R. Loseby 247, 1. Fan-s gave a treasurer's report and 204, W. Flintoff 230, G. Murphy the group raised over $900.00 208 - 251, B. Farrow 283 - 340 - last year. 221, K. Cowling 205 - 229, M. Mrs. Bessie Welsh began the 3. Henry 211 - 200- 263, B. Lewis program with a reading "One tt 219 - 255, E. Taylor 276, day at a time", after which 1.Thurs. Mixed hymn No. 571 was sung. Mrs. r. R. Forget 239 - 220, B. Ruby Shackleton gave the L Forget 229, R. Worr 238, B. Bible reading, taken from L Forget 206, F. Forget 207, E. -Matthew 6, verses 24-33. Mrs. Stephens 270. Welsh had the meditation P.Friday Mixed "îLook to this Day" and closed 13 V. Gray 282, Mr. Henry 231 - the devotional with prayer. L 208 - 206, A. Vogels 228, T. Mrs. J'une Marchant gave p Osmond 217, R. Good 208 - 240, two readings, one on "Love" >. S. Keller 217, A. Pearce 209, J. and the other on "Hearts" to n Turnbull 206, R. Pearce 219 - celebrate St. Valentine's Day. - 253, M. Pearce 234 - 230, T. Mrs. Kay Stevens had a ýs Nowland 207, T. Cowles 216, E. humorous reading about a Embley 215, H. Niekolson 203, correspondence between an S. Nickolson 211- 217, T. American girl and her ,e Sluymers 227 - 204 223, L. parents. The girl was "Find- >. Pearce 254 - 251, B. Caîl 248, B. mng Herself " on a tour of n Madill 211, N. Madill 203, R. Europe, much to the worry of B, urley 248 - 288. her parents. Kay then showed