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1 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 20,1982 ®|e •Newcastle 3nûepenîient New Restaurant Opens in Veltri Complex Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Hazel wishes to thank all the ladies who supported her and her fellow members of the United Church Women at their Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale on Saturday, October 16. It is a great undertaking and without the support of members and friends of sister churches, success would not be attained. Thank you, one and all, for your work and attendance. Now the crocheting is done, Hazel has to get busy selling tickets for the November 13 turkey supper. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley and family on the death of his mother, Mrs. Agnes Burley of Newtonville. Mrs. Marie Gibson entertained entertained her family to Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gibson, and Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Benson and Christine, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gibson, Jesse and Lanny, Hampton. Miss Judith Powell, Alton, visited friends in Brockville on Thanksgiving weekend. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell motored on to Beaconsfield, Quebec, where they enjoyed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Terry Garwood. On their return, on Monday all visited with Miss Marion Fisher, Belleville. Mrs. Susan Floyd, Kelly and Leeanne, Bowmanville, were Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Alyssa and Andrew, Scarborough. Mrs. Margaret Pearce and grandson Robert Rowe, enjoyed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pearce, Jennifer and Melanie, Lindsay. Mrs. Louise Jose and Mr. Murray Martin are patients in Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Payne, Huntsville, were Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. On a recent weekend spent at Foxwood Inn, Dwight, Mrs. Vi Osborne and her daughter Kathy Culley, Mrs. Dorothy Thompson all of Bowmanville and Mrs. Marie Gibson, Lockhart's, enjoyed the beautiful autumn weather and scenery. On Saturday evening, October 16, 1982, Rev. Allan Haldenby united in marriage Angela Reid of Orono and Rocco Barbetta of Mississauga. Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited Qn Sunday with Mrs. Win Couchman, Bracebridge. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ewart. Robinson and attended Shiloh Church Anniversary Service. Miss Candy Storks and friend Mary Holomego, Blind River, returned home Tuesday after spending Thanksgiving weekend with Candy's family. On Wednesday evening, October 13, the Newcastle Lioness members were invited to the Lions meeting when David Hansen and his wife of Sharbot Lake spoke on Leader Dogs. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard enjoyed Saturday afternoon in Toronto. We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William Wade FREE 5x7 ENLARGEMENT Our quality processing means that times may vary during peak business periods. Oshawa Centre 728-4631 Free color enlargement with the processing of any C-41 color film in our One Hour Photo Labs. who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at Orono Community Centre on Saturday evening, October 9. Sons Gregory, Michael and Kevin arranged this reception for their parents. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended an Executive Ganaraska and also a full authority meeting last Thursday in Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were in Barrie last Tuesday where Harry attended a home building meeting. On Friday morning the Wades attended the funeral of a former neighbour, Mrs. Antonio Bojeczko, Oshawa aqd in the afternoon the funeral of Mrs. Agnes Burley, Newtonville. ' Callers last week at the Sidney Lancaster's were Mr. and Mrs. William Massey, Port Hope, Mrs. Ruby Malley, Mrs. Audrey Turner and Mrs. Eileen Reid, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Burley, Janet and Mark, Waterloo. Mrs. Jack Chard and Mrs. S. J. Lancaster attended a family reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Herron, Ebenezer, on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrailler and Alex, Hamilton enjoyed the weekend with his family. Newcastle Senior Citizens enjoy their regular meeting this Thursday, October 21st, beginning with pot luck supper at six o'clock. Mrs. Peggy Visser, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce on Saturday and attended the Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale at Newcastle United Church. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended Grand Lodge of Ontario in Napanee in honour of Grand Master Carl Clarke. Miss Meredith Stephenson along with the Jack Chard family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt and Russell, Pontypool, were Sunday luncheon guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mrs. Amy Tobin, Thousand Oaks, California, has returned home after visiting her mother and area relatives. Amy spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and attended their daughter Cindy's wedding on Oct. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrow (nee Cindy Scott) have returned from their Florida honeymoon. On Saturday they visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morrow of Oshawa also visited the Scott's. Mrs. Gladys Wood was a Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono. Thanksgiving weekend, Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith of Toronto at their Thombury cottage. Mr. and Mrs. George Felgate of Unionville also enjoyed the weekend there. Mr. and Mrs. W. Langstaff, Toronto, called on Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark on Friday. TT I The S-Bnc GRoom OF OSHAWA Come Visit Our Showroom at TRULL'S RD. SOUTH OF HWY, THE ALL-PINE ROOM 'The Pine Furniture Store CLOSED MONDAY ... OPEN Tues., Wed., Thurs, -10 'til 6:00 - Friday -10'III 8:00 Saturday -10'til 5:00 WE OFFER A COMPLETE UNE OF CANADIAN PINE BEDROOMS. DINING ROOM SUITES, COFFEE & END TABLES, STEREO STANDS, MIRRORS, CLOCKS AND MUCH MORE HWY. 4Q1 AU Produfl» am Completely Handcuffed by . P1CTON ALL-PINE FURNITURE, SINCE 1974 • Quality at Low Prices! 'Lifetime Guarantee! - Phone: 433-4120 (Store) I Phoner 579-9785 (Home) ~WHER£ AND CLASS GO HAND IN HAND J Mr. Robin Alldred returned home last Tuesday after an enjoyable vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alldred, Victoria, and a family reunion when Mr. and Mrs. Neil Alldred of Lake Cowichan celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas and Mrs. Nell Lake, Toronto, were Tuesday visitors with Fred's sister, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mrs. Viola Westfall and daughter Betty, Trenton, were recent visitors with her cousin, Mrs. Marjorie Hagerman. On Saturday evening Mr. Donald Parker, while playing cribbage with his son-in-law, Mr. Donald Wright, had a 29 hand, a first for Donald Parker. Congratulations! Miss Lorie Rowe, who is wearing a cast on one leg, spent a few days last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Pearce. We do hope that Lorie will be back figure-skating this winter. We extend felicitations to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jose who celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on October 26. To Mr. and Mrs. William Storks and Mr. and Mrs. John Rickard who celebrate their wedding anniversaries Oct. 25, we extend èongratulations. Birthday greetings to Greg Martin, Aimee Jo Brunton, Mrs. R. Goheen, Hilda Call and Gladys Hooey. Greg's great uncle Allan Martin has a birthday, too! Best wishes! We are pleased to report that Margery Freethy returned home Friday and is convalescing after surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Mrs. Evelyn Bundgaard and friend Velma of Westbrook visited on Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Harmer of South Haven Rest Home. Anglican News Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yates, Mrs. Tony Wood, Rev. and Mrs. Haldenby attended the workshops of Rev. Canon David Watson held in St. Luke's Church, Peterborough, October 12 and 13. Canon Watson and his nine assistants from England put on workshops workshops about religious drama, dancing, singing and evangelism. Mrs. Grace Haldenby attended the monthly board meeting of the Anglican Church Women of the Diocese of Toronto in Toronto on Wednesday, October 13. Rev. Haldenby attended the Diocesan Chaplaincy Meeting in Toronto. St. Luke's Day was celebrated celebrated on Sunday in St. George's, by remembering the healing work of Jesus and the Church throughout the ages. St. George's A.C.W. Bazaar' will be November 6 and the ladies are busy preparing. United Church News On Sunday, Oct. 17, the flowers gracing the sanctuary were in memory of Mrs. Agnes Burley. Lay Reader was Mrs. Gertrude Gray who read the Scriptures from Luke 10, 38 - 42 and James 2, 14 - 26. On these verses, Rev. Donald Stiles preached the sermon, Evangelism or Social Service? All the fruits and vegetables brought for Thanksgiving Sunday were much appreciated appreciated at the Men's Hostel, Oshawa. Next Sunday, Oct, 24, Mr. Bruce Cook, of Queen's Theological College will be guest speaker. The U.C.W. craft and bake sale of Sat., Oct. 16, proved, very successful. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY BOWLING Monday Night Ladies October 4 A. Langstaff 185, 218, I. Patton 184, K. Mercer 179,247, B. Major 211, 247, M. Major 236, S. Meadows 213, R. Couch 222, 178, 227, C. Robinson 180, S. Foster 198, 200, L. Crockett 189,182,272, M. Pierik288,197, B. Petherick 179, 207, 185, H. Couroux 199, 223, D. Mercer 201, N. Mumby 189, 199, D. Neal 226,197, D. Walker 210, C. Pickering 215, 205, D. McCurdy 189, 202, I. Brown 213, M. Wade 204, 182, J. Rossignol 258, M. Morrison 186. Mario Veltri expanded his developer interests last week when he opened the Capri Restaurant in the Veltri Complex at 68 King Street East in Bowmanville's downtown core. Elected officials, family, friends and restaurant staff turned out Thursday for the ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of the impressive dining spot. Mr. Veltrrs decision to open the Capri in his own commercial-apartment complex came following the closing earlier this year of Flanagan's restaurant which formerly occupied the premises. Shown above at the ribbon cutting are front row from left: Mr. Veltri's son Gino, Mayor Garnet Rickard, Mario Veltri, Sam Cureatz MPP, Councillor Marie Hubbard and Mr. Veltri's young daughter Lisa. B THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE OCT. 7 N. Prescott 193, 177,180, B. Forget 243, D. Alldread 175, S. Dennis 196, W. Forget 245,244, K. Boyd 190, V. Dunlop 191, J. Glanville 175, J, Forget 234, 178, 205, E, Stephens 245, 188, S. Dunlop $36;',./, THURSDAY (NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE OCT. 14 N. Prescott 181, 209, 229, B. Forget 185, 229, D. Alldread 223,203, R. Adams 201,182, L. Barnes 177, F. Forget 254, J. Forget 183, 292, E. Stephens 189, 185, W. Forget 178, 178, 193. K. Boyd 178. Staff members hired to ensure efficient service at the recently opened Capri restaurant in the Veltri Complex are shown above front row from left: Debbie McCullough, Kathy Teixeira, Frank Veltri, Corrado Ianni, Ted Toth, Michael McNeil, Kelly Berrs, Janette Langstaff and Nina Veltri. WESLEYVILLE NEWS The Newcastle Independent Advertising Deadlines Display -Tues. 4:00 p.m. Classified • Tues. 12:00 noon On Wednesday, October 13th, a joint meeting of the two groups of Welcome U.C.W. was held at the church. The general business was conducted conducted by the president, Mrs. Jean Payne, during which plans were made for the November bazaar and final arrangements for the bus trip. The November meeting will be joint also, beginning with a pot luck supper. Each unit held a short business session with Mrs. Hazel Tufford chairing group two. The coin jars which are. filled during the year for the support of the student in Hong Kong were handed in. A note of thanks for sympathy offered was read, from Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bee. There was the usual October sale of produce which netted about $l5. The speaker for the afternoon was Mrs. Gryse, of Scarborough, Dominion store economist, who described ways for special entertaining. This past week has seen the passing of another old friend and former neighbour, Mrs. Agnes Burley of Newtonville. Mrs. Burley had been in .hospital for some weeks and for many years had suffered from arthritis. Her mind was always active and among her many accomplishments was the writing of a story of the families of much of Clarke township and a book of poems dedicated to her grandchildren. grandchildren. She leaves a legacy of great worth to her family and many, many friends. Mr. Truman Austin entertained entertained his family at dinner at his home on Sunday, October the tenth. His son Paul has accepted another position' requiring some travelling from his home to North Bay. Gerald Hill of Surrey B.C. returned with his sister to spend some holidays here and in Eastern Ontario. He spent the weekend of the tenth with brother Bob in Consecon. Hey Shoppers! Be sure and come downtown to see the Window Display Contest DBIA member merchants have decorated their shop windows and are vying for cash awards. 1st Prize -- $100. 00 2nd Prize -- 75. 00 3rd Prize -- 50. 00 Judging of Windows will take place on Saturday, October 30th Sponsored by the Downtown Business Improvement Association i D t rrrr-: ilium: B-tthr mm œ BOWMANVILLE BUSINESS CENTRE