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4 The Canadien Si*t*rn*n, Bowman ville. December 8.1962 r 1 1 """" mft Legion Hall Packed for Sea CadetB Dinner Newcastle 3nbepen6ent Editors: Haiel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Weekend guests of Mrs. Marie Gibson, Lockhart's, were sister, Mrs. Violet Osborne, Bowmanville, and grandsons Jesse and Lonny, Hampton. On Saturday all enjoyed the Santa Claus Parade in Port Hope and met Marie's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Benson and Christine. On Sunday, the concert presented by the Oshawa Festival Singers was enjoyed. Master Russell Hunt, Ponty- pool, spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Several Newcastle persons attended the 40th wedding anniversary party in honour of Lawrence and Gladys Greenwood. Greenwood. A social time was enjoyed by all. Oshawa Festival Singers, a choir of teen-age girls, under the direction of Elsie F. Drygala, A.R.C.T., R.M.T., presented A Village Christmas Christmas at Newcastle Community Hall on Sunday, December 5. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray, whose daughter Shelley is a choir member, planned this fund-raising event, as the choir plans to tour Scotland, Wales and England this summer. The program was thoroughly enjoyed as the girls sang various types of /songs. Soloists were Heidi Wintermeyer, Carla Dyck, Shelly Kossatz, Allyson McHardy, Donna Sykes, Gwyneth Hughes, and Irene DeJong. Miss Nikki Vuorinen, ' flautist accompanied the choir and also presented a solo. The Orillia Scottish Country Dance ensemble added a lively touch to the program. Six door prizes were won by lucky attendants and Mrs. Dorothy Holmes of Leskard won a lovely doll. The Senior Citizens are grateful to the Pine Ridge Kinsmen who entertained them to this lovely program. Mrs. Lois Huber has returned returned home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Shawn Yarrow is again a patient in Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto. Newcastle Lions are holding their annual children's Christmas party at the Newcastle Newcastle Hall at 1.30 p.m. on Sat., Dec. 11. Mrs. Esther Ross, David and Stephen, Alton, are spending spending a week with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Allan Haldenby. Mrs. Lena Graham and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball visited last Wednesday with their aunt, Mrs. Violet Gilmer, Port Hope. Mrs. Bessie Dean entertained entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club last Monday. The afternoon unit of the United Church Women enjoyed their Christmas meeting af the manse last Thursday afternoon. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott attended a baby shower in Peterborough in honour of a niece, Michelle Goody. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper to Kimballcove Farm, Port Granby, where they enjoyed dinner with Mr. Jack Kimball. The Newcastle Lionesses enjoyed their Christmas party last Thursday. Following dinner at King Gardens, the ladies returned to the hall for court whist and lunch. First prize winner of cards was Raye Friedlander, second Jean Rickard and low prize was awarded to Betty Lou Locke. At the Orono Rebekah Bazaar on Saturday, Mrs. Pauline Storks won a decorated decorated angel cake. Congratula- . lions, Pauline! Mesdames Mabel Wade, Bernice Henderson, Bea Jones, Mary Jones, and Bernice Milligan were Thursday Thursday afternoon callers at Mr. and Mrs. Sidney- Lancaster's. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville, spent Friday . evening with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Ennismore, were Sunday evening visitors with her, mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and " Mrs. Carroll Nichols, Wesleyville, Mr. Donald Nichols, Toronto, and Miss Delann Chard were Sunday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lancaster. On Monday, Nov. 29, at the Sheraton Centre, Toronto, Rev. Donald Stiles attended a lecture on religious influence on medical practice, sponsored sponsored by the Ontario Hospital Association. Mr. William Lake Sr. con-, tinues to be a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended attended the Grand Masters' Banquet in Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell of Orono were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Thursday visitors with his mother Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, were Sunday afternoon visitors with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago, MisS Dorrene Powell and Mr. Floyd Powell visited Sunday evening with their aunt, Mrs. Margaret Tonkin, Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones, Port Hope, were Wednesday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. Charles Cowan visited on Sunday with Mrs. Jean Britton, who is a resident of Marnwood, Bowmanville. Mrs. Dorothy Cuffe is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. A very successful bazaar was held at South Haven Rest Home on Saturday, Dec. 4. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Martin and Greg were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Martin, Bowmanville, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin, Newtonville. Newtonville. Mrs. Diana Rowe is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey, Peterborough, were Friday overnight guests of her mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey. Birthday greetings to Rev. Thomas Smith. Lena Graham, Marg Miller, Allan Gray and Scott Rekker. We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Selby on their 28th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Anglican News Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Haldenby attended the service in St. James Cathedral on Nov. 30th, celebrating the tenth anniversary of Archbishop Archbishop Lewis Garnsworthy's becoming Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto. At a service in St. James Cathedral on Sunday, Dec. 5, six clergy were installed as Canons of the Diocese. Among them was William Rainey of Port Hope and Rev. Haldenby attended the service. At the services in St. George's Church on Sunday, the spiritual values of the program, Anglicans in Mission, were emphasized. St. George's A.C.W. held their annual Christmas party at their December meeting at the home of Mrs. *E. R. Lovekin on ' Wednesday evening. Miss Doris Spencer, Grace and Allan Haldenby attended the Bishop's Bible Study Breakfast in Oshawa's Holiday Inn on Saturday morning. United Church News At Newcastle United Church on Sunday, Dec. 5, Faye Jose and Denise Pedwell greeted at the door. Ushers were also young people, Calvin Allin, Brad Reid, Dennis Rogerson and Gary Schmid. Mr. Harry Wade, Steward and delegate to Presbytery, was the Lay Reader. For the second Sunday in Advent a purple candle was lit by Pearl Rickard, assisted in the reading by husband David. Janice and Jeffrey Rickard carried the banner of Hope. Rev. Donald Stiles preached a sermon on Three Kinds of Candles. The church fans recently installed were dedicated in memory of Mrs. Grace Darling Toms. Rev. Stiles expressed sympathy of the congregation for Mr. and Mrs. James Rickard and family on the death of her father. HUTTON and WIGGANS INSULATION Houses built before January 1971 Eligible for $ 500.00 CHIP REBATE COMPLETE Reasons For Home Insulating Services Provided By HUTTON and WIGGANS INSULATION Insulating With HUTTON and WIGGANS INSULATION • Blown Fiberglass and Cellulose Insulation in Attic. • Blown Cellulose in Walls and Crawl Spaces. • Expertly Installed Roof and Soffit Soffit Vents. • FREE ESTIMATES. CALL 623-2551 LISTING NUMBER ONTARIO 434 • Member of Better Business Bureau • Bonded • Fully Insured • C.M.H.C. and U.L.C. Approved Materials • C.G.S.B. Approved • Participating in Government CHIP Program • Workmanship You can Trust • Our Written Guarantee Hutton and Wiggans Insulation warrants that the products specified in this contract contract meet or exceed C.M.H.C. Standards. Standards. All of the above work to be completed completed in a good and workmanlike manner manner and to C.G.S.B. Standards '51 -GP-41 and guaranteed for a period of 1 year from date of completion. . *9, j . -- » -> 4:-^ -s*- a», -s».* The new Teen Group met on Sunday evening, planning goals, enjoying fun and food. Sunday, Dec. 12 is White Gift Sunday, with the annual Christmas Concert being presented at 7:30 that evening. Christmas Sunday, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m., The Bozar Trio presents Christmas in song and story. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE NOV. 29,1982 Above 175 E. Perrin 183, 186, L. Crockett 181, B. Petherick 183, 199," B. Pearce 274, D. McCurdy 182, 227, J. McCracken 201, Ivl. Wade 201, 192, S. Meadows 185, B. Mercer 199,189, R. Couch 208, B. Majors 186, 185, V. Blight 185, S. Foster 185, 213, A. Langstaff 229, H. Couroux 244, 194, C. Robinson 182, R. Foster 212, D. Walker 177, 191, C. Pickering 182, 209, 203, D. Mercer 1%, D. Neal 180, 233, 180, N. Mumby 188. X Seniors JulieiS JulieiSandefÇock 135,124,1). DeJong 123, W. Couch 242,139, Ken O'Boyle 119, S. Willsher 116, 122, C. Willsher 129, A. Stere 172, 185, Jamie Sander- cock 148, S. Stere 223,178, P. Knapp 195, 162. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY On Monday, November 29th, the Newcastle Village and District Historical Society held a very successful public meeting in the Newcastle Community Hall. In giving a highly informative informative slide presentation based upon preserving local history, Dorothy Duncan, Executive Director of the Ontario Historical Society, presented the group with many original and creative ideas for gathering gathering and sharing our own history of the area. Jack Gordon, Newcastle Village's noted historian, presented a unique display of local photographs and memorabilia. The entire program program was thoroughly enjoyable! enjoyable! Many of those at the meeting took the opportunity to obtain associate memberships memberships with the N.V.D.H.S. These memberships may still be obtained by writing to: Newcastle Village and District Historical Society P. O. Box 585. - Newcastle, Ontario. L0A 1H0. The next public meetjng of the N.V.D.H.S. will be held in February, 1983. Watch this paper for further details and plan to attend! Pitch-in and Keep Canada Beautiful Looking for a Lampshade ... All sin-i, shapes and colours. Brinx your Lamp fo CENTRE Oshawa Shopping Centre {Lower Level) 720-0922 LIGHTING UNLIMITED The Ship's Company dinner of the 279 RC (Sea) Cadet Corps of Bowmanville attracted a full house at Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion on Saturday evening. And one of the proudest in attendance was youngest recruit Donna Wood, who in true naval tradition became the Commanding Officer for the evening. She was even allowed to wear the CO's cap, being put in place in this photo by guest K ker, PO Rod MacFarlane, ACT from CFB ton and Lt. (N) Don Foster, usually the CO. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE DEC. 2,1982. Above 175 ■ J. Forget 203, 206, 186, D. Alldread 197, B. Forget 205, 180, 188, K. Moffat 179, R. Adams 210, 220, C. Brown 207, E. Stephens 200,233, N. Dennis 197, S. Dennis 179, S. Dunlop 186, 177, K. Boyd 185, W. Forget 228,214, S. Boyd 188, F. Forget 175, B. Dennis 182, M. Lewis 179. Part of the large crowd being served dinner by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary with the head table guests are shown in this picture. Head table guests included: President Doug Walton of Legion Branch 178 and Mrs. Walton, Jack Cooke, representing the Navy League of Canada, Ontario Division, and Mrs. Cooke;, His Worship Mayor Garnet Rickard and Mrs. Rickard; PO Rod MacFarlane and Mrs. MacFarlane; youngest cadet A/CO Donna Wood; Lt. (N) Don Foster; Mrs. Helena Wallis, Legion Ladies Auxiliary President; Alec Waters, representing Branch 178 Legion sponsors and Mrs. Waters and the Rev. Allan Haldenby, branch and Navy League padre and Mrs Haldenby. YOUTH BOWLING - Above 100 Juniors J. Rogerson 101, D. Miller 125. Seniors M. Potter 105, 130, M. Peel 145, S. Stere 113, 166, B. Fisk 107, C. Willsher 136,127, Julie Sandercock 103, S. Willsher 139, 110, Kelly O'Boyle 127, Ken O'Boyle 166, 158. Juniors Dec. 4 M. Rossignol 102, B. Coyle 102, D. Miller 123, 117, T./ DeJong 128, 152. The Friendly Folks of Silver Street Welcome You! ftye (general Store Unique Gift ideas with the Colonial Touch Reproduction Antique Clocks Brass and Copperware Phone: 623-9461 29 Silver Street Bowmanville The Cheese Nookery Gift Baskets -- Cheese Trays -- Meat Trays Vegetable Trays -- Fancy Sandwich Trays Desserts -- Biscuits -- Jams Vienna Cold Cuts and Pate Cheese Balls 29 Silver Street, Bowmanville Telephone 623-6677 Lorraine Smith Proprietor 623-6333 21 Silver Street Bowmanville The General Store The Cheese Nookery h- LU LU QC K CO Roots Hair Design CHURCH STREET Antiques and Artisans The Style Shoppe Madeline's Oriental Notions QC LU CO E. SHIRLEY HARRISON 18 Silver Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L13 3C3 , (416) 623-2708. 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