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I I I Approximately 45 hampers containing food and children's toys were delivered to deserving families in the community last Wednesday and Thursday. Here, Salvation Army volunteers Ali Van Heiningen (left), and Joan Burnside, help to pack some of the boxes at the Salvation Army headquarters on Temperance St. The Salvation Army reports that there's an increase in the number of families receiving Christmas hampers this season. Moreover, a number of individuals who requested hampers have done so for the first time. Vincent Massey School Holds Annual Christmas Concert at B,H,S. Salvation Army Prepares Christmas Hampers for Local Families Newtonville News A beautiful candlelighting service was held in the church on Friday evening at 7:30, Christmas Eve with Mr. Marvin Stapleton in charge of the program. Misses Nadine Stapleton and Vicki Kimball greeted the guests at the door. Before the services, Mrs. Myrtle Kloster played several carols on the organ and for the musical numbers in the program. program. The Sunday School class entered the church carrying their lights and circled the church and sang "Christmas" and "Silent Night". Several carols were sung and readings by the Senior classes, duets, trios and a solo by Marvin Staple- ton. During the service a White Gift service was also held and the offering given. At the progressive euchre party held in the Hall, a week ago, the high man was John Danilko, Sorry for the embarrassment embarrassment to all concerned. Mrs. Mary Wade, Grant and Nancy of Barrie were luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson and all attended the 100th birthday party for Mr. Geo. Henderson on Friday at Hope Haven Lodge at Port Hope. Other members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bev Henderson of Campbellford; Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and family,. Little Britain; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Metcalf and girls, Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson and family, Bowman ville; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Henderson and family, Oshawa. Christmas Day Visitors At Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey and Jerry's were Mr. and Mrs. Don Owles, Sandy and Laurie of Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin, Brad and Stacey of Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stacey, Michael and Nicholas of Newcastle. At Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown's and Shelley were Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Brown of Campbellcroft. At Lena Clysdale's were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer, Blaine, Kim and Ken of Newcastle, Mrs. Vi Gilmer of Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins, Shelley and Robert and Mr. John McGuey. At Mr. and Mrs. David Imlach and boys were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott, Miss Dale and Robert Imlach of Cobourg. At Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Tizzard and Michael's were Mr. and Mrs. George Walsh, Dallas aryl Dennis of Fredericton, Fredericton, New Brunswick. At Mr! andv.Mrs. Reid Wood's were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood of Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood of -Whitby, Mr. Floyd Wood and Miss Leslie Mohon, both of Oshawa. At Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton's and family were Mrs. E. Austin, Mrs. Isobel Whetstone, Shawn and Marcie, Mrs. Marguerite Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. David Rutledge and family, all of Port Hope; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Osborn, Campbellcroft; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christie and boys of Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Austin of Port Hope were callers in the evening. Mrs. Mary O'Neill, Mrs. Clara Sheppard, Mrs. Isabel St. Louis of Port Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jones of Cobourg were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill. Callers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grells of Warkworth and Mr. Danny and Bill Prosek. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Andrews of Orono visited Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood after the candlelighting services and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer of. Newcastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow and Mr. Stan Bowen of Bowmanville were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd of Starkville. A family Christmas dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson and family of Newcastle. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson, Mrs. Brenda St. John, Mr. Nelson Leudke, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson of Orono, and Bob of Oshawa, Mr. Clint Brown, Mrs. Vi Adair and Gary, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown and Shelley and Eleanor's two sisters. Mr. Owen Skinkle and Andrea Harris of Port Hope were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood in the afternoon on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood of Newcastle were callers in the evening. In hospital are Mr, Jim Imlach, Mrs. Roy Farrow and Mrs. Mary Brown. Mrs. Janet Paeden had' Christmas family dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Cooper and family of Bowmanville and on Thursday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Paeden of Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill were Christmas dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs, John Goheen of Port Hope. Mrs. Olive Campbell, Peter Campbell of Swift Current, Saskatchewan; Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell of Campbell- ford had Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs, Jim The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 29,1962 15 Hospital Board Members Serve Dinner to Staff Students from Vincent Massey Public School, in Bowmanville, re-enact a scene from the first Christmas at a program presented Tuesday, December 21, at Bowmanville High School auditorium. The students in this photo are from the morning kindergarten. Primary choir performs Christmas songs on featured presentations by all classes from Tuesday, December 21, at the Vincent Massey kindergarten to grade six. Public School Christmas concert. The concert 1st Place Rainbow Caught inWilmot Creek Two all-time redoras were broken in the 1982 "Molson" Big Fish Contest, The contest, which tests the prowess nf resident and nonresident anglers alike, is administered by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters. Ted Triebner, of Grand Bend set a new Ontario Provincial record in the Coho Salmon class with his ,24 pounder which he caught on a Canadian Wiggler at Goderich Harbour on Lake Huron. The second contest record was established when Keith Burbidge of Midland, Ontario landed a 20 pound 15 ounce Yellow Pickerel in Georgian Bay. What a beauty! This enormous "Walleye" was 37 inches long and smashed a record that had stood since 1959. Each of these two lucky record breaking anglers has earned a 00 h.p. Evinrude outboard motor and $150,00 in prize money. Lake Trout competition relaxed a little this year with the prize winning fish coming In 5 pounds shy of last year's winner, Bill Hunter of Brooklin, Ontario took first place with a 34 pound 7 ounce "laker" which he caught in LakeTemagami. Several 7 and 8 pound Largemouth Bass were entered but couldn't compete with Ralph Bellamy's 8'/ a pounder. Ralph is from Agincourt and bagged his huge catch in Glanmire Lake, Tudor Township using a frog for bait. Number one Smallmouth Bass is the same weight as last year's winner, tipping the scales at a whopping 7 pounds 5 ounces. The first place prize went to Thomas Klonis from Pottstown, Pennsylvania and was caught at Clear Lake in South Crosby Township. Harry Casian of Lake Placid, Florida, topped the Northern Pike category with his 31 pound "Northern" captured from the Serpent River. Eleven of the top 15 pike were taken by nonresident nonresident anglers. A beautiful "Brookie" took the Speckled Trout top prize tipping the scales at an even 9 pounds. The skilled angler was Ed McC'luskey from Nipigon, Ontario and was fishing the Nipigon River, north of Lake Superior. For the third straight year, the top "Muskie" was caught in Wabigon Lake. Donald Reed of Anoka, Minnesota weighed in his giant at 51 pounds 8 ounces, A beautiful specimen to represent the Maskinonge category. Just shy of the ail-time record, the first prize Chinook Salmon was landed by John DiGenova at the Nottawasaga River, while using roe for bait. John said his prize tasted good -all 43 pounds of it! First place in the Rainbow Trout category was ensured when Delbert Pinkerton of Peterborough landed a beautiful 25 pound 4 ounce Rainbow at Wilmot Creek. First place prize winners will all receive $150.00 plus a 4,5 h.p. Evinrude outboard motor; in the event they have an all-time record, they win the (it) h.p. Evinrude motor in lieu of the 4.5 h.p. This is the 24th successful running of the "Molson" Big Fish Contest. More entries were received this year than ever before. A number of entries were.disqualified for insufficient evidence, lack of witness, and questionable weights, The 37,000 member Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters has run the contest since 1958. Most of the Rainbow trout winners caught their fish in this area, cither at Bowmanville Creek, Ganaraska River, Wilmot or Lake Ontario. William Todd of Orono won '$25 and Douglas Kilpatrick of Bowmanville won $20. Larry Vernon of Blackstock won $15 in the Coho Salmon contest, We can't help without your help o* T ?% w ^ OF ° ABILITY RJND WORKING WITH PHYSICALLY DISABLED ADULTS Several members of Memorial Hospital's Board were on hand last week at the cafeteria where they were in charge of serving a turkey dinner to staff members, a tradition that had been popular throughout the years. A few of those involved are pictured here, from left to right, Administrator R.E. 'Dick' Elston, Doug James, Chairman Harry Locke and Don Peebles. Stephenson of Newcastle and all enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Young of Cobourg. At Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stacey's, Ballyduff, were Mr. and Mrs. Sid Stacey and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Don Owles and girls of Prescott and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stacey, Michael and Nicholas of Newcastle on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson Henderson and family of Bowmanville Bowmanville were Christmas dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, also Mr. and Mrs. Kim Byars of Kingston. Mrs. Irene Burley of Bowmanville Bowmanville spent a few Christmas Christmas days with Mrs. Lena Clysdale. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. William Nesbitt of Columbus. Sympathy of the community is expressed to the families of Mr. Geo. Henderson of Port Hope who died Christmas morning in the hospital after a few hours there. Funeral was Monday afternoon. On Tuesday last, Orono- Lockharts Teachers and Staff held a pot luck supper and surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke of Orono on their 25th wedding anniversary anniversary at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown's. Starkville-Newtonville . Bowling Team Standings Pontiacs 37, Olds 37, Chevs 28, Buicks 27. , 1 High single - Carol Reuter 276. High triple - Nadine Trimble 616. 50 - 50 draw - Jean Arnold, 200 Games Carol Ruiter 276, Irene Martin 244, Susan Floyd 234, Peggy Millson 234, Mary Topple 224, Marlene Stacey 223, Nadine Trimble 217, 201, Cindy Millson 217, Blanche Jones 216, Pat Millson 211, Joyce Stacey 204, Bernice Henderson 202. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen were the greeters for church services Sunday morning. The choir sang "O Holy Night" and the sermon was entitled "Around Manger and Throne". Next Sunday, January 2nd, 1983, the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed. The annual church meeting will be January 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow, Jan and Ryan were Christmas dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Call of Newcastle. The Brown family Christmas Christmas Brunch was held Sunday at the Flying Dutchman with the following present: Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, Mrs. Brenda St. John, Miss Shelley Brown, Mr. Jerry Welsh, Mrs. Marie Trim, all of Newtonville; Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson, Mrs. Vi Adair and Gary, Mr. Clint Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and boys of Newcastle; Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Brown of Campbellcroft; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer, Mrs. Lynn Swales, Mr. Jeff Gilmer and friend of Port Hope; Mr. and Mrs. C. Trizzino and Ashley of Cobourg, Mr. Doug Henderson of Orono, Mr. Bob Henderson of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Following the Brunch all returned to Mr. Clint Brown's of Newcastle for a happy reunion and a sociable time. 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