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I ) m I- : kmm I mh, Hr ■ îfcuicaatle Snhepeoiient §p m .- Ill Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wiggans, Oshawa, were Saturday visitors with her mother, Mrs. Ina Whitney. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell included included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Alyssa and Andrew, Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt and Russell, Pontypool and Miss Judy Powell, Bowmanville. Neighbour Alecia Spencer was a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville until Monday. Although she is still riot feeling too well, she and Tom observe their fifty-first wedding anniversary on March 15. We extend congratulations. congratulations. ■ Miss Christine Naylor, Trenton, is spending the March . vacation with her grandparents, Albert and Myrtle Naylor. Mr. Charles Cowan is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mrs. Grace Reid, of Park- view, is a patient in Western Hospital, Toronto, having undergone successful heart surgery. Birthday greetings to Lome Johnson,. Margaret Rudman, Dwayne Martin, Anne De- Bruin, Gladys Metrailler, Pat Parker, Floyd Powell, Irene Brereton and Sandra Kelsey. Miss Charlotte Haldenby of Sault Ste Marie, is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Allan Haldenby at the Rectory this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Water- bury returned last Wednesday from a week's vacation with their daughter Sandra in Edmonton. We extend congratulations to Mrs. Pauline Storks who won a weekend at Harbour Castle, Toronto, courtesy of Canadian Automobile Association. Association. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce to Oshawa on Sunday when they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper. Mrs. Raye Friedlander and daughter Carolyn Garrod returned returned home last week after a winter vacation in Bradenton, Florida. Mr. Dean Friedlander Friedlander and Jill Christie of Toronto visited on Sunday. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska Executive meeting in Port Hope last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Buck- ley spent the weekend in Kingston with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winsor and visited Dr. and Mrs, S. R. Delve, Amherstview. Mrs. Wallace Boughen, Newtonville, was Wednesday supper guest of Mrs. Amelia Lancaster while Wallace Boughen, Sidney Lancaster and Jack Chard attended the dinner meeting of the Men's Canadian Club at St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Sunday supper guests of his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Sympathy' is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy on the death of his brother, Hugh Murphy, Bowmanville. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Harris and girls, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harris and son Michael, Kingston. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Charlotte Hendry were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendry, Melissa and Benjamin, Cambridge Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. George Hendry and sons, Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Embley, Trenton, were Wednesday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Reta Embley of Park- view. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tomlinson, Tomlinson, Belleville, were Thursday visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Mrs. Jean Shipley, Sarnia, was a Saturday overnight guest of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. David Rickard and Jeffrey and Janice. On Sunday, Jeffrey and Janice visited their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary, while their parents and aunt enjoyed a surprise birthday party in honour of sister, Evelyn Edwards, Kingston. Miss Lorie Rowe spent a couple of days with her grandmother. grandmother. Mrs. Margaret.,, Pearce. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago included Miss Feme Crago, Leland and Ronald, Providence, and Miss Dorrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore. Mrs. Fred Couch spent a few days recently with her sister in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Nico de Jonge, Lesle and Jennifer, Whitby, were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson. Anglican News Mrs. Allan Haldenby atten- Dr. R. K. McArthur is pleased to announce that Dr. J. Lynn Tomkins (Dental Surgeon) will be joining him in the practice of GENERAL DENTISTRY at 119 King St. West -- Newcastle Village For appointment, call 987-4466 ded the meeting of the Clergy wives of the Deanery of Durham and Northumberland held at the Rectory of St, Peter's, Cobourg, on Tuesday, March 6. The Season of Lent began at St. George's Anglican Church with 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services on Ash Wednesday. Members of the A.C.W. attended attended the 7:30 Evening Service and then held their business meeting in the Parish Hall. The Rev. Allan Langley of Bowmanville will celebrate Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. this coming Sunday in St, George's Anglican Church. United Church News On Sunday, March 11, at Newcastle United Church, the choir rendered the anthem,. Thine the Power, Thine the Grace. Rev. Donald Stiles preached the first of his sermons sermons for Lent, The Apostles of Acts, Stephen, First Martyr. Lay Reader was Mr. Scott Buchanan. Ventures in Mission cards should be in before next week. Next Sunday, March 18, the Sacrament of Baptism will be administered. New church members will be received on Sunday, April 15. Confirmation Confirmation classes begin on Wednesday, March 28. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY BOWLING Monday Night Ladies League 175 and Over Feb. 27 B. Major 193, 218, 281, M. Wade 263, 191, 194, A. Lang- staff 233, 322, 189, S. Foster 174, 207, 206, L. Crockett 204, 200,206, M. Pierik 197,176, 218, J. McCracken 190, 232,180, N. Mumby 180, 185,182,1. Brown 189, 242, K. Mercer 192, 222, T. Langstaff 255, 217, D. Mercer 179, 182, D. Neal 176, 195, M. Major 223, T. Barraball 179, P. Irwin 191, S. Williams 185, M. Trim 222, G. Henry 189,, E. . Bruce 181, K. Wotton 186; D. ' Forth 226, A.. Strutt IBIT'C. Robinson 204, Y. Richard 183, P. Knapp 186, A. Mercer 198, D. Walker 216. Tuesday Morning Seniors League Feb. 28 Top 5 Bowlers, 2 Game Total S. Allin 332, A. Pearce 317, M. Hall 312, E. Couch 291, K. Kimbell 287. Thursday Night Mixed League 175 and Over March 1 W. Forget 230, 229, 226, F. Forget 181,179, M. Blaker 186, 180, B. Forget 179, 178, M. Lewis 184, 186, J. Glanville 182, 194, J. Forget 190, 224, L. Forget 178, N. Dennis 195, J. Boyd 189, S. Dennis 199, E. Miller 185, K. Boyd 181, 199, Bill Dennis 218, Barb Dennis 182, J. Foss 216, C. Lycett 198, K. Chapman 190. Youth Bowling Seniors 100 and Over Kelly O'Boyle 157, 127, K. Miller 183, 152, B. Fisk 145, 106, M. Rossignol 100, 155, T. De Jong 174, 126, J. Weaver 111, 100, L. Weaver 103,128, S, Willsher 118, 151, S. Wright 121,107, Ken O'Boyle 149, 243, S. Miller 108, 156, M. Potter 118, 126, C. Willsher 100, 207, D. Miller 137, 171, T. Young 152,158, J. Rogerson 102, 104, L. Whyte 134, J. Hopkins 118, J. Wright 118. \ Juniors 75 and Over J. Holroyd 124, 80, J. Miller 131, 131, T. Young 101, K. Burke 131, 113, M. Coyle 101, 156, D. Winter. 129, 121, P. Darrach 82.100. R. Locke 80, M. Mitchell 92, S. L. Wright 84, T. J. Young75, D. Holroyd 111, D. Peel 70, S. Carroll 123, E. Locke 102, N. Virtue 101, J. Berney 83, C. Farrow 94. Monday Night Ladies League 175 and Over March 5 L. Crockett 185, 242, 191, M. Pierik 270, 248, 201, A. Stere 198,191,184, A. Strutt 180, 176, 232, D. Mercer 213,185,191, T. Langstaff 185, 218, 211, Y. Richard 187, 197, H. Farrow 182, 208, D. McCurdy 196, 187, S. Foster 190, 216, K. Mercer 259, 229, B. Pearce 180, J. McCracken 177, D. Mackey 182, W. Ramage 189, S. Stere 177, P. Knapp 182, I. Brown 211, G. Henry 182, B. Major 194, M Major 190, P. Irwin 196, S. Williams 176, H. Couroux 190, A. Mercer 218, D. Neal 187, A. Langstaff 183, D. Foster 196. Thursday Night Mixed League 175 and Over March 8 K. Boyd 197 , 206, 198, W. Forget 190,239,197, F. Forget 197,241,196, C. Lycett 196, 201, K. Moffatt 192,198, J. Foss 232, 184, J. Forget 246, 228, S. L. Boyd 184,201, S. Dennis 185, E. Miller 181, M. Beacock 180, R. Adams 227, Barb Dennis 175, L. Forget 178, M. Blaker 188, N. Dennis 188. Youth Bowling March 10 Seniors 95 and Over B. Coyle 110, 122, L. Whyte 111, 116, B. Fisk 174, 145, J. Weaver 105,96, J. Hopkins 118, 98, L. Weaver 107, 132, S. Wright 120,142, J. Wright 101, 114, M. Potter 165, 147, D. DeJong 142, 176, C. Willsher 164, 103, D. Miller 147, 137, T. Young 146, 152, Stephanie Miller 110, 109, K. Miller 176, M. Rossignol 115, S. Willsher 100, Steven Miller 111, D. Werheid 101, L. Rossignol 95, J. Rogerson 131, T. De Jong 99. Juniors 75 and Over D. Holroyd 95, 111, J. Holroyd Holroyd 104,102, D. Winter 145,95, J. Darrach 123,82, M. Mitchell CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE UPDATE FOR THE BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE The Bicentennial Committee is planning to have special commemorative "Trade Dollar" coins minted. These will cost $1.00 each and can be redeemed at local banks until July 31, 1984. Details have not been finalized at this time, but the Committee will be making further announcements with respect to this project. There are now grants available from the Secretary of Stale of Canada. These are on a first come, first served basis but must be received by March 31,1984. Wintario grants are still available for events occurring between August and December 1984 but applications must be submitted by April 30, 1984. Further information is available through the Town of Newcastle Administrator's Office at 623-3379. In addition, the Bicentennial Committee Is considering printing a calendar of events In the local newspapers. We need your input. Please try to set dates for any events your group may be planning to hold. Thereafter please submit details of the event to the Administrator's Office by March 23,1984. Herb Tlnk, Chairman Bicentennial Committee Fob. 29th, Mnr. 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E. (Bowmanville Mali! BOWMANVILLE Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. March 14, 1984 13 Ladies Afternoon Curling Champs Receive Trophies 101,100, S. L. Wright 84,115, T. J. Young 88, S. Carroll 90, D. Peel 109, J. Berney 76, P. Darrach 90, C. Farrow 77, D. Mitchell 88, R. Locke 95. Library Listings New at the Bowmanville Branch Fiction: Carver, Raymond. Cathedral. Here are twelve stories of ordinary people by a contemporary American writer already regarded as a master of the short story. Gordimer, Nadine. Selected Stories. The landscape of Africa and every corner of its complex and disturbing society come to life in these exquisitely craftéd stories. McManus, James. Out of the Blue. This truly suspenseful novel of child kidnapping shows how random violence can reach out to touch the lives of the innocent. Martin, William. Nerve Endings. Here is a fascinating medical drama, an all- American coast-to-coast thriller with chase scenes, twists of fate, complex intrigues and" surprising climaxes. Wilson, Robert Charles. Icefire. A mental hospital for the criminally insane, set on a desolate and forbidding island in Lake Superior is the setting for this terrifying and suspenseful horror story. Non-fiction : Deimer, Petra. Parrots. This handy pet owners' manual will answer all your questions about purchase, care and feeding, illnesses - even the mysteries of parrot behavior. Fiennes, Ranulph, Sir. To the Ends of the Earth. Called the world's last great adventure, this is an engrossing account of the Transglobe, the first circumsolar journey round earth. Guillot, G. The Book of Ballet. If you enjoy watching ballet, if you want to learn ballet, or if you already dance, then you will want to read this book. Hoffman, Helene. Going Solo: Starting Your Own Business in Canada. This important book shows clearly and simply how anyone can find work satisfaction and financial independence. McKay, Paul. Electric Empire: the Inside Story of Ontario Hydro. This is an expose on the second largest publicly-owned utility in North America written by the Ontario Public Interest Research Group. 1 -J • J ' The Tuesday afternoon ladies curling league Nichols trophy to Lorraine Lever - skip and Sue champs are shown above receiving the second Dion - lead. Absent from photo were Ede Gearing- schedule trophy. Pictured from left is league vice skip and Marily Prescott - second, president Marsha Hogarth presenting the Roy i '>• -vm I 1 '• The top rink in the ladies Thursday afternoon MacArthur-lead, Lorraine Lever-skip Martha curling league are shown above receiving the sec- Hogarth-league president, Jean Balson-vice skip ond schedule trophy. 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