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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1984 Stye Newcastle 3nbepenbent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Newcastle Men Receive Jewels at Durham Masonic Lodge Telephone 987-4201 Wintario was held at Wood- ville last Thursday. Looked for the Martins or the Rickards in the crowd but didn't see them. On November 15, the Newcastle and District Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the Wintario Draw here at Clarke High School. Tickets will soon be available. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander T. Ross and boys David and Stephen, Alton, visited the Rev. and Mrs. Allan Haldenby on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Ennismore, and Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Spencer, Bowmanville Bowmanville were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. On Friday Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Wade visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swan, Wark- worth. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ihuck Allin, Fenelon Falls. Senior Citizens meet this Thursday, Sept. 20th at the Newcastle Community Hall. Newcastle Horticultural Society has the fall show at Newcastle Community Hall on Tuesday, September 25. Grandmother Elizabeth Skelding must be elated. Grandson George Skelding and wife Cindy of Niagara Falls, are proud parents of win girls. Congratulations! Weekend visitors with Mrs. Jharlotte Hendry were grandchildren grandchildren Melissa and Benjamin Benjamin Hendry of Cambridge. Rev. Thomas Smith, Bowmanville, visited last Wednesday with Mr. Charles Cowan. Thursday visitors with Mr. Charles Cowan were Mrs. Ruby Warburton, Mrs. Bertha Daniels and son Neil, of Oshawa. Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, Frank- ford and Mr. Arthur Bedwin, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Austin, Port Hope, were Sunday afternoon callers at the Sidney Lancaster's. Evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Perrin, Peterborough, and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, Newtonville. Mrs. Len Graham and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball visited last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Lena Clysdale, of Newtonville. On Sunday Mrs. Kathleen Kimball was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bowen, Orono. Last Monday, Mrs. George Allin entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Hoar and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard attended the Cherry Valley Lions Charter Anniversary Anniversary on Saturday evening. Patients in Memorial Hospital Bowmanville include Mrs. Marg Primer, Mrs. Gladys Bonathon, Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Brawley, Mrs. Anneke Verbeek. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allin, Brownsdale. After attending the Masonic Service at Newtonville United Church on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burley, Port Hope. Mrs. Gladys Wood attended a bridal shower on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Allan Reid, Oshawa, in honour of Evelyn Hunter, bride-to-be of Mr. Ross Reid, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Birthday greetings to Cheryl Duval, Sam Brereton, Fred Bedwin, Rev. Donald Stiles. Congratulations to Ivor and Nellie Brawley who observe their 49th wedding anniversary anniversary on September 21. Miss Ada Pascoe, Port Credit, was a weekend guest of her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary. On Sunday a special birthday dinner was held in her honour. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCullough, Brian and Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Dickinson, all of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. David Rickard, DON IRVINE 6234482 108 Waverley Rd., Bowmanville "See me for car, home, life, boat and business insurance." Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. VAtl f A AM INSUIANCI •-» •tali Farm Insurance Companies Canadien Head OH Ices Scarborough. Ontario Jeffrey and Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Couch and Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dey, Adrienne and Brandon of Welcome. Many onlookers reported that last Saturday's Chamber of Commerce Parade was the best yet. We congratulate the float winners, 1st Toms and Sons IGA and Orono Newcastle Newcastle Post Offices, 2nd Clarke Pioneers and Newcastle Chamber of Commerce (Hazel Crago and sister Dorrene along with Helene Kraayvan- ger enjoyed riding there). 3rd prize was awarded to Kraco Carpentry and the Kinsmen. To all who participated, congratulations! It's a lot of work. Sorry we didn't get the children's names of prize winners. Visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy included included Miss Marjorie Hoidge, Toronto, Mrs. Mary Brooks and Mrs. R. Barraball, Oshawa. Newcastle Village Meals on Wheels is foundering. The new coordinator has resigned, the clients are dwindling to zero, and the number of drivers is diminishing. Is the service needed in Newcastle? What do you think? Do you know anyone anyone who should be receiving meals, now, or in the near future? Would you be willing to help - telephone drivers, look after clients, be the treasurer, treasurer, keep track of supplies, deliver meals, or coordinate all of the above? The future of Newcastle Meals on Wheels depends on the residents of Newcastle. Please call with your opinion or offer of help to Jean Rickard, 987-4822, or Marjory Smart, 987-4503. Now! ! Anglican News Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston and the Rev. A. E. Haldenby attended the meeting meeting of the Council of the Deanery of Durham and Northumberland, held in St. Anne's Anglican Church, Bewdley, on Monday evening. Mr. Fred Yates and Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Haldenby attended the Deanery Fellowship of Prayer Meeting held in St. John's Anglican Church, Port. Hope, on Monday morning. The Bowmanville and District District Ministerial met at Cour- tice United Church on Wednesday. Lunch was served by the ladies of the church. Mrs. Nancy Hopgood, District Director of the Victorian Victorian Order of Nurses and Mrs. Alice Kunetsky, Coordinator Coordinator of the Friendly Visitors Family Support Program, Program, gave an enthusiastic report on their work and asked the churches to recommend volunteers. The Rev. Robin Thompson, the new minister of Hampton United Church, was introduced. The Rev. Allan Haldenby, St. George's Anglican Church, Newcastle, ended his term as chairman and the Rev. John Peters of Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was elected chairman chairman for 84-85. The Rev. Willard Whitman of powman- ville Pentecostal Church, invited invited the ministerial to his church for the October 10 meeting. United Church News Baskets of beautiful flowers adorned Newcastle United Church on Sunday, Sept. 16. Rev. Donald Stiles preached the sermon, Partnership in the Gospel. Mrs. Anneke Verbeek, who is hospitalized in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, sent a message of thanks to all for their kindnesses. kindnesses. The Official Board will meet on Sunday, September 30th, following the church service. Rev. D. Tansley, Interim Minister will be present. Rev. Stiles' leave of absence commences commences October 15. On Sunday September 23rd at 7:30 the Hi C will meet. The Sunshine Unit of the U.C.W. met on Monday, Sept. 10 at the home of Mrs. Narda HoogKamp. The bazaar of Oct. 15, the Turkey Supper of Nov. 3rd and other catering dates were discussed. Narda, Marjorie Caswell, Clara Schmid and Mary Foster presented presented the Devotional, Home and Country. Narda read a thought-provoking essay on our beautiful country of Canada, and how as Christian stewards of the earth, it is our duty to protect the environment. environment. Beautiful slides of Holland, Germany, Switzerland Switzerland and British Columbia were shown by Narda. Mar jarie Caswell and Marie Pedwell sang the duet, Bless This House. Delicious delsserts were served by the committee. committee. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY BOWLING Monday Night Ladies League Sept. 10 175 and Over M. Pierik 204, 220, C. Van Deussen 223, 252, D. Mackey 208, 220, M. Trim 183, 192, I. Brown 180, 231, D. Foster 192, 186, B. Major 211,'191, P. Irwin 202,182, D. Mercer 179,178, E. Miller 208, G. Henry 189, M. Wade 178, T. Langstaff 175, A. Langstaff 206, K. Mercer 176, D. Walker 180, S. Foster 192, A. Strutt 191, B. Stacey 197, M. Major 187, H. Couroux 199, N. Mum by 201. HARNESS RACING fat4$fc AT ITS BEST Bowmanville ■ I Hampton Night at the Races Saturday, Sept. 22nd FIRST RACE STARTS 7:30 p.m. FAWARTHA DCWNS HWY. 28 TEL. 705-939-6323 FRASERVILLE DINING ROOM RES. 705-939-6361 Winning Driver and Horse Gifts donated by: Cooler Presentation - Norm's Delicatessen, Bowmanville Driver Presentation -John's Service Centre, Hampton Cooler Presentation - Brooks BP, Bowmanville Driver Presentation - Coronationn Restaurant Cooler Orchard Park Furniture, Bowmanville Driver Presentation - King Garden Restaurant Cooler Presentation -Tanglewood Stable, Hampton Driver Presentation - Van Belle Florist Cooler Presentation-Dr. Jay Driver Presentation - Flying Dutchman Hotel Driver Presentation - Jim Brown Stable Cooler Presentation Driver Presentation - Cooler Presentation Driver Presentation - Cooler Presentation Driver Presentation Cooler Presentation Driver Presentation- Cooler Presentation - Walter Frank Real Estate, Bowmanville ■ Vivian's Harness Repair, Bowmanville -Graham's IGA, Bowmanville • Hampton Hardware and Country Florist - Northend Market, Bowmanville Brother's Pizza, Bowmanville - Cowan Pontiac-Buick GMC, Bowmanville Dennis Pizzeria ■ Wright's Harness Shop, Hampton For Transportation call: Charterways 623-3811 Thursday Night Mixed League Sept. 13 175 and Over B. Lewis 181, 183, 237, K. Boyd 176, 189, 252, M. Blaker 184, 192, 183, W. Forget 179, 232, 216, B. Forget 205, 194, K. Moffatt228,232, F. Forget 240, 229, J. Forget 212, 273, C. Lycett 190,189, K. Jury 186, K, Chapman 191, J. Winter 176, R. Crozier 176, B. Dennis 263, E. Miller 182. STARKVILLE On Monday, Mr. Bruce Trim, Newmarket, visited with his mother Mrs. Isabelle Trim. Mrs. Ruth Robinson visited visited Monday evening with Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Winnie McKay, with her grandchildren Jonathan Jonathan and Jessica MacNab of Oakville, visited with Mrs. Edna Dobson. On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Edna Dobson visited Miss Norma Hallowell and Mrs. Annette Savery, both patients at Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. Maurice Hallowell, Canton, was a dinner guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell on Wednesday. Wednesday. A hearty welcome from the community to Sue and Bruce Wilson, formerly of Oshawa, who moved into the former Starkville school house last weekend. Mrs. Sally LePan has moved to a house in Ottawa near to her son. On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Winnie McKay and Jonathan and Jessica MacNab MacNab visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Hum- merston, Cedar Valley Resort, Resort, visited Monday afternoon afternoon Aith Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brettell and Susan. On Wednesday'Ufternoon, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy visited Mrs. Annette Savery, Savery, Miss Norma Hallowell, Mrs. Mabel Elliott and Mrs. Josie Welter, all patients at Memorial Hospital; Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Friday, Miss Pamela Trowler, Stewart's Road, spent the day with Mrs. Pat Windatt. Pamela's mother, Mrs. Brenda Trowler was fortunate to receive an invitation invitation through her church, St. George's Anglican in Newcastle, to attend the ecumenical prayer service with Pope John Paul II held at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Toronto on Friday Friday afternoon. Several from Starkville attended the fair held at Port Hope last week. Congratulations Congratulations to Miss Laurie Robinson, eight years old, who won second prize in the Talent Contest, singing a solo. She was accompanied on the piano by her 10 year old cousin Miss Angie Robinson. The girls also won second prize in the Talent Talent Contest at the Orono Fair the week before. Congratulations! Congratulations! Mrs. Isabelle Trim spent the weekend at her cottage at Lake Scugog. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter spent the weekend at their cottage at Lake Bernard. On Saturday evening, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. David Guthrie, Carrie and Tom, Sundridge. On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mrs. Brian Caswell visited with Miss Norma Hallowell at Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd visited visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. David Brettell, Oshawa, were dinner guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Brettell and Susan. Mrs. Ellen Farrow with Mrs. Emily Brown and Mrs. Linda Brown, both of Port Hope enjoyed Saturday at the Port Hope Fair. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Murphy with Mr. Harold McColm and Kathleen Kathleen of Oshawa were amongst the many thousands who attended the outdoor mass with Pope John Paul II at the Down- sview Air Base. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Edna Dobson with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruthvcn of Port Hope and Mrs. Katie Lowery and Mrs. John Lowery, Lowery, both of Kirby, attended the wedding of Mr. Grant Lowery and his bride Susan, They were married in the back yard of the groom's home in Toronto with the reception held inside. inside. At Durham Masonic Lodge, No. 66, Newcastle on Tuesday, Sept. 4th, two jewel presentations took place. Taking part in the ceremony were, 1-r, Worshipful Master Ralph Mclnnes, Charles Moise who received his 60 year jewel, George Walton who received his 50 year jewel from his brother Robert, who had received his 50 year jewel earlier and is a 60 year Mason. A third brother, Earl Walton received his 50 year jewel in 1980. George and Bob Walton are Past Masters of Durham Lodge. --Photo by Jack Gordon WESLEYVILLE and DISTRICT On Wednesday evening Sept. 12, both units of Welcome Welcome U.C.W. met at the church for their monthly session. This is the second time the two units combined this year. Earlier, unit one had prepared the program and this time unit two arranged arranged all of the meeting. A new short hymn "Called to Become" was used by Phyllis Symons to open and close the worship period. Mrs. Harold Symons read a poem "Take time to play, to work, to pray." The Scripture story of Mary and Martha was read by Mrs. Laverne Farrow. A short skit was presented by the ladies, representing three good U.C.W. ladies waiting to be admitted by St. Peter at Heaven's gate. Each had to give an account of three things they did that might warrant their admission. Then Peter asked them to hear the witness witness of another lady whom they were astounded to hear was seeking admission. Her life consisted of the little things she did for any she knew who needed help. Those taking part, were Phyllis and Babe Symons, Gladys Farrow, Caroline Byers and Melody Hendry. Hymns and prayer concluded this part of the afternoon. Mrs. Mary Kellogg told of General Council Council held at Morden Manitoba, explaining the organization and the smooth operation of this gathering of 360 commissioners commissioners besides newspaper reporters from across Canada, working staff, and people providing all the necessary necessary secretarial and printing work. Mary stayed with a family outside Morden, and the lady of the house said . perhaps she was the only one in Manitoba who would recognize recognize the name of Welcome. Some of her family belonged to Hope Township Bebees. Each group had a short time to conduct their own business after Mary was thanked by Phyllis. Christine Wilson was in charge for group two. In coming events it was announced announced the Korean people whose travelling expense we shared, will be speaking at Ebenezer in the near future. There will be a workshop at Grafton on Nov. 5, and an executive and quilt committee meeting on Sept. 26 at 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Orald Ford discussed plans for catering for the house tour and also tea following the choir concert. The offering was received and dedicated by Christine. Ladies were pleased pleased to have Mrs. Ida McIntosh of Scotland with them again. Mrs. McIntosh is Tom Wilson's sister and has been holidaying with the Wilsons at their cottage. In spite of the cool and damp weather, many of the local people attended Port Hope Fair on one or more of the three days. Some were viewers, others had displays of some sort and some were just making things work like Carroll Nichols and many others. It's sad when any bird crashes against a window and dies but seems more so when it is one of a kind not very plentiful. One hit the window today with a crash like the report of a small gun. It was killed instantly, was a grosbeak grosbeak with fall colours hard to say which, likely rose breasted breasted but there was no colour on the breast, but a bright rose on the underside of each wing, which identified it as a young male rosebreasted. LAKEWOOD STOVES Special Ili Catalytic The LAKEWOOD SPECIAL III is our premium premium parlour stove. We have blended all of the performance features that have been associated with Lakewood catalytic catalytic woodstoves, with a refreshing approach approach to styling. 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