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4 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 14,1990 •Newcastle 3nbepenbent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Parents and Tots Enjoying Mom's Morning Spring must be around the comer. On the weekend neighbours informed us of their sightings of robins, the harbingers of warmer days. Some village folks went south looking for those warm days. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wagar have come home from a vacation in the sunny south. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray have returned from a three-week holiday in Florida. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quinney are back from Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, Republic, where the sun tanned them well. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott have also returned from a Florida vacation. vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce and Mrs. K. Kimball were Thursday evening dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa. Masters Russell and Grayden Hunt, Pontypool, spent Thursday with grandparents, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin, Woodville, visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago on their way to Camborne to help grandson Paul Boundy celebrate celebrate his ninth birthday. The Barbacsy family, Belleville called in on Saturday Saturday at their, former neighbours, neighbours, the Crago's. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended the Municipal Electric Electric Association Annual ■(H Meeting in Toronto last week. On Thursday, there was a Hydro meeting in the morning, after which the commissioners attended the Rotary Luncheon at the Flying Flying Dutchman. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended the Ganaraska meeting in Port Hope. Birthday greetings to Pat Parker, Corey Call, Margaret Margaret Rudman, Dwayne Martin, Martin, Floyd Powell, Irene Brereton and Sandra Kelsey. Kelsey. The Newcastle Village and District Historical Society Society meets on Monday, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the Centennial Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. Mr. Bill Humber, author and raconteur, will talk about Sporting Tales in Old Newcastle. Sounds interesting! interesting! Attending the UCW Pres- byterial at Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, last Wednesday were Marion Allin, Allin, Erla Jose, Alice Hopson, Maijorie Caswell, Sneila Stiles, Shirley Coyle, Pearl Noble and Kathleen Powell. Speaker Judith Snow gave an account of Life in Fullness. Fullness. Miss Candy Storks spent the weekend in Parry Sound. On Saturday evening Mrs. Pauline Storks entertained entertained friend Ruby Lee, of Oshawa and Raye Fried- lander, to dinner. Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley Burley were Mr. and Mrs. Alec Martin. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burley, Stephen and Allison, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Port Hope were Saturday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. On Thursday Mrs. Clinton Clinton Tomlinson and Mrs. Cecil Cecil Tomlinson, Belleville, visited visited Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray, Murray, Frankford, spent the week-end with her father Mr. Arthur Bedwin and brother Fred, Lake Shore. On Saturday, March 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard Rickard enjoyed Les Misérables at the Royal Alex Theatre, Toronto. At the Tuesday, March 20th Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural meeting in the Centennial Centennial Room of the Newcastle Community Hall, Mrs. Bertha Bertha Barnes will impart her knowledge on the growing and care of African Violets. Do come and enjoy! Miss Jennifer Pearce, Lindsay, is spending the Marchr break holiday with her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Margaret Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin, Woodville,, visited on Wednesday with Mrs. Margaret Margaret Pearce. fill • 1 * Invincibles" Win Wilmot Creek Trophy On Saturday, March 3rd at the Wilmot Creek Wheel- house, the annual Winter Games award ceremony was held. Congratulations to the "Invincibles", the winning team, which received the Wilmot Creek Company Trophy. Trophy. Team members are 1-r - Tom Capper, Vi Edith Llewellyn and Llewellyn; (absent - Bill Li- ley). Capper, ' Heath GRAND OPENING Specializing in: A wide assortment of Herbal, Flavoured, Iced Teas • Specialty Coffees • Gourmet Preserves • Sable and Rosenfeld • Flavoured Vinegars • Assorted Spices • Coffee Mugs, Teapots, Cream, and Sugars ASK ABOUT OUR COFFEE CLUB Wc make Gift Baskets for all occasions 113 King St. B/ Bowmanville 623-0328 i JFL ea. ! FREE I with this coupon i 1/4 lb. i COFFEE | with the purchase of I 1 lb. - of COFFEE 1 Valid March W 17 I SAVE 500 on your next purchase GREAVES PRESERVES From Niayara-On-Thc-Lake Valid March M-17 ! FREE I with this coupon I 1 Cup of i freshly brewed ! COFFEE i I Valid March Id ■ 17 Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Vera Barchard and family on the death of her mother, Mrs. Minnie Cutler, at Strathaven, Bowmanville. The Cutlers were former Newcastle residents. On Sunday Mrs. Joan De Guerre and her aunt, Miss Doris Spencer visited Joan's aunt Aaa Tuson at Hillsdale Manor. The Orono District Credit Union 35th annual meeting was held at Orono United Church on Friday, March 9, 1990. A delicious roast beef dinner was enjoyed prior to the business meeting, entertainment entertainment and door prize United Church On Sunday, March 11, 1990, at Newcastle United Church, Reverend Donald Stiles preached the second sermon in the Lenten series (Encounters on the Way). The Man Who Came by Night. Mr. Charles Ewert was Lay Reader. Lead Me Lord was the anthem sung by the choir. Wednesday morning Bible Class resumes on Wednesday, March 21st at 10 a.m. Youth Confirmation Class meets next on Tuesday, Tuesday, March 20th, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Items for the Easter newsletter will be received by Mr. Ray Noble. St. George's Church On the second Sunday in Lent at St. George's Anglican Anglican Church, Holy Communion Communion was celebrated at eight o'clock and Morning Prayer and sermon at eleven o'clock. The choir anthem was Lead Me, Lord. The. date for the Advisory Board meeting has been changed to Thursday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, March 14, Holy Communion will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. and on Sunday, March 18, Holy Communion will beat 8 a.m. with Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. On March 18, at 7:45 p.m. Ultreya, the le Cursillo peo- interested in a service for pie and all new Christ - Like meaning in their lives, will be held at St. George's Parish Hall. Anyone interested in square dancing, come to St. Saviour's Parish Hall on Friday, Friday, March 23 at 8 p.m. For further information contact Helen Hall at 987-4745 or Dodie Morgan 705-377-3035. On Wednesday, April 11, at 6:30 p.m. a traditional Jewish sedar supper will be enacted at St. Saviour's in the Parish Hall. Newcastle Village Bowling Ladies League Marilyn Kent 225, 202, 186, Bobbie Tims 222, 180, Marg Miller 178, Heather Rodrigue 191, Betty Major 179, 227, 222, Marilyn Ma- 186, Cindy Poirer 252, nice Henderson 182, 180, Lorna Crockett 198, 175, Louise McKnight 177, Kathleen Kathleen Poole 195, Carol Johnson Johnson 177. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 160, 196, Marg Burley 159, Ron Burley Burley 187, Vance Cooper 187, Jenny Hicks 151, Jack Holmes 180, Jean Holmes- 201, Alice Hopson 169, Albert Albert Pearce 155, Lon Pardy 200,150, Stan Powell 171. Thursday Mixed League Wesley Forget 278, 177, Bob Forget 235, 188, 211, Ruth Forget 178, 235, Tom Kindratiuk 178, Pat Grant 182, 184, Bill Brown 199, •216, Joe Forget 210, 303, 195, Ken Jury 209,181, Betty Betty Richards 198, Marylou Travers 176, Joyce Mendon- ca 184, Chris Nicholson 179, Greg Forget 207, 220, Joe Mendonca 255, 246, 223, Ken Boyd 217, 286, Fae Forget Forget 231, 227, 211, Jackie Kindratiuk 192, 242, 181, Ted Ritchie 215, 265, 219, Donna Mendonca 186, 201. Youth Bowling League Grant Burke 146, 139, Stephen Barber 143, 128, Kevin Tutkoluk 175, 123, Yvonne Coe 115,108, Shaun Hentig 109, 100, Richard Jenkins 172, 238, Angela Darrach 147, 132, Angela Coe 116, Chris Mathias 122, Rene Mathias 108, Leigh Wood 159, Michael Coe 111, Shannon Holmes 104, 128, Matthew Caswell 137, Tim Harness 106. Juniors Nicholas Boyd 86, 72, Michelle Michelle Schyff 84, 78, Sara Castellano 85, 51, Matthew Schyff 125, 153, Steven Scott 78, 80, Cheryl Perkins 78, 96, Adam Stripp 67, 74, Jordan Schmahl 74, Amanda Amanda Storks 67, 109, Nicole Norton 74, 91, Jeff Scott 77, Robert Walton 112, 137, Rene, Bedard 74, Michelle Alldread 69,- ■ 78, Kelly Holmes 70, 76, Douglas Walton Walton 66, Janice Perkins ' 79,' Nathan Schroor 81, 81, Jeffrey Jeffrey Giles 109, 113, Lori Gifes 81,89. Mom's Morning is the name of a community group which meets every Thursday in the Newcastle United Church between the hours of 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Last week, the group was pleased to receive a $100 cheque from the Great Pine Ridge Kinettes for the purchase of toys for the play group. In this photo, Corinne Allin, President of Mom's Morning, accepts the donation from Janet Oegema, President of the Kinettes. Some of the younger participants in the group are also repr resented. The Mom's Morning program consists-, of speakers, crafts, and other special events for the Moms, while children enjoy stories, playtime anp snacks under the supervision of volunteers. 8 Happenings in Elizabeth ville by Mrs. Thickson Intended for last week It's not much like spring with these cold days, but the students are looking forward to the March break next week. Mrs. Beryl Dekoker with her gifted classes competed in the annual Delathon which was held at her school O'Neil Oshawa. Her school was second in April. The National National delathon will be at Oshawa at O'Neill. She was quite proud of her students. The seniors met as usual with six tables and a U.N.O. group. On Friday, the World's Day of Prayer was held at Canton. This annual program program was prepared by the ladies of Czechoslovakia for this year. Mrs. K. Trew, Mrs. J Smith, Mrs. Hazel Bristowe, Mrs. D. Bell, Mrs. V. Gann and Mary Gardiner attended from here. Gruffies Atoms Finish in First jor Mai ly y< ary Pierik 224, 248, Ber- The Newcastle Gruffies Atoms finished off their regular regular season with a very impressive impressive record. For all games played, including tournaments, they posted 32 wins, 4 losses, and 3 ties. The team scored an amazing 223 goals, while netminder Shawn Honeyman was scored on onlv 57 times and recorded 10 shutouts. The players stats are Darryl Wright 69G, 36A, 105 Pts, Derrick Arnold 68G, 28A, 96 Pts, Chris Druery 27G, 49A, 76 Pts, Tommy Gillan 17G, 38A, 55 Pts, Jamie Metcalf 30G, 19A, 49 Pts, David Troost 2G, 31A, 33 Pts, Ryan Oakley Oakley 4G, 18A, 22 Pts, Jessie Anger 4G, 15A, 19 Pts, Mark Sausedo 2ô, 14A, 16 Pts, Daniel VanderHeyden OG, 13A, 13 Pts, Shawn Honeyman 0G, 2A, 2 Pts. On Monday evening the Bewdley Lions club entertained entertained the ladies to a banquet banquet held at their hall at Campbellcroft and had a speake,. Mr. Kevin Callans, President of Ontario Federation Federation of Anglers and hunters and wild life. He had a ferret ferret with him and slides as well, as speaking to the group. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Russell Russell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fowler during the week. Mrs. J. Sevenhuysen and girls visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Fowler, also visited with me and then spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler, Stirling. Mr. J. Sevenhuysen is stationed on Manitoulin Island at present and gets home for four days every other weekend. weekend. vtlMw Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock had Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew and Mrs. Irene Beatty for tea Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quan- trill were with Mr. and Mrs. E. Elliott, Oshawa, on Sunday. Sunday. Mrs. Mae Muldrew was with her daughter Dorothy and family and visited with Mrs. Audrey Reid. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer visited with the Minnis's Whitby, also visited Mrs. Mercer's brother Stan Burgess Burgess who had an operation Friday. 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