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2 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1990 Section Two The Newcastle Independent A Weekly Report of the Happenings in the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago We have some famous needleworkers in this area of the Town of Newcastle. St. George's Anglican Church Women quilters entered entered one of their products in the Traditional Design by a Group class at the Canadian Canadian National Exhibition and were awarded a third prize. Mrs. Marilyn Martin took second place in the Open Class Appliqued Quilt section, section, Mrs. Christena Selby received two third prizes in the Afghan Counted Cross stitch entry and in the 2 piece business suit. We extend extend our congratulations to these ladies and will look forward to seeing these articles articles at the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition. ■We look forward to seeing Mr. Doug Lycett's day lilies from 10 a.m. on Saturday, July 28. An invitation has been extended to all interested interested and we thank Doug. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited last Monday evening at the home of Paul and Lynda Crago, R.R. Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Paul and Lynda are the proud parents of son Trevor Burgess Crago. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mrs. . Noreen Martin who passed away last Tuesday, July 17. • Miss Stephanie Hodsoll, Whitby, has been staying with her grandmother, Mrs. Lena Graham and has been greatly enjoying attending the Visual Arts Centre Camp at Bowmanville. The Orono and District Piddle Club met at'the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall on Wednesday, July 18. Before the opening jam session, Mr. Wenaell Tnneer played' and dedicated a tune for the Cra- gos for their 41st. wedding anniversary. Thank you, Wendell! President Bernie Martin held the prize draws, as is customary each month, and winners were as follows: Lucky Door prize, the real cupboard door, Bill Von Box- tel, fifty-fifty prize, Yvonne Edmondson and the performers' performers' prize was shared by Ted Staunton and Jim Yates. Jim Yates is the husband husband of Miss Ross of Can- nington who taught at Lockharts Lockharts School when Jack Crago was custodian there. Mrs. Yates now teaches at Plainville. The point in telling telling this is that one meets many friends, old and new, at the Fiddle Night. Next month we'll see you on Wednesday, August 15. On Saturday, July 21, Mr. George Buckley attended attended the funeral of a cousin, Mr. E. Marshall, Toronto. Mrs. Madeleine Buckley is a patient in Oshawa General General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Coulter, Coulter, Thompsonville, visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell, , Floyd and Dorrene. They picked up son Glenn in Port Hope where he attended hockey school for two weeks. Birthday greetings to Bonnie Cunningham, Murray Murray Paterson, Bemeice Milligan, Milligan, Kay Kimball, John Alldread. Alldread. Congratulations and best wishes to Don and Velma Parker who observe their wedding anniversary on July 28. Historical Society Contest The Newcastle Village and District Historical Society Society is sponsoring a Family Tree Contest for girls and boys, 16 years and under. Write a story, use old pictures, pictures, research some family history or talk to Grandma or Grandpa. Make a booklet - design your own cover - or see now interesting and original you can make your entry. Parents, please encourage encourage the children. All entries entries will be judged and cash prizes will be awarded at the Collectors' Fair on October October 21,1990. Pick up the entry entry form from Pauline's Specialty, Specialty, the Stedman's Store or the Newcastle Village Library. Library. On Sunday, July 22 at the McKay Farm, hosted by Jack and Winnie McKay, a NOTICE The offices of Bowmanville High School will be closed for staff holidays from July 30th until August 13th. I CORPORATION OF THE : TOWN OF NEWCASTLE F NOTICE OF HIGHWAY : CLOSING ÎTAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town pi Newcastle, at the mooting to be held in the Council Chambers, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Monday, July 30, 1990, at the hour of 7:00 p.m., propose to pass a by-law to stop-up and close and to authorize the sale ol parts of the unopened unopened road allowance (s) described as Porter Street and Winn- stanloy Street, in Lot 9, Concession 2, former Town of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, now in the Town ol Newcastle, according to the Porter and Bradshaw Plan, more particularly described as Parts 3 and 5 on Plan 10R-3726. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said by-law, Council or a Committee of Council shall hoar in person, or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will bo prejudicially allcctcd by this by-law, and who applies to bo hoard. family reunion' was enjoyed. About 85 attended when all the families of these McKays were represented - Arthur, Wilfred and Ray McKay, Violet Violet Morton, Alice Robinson Boughen, Ida Plum, Beatrice Beatrice Barrowclough and Lucy Martin ana Jessie McKay. Mr. Arthur Martin Brighton is continuing with the family tree begun hy his father, Allan Martin. Much food and talk was enjoyed at this picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Andrew. Alyssa and friend Rob, Scarborough, attended attended a surprise birthday party for Miss Judy Powell at Brownsdale Community Centre on Saturday evening. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Mr. Pat Blaker attended a Lions Memorial Memorial Service for Mr. Storey Storey Beare, of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Tracy Embley, Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ross, Kitchener, visited Miss Marjorie Marjorie Clemence, Strathaven, on Sunday. Mrs. Annabelle Rickard and Mrs. Sheila Stiles have also called recently recently on Marjorie. Mr. Donald Burley, Wing- ham, visited a week ago Thursday with his mother Mrs. May Burley and uncle Arthur Clark. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce were the Ric Pearces of Port Perry and the Wayne Pearces Pearces of Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall, Belleville", were Sunday visitors visitors with Harry and Mabel Wade and all went out to brunch to celebrate the Wade's diamond anniver- saiy. Last Monday visitors with the Wades were Harry's Harry's nieces, Mrs. Yula MacA- doo, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Scotia, and her sister Joan Ramstead, Orillia. Last Thursday evening Mrs. Bessie Dean was a supper supper guest of Mrs. Gladys Wood. Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Wood were Reid and Erma Wood, Newton- ville, Harold and Shirley Wood, Oshawa. On Sunday, July 22nd, Donna and Brian Bannister, Bowmanville, hosted an an- Searchis On For Families Dear Sir: My wife and I have just completed a visit to Bowmanville Bowmanville in search of my family history. While we had some success in locating the properties, we were not successful successful in locating any living relatives. My great great grandfather grandfather Isaiah Tole purchased land in the Enniskilen area and had a son Hijah Boyd Tole (my great-grandfather) who moved to Blenheim, Ont., and had a son, John Isaiah Boyd Tole, who was rdfather, who moved fanitoba. My great great grandfather grandfather Isaiah also had a son Levi Tole, whom we have determined determined married Sarah M. Clemens. If anyone in this area has a connection with any of these families, it would be most appreciated if they would contact us at the following following address: Raymond E. Tole, 46Wilnor Bay, Brandon, Manitoba, R7B 3H1 Ph. (204) 727-7086 May I conclude by saying thank you to all who were so helpful, we enjoyed our stay very much. Sincerely, R. E. Tole. my grand to Man niversary dinner in honour of her parents, Doug and Lois Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred, Bruce and Nancy Jane Alldred, Port Hope, Les and Neta Alldred, Oshawa, attended along with Annette and Doug Nugent Nugent and Bany Rowe. Last Thursday Mr. Doug Rowe and Barry, Robin ana Myrtle Alldrea, Neta and Leslie Alldred, Oshawa, Doreen Doreen Wood, Orono, and daughter Janice enjoyed the day at the Gibbens' cottage, lake Kennesis. Golden Wedding On Friday evening, July 20, 1990, at the home of their • younger daughter, Cindy and Ken Morrow, Millbrook, a family barbecue was enjoyed by the John and Wilma Scott family, in celebration celebration of their 50th wedding wedding anniversary. At this time John and Wilma were presented with letters of congratulations and plaques from all levels of government. government. The following evening at the Baseline Community Centre,, the Scotts received about one hundred and seventy-five seventy-five friends and relatives relatives for a social evening. Among the Scott relatives were John's sister Dorothy and her husband, Ken Newton, Newton, of Hamilton, and their grandson David, of Elliot Lake. Cousins Alvin and Joyce Scott, Oshawa and his sister, George and Evelyn Ir win, Bobcaygeon, also enjoyed enjoyed the party. Many of Wilma's relatives were also in attendance. Oldest son Jim Scott, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Master of Ceremonies for the evening, announced that this was the first time in 17 years that all the family was together. All the family is now - Jim and wife Susie, (sons Christopher and Jason did not attend), Cathy, Toronto, Toronto, Bill, Edie and daughter daughter Jaclyn, Glendale California, California, Rod, -Sophie and children Lorraine, Justin, Alexander, Lenny, Willie and Karynn, of Stratford, and Cindy, Ken Morrow and Kristy of Millbrook. Mr. James Lowrey, wife Doreen, son Kevin, Ed Morton Morton supplied music for dancing dancing ana Mr. Mac Ransberry called for square dancing. But, the musical Scotts also did some entertaining. Cathy Cathy and friends, . Four on the Floor, danced three clogging numbers. Father John, with his lively fiddle tunes, was accompanied accompanied by Jim on the bass viol and Cathy on piano- piano- a great trio. Son Bill, the cameraman, recorded the evening's proceedings with his video. A delicious buffet was enjoyed enjoyed when attendants socialized. socialized. At John and Wilma's request, request, contributions to the Arthritic Society were re- in linn nf* m'TYc? Writer Looks For Relatives Chamber of Commerce, Bowmanville, Ontario. Gentlemen: For over a month I have been trying, without success^ success^ to locate my Canadian cousins with whom I have lost contact these past few years. I am asking for your help in this matter, as I wish to re-establish our relationship. relationship. The cousins I wish to contact contact are as follows: 1. John and Ruth Pearce (former or recent residents of Venie Pearce's home in Bowmanville). These cousins cousins lived directly across from the Roswell & Georgia Pearce farm (homestead) in Bowmanville. 2. Louise Pearce Rundle, whom I believe lived in Oshawa after leaving the farm and with whom I have lost contact. She married Clifford Rundle and they have two daughters, Cynthia Cynthia and Andrea. I am very interested in locating these two cousins, first to notify them of Mother's Mother's death; second to notify them of their Aunt's death, but mostly to locate and trace our Canadian cousins and relatives. I am compiling compiling a family history and your help would be greatliy appreciated. If you can't help me, would you kindly suggest someone or some place you could refer me to for further information. Looking forward with genuine interest to any help you might provide, I am, Sincerely, Mrs. Shirley J. (Vogler) Seidel, 539 Vintage Lane, Rochester, N.Y. 14615, U.S.A. Models Display Latest Styles at Sidewalk Sale Heather Piels, (left), modelled some of the clothing available in downtown Bowmanville Bowmanville during a fashion show organized by local merchants on Saturday. Get surprising M clearance deals in the middle of summer! 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