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v The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 24,1993 15 A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle; Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago- 987-4201 Entertaining Performance by Fiddlers On Wednesday evening members of the Orono and District Fiddle Club entertained at the Newcastle Community Community Hall. Friends were pleased to greet Past President Bcmic Martin who has been ill. On Thursday evening, November 18, at Newcastle Community Hall, the Newcastle Seniors enjoyed their regular card games. Winners were, 1st Marion Sears, 2nd Phyllis Mill- son, 3rd Marg Denny, 4th Eva Smith, 5lh Don Thompson, and 6th Robin Alldrcd. Draws were won by Jack Barkwcll, Vance Cooper, Vi Hayward, Hayward, Phyllis Millson, Eleanor Perrin, Perrin, Marg Todd, Morloy Flintoff, Thcrcsc Plcsovnig, Ruby Bmnt, Carl Todd, Janet Paedcn and Olive Little. On November 13, neighbour Mùr- ray Martin attended the 50lh wedding anniversary celebration in honour of his uncle and aunt, Leslie and Edna Meyers, Uxbridge. ; On Monday evening the Newcastle Newcastle Lioness met in the Lion's Den of the Newcastle Community Hall. Guest speaker Fleurette presented her topic, Native Spirituality. . On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard attended a Lions meeting in Norwood. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard enjoyed the fabulous Show- boat at North York Performing Arts Centre. Last Thursday Mrs. Pauline Storks attended Clarington Hydro meeting. Last Monday Maxine Fclgate, Claremont, spent the day with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mrs. Wood enjoyed Sunday afternoon afternoon and evening with Stewart and Jean Wood, Orono. Newcastle Horticultural Society holds its Christmas Pot Luck dinner and Show at Newcastle United Church Sunday School Hall on Tuesday, Tuesday, November 30th. See you there! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd visited recently recently with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Bowmanville. Niagara Festival of Lights On Saturday, November 20, 10 persons departing Newcastle were treated royally to a limousine ride to Whitby. There they boarded a bus bound for Niagara Falls, New York. The other bus passengers had been picked up at Brooklin and Port Perry. First stop was Grimsby for bmneh. While dining, a snow squall came and went. Thankful for that! The visibility was nil. About 4:30 p.m. the 40 bus passengers passengers who had checked in at the Radisson Hotel were table to sec the Festival of Lights parade pass by. Everything and everybody in the parade parade is sporting little lights. At six o'clock the main man in the parade - Santa Claus switched on the lights to officially begin the Festival - a spectacle spectacle at the Convention Centre. In the evening seats were reserved in the Convention Center (across the street) for Charlie Pride, Boots Randolph Randolph show which was enjoyed by all. On Sunday morning after buffet breakfast at the hotel, driver Clark and tour guide Barb Porter took the gang shopping. While on this venture we met John and Wilma Scott, Ross and Marion Allin from Newcastle (on another bus) Edna Darling with Peterborough Peterborough and Lennox and Betty Phasey, of Midland. Aileen and Moreton Henderson of Welcome. The afternoon program at the Convention Convention Center had entertainers Tommy Tommy Hunter, Janie Fricke and George Jones. Evening turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served at the Pyrates Table. After a tour of the lights by bus in Niagara Falls, New York, tour guide Barb played the grand piano in the Radisson while some of the group enjoyed singing Christmas songs and carols. Wake-up calls Monday morning had the travellers ready for breakfast, suitcases-packed and in the halls, It was reported that 200 buses arrive for the festival and they certainly were busy lining up to handle the luggage. The lunch area at the Summit Park Mall was certainly a crowded spot, but a little shopping was accomplished accomplished before crossing the border. At the Niagara Parks Greenhouse in Canada, lovely chrysanthemums, all sizes shapes and colours were featured. featured. Flying above in the palms etc. were colourful humming birds. A fun time at early .dinner was very relaxing. relaxing. Darkness allowed the weekenders weekenders to have a bus tour of Niagara Falls, Canada, where thousands of lights and displays sparkle - Disney Motion Lights. The Falls are also illuminated. illuminated. Returning from Whitby to Newcastle Newcastle (again by limousine) were Frank and Eva Hoar, Stan and Kay Powell, Gcrt and Gord Gray, Jack and Hazel Crago, Marguerite Walker and Eva Giles. Forget to mention the Carborundum Carborundum Center in Niagara Falls N.Y. close to the Convention Center. There, on the second floor 15,000 sq. ft. contains the World of Animation - The Legends of Christmas, Toy Train, holiday scenes with scores of animated characters. All in all, a busy but relaxing weekend. St. George's Anglican Church On November 21 at the 11 o'clock service and prior to Communion the Reverend Robert Hartley baptized three children. The infant daughter of Maria and Ralph Bamscy of Newton- villc was christened Christina Lee. Her godparents arc Shelley Thompson Thompson of Oshawa and Andy Bamsey, As her mother, who is of Ukranian descent, was brought up in the Greek Orthodox faith, Christina was also anointed with oil as is customary in that church. The children of Terry Firth and Kim Pearce of Bowmanville were baptized Claire Elizabeth and Damon James. Claire who is five and Damon who is four share godparents, Wendy Pearce Brown, Deborah Radboume, Bill Porter and Glenn Ward. The flowers at the Altar were given given by Helen Lovekin -Anderson (nee Coulson) in memory of the Coulson family. The Sidesmen were Mr. and Mrs. David Sims. On Advent Sunday, November 28, the Reverend "J. Ware will celebrate Holy Communion at eight and Lay Reader Oakley Peters will lead the Service of Morning Prayer at eleven. United Church On Sunday, November 21st, at Newcastle United Church three children children were baptized by Reverend Donald Stiles. Lay Reader was Mr. Veme Rowe. Mr. Francis Jose presented presented a minute for Mission. The Junior Junior Choir sang I Prayed in the Tub and I Will Praise the Lord with my Tambourine. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated as Derek Edward Edward James and Dylan Lee Jeffrey, children of Jeffrey and Laura Lee (Perris) Sallows and Emma Rend daughter of David and Heather (Watt) Whitehousc, were received into the church. COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP SITING TASKFORCE Low-level Radiocative Waste Management GROUPE DE LIAISON COMMUNAUTAIRE GROUPE DE TRAVAIL Choix d'un site de gestion des déchets faiblement radioactifs The Clarington Community Liaison Group » iffi I I Iff? Il fi lï il December 1st. - 37 King St. W., Newcastle Village, 7 p.m. Special Guest Glenn Case, P. Eng. SENES Consultants Ltd. Topic Site specific for clean up criteria December 6th. - 37 King St. W., Newcastle Village, 7:30 p.m. CLG Business Meeting December 14th.- 37 King St. W., Newcastle Village, 6 p.m. Joint Technical Working Groups Clean up Criteria. For information please contact : Dana Kerr 987-7786 ********************************** BOWMANVIMl CINEMAS^ THIS B 'ROCKY' ON ICE! 'Cool Runnings' Goes For The Gold And Gets Itl . GOOD MWIHG AMfcCA 2JL "FUNNY AND WARMHEARTED, Very Much In The Old- Fashioned Disney Mode." > IlMI WlY\ Nt* YORK HUES 0% mttrnm A Cnmtily lm|ilml lit llii'Tiur Slut; uFlIic I'lrst Jamaican 01;tuple lliilisleil I earn. CfcchFAMOUSMOVIEGUIDEIorshowtiinna HW-'-'ill MATINEES Saturday & Sunday 1 and 3:30 p.m. Cool Runnings The Nightmare Boloro Christmas ALL seats $4.25 ,Mon.-Thursj; Yk "HOT ONLY OK OF THE YEARS KSTFIUS, TftlS 15 MSOLimr BE YE5R5 M05T INCREDIBLE FILM." GOOD MOUSING AMt'AICA ABC-IY, Jo«1 Siegel "TIM jURTOK SPINS X UI FUN-H0USE.rMTX8Y':~ M hx TIME MAGAZINE, M<k«d Coillu "TWOTJfUHflSUPI" SISKEt A161KT "It's unlike anv movie I've ever seen." SISKtl A Ml HI.Gent Sliktl Jm DurToNs TCtilGHLMftE .WORE. (HWM% SHOWS AT 9:15 ONLY ,\ ■'< SHOW TIMES _ ..Cool Runnings? mil 9:15 p.m. (VO) Hie Nightmare llcforc ClirUlrniuTp,tn. only © Malice nOui 3:30 pan. (A A) Frl.-Sun. Adults $7.00 Students $5.75 -.Children $4.2! Support the SALVATION ARMY FOOD and TOY DRIVE Bring your donation to the Theatre, * uMHTPmliii-.ULm *| ********************************** On Saturday November 27 all church members arc invited to attend the session, Church Beyond Tomorrow? Tomorrow? On Sunday, November 28, Advent I, the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated at the 10:30 service. service. Lunch will be provided for those remaining for the Advent Workshop. The Monday morning UCW unit invites all ladies to their Christmas evening Wednesday, December 1 at 8:30 p.m. 'Fashion Show' by the Hampton W.I. will be presented along with readings, carols and refreshments. refreshments. U.C.W. collect fronts of Campbell Soup tables, eyeglasses, sunglasses, Say Thanks to Everyone Dear Editor: The participation of many people and the help of a large number of volunteers volunteers enabled another successful Santa Claus Parade to be held in Bowmanville on Saturday. They gave of their time and talents and for this the Santa Claus Parade committee is most appreciative. Our efforts would be in vain if these public-spirited individuals individuals did not come forward on Parade day. There are considerable costs accrued accrued in holding this parade. Thanks to the businesses and individuals, listed listed on the program made available at the Parade, for their Financial assistance. assistance. To those purchasing buttons, we also say thanks. The advance publicity and anticipated anticipated coverage in your paper is greatly greatly appreciated, Santa enjoyed the Parade and looks forward to returning to Bowmanville Bowmanville on November 19th, 1994. With the support of people in the area, we will be ready. Season's Greetings! Yours truly, 1993 Parade Committee contacts, stamps and greeting card fronts. Tabs from pop cans can be left in the jar on the S.S. hall table. Newcastle Community Bowling Monday Ladies League Betty Major 205, 181, Susan Gil- foy 215, 195, Marilyn Major 234, 184, Nancy Bell 185, 220, Bernice Henderson 193, 198, Trixie Wright 208, 196, 209, Linda Norrish 237, 196, 217, Vicky Thompson 190, 181, 195, Shirley Adams 182, 179, Beth Stacey 214, 182, Mary Pierik 187, 180, 206, Loma Crockett 251, 182, 283, Shelly Rivers 201, 190, Kim Robinson 203, Marion Martin 201. Tuesday Seniors John Thome 183, 191, Marg Burley Burley 172, 202, Roy Hayward 214, Albert Albert Pearce 225, 185, Marilyn Couch 179, Loma Crockett 215, 237, Stan Allin 177, 173, Lil Bolderstone 152, 154, Jean Holmes 161, Marion Allin 174, Helen Thome 160, 201, Vance Cooper 190, Marie Gibson 214, Stan Powell 214, 172, Alice Hopson 155, 155, Eleanor Perrin 180, Ron Burley 159, Ruby Bmnt 164, Joyce Stacey 186. Thursday Night Mixed League Garry Saxby 184,188, 211, Jackie Kindratiuk 188, 244, 185, Betty Richards 175, Rom Kindratiuk 197, 190, 204, C. Anderson 196, Wes Forget Forget 200, 177, 252, Joe Forget 244, 180, 309, Bill Brown 186, 198, Donna Donna Mendonca 199, Greg Forget 211, Ken Boyd 261, 185, Jean Hall 202, 220, Chris Nicholson 193, 187, H. Anderson 191, Ken Jury 202, 183, Fac Forget 225, 182, Ted Ritchie 231, Kathryn Brown 190,202, No youth bowling. All went to the Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade! Need TOM . SOMETHING ABOUT YOUR New COMMUNITY? Call Willi MOk Sandra Yates 623-5873 Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful- community information. Artist In Person RICK BEAVER Saturday, November 27 th 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Bear In Mind Art Gallery 29 King Street Cobourg Telephone 372-5386 An evening of great music with the musicians and artists of the Christmas Album "Oranges and Tea". Oshawa Little Theatre 62 Russet Road (offSimcoe, South of Taunton) Saturday, December 11,1993 7:30 p.m. ADMISSION $10.0 * Thn n Ti . c . kets available at « n k !P! ll ^ t,ceP =t Clinic, Courti, *On^S? H £ rdwarC - Courticc * S. ne 2to p Carpct. Oahawa -D-fiSllg?""™" 1 "' 011 parafer?™™* All profits will be donated to the fund for the Courtice Community Centre. Presented by {J/IPCourtice Artistic Projects and the students of Durham College's Entertainment Administration Programme. Sponsored by: The Canadian Statesman and The Independent 62 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-3303 ********************************** * * * * NON STOP EXCITING A J J)0td priiljj pmtttt#... \ 4 SHOWS DAILY 12:45 p,m. 5 p.m. 9 p,m, 12 midnight * • OPEN EVERY SUNDAY FROM 7:30 p.m. 'til 1 a.m. * - LIVE BANDS * *^^ NO COVER * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ * \11 Cast!* 5)otd Dovtitiosl lu» tlto t( /•/nttnvt f'lnl) in Dnflinni n Destined to be the "Hottest Club in Durham "Bowmanville's Hottest Club." ^ 54 King Street E. Bowmanville ^ (Only 10 minutes cast of Oshawa on Hwy. 2) ********************************** ★ ★ ★ * Î * * * ★ ★ ★ ★