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The Newc Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago Mrs. Fern Brunt spent the Canon John ,eek-end with Mrs. R. Lambert. Quebe Branch, Orono. days last week Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray Mrs. Brenton R and Colleen, Frankford, were there, his visite week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harve B ,4lrs. Art Bedwin, Lake Shore. and Mary Marg Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sher- village friends. man, Lisa and Donald, Downs- On Saturday, view, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs Crago, were Sunday visitors attended the w with Mr. and Mrs. Sam nephew, Mr. D Powell, Floyd and Dorrene, Miss Wendilin Lake Shore. Trinity United Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pow- borough. ell, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mary Lee Ash Ormiston, Bowmanville spent Joel and Janet the week-end with Mr. and callers on Satu Mrs. Gary Clarke, New- and Mrs. Alf P market. ville, and tooki Miss Dale Powell, Sir Sand- with their mothe ford Fleming College, Peter- Simpson and Ja borough, spent the week-end Congratulatio at home. Mrs. Alfred Pe Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, brated their Oshawa, were Saturday even- anniversary on ing dinner guests of Mr. and ember 7. On tha Mrs. George Kimball. Mrs. Perrin vi Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce sister, Mr. and were Sunday visitors with Mr. Guy, Oshawa and Mrs. Wayne Pearce, Parkwood wher Bethany. the music of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gar- Band and soloi den, Tweed were Friday night to the late visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. McLaughlin. Brenton Rickard. Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Rickard managers of1 attended the Lions Governors' Store, King St. Council Meeting in Toronto on enjoyed a six the week-end. holiday in Frie Mr. and Mrs. Neil Britton her parents Mr and family, Belleville, were Lammers. After Sunday visitors with his 19 years, Mrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve many changes. Britton. Miss Cindy Mr. Philip Metrailler has menced her stL returned from his summer ber College on work in New Brunswick to 8. resume his studies at Guelph Mrs. Wilda University. Glenda andD Mr. and Mrs. William Scott Storks enjoyed and baby Jaclyn Rose spent nard Shaw's pl last Wednes day with his at the Stratfor parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Thursday. Scott and Cindy. Mrs. Raye F astle Indepe Bonathon, St. ec. snent a few with Mr and Rickard. While d with Mr. and onathon, Ruth aret and other September 6, John Scott edding of her David Lyall to n Killian, in Church, Peter- worth and son Simpson were rday with Mr. errin, Cowan- in Orono Fair er, Mrs. James ane. ns to Mr. and rrin who cele- 35th wedding Sunday, Sept- t day, Mr. and sited with her Mrs. Clarence and went to e they enjoyed Oshawa Civic st, a memorial Col. R. S. s. Ben Wind, Becker's Milk W., and family weeks summer sland, visiting r. and Mrs. G. r an absence of . Wind found Garrod com- udies at Hum- Monday, Sept. Johnson and Mrs. Pauline I George Ber- ay Sainte Joan, d Theatre last riedlander and daughter Mrs Jill Christie- Brown visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott and Lorraine were Sunday visitôrs with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Sympathy is extended to the friends and relatives of Mr. Nornian Pingle who passed away at Memorial Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 7. This item from last week should have been Miss Deb- orah Adair and her fiance, Mr. Ernest Hainer, Prince George, British Columbia are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aqualina. Our apologies! Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hendry, Bowmanville, were Saturday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Perrin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were in Sarnia on Saturday, attending a reception for the Grand Master Em. Hathaway, spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Broadfoot, Brucefield. Misses Candy Storks and Lynda Williams, Mississauga, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Storks. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Garnier (nee Isabel Pearce) who were married in Toronto on Satur- day, Sept. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Garnier are residing in Mis- sissauga. Mrs. Ellen Duxbury has returned from an enjoyable holiday in England. Mrs. Pat Bernard, Flesher- ton, spent last Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spen- cer. Mrs. Dorothy Harmer is continuing her convalescence at Sunset Lodge Nursing Home, Bowmanville. Mrs. Beryl Whittaker and children, Cayman Is. and Mrs. Lord and granddaughter, New TO SEND A MAN TO QUEEN'S PARK WHO IS INTERESTED IN LOCAL ISSUES AND STRONG ENOUGH TO DO SOMETHING POSITIVE ABOUT THEM It is dangerous indeed to have the whole riding depend on essentially a one industry base. Government is an industry and I can see no reason to concentrate it in the congestion of down-town Toronto. Why not insist that our economic base be broadened by moving some government into this area. The Pine Ridge School property in Bowmanville is the right site for the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Darlington immediately east of Oshawa is the right site for the Ministry of Energy and even for Ontario Hydro. Both areas are owned by the Province of Ontario or its agents. Let's extend the GO-TRAIN to Oshawa and Bowmanville to make these sites highly accessible. Why the devil didn't the local incumbent Tory members fight for such self-evident causes? THEY DIDN'T.........................I WILL! Entwisle DURHAM EAST LIBERAL ASSOC. Oshawa 579-0721 - Bowmanville 623-4200 Newcastle 987-4510 ndent Telephone 987-4201 Hampshire, have been visiting with Mrs. Whittaker's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goschl and family, Cowanville. Newcastle Public School Newsletter Newcastle Public School opened its doors on September 2nd with 375 pupils in atten- dance. The enrolment in kindergarten was especially large. There is one addition to the teaching staff, namely Mrs. Marion McClure, formerly of Waterloo. She has taught there for several years in their primary division. She is teach- ing Grade Two here. A new bus turnaround has been made at the south end of the school. This permits the drivers to safely load and unload the pupils without blocking traffic. Our thanks to Mr. Cameron, who came up with the idea. Thanks also to the liard work of the Lions Club and the generosity of the citizens, a fine new swimming pool has been constructed adjacent to the school property. It will be well used in the years to come. The joint efforts of the School Board and Recreation Department have greatly improved and enlarged the facilities for sports. These will be a great asset to our physical education program. A special thanks to the Recreation for improving the softball diamond. Newcastle United Church News On Sunday, Sept. 7, Rev. David J. Harris, minister of Ebenezer-Maple Grove pas- toral charge, exchanged pul- pits with Rev. Thomas Smith. Mrs. Joan Goschl rendered a beautiful solo. Sunday School children resumed their classes. The U.C.W. meetings begin again with Unit 1 at the home o Mrs. Ruth Perrin on Monday, Unit 2 at Mrs. Wilda Johnson's home on Thursday afternoon and Unit 3 at Mrs. Leslie Campbell's home on Monday evening. The general U.C.W. meeting will be a pot luck dinner meeting on Tues- day, Sept. 16 at 6:30 p.m. St. George's Anglican Church News Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hayne and family enjoyed a month's holiday in Florida. Sunday Services have now resumed at 8 a.m. and 11:15 in St. George's and at 10 a.m. at St. Saviour's, Orono, with nursery at all services. Choir practice will begin again this week at St. George's. This Sunday, Sept. 14, there will be a Memorial Service at Bond Head Cemetery with the Legion in attendance At St. George's Cemetery, Decora- tion Day will be September 28 at two o'clock p.m. Fellowship Club on Sunday evening, Mrs. Helen Aqualina held a special meeting to start off the Fall activities. About 16 members attended. Everyone is wel- come to the Car Rally starting Sunday, Sept. 14, at 3 p.m. from the Parish Hall. A Garage Sale is to be held on the Rectory Grounds in Sept- ember. Plans were made for a fowl supper in October with three sittings. Renovations started on the Parish Hall on Monday, Sept- ember 8. PONTYPOOL Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fisher and family leave this Satur- day for their new home in Guelph. Steve is presently eiployed in Milton. We wish them the best of everything in their new surroundings. Grandma (Isabelle) Chal- lice is babysitting her two granddaughters from Peter- borough for a few days. At the last Chamber of Commerce meeting it was decided that euchre parties would be held in the Com- munity Hall every two weeks. Mrs. Dorothy Lethangue visited with relatives in New- castle and Bowmanville last week. On Friday night, August 29th, she attended a rally in the King St Pentecostal Church in Oshawa. The speak- er was Graham Kerr - The Galloping Gourmet. Also attending from this area were Grant Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McGill and Mrs. Mike Opsitnik. We are sorry to lose another one of our residents. Mrs. Slute (Sr.) moved to Port Perry recently. Mrs. Dorothy Lethangue recently attended the Golden Notice HOCKEY REGISTRATION Newcastle District Men's Hockey Lge. FEE - $5.00 Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Milburn Middleton in Lindsay. Get-well wishes are extend- ed to Gerald Fisk who came home from hospital on Sun- day. Also to Dwayne McCar- rell of Omemee, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Curtis. Dwayne was quite seriously injured in a farm accident on Sunday and is a patient in Toronto. We understand that a family from Oshawa bas purchased the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McKee on the 4th line. Heartiest congraulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hyland (nee Linda Richardson) who were mar- ried on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Pontypool United Church. Linda is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Richardson and Ralph, the only son of Mrs. Wilma Hyland. Follow- ing the service, the newly- weds. were driven through town on a tractor-drawn wagon, decorated with Christ- mas trees and a lot of other regalia. Reception was held in the 401 Inn in Peterborough with dance following to the music of D.J. Dr. Ron Lawrence. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirk on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor of Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Strong report that they had a very enjoyable trip to the west coast, although Winnie did have butterflies going through the mountains. They found all members of their family well Clifford, working in St. Boniface, Man. and Keith and Gail and their families in Vancouver. They also called on Gordon's aunt in Rocan- ville, Sask. Mrs. Dorothy (Dot) Fallis also reported a good time out west. She recently returned home from a motor trip with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, Cavan, and Mrs. Belle Smith, Bethany. Mrs. Sid Powers recently visited for several days with her daughter and family in the Hamilton area. Mr. and Mrs. Jim MeMullen and Mrs. Earl Wright are spending this week at their cottage on Unancaos LaRe. Attending Durham College, Oshawa, this year are Sheryl Stewart, Ron VanWieringen, Brent and Alan Fallis. Also attending is Philip Beer of Bethany. Shelda Coutu, Deb- bie Robertson and Terry Bradley are enrolled at Sir Sandford Fleming College, Peterborough. The first game in the The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 10, 1975 h Wins Most Points at Horse Show semi-finals in the Scugog League was played Sunday with Pontypool Cathmar vs Yelverton Rockets. Dale Stin- son pitched for Yelverton while Dave Rafuse was on the mound for the home team. Pontypool won 5-2. These two teams meet again in Yelver- ton on Sunday at 2 p.m. The series is two out of three. Meanwhile our Sr. Men are still waiting for the Bethany and Millbrook teams to finish their playoffs. Presently the Millbrook team leads two games to none. Pontypool Midgets are still in the finals with Millbrook. Friday night's game was rained out so the series still stands at two games to one with Pontypool in the lead. They are to play again here on Tuesday night. The Bethany-Pontypool boys' team with Bert Riel coach is leading in the playoffs with Cavan 1-0. Our Tyke hardball team was to have participated in a tournament in Bowman- ville last Saturday but it was rained out. They are to play this coming Saturday at 9 a.m. Another portable has been added to the classrooms at Grandview Public School. The staff'members this year are: Kindergarten - Mrs. Carol Bolton. Primary Mrs. Lillian Foulkes, Mrs. Anne Kinch, Miss Susan Brooks, Mrs. Carol Thatcher. Mrs. Marleen Kelly, Mrs. Heather Leavens, Mr. George Atkinson, Junior - Mrs. Thelma Wright, Mrs. Betty Ann Shew- chuk, Mrs. Theresa Law- rence, Mr. Dennis Challice, Miss Ellen Dettman. Intermediate - Mrs. Judy Russo, Mr. Frank Nester, Mr. Brian Hough, Mr. Bert Riel - Vice Principal and Mr. Will Capeling, Principal. Remedial - Mrs. Margaret McGill, Mrs. Linda Fletcher, Miss Kenerson. Library - Mrs. Ruth Skuce. Gym - Mrs. Joan Swain. Secretary - Mrs. Betty Lou Preston. We are glad to see that Perry Bradley has been able to discard his crutches and is now using a cane to get about. Perry has been disabled since early summer when he was in a motorcycle accident. Tobacco harvesting was completed at the Frank Szczy- giel farm on Friday. On Friday night the Szczygiel family treated their help with lots of good- food, fun and frolic. The entry into our church has taken on a new look. Last week, Floyd Nicholson and Curtis McKay stripped the Sat., Sept. 6th, 1975 3-5p.m. Sat., Sept. 13th, 1975 3-5p.m. at NEWCASTLE ARENA Louise Francis, of Bowmanville, holds the high point trophy that she won on Sunday at the Colonial Stables Horse Show. The other trophies and ribbons displayed represent first prizes in four separate events - Junior Equitation, Open Equitation, Open Pleasure and Open Jumper. She was taught to ride by her sister Anthea who instructs at Colonial Stables. plaster off the walls and Brown of Kingston are staying panelled walls and ceiling. It in Mrs. Rennie's home while Avertisi5 is certainly a great improve- they are attending Sir Sand- ment. ford Fleming College in Peter- borough. Barry is Mrs. you co Barry Brown and Dave Rennie's Erandson.