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Mrs. Violet Osborne, Bow- manville enjoyed the weekend witb lier sister Mrs. Athea Laking. Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Murray and Colleen and Miss Ethel Milburn, Frankford, vîsited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Ail enjoyed the Orono Jamboree on Sunday. Mr. and Mrm Howard Gor- don, Port Hope were. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Kath- leen Kimbaîl. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norgrove Clemence, Witby. A Rememnbrance Day Ser- vice will be beld at Newcastle Cenotaph on Saturday morn- ing, Nov, il at 10:40 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendry ,and Melsa, Orillia petthe weekend with bis prntMr. and MS. Alex Hedy Mrs. Florence Ferguson' entertained the Ladies Euchre Club last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pye- Finch, Scarborougb, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Qshawa, were Sunday supper guests of Mrs, Gladys Wood. Miss Linda Williams, Miss Candy Storks and little friend Timmy, Scarborough were weekend visitors with the, Stork's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels, ForretMr and Mrs. John Broadfoot' Brucefield, Mr. an.d Mrs. Gerald, MeFalîs, Exeter, were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Sally Laidlaw and Mrs. Mary Wade, Barrie and Mrs. Leona Lane, Newtonville were Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. In the evening, ail attended the Rebekali installation in Bow- manville. Mrs. Pat Bernard, Flesher- ton, was a Thursday visitor with her mother,,Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Omemee, were Sun- day guests of ber mother. A group of Newcastle ladies enjoyed the St. Paul's Couples' Club Happy Daze Revue on Friday evening. Many local friends attended the 40th wedding anniversary party at Asbburn Community H ail in honor of Charlie and Jean Alldread on Sat. evening, Nov. 4. The Alldread's were former Lake Shore residents and we extend icongratulations to them. We also extend best wishes and felicitationsto Mr. and Mrs. Norman Andrews whose children entertained tbemn to a party at Brownsdale Com- munity Centre on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniver- sary. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson bas returned fromn a three week European tour. A group of 34 enjoyed tbis trip through several countries. Mrs. Rachel Dennis, Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mrs. May Burley, Mr. Arthur Clarke and Mr. Bill Morley attended the card party in Kendal on Friday evening. Birtbday greetings to Gary Powell, Jackie DeJong and Joe Visser. In Oshawa General Hospital patients William 'Lake Sr., Ruth Perrin and Flossie Graham are ail improving. Mrs. Gladys Brown, Mn. George (Sandy) Graham and Micbael Danilko are patients in Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville. Mrs. Olive HowýSon Tononto visited on the weekend with. ber sister-in-law, Mrs. Irene 'Byens. Mn. and Mrs. John Scott visîted on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott, Lorraine and Justin, Little Britain. His many friends will be interested to know that Mr. Ross Embley, bas been trans- ferred from Trenton to King- ston Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Cal visited in Kamloops, British Columbia for tbree weeks witb Thelma and Walter Dowe. Thelma wishes to be remem- bered to al ber many friends in Newcastle. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caîl and Corey attended the christening of their grand- son, Ryan Glen Farrow, at Newtonville'United Cburch. A social time was enjoyed after the service at the, home of Lynda, Glen and daughter Jan Farrow, Newtonvlle.. A goodcrowd attended the aIl candidates meeting at the Newcastle Town Hall last Wednesday. Anglican Churcb News Eight young people, Irene Brereton, Fiona Scbmiegelow, Christa Brady, Mike Park, Jeff Lake, Kim Gilmer, Joy Yates and Wayne Linton went to Toronto on Friday evening for a retreat witb Bisbop Read. Tbey visited Grace Cburcb on the Hill, St. Paul's, Bloor St., Allan- Gandens, Trinity College and St. John's Convent. They returned late Saturday evening filled with their experience. On Sunday tbe Bishop Act- ion Appeal was the theme of the Services at St. George's Anglican Churcb. The ne- sponse to this appeal in the past bas made a great difference to the Churc's work in the North and in the Chaplaincies in, the cities. Large gifts bad not been asked for but rather amounts whicb eacb person can afford. The merits of the appeal bave been most wortbwbile. The memor- ial flowers were for Mrs. Alfred Farncomb from ber son-in-law, Mr. Reginald Le- Gresley. Mrs. Farncomb was a devoted organist for many years. Also memorial flowers from Myrtle Finley were in memory, of ber husband, Cecil. Mrs. Eric Park sang tbe solo, lIl Walk With God. United Cburch NeWs On Sunday, Nov. Sth, at Newcastle United Churcb, the choir sang the antbem, Let Not Your Heart be Troubled. Miss Janet Pruner read the Scripture, James 2, verses 1-4. The UNICEF boxes passed by the young children the prev- ious Sunday held $45. Rev. David Sprivey's sermon, What Kind of Churcb?, concluded that a worsbipping commun- ity included everyone. Tickets are still available for the 5 p.m. and 1 p.m. sittings of the turkey supper on Sat., Nov. 11. The 154tb anniversary of the Churcb will be celebrated -on Sun., Nov. 12 witb Rev. Dr. Victor Lavan as guest speaker in the morning,,and Steven Allin, speaker in the evening. The Prayer for thismweek is, Help me to make the tbingsI, long for happen, by playing my part in the total process of if e. Newcastle Community Bowling Youth - 125 and Over J. Beam 153, 141, J. Wind 126, B. Knapp 164, M. Malette 132, 1'26, B. Smith 126, C. McLuhan 144, D. Markel 136, P. Willems 145, 144, P. Hole 186, R. Hoogkamp 146, P. Knapp 182, 182, S. Doleman 126, J. Hutchison 131, G. Couvier 125, 146, T. Abbott 183, P. Johnson 147, S. Webb 127, J. Burns 125, K. O'Boyle 138, W. Couch 149, 155, A. Stere 162, T. Oke 221, 241, R. Pierik 1184, S. Crockett 183, B. Crockett 128, 128. 200 and Over L. Crockett 215, M. Pierik 215, J.A. Jones 224, L. Bull 280, 200, 211, T. Langstaff 217, I. Patton 273, A. Langstaff 218, B. Mercer 203, I. Brown 220, B. Collect $1300 For Worker Injured at Duarlington Fellow-workers at the Darlingtoni powerplant project have donated over $1300, to help a 30-year-old eqimnt operator wbo was inurdat work last montb. A chieque for $1366 was presented to Lionel Towne of Codrington, Ontario,. at the Oshawa Hospital last week. Mr. Towne is still in hospital recovering from a collision last montb between two earth- moyens at the Darlington site. He was trapped inside bis machine and suffered two broken legs., The cheque preented to Mr. Towne and bis wife was banded over after equipment operators, teamsters, laborers, Ontario Hydro Employees, and other person- nel at the Darlington project from the day and nigbt sbifts made donations. Major 204, S. Foster 255, D.' Neal 230, 246, D. Mercer 209, K. Mercer 246, H. Couroux 215, M. Garrod 244. B. Forget 307, J. Clapdorp 268, 249, R. Sutcliff 212, I. Fanis 204, P. Gardner 213, B. Bicknell 242, W. Flintoff 254, 262, 222, J. Ward 227, T. Embley 245, 238, R. Losely 230, 206, J.* Graham 204, 206, B. Farrow 205, K. Cowling 212, G. Cowling 201, 238, 273, M. Henry 232, 248, 291, D. Brown 244, E. Taylor 200, 204, R. Clapdorp 283, 221. J. Forget 208, 213, F. Forget 217, 238, E. Stephens 239, S. Bruton 209, Bob Forget 209, G. Forget 237,, J. Worr 229, W. Forget 206, R. Forget 253, V. Dunlop 207, B. Forget 206, 208, R. Worr 205. S. Webb 204, T. Embley 207, 204, E. Embley 226, S. Keller 209, A. Pearce 208, M. Skinner 230, T. Sluymers 210, 224, L. ,Pearce 219, J. Holmes 200, V. Gray 200, M. Henry 206, 200, 210, R. Pearce 206, 236, 212, M. Pearce 213, M. MacDonald 201, 223, T. Nowland 250, 229, G. Henry 201, 203, R. Good 282, 270, H. Nickolson 233, S. Nickolson 205, R. Couch 208, B. Caîl 270, B. Madîll 231. NAtwraz ti MacDonald Ford Donates Library Book Ù, 4et Hydro Awards $10 Million Contract For Darlington The Montreal firm of CAE Electronics Ltd. bas been awarded the contract for control systems at the Darlington Generating Station. The estimated $10 million contract is CAE Electronies' fourtb for control system work from Ontario Hydro. The company, says Hydro, is now producing the control systems for the Bruce A and B generating stations and the Pickering B station. In connection witb the Pickering A station, the company created the nuclear powerplant simulator for training purposes, wbicb has become a model for nuclear systems around the world. Darlington's four control systems are due for delîvery to Ontario Hydro between 1979 and 1985. They are scheduled to go mbt operation between 1985 'and 1988-89 at a rate of one per year. In full service the station will produce an estimated 3,600,000 kw of electnical power from its location on the lakeshore. 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