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To the ladies who forwarded this lst Newcastle Scouting News, we thank you. On Monday, Oct. 30, the boys and their, leaders dis- carded their uniforms for1 costumes to celebrate Hallow- e'en, festivities in the Scout Room. Sixty-three boys and seven leaders participated in i the costume parade. The winning resuits were as fol- lows: Beavers lst a robot, David Werheid; 2nd a pirate,i Tommy Hope. Cubs, lst a robot, Derek DeJong; 2nd a Christmas tree Mike Water- faîl. Scouts and Venturers, a member of 'Kiss' Gord Cou- vier: a woman, Bruce Knapp; an engineer, Bob Burgess; Leaders lst Mrs. G. Pedwell, a honey bee; 2nd Mrs. J. Miller, Mickey Mouse.,, Ahl costumes were designed i at home by the boys and everyone was a winner in imagination and creatîvity. An expression of gratitude is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Quinney, Mr. Phil Hayman and Mr. Ron Locke for donating their timre for the difficuit task of judging. Also thanks to the Lions' Club for sponsoring the contest and to the Ladies' Scouting Auxiliary for supplying shellouts and serving refreshments. The Ladies' Aux.iliary held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs., Anna Coutts. After a brief business session, entertainiment was 1 supplied by Mrs. Beppy Sluy- mers. A film, entitled 'It Hurts Untîl You Cry', proved dram-1 atically interesting to.ail. Wth Remembrance Day on Saturday this year, the boys i were able to attend the Services in uniform. A wreath 1 fromn Newcastle Scouting was laid by Cub Tony Gregg and Guide eljan Rickard, in mem- ory of our fallen. Section News Beavers: Three Beaver Leaders completed their Part 1 Wood Badge training in October. The colony had two ~.great speakers from St. John's Ambulance and a tour to MacDonald's Restaurant as part of their weekly prograin- ming. Cubs: Several Cubs and Leaders attended an outing to the Automotive Museum in Oshawa. Scouts and Venturers: Please save ahi your news- papers as the boys are organizing an upcoming paper drive in December. Social, and Personai Miss Judy Powell, Stayner, enjoyed a f ew days' holiday with hier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Miss Barbara Bowman, Sarnia, was a weekend visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade spent last Monday in Goder- ich, where Harry attended a special Lodge meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chiswell, Cambridge were Wednesday huncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mrs. Kathleen Kimbaîl and Mrs. Joan Norton were Tues- day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gar- rod Jr., and Mrs. Pa.uhine Storks attended a Grey Cup party at the Royal York Hotel last Thursday night. 'Miss Candy Storks, Blind River, and Miss Linda Wil- liams, Scarborough, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs., William Storks. .Mr. and Mrs. AllanIî lold- awav. Port Britain were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elaschuk and friends, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with the R.B. Rickard famnily. -Last week, Mrs. Gladys Wood had the mnisfortune of breaking ber wrîst. la Bowinanville Memoriai i lositalare.patients Flossie Graham, Fred Wind, Ernest Alldread and Erie Clarke. Mr. Rosas Embhey remains a patient, in Kingston Hospital. Mr. William Lake Sr. and Jim Canty are patients in Oshawa General Hospital. irthday greetings to Ber- tha Powell, Howard Allin and Dereen Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pol- lard,' Courtice, Mrs. Linda Mànn and Susan, Courtice, Mis. Grant Madili, Claire and Jarice, Ottâwa, were Sunday dinaer guests of Mrs. Rachel Deinis. Attending the Newtonville carl party on Friday night were Mrs. Rachel Dennis, Mrs,ý Florence Ferguson, Mlrs. Ma3, Burley, Mr. Arthur Clarie and Mr. Bihl Morley, Mrs. Ed Brown, Fesserton, visitcd Friday afternoon with Mrs. May' vBurhey and Mr. Arthtr 'lar-ke. Mrs Jack Delvin, Belle- ville, 'was dînner guest on Tuesdýy with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephenso. Mr. mId Mrs. Ray Bennett, Omemee an-d NMrs. Floyd Thomasý, Linidsay were Sun- day visitors with Mir. Nellie Spencer. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hender- son, New,ýto)rville were Satur- day eveningý visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rdiin Alldred. Mr. and M's. Robin Alldred were Suinda.ývisitors with Mr. and Mrs, eslie Alîdreçi, Oshawa. Mris. Ada arson, Newtont- ville, spent ý few days last week witbh he niece, Mr. and Mrs. John Sot Mr. and rs. Walter Hager- man spent so days last week in Stirling Aith her brother-mn- law and sster, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mclntosh and his sister, Ms. Augusta Sine. Miss L. Stewart, North Newtonille was a Sunday dinner,, uest of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lacaster. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Pater- son enjoyed the weekend in Ottawa with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Milton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson, Oshawa, helping to cehebrate the 22nd birthday of grandson Bill. Mrs., Norma- Ransberry, Orono, Mrs. Christine Jones, Bowmanville and Mrs. Velma Parker attended the Kidney Foundation Bazaar at Toronto General Hospital last Friday. We congratulate Miss Sylv-ýia Ruegger, Newtonville Who placed 3lst in a class of 182 runners in Memphis, Tennes- se, 1Anglican Church News St. George's Parish Hall was the scene on Tuesday evening of the meeting of the Wardens of the Archdeaconry of Durham. These meetings are opportunities to discuss and compare the work in various Parishes. At this time of year budgets are being drawn up for presentation at annual meetings in January. The Bazaar of St. George's Young People was very suc- cessful. They did appreciate the great sponsorship of merchants and tradesmen of Bowmanvilie and Newcastle. They are very grateful for help and support from mem- bers of the, Parish. The proceeds wilh go to Youth activity in the Parish. They are preparing to take part in the 11:15 a.m. 'service on Advent Sunday, Dec. 3rd, which will be a new Commun- ion Service with Youth Hymns. The hast Sunday of the Church Year was emphasized at the Services al. St. George's, by hooking at the meaning of Jesus being born into our world. Though we may look upon this ife as a pilgrimage, yet we should not withdraw from it or shut ourselves off,, but be invohved. Jesus became man and dwelt among us. Advent Sunday, Dec. 3 marks the l2th anniversary of the opening of St, George's Church. Bishop John Strachan wth the Reverend Thomas Smnith Kennedy, Secretary- Treasurer of the Church Society and first Rector of the Parish, Rev. Henry Brent, Rector of the Parish, Samuel Wihmot and Frederick Farn- comb, Church Wardens, with others, had laid the corner- stone, on July 2nd, 1857. William Hay of Enghand was architect. United Church News At the Newcastle United Church on Sunday, Nov. 26, Rev. David Spivey chose as his sermon Our Special Cal- ling. on Sunday, Dec. 3 an Advent Workshop will be enjoyed after the morning service. About ten couples enjoyed a Progressive Supper on Sunday evening when hosts and host- esses were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. R. Northam, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Verbeek. The Prayer for the week is: Lord, your work demands my best. May 1 give it willingly and without stinting that my whole life may be lived to your glory. Ladies - L. Crockett 216, A. Langstaff 218, D. Langstaff 203, S. Foster 201, 238, D. Mercer 209, K. Mercer 211, H. Couroux 268, 219, M. Major 222, 316, P. Wind 229, Y. Huber 202. Men - J. Forrester 257, T. Embley 226, B. Forget 223, 212, R. Loseley 237, 209, J. Graham 221, 263, G. Forget 237, W. Flintoff 344, 233, J. Ward 225, 225, E. Taylor 205, R. Clapdorp 233, G. Watson 214, B. Farrow 293, 253, K. C'owling 207, 200, G. Cowling 24:3, 201, M. Henry 215, D. Brown 203, 236. Thurs. Mixed, RZ. Forget 243, 238, B. Glanvilie 236, R. Worr 220, J. Ritchie 229, Ji. Forget 201, J. Worr 217, 2m, F. Forget 210, G. Dunlop 237 Friday Mixed T. Sluymers 205, 315, H. Nickolson 200, 297, S. Nickol- son 237, R. Coucij 228, 213, T. Couch 204, 201, M. Ton 202, R. Good 211, 261, M. Good 213, A. Pearce 223, M. Skinner 228, M. 1jenry 243, 200, 244, L. Willems 218, 272, A. Vogels 207, 244, S. Webb 253, T. Embley 213, 240, E. Embley 201, H.M. Munro 201, R. Pearce 211, 261, M. Pearce 238, G. Henry 209, R. Burlev 230. 239. 203. Friday Night November 24, 1978 Team Standings Moe Richards, 22%; Ron Richards, 22; Marilyn Flintoff, 22; Les Smale, 21%/; Dennis Smale, 21; Ian Welton, 19; Elton Brock, 17; George Piper, 16%; Vince Prout, 15; Bert Engley, 14h; Lois Richards, 14; Sue Rutty, 10. High Singles and Triples Ladies - Helen Reynolds, 288; Marilyn Flintoff, 692. Men - Vince Prout, 317; Vince Prout, Stuart Carson, 741. Tc Ten Averages Les Smale, 220; Moe Richards, 220; Vince Prout, 217; Dennis Smale, 216; Dave Verelli, 213; George Piper, 210; Ron Richards, 210; Bert Engley, 206; Ian Welton, 204; Lois Richards, 203. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville,ý Noveraber 29, 197 8 7 if it's nlot quite right.. NO~ POLMI Wrong size, wrong color, don't want it or need it? Well, if if was bought ai George's, there is no problemn. Jusi bring It back for an unhassled, un- comnplicated adjusimnent. Easily, quickly, without explanations. lt's our way of helDing to make Christmas memorable in the way if should-be. 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