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Mrs. Louise Jose who accompanied the St. Paul's Church Bus tour group to Fiorida has returned home. Mrs. Rosie Osborne bas moved to the new Senior Citizen's Complex in Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Murray Oshawa, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Murray. Little Steven Burley Oshawa who spent a holiday with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley, bas returned home. Sympathy is extended to friends and family of Mr. Fred Wind who passed away last week. Miss Judy Powell, Brock- ville spent the weekenid with ber parents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Sunday.supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt, Pontypool, Miss Jennifer Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ormiston, 'Bowman- ville. Mn. and Mrs. Archie Ber- nard, Flesherton spent Satur- day in the village. After attending the funeral of Mr. Fred Wind, they visited ber mother Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mrs. Nettie Buter remains a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. In Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville are Mr. Greg Gray, Sam Powell, and Don Parker. Mr. Ross Embley continues as a patient in Kingston General Hospital. Sympathy is extended to the friends and family of Mr. William Nicholson who passed away last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gar- rod Jr. enjoyed the weekend in Montreal. Many Newcastle and district residents enjoyed the Oshawa Barbershoppers pro- gram, Remember When, at the Oshawa Eastdale Colle- giate on Friday and Saturday evenings. An added feature this year was the singing of the Sweet Adelines, their tribute to Charlie Chaplin. Mr. Stanley Allun and Mr. Ross Allin are Newcastle partici- pants in the Oshawa Group called the Horseless Carniage- men. Mrs. Fran Wright and Mrs. Mary Garrod vis ited with their brother, Mr. Charlie Brereton 'last Friday. Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood Newtonville. Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding entertained the Ladies Euchre Club last Monday. Mr. R.K. Williamson and Roberta, London were Wed- nesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley were among those friends who attended the retirement dinner and dance at Cobourg Lions Centre on Friday night in honor of school bus drivers, Mr. Sam Geach, Kendal, and Mr. Melville Samis, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa visited on Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood., Attending the Kendal Card Party on Friday night were Mr. Bill Morley, Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mr. Arthur Clarke and Mrs. May Burley. Mr. George Gray, Scarbor- ough spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray. PADDY'S MARKET New and Used Furnitûre and Appliances Trade-Ins Accepted on Appiances - Easy Credif Terms Available -- Telephone 263-2241 Hampton ANNOUNCEMENT Dr. L.S. Mikios wishes f0 announce that his new associafe, Dr. R.M. O'Shea is pracfising medicine in fthe Newcastle Cl1mb, King Sfreef, Newcastle, commencing February l2th, 1979. For appoinfmenfs please phone 987-4220. DI1D YOuU KmNOW.. RIENSTRA'S GARAGE are dealers for... &FAMAMN * ALLIED lm FARqf EQUIP-MEN+ EQUIPMENT LTD WESTEEL-ROSCOE KONdiBKILDIE LTrD MF- George White and Sons Ltd. WATCH FOR OUR "O0PEN HO USE"e in April. MF Toys Available MF RIENSTRA'S M~ FGARAGE Hwy. 2 w4ewcas ils 786-2424 Birthday greetings to Irene Cunningham, Mrs. A. Webb, Mrs. George Allia, Mrs. Dorothy Harmer and Mrs. Woo. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar on their 3lst wedding anniversary Feb. 20 The regular meeting of Newcastle Senior Citizens will be held this Thursday evening. To the friends of Mr. Gordon Lloyd who passed away this weekend, we express sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood- cock, Oshawa were recent visitors with Mr. Herb Paeden and Edna. Mr. and Mrs.Robia Alldred, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa, were Friday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Woodhams, after which ahl attended the taping of the Tommy Hunter Show. Mr. Harry Cuffe and friends spent the weekend at Mada- waska. Mrs. Rachel Dennis -return- ed home Saturday after spend- ing two weeks with ber sister Mrs. Cora Taylor and niece Mrs. Pollett, Peterborough. Mrs. Ada Carson and Wil- son, and Mr. and Mrs. Craig Woods, Newtonville, were Sat- urday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Miss Cathy Scott and Miss Carol Lapp, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott, Lorraine and Justin, Little Britain, were Sunday visitors with the Scotts. Rev. and Mrs. A. Tizzard, Newtonville were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs. Sidney Lancas- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Ail- dread visited recently with bis sister Mrs. Marlon Richards, Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris have just returned frbm a month's vieit with ber sister Mrs. ThrelfaU., Maple Ridge, British Columbia. While there, all enjoyed a week in Reno. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Rickard enjoyed a Valentine party on Saturday evening at the home of Ken and Shirley Ho, Fairport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Lake, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ber- nard, Flesherton, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar enjoyed Saturday eveniag in Toronto with their daughter, Frances. lst Newcastle Scouting News Our Father and Son Banquet was held on Saturday, Jan. 13 in the Newcastle Community Hall. Presiding at the head table was Master of Ceremonies Denton Massey. Also attend- ing were Mr. Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. Mr. Bill Clarke region- ai couacillor, Mr.Tony Cie- ments, host and group com- mittee Chairman, Father Hickson and Mr. Phil Hay- man, Lions' Representative. Mr. Hayman presented the group with a Scout of the Year award in honor of the late Mr. Charles Megit. Mr. Megit had dedicated 25 years of service to scouting in Newcastle. Following a delicious turkey supper, a magician supplied entertainmeat for the boys. On behaîf of the boys I would like to say "Thanks Moms" as the entire banquet was organized, prepared and served by our own Ladies' Auxiliary for the first time. That evening a fund-raisiag dance was held la the hall, which proved favourable. A hardy Scout handshake goes out to many local merchants for their charitable contributions to both the Banquet and Dance. Feb. 19 to Feb. 26 is Baden Powell week. The boys will be busy getting ready for a Grace Ha, ldenby were ahl admitted as aew members. At the 11:15 Service, theý case for Ten Days for World. Developmeat continued. Mar- garet Brereton read the Ser- vice and Wayne Linton read the Lessons. The Sermon was on the need for ail men to recognize the dignity of God's creation of ail human beings. At the Young People's meeting Sunday evening plans were laid for two Scriptural plays to be put on duning Lent. United Church News World Day of Prayer for the various churches wil be held in Newcastle United Church on Friday, March 2nd. The Hi C members are holding their Pancake Break- fast on Sunday, Feb. 25 in the Sunday School Hall. Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Chrîrch on Sunday, Feb. il. The theme of the Sermon by Rev. David Spivey was that the basic rules of 'Christian living are found in the Sermon on the Mount. The Prayer for the week is: Help me to see' my whole life as being lived for you Lord rather than beiaig segregated into a sacred part and a secular part. Today help me to live the truly Christian life. Newcastle Community Bowl- ing Youth 100 and Over T. Sluymers 135, J. Mont- gomnery 116, J. Beam 123, 130, B. Coyle 108, K. Rudman 127, B. Kealy 140, 113, L. Rowe 106, D. Hutchison 104, 105, S. Zietsma 131, D. Zietsma 103, 123, J. Wind 113, 146, D. Cox 109, M. Peel 119, E. Malette 1215, M. Malette 109, 104, C. Willsher 125, R. Wannamaker 117, 125, C. McLuhan 113, 161, B. Couvier 112, 138, P. Willems 131, 143, P. Hole 117, R. Hoogkamp 126, J. Hutchison 122, 110, K. Martin 104, 164, P. Johnson .150, G. Couvier 118, 131, T. Abbott 101, 131, K. O'Boyle 124, 114, W. Couch 236, 118, T. Oke 194, 220, A. Rowe 156, 136, S. Stere 197, 152, A. Stere 116, 173, M. Northern 101, B. Pollock 110, J. Beard 144, S. Beard 121, K. Pierik 117, 151, R. Pîerik 124, 127, P. Foster 127, S. Crockett 116, loi, B. Crockett 130, 126. 200 and Over Ladies S, Foster 211, D. Neal2l3, H. Couroux 229, L. Crockett 215, M. Pierik 261, 224, T. Lang- staff 205, 251, 1. Patton 214, D. Langstaff 204, A. Langstaff 265, 210, E. Meadows 200, M. Major 209, G. Henry 202, 215, M. Burley 221, 1. Brown 231, 263, 215, M. Wade 226, V Witheridge 309. Men D. Brown 219, 202, 283, E Taylor 273, 202, W. Flintofi 235, G. Murphy 222, J. WarÈ 213, T. Embley 200, 251, R Forget 207, R. Loseby 220, 260 260, J. Graham 242, 200, 1 Clapdorp 207, 203, G. Watsor 240, B. Lewis 217, B. Farrom 218, K. Cowling 256, & Cowling 214, M. Henry 205 237, 221. Thursday Mixed W. Forget 211, 205, M. Lewiý 212, 245, R. Forget 226, 201, J. Forget 207, 203, E. Stephenç 208, L. Schmid 240, B. Forge 217, 204, R. Worr 217, K. Southern 215, G. Forget 222. Friday Mixed T. Sluymers 207, 220, 330, L. Pearce 205, 237, 333, J. Holmes 209, R. Pearce 232, M. MacDonald 203, 213, T. Now- land 226, G. Henry 220, B. Cal 241, H. Caîl 206, B. Madili 204, R. Burley 209, E. Keller 232, M. Skinner 202, H. Nicholson 320, S. Niekolson 230, R. Couch 249, R. Good 346, 245, N. Hoogkamp 225, M. Good 224, S. Webb 231, T. Embley 228, 202, Hazel May Monro 211, M. Henry 219, 243. Week Ending Feb. 9th Youth 100 and Over T. Sluymers 114, 114, K. Rudman 106, 120, P. Pfuffer 139, 119, S. KeIley 137, B. Kealy 146, J. Wind 112, 110, D. >r F. Wright 215, B. Major 234, M. Major 297, M. Wind 321. Men G. Cowling 243, 244, K. Cowling 205, G. Watson 206, J. Clapdorp 205, 229, J. Graham 215, T. Embley 203, 232, B. Forget 232, R. Loseby 278, 222, 251, R. Clapdorp 210, 202, B. Lewis 218, 205, 1. Fanis 225, 247, W. Flintoff 297, 284, 371, J. Ward 217, 200, R. Sutcliff 223, when you are RED CROSSlj Blood Donc E Sale Prices in effect until February 24. MON EY SAVI NG "SPECIALS" AVAILABLE AT OR THROUGH ALL 5STORES SA A VE SAVE WtrîAL L 0F A FLINTKOTE KENDALL. SUDDEN STUCCO- MOTOR QIL GENUINE WOOD STRIPS CEDAR PINE s REDWOOD I.. 1W30 Textured finish for walls and ceilings. Choose f rom dry mix or ready-to-apply pre-mixed. PKG. covers 321/2 q .ft 44 lb. bag Cash & Carry Ou e. 19.95 Our reg. 11.50 SPECAL PRCHAE 9 Cas & Crryqf. SPECIL PUCHAS 1 8. 21/2 gai. pre-mix Our reg. 24.95 Cash & Carry PLUS MANY MORE, SPECIALS AND'PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS Pick up a copy of the 12 page circular ai the store closesi 10 you. JHny000000Hen y A J 282 Monarch Ave. BUILDMCHARLE - ____West_____________ ast ASSOCIATE STORE VIS H enry 0 AJAX WHITBY OSHAWA COURTUCE PORT HOPE %uidal0 282 Monarch Ave. 223 Brock St. N. 100Bond St. W. B loor St. E. of ll6PetesSt. l Mon.-Wed. 8-6 Mon.-Wd - o.Wed. 8-6w Mon.-Thurs. 8-5:30 H Oyst Thurs.-Fri. 89 Thurs.-Fr1 8-9 Mon.-Fri. 8.9 TMon.-Wed. 8-69Bayy St.__8-9 Saturday 8-6:00 Saturday 8530 Saturday 85:30 Saturday 8-5:30 Saturday 84 É6 ý8 à m 686-1881 668-6821 728-1617 728-16111 885-2423 UI 00 Newuw Ut'- d Editrs: lazl an Jac Crgo Tlephne 87i401m LOOKFO E NRY BUILDALLS INSr flRTED IN THIS PAPER', CELEBRA IlNG THE GRAND OPENING OF OUR 1SýT The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 14, 1979 IL V. Cox 116, M. Peel 111, 119, B. 261, B. Farrow 244, 216, [U Knapp 123, 219, E. Malette 139,' Brown 253, 233. P. Malette 133, M. Malette 100, Tbursday Mixed ~. 113, R. Wannamaker 123, 145, G. Forget 209, J. Worr 224, ýff C. McLuhan 143, 153, P. V. Bond 207, W. Forget 220, ýd Willems 174, 172, P. Hole 142, 225, R. Forget 244, J. Forgel 3. R. Hoogkamp 114, 151, J. 201, 214, E. Stephens.231, B., 0, Hutchison 163, 105, K. Martin Forget 213, 210, R. Worr 210. J. 110, P. Johnson 102, 172, G. Friday Mixed )n Couvier 190,108, T. Abbott 118, S. Nicholson 230, 247, T wv 135, K. O'Boyle 131, 188, W . Sluymers 254, 219, B. Sluy- k Couch 103; 146, A. Rowe 123, mers 232, J. Holmes 202, Jaek 5, 184, S. Stere 125, 147, A. Stere Holmes 217, R. Good 219, 213 161, 177, T. Oke 158, 160, T.* B. Madili 201, 215, R. Burley Gregg 155, 120, M. Northern 268, 245, 219, M. Burley 256, is 128, 133, B. Pollock 108, P. Hazel M. Munro 240, R. J. Foster 123, 108, B. Crockett Pearce 223, 202, M. Pearce is 161, 121. 265,J. Chapman 271,M, Hery' et 922. 200 and Over Ladies -Yo U,1 T. Langstaff 214, 205,D. L Langstaff 208, 254, A. Lang- ýS staff 271, S. Meadows 224, A. score [. Allun 211, L.Crockett 200, 206, v- M. Pierik 222, 243, S. Foster ) I219, D. Neal 239, K. Mercr 4, 221, H. Couroux 210, 237, G. 2, Henry 293, 218, M. Burley 241, IlOe n T1 TXdl...1. )Ai. l Mff 99*~ ILEditors: Hazel. and jack Crago Telephone 987-,4201 ____Ar