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7 i 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, April 29, 1961 Heuicaatle înùqmtùent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 County Honda Hold g Official Opening in Maple Grove This definition provided a Friday morning smile : A committee committee is a group of men, who, individually can do nothing, but as a committee, they decide nothing can be done ! Neighbor Alecia Spencer telephoned last week to report that she is now well enough to be living at home with husband, husband, Tom. We welcome you home, Alecia, and our wish is for continued progress on the road to better health. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood, were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Glaspell, Zion, were Sunday visitors with the Metrailler family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charles, Bowmanville, were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Lake, Sr. Mrs. D. Coulter, Downs- view, was a weekend visitor with the Lake Shore Powells. The Newcastle Senior Citizens' Bowling League ended ended the season Thursday, April 23rd, with a pot luck supper at the home of Albert and Myrtle Pearce. Twenty-one persons were in attendance. After the supper hour, the evening was spent in playing progressive euchre. Prizes for the Dowling were won by Jenny Hicks, Kay Kimball ana Bertha Fisher for the women. Best men bowlers were Stan Allin, George Buck- ley and Walter Murphy. For the euchre, prize winners were Harry Collinson, Jack Holmes, Madeleine Buckley and Eva Smith. We wish to thank Stedman's, IDA Drugs, Pauline's Specialty and Toms &Sons for donating prizes. The Senior Citizens will hold their regular meeting a week earlier on May 14th, due to the bus trip on the usual Thursday night. Mrs. Jill Christie and Mr. Dean Friedlander, Toronto, were weekend guests of their, mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander. Friedlander. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Barr, Mrs. Pauline Storks and Mrs. Wilda Johnson attended a party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cureatz at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa, on Saturday evening. Mrs. Pauline Starks attended attended a Ganaraska Executive meeting on Thursday, touring Cobourg area, and on Saturday Saturday toured all the conservation conservation sites in the Ganaraska Authority. Miss Candy Storks returned to Blind River on Sunday, after spending a week with her family. Mrs. Louise Jose, Bessie Dean, Gladys Wood and Mrs. George Allin attended the Pancake Lunch at Orono United Church on Sunday. Mrs. Glenda Rumbles and Krista, Norwood, were weekend weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johnson. On Sunday, a trip to Metro Zoo was enjoyed by them. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott, Lorraine. Justin and Alexander, of Lindsay, were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. John Broad- foot, Brucefield, and Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga, Mississauga, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. On Saturday evening all attended attended the 100th birthday dinner party celebrations of Rebekan Lodge No. 3, Oshawa. Mrs. Aileen Turner, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was a Saturday visitor with Mrs. Kathleen • Kimball. . Mrs. Betty Brown, South Haven Rest Home enjoyed Easter Sunday with the Hope family. Mrs. Gladys Wood was a Sunday evemng supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dey, Oshawa, visited on Sunday With the Lake Shore Powells. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended the opening of the Ontario Legislature last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, were Sunday evening visitors with her sister, Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Miss Tara Bernard, who spent a week with her grandmother, grandmother, i Nellie Spencer, returned home to Flesherton on Friday. Mrs. Rosie Webb, Pickering, Pickering, visited on Saturday night with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. Earl Walton is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tomlinson, Tomlinson, Belleville, visited Sunday evening with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark.; Attending the Horticultural District 17 Convention in Canriington on Saturday wefe Mrs. Louise Jose, Vicki Lesnick, Donna Wallis and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Woodhams, Scarborough, were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin All- dred. Mr. Bob Lewis, Hamilton, visited last week with Mr. Gordon Garrod and his sister, Mrs. Betty Brown, who are both residents of South Haven Nursing Home. Birthday greetings to Carol Gray, Joe Smith, Evert Vier- hout, Betty Brown, Bill Call and Jenny Lynn Brunton. We extend best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Harper Kelsey Wilson's Giant Inventory Clearance Sale Ends April BOtti, 1981 Save on These Fantastic Reductions No Sales Tax On Furniture 3Piece BEDROOM SUITE Maple Finish *348. 4-Piece Modern LIVINGR00M SUITE Sofa, Chair, Loveseat, Ottoman *599 3-Piece DINETTE SETS FROM. *99 Nylon PLATFORM ROCKERS *109. CHINA CABINET Glass Doors and Drawer *238. WALL UNIT With Glass Doors and Light 199 OPEN THURS. - FRI.9 -9 FREE DELIVERY e«, Budg«iT.,mi who celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary next week. We also congratulate George and Lois Huber on their 37th - wedding anniversary anniversary on May 6. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. William Storks attended the birthday party at Beau Villa. Anglican News The annual Roast Beef Dinner at St. George's was, without a doubt, a huge success. success. The ladies are certainly great bakers of pies! St. Francis of Assisi C.W.L. by Pat Kidd The Anglican Church Hall was chosen for the regular monthly meeting and the closing closing of the membership drive for St. Francis of Assisi C. W.L. With a very pleasing attendance, the meeting was opened by President Joan Murphy and prayers by Father Tom Walsh. Sister Susanne of Peterborough, the guest speaker, showed films and gave an interesting talk on the role women can play in social justice. Mrs. Tschinkel of Newcastle entertained, singing German folk songs, while playing her hundred- year old guitar. The meeting was brought to a close with the serving of a delicious lunch and coffee. The next monthly meeting will be held on May 14 at the rectory with everyone welcome. United Church News On Sunday, April 26, at Newcastle United Church, the choir sang the anthem. Rev. David Spivey preached the sermon, Christ is as close as your faith will allow. The prayer for the week is: When despondency, hopelessness, hopelessness, fear and distress crowd in on me this day, make your loving, healing presence very real to me, I pray, 0 God, my Father and Friend. Amen. Mr.-Francis Jose announced that Rev. Donald Stiles of Georgetown had accepted the call to Newcastle United Church and with his wife Sheila and son Donnie would be arriving the end of June. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies 175 and Over D. Neal 209, N. Mumby 209, D. Mercer 208 - 237, D. Walker 183, L. Crockett 277 - 182, M. Pierik 210 -187 - 211, B. Pearce 189, J. A. Jones 205,1. Patton 203 - 225, A. Langstaff 214, T. Langstaff 182 -198, K. Mercer 193, M. Wade 179 - 178, V. Witheridge 219, C. Pickering 181 - 203, B. Major 196 - 212, M. Major 199 - 205, P. Irwin 193 - 175, M. Garrod 193, J. Holmes 186 - 258, E. Perrin 221 -182, R. Couch 198 - 250 - 187, J. Quantrill 175, M. Opoka 186, D. Anaujo 206, Y. Huber 181 - 228, V. Blight 229 -196, S. Meadows 188, D. Kelly 207-195. Men 200 and Over L. Wright 255, W. Flintoff 232 - 211, C. Bell 234,1. Faris 205, J. Ward 243 - 223, R. Clapdorp 226, W. Forget 204 - 231, E. Taylor 248 - 206, K. Cowling 229, B. Farrow 254 - 285, G. Cowling 214 - 213, M. Henry 274. Thursday Mixed B. Glanville 195 - 235 - 219, G. Walton 224 - 204 - 179, J. Stoneburg 239 - 243, T, Forget 191, J. Forget 284 - 196, B. Forget 190 - 189 - 218, D. Alldread 224, W. Forget 246 - 198, Bob Forget 208, M. Lewis 222 -177, S. Farrow 221, M. Cox 181 - 180, S. Bruton 186, F. Forget 191 - 246, E. Stephens 240, L. Schmid 184 - 177, J. Stephens 180. Congratulations to the Turkeys - play-off champs - Wes Forget - Bob Forget, Mabel Lewis - Shelley Farrow, Merle Cox - Annette Langford. Friday Mixed J. Chapman 185, A. Pearce 202 - 205-188, E. Chapman 180, J. Holmes 198, H. M. Munro 213, L. Sandercock 195 - 252 - 263, B. Sandercock 183 - 236 - 184, B. McEwen 182, B. Welsh 230 - 189, T. Cowels 210, S. Webb 182, M. Henry 189 - 287, B. Pearce 207, L. Pearce 275 - 176-200, F. Stacey 187 -176, G. Cowling 272 - 228, V. Gray 198 - 176, R. Pearce 188 - 203, M. Pearce 176, J. Wassink 180 - 178, L. Wassink 192, L. Will- sherl83-2l4. Youth 125 and Over D. Burns 204 - 176, J. Montgomery Montgomery 191 -154, S. Stene 148 - 198, A. Stene 160, T. Abbott 144 - 205, G. Wilks 172, R. Burke 128 - 133, D. Burke 128, B. Coyle 125, M. Collinson 157, D. McEwen 132 -128, D. Collinson 133, T. Oke 140 -133, K. Martin 184 - 232, K. Johnson 133 - 174, B. Fisk 128, W. Roley 150, P. Hole 164 - 136, D. Miller 175 - 141, S. Kelly 149, E. Empey 134 -175, B. Corckett 128 - 141, S. Crockett 163, K. O'Boyle 215 - 201, R. Wanamaker 181, C. Willsher 137, K. Combdon 127. Friday Mixed The championship went to the Hi Jacks - Gord Cowling - Barb Pearce, Larry Pearce - Velda Gray, Peggy Stacey - Fred Stacey. Consolation winners are the Alley Cats - Barb McEwen - Bud Welsh, Theresa Cowles - Steve Webb, Muriel Crawford - Merril Henry. Congratulations. Congratulations. County Honda officially opened its doors last Nova Scotia, Oshawa. Looking on in the 1 Thursday, April 23, with a large number of visitors background is Lloyd James, president and general, on hand to admire the new models. Here, Kathleen manager of County Honda. County Honda is;, James, secretary-treasurer shows a new Honda located in Maple Gove and was formerly the' Prelude to Keith Hart, a manager at the Bank of County Chrysler dealership. PONTYPOOL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Terry Slack recently enjoyed a week in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Congratulations to Jeff Mitchell, youngest son of Maurice and Gloria Mitchell, who has been picked to be a member of the Ontario Judo team which will be participating participating in the Canadian Championships in Western Canada in May. Jeff's trainer and coach, Ray Wilson, is to be the team's coach. At the last euchre in Ballyduff, winners were Derena Clark, Doris Brown, Florrie Driver, Lloyd Clark, Sid Powers and Wilfred Beggs. Mrs. Clifford Preston made and decorated a beautiful beautiful Easter cake. This was won by Cecile Staples. The next card party is to be held on Friday, May 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Kish and family were guests at the Clark wedding in Millbrook's Pentecostal Church on Saturday./ Saturday./ i i Ernie Cavano returned this past week from his winter home in Intercession City, Florida. Murray and Helen Logan, who had spent the winter with Ernie, returned a couple of weeks ago. The Barnes family, the new owners of the former Gifts and Goods Store on Pontypool's main street, have moved into the building. Again we have new names to add to the list of ill who are in hospital. Merita Willis, Albert Bowin, Kim Medd ana Kay Youngman have all been in Civic Hospital, Peterborough. Peterborough. The first two named are still patients there. Kim returned returned home the latter part of Newtonville Mr. and Mrs. A. Ton returned home on the weekend after spending 3 weeks with friends and relatives in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were among those who attended a 75th birthday party for Mrs. Marion Austin at Canton Hall on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tompkins, Robert and Shelley, Mr; and Mrs. Phil Gilmer and Kim of Newcastle were Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Lena Clysdale and Mrs. Irene Burley. the week following surgery and Kay returned on Thursday Thursday following tests. Bob Read, brother-in-law of Ruth and Grace Richardson and Rita Zubowski, is also in the Civic Hospital following a heart attack. We wish them all better health. Alvin Olan spent last week with the Morris Jacksons in Brampton. On Sunday morning, Don George of Peterborough replaced replaced Marg Scott in the pulpit for the Sunday 10 a.m. service. Marg was in Sarnia as guest speaker at the anniversary service in her home church. A full house was present on Saturday night for the Department Department of Transport and Communications Communications social evening which was held in the Ponty- pool Community Centre. Mrs. Wilnqot Horner and Mrs. Archie/Rupert enjoyed two weeks vimting relatives in Saskatchawiy^ and Alberta. They travel lid/ by r&if to Saskatoon toTdsit with Grant and Judy Lets and their two sons, Brian aim Jamie. In Red Deer, they visited with Danny and Beverley Clark and baby daughter, Sara - also with John McCabe who lives in Red Deer. On Saturday, April 18th, Donna O'Neill and Yvonne Fallis were hostesses for a bridal shower for Diane Jessup Jessup of Lakefield whose wedding wedding to Ron Van Wieringen is to take place in Lakefield United Church on Saturday, May 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Szkilnyk have sold their home in Pinewoods Estates and will be moving to Oshawa this week. Mr. and Mrs. Priest of R.R. 2, Pontypool, have also sold their home on the Manvers- Cartwright boundary and will be moving this week. Margaret Wright has returned returned following a month spent with relatives in Vancouver. Vancouver. While there, she enjoyed a side trip to Rçno, Nevada. , ; ! John and Elaine VanWierin- 'gen and family, Karla, Andrea and Mark of Kincardiné spent the Easter weekend with the Fallis and VanWieringen families. Mr. Clive Bramble is flying to England on Monday to visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Logan and Charmaine were present at the silver wedding anniversary anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutcliffe held at the Manvers Community Centre on Saturday night. Plans are well underway for the 4th Annual Manvers Art and Crafts Show and Sale which is taking place on Saturday, May 30th, and Sunday, May 31st in the Manvers Arena. There are still a few empty booths, but it is hoped that they will be filled shortly. The show at present is lacking in painters. Is there any reader who paints or knows of anyone else who does and who would like to display their work? If so, contact Maureen Preston at 277-2299 or Marie Kerr at 277-2287. At this year's show there is something againon: the program program for all ages. On Saturday Saturday there is the Lampoon Puppet Theatre and a Gymnastic Gymnastic Display and Folk Dances performed by Grandview Grandview pupils. On Sunday after noon Grandview's Drama Club and Intermediate Choir are taking part. Posters are presently being made by Grandview pupils. They will be judged with prize money given to the top four and all contestants receiving MacDonald's MacDonald's certificates. Another home in the village has been sold. Brent Fallis has purchased the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond. We send speedy get-well wishes to Beulah Forrest who is quite ill and is going to . hospital in Toronto on 'files 1 day for tests. Over the Easter weekend, ■ all local congregations had excellent attendance. A"- Communion Service is to be held in Ballyduff Presbyterian Church this coming Sunday, ' May 3rd, at 1:30 p.m. Sue Pleadwell spent several ' days this past week in St. Catharines. She was accompanied accompanied by Darlene Prager of Bethany. INSURANCE Keith D. Barr (Agent) Chris J. Barr ' (Agent) Res. Phone 987-4202 Res. Phone 987-4642 Business Phone 987-5229 General Insurance Agency Newcastle, Ontario . Home - Auto - Farm - Business Life-Mortgage Insurance, etc. Markets Available For Courteous, Confidential, Experienced Service -- please phone us for all your insurance needs. 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