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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 20,1963 Ncmcaatie Snhcpetibmt Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 We welcome home our nèighbours, Vince and Anne Doyle, who spent the winter in Florida. Her many friends will be pleased that Mrs. Lois Huber is home from hospital. On Saturday morning, Donald Huber, youngest son of Lois and George Huber, departed departed for Boston, where he competed in the Boston Marathon Marathon on Monday, April 18. We applaud Donald's endeavours and congratulate him for participating in this event. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Crago visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Irvine, Michael and Steven, Whitby.' On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. David Foote, Lindsay and Adam visited his father who is a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coulter, Kevin and Keith, Campbellville. Mrs. Dorothy Stark, New- tonville, was a Tuesday luncheon luncheon guest of Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skelding, Mr ; and Mrs. Frank Stapleton and family, all of Newtonville, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding. Members of Durham Masonic Lodge attended the Church Parade at Welcome Welcome United Church on Sunday and enjoyed luncheon after at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Inch. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Christie, Christie, Oshawa, were Friday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wade. On Saturday, April 16, President Wylma Alim of the Newcastle Horticultural Society, accompanied by members Narda HoogKamp, Vicki Lesnick and Louise Jose ant} Orono President Doreen Lowery, attended the District 17 Ontario Horticultural Association Association Annual Meeting at Beaverton Community Centre. Miss Joan Skelding and daughter Joanne, Niagara Falls, were weekend visitors with village relatives. Joan was a Saturday overnight guest of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hope, Michelle and Tommy, while Joanne was an overnight guest of her grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Haskill and Sid, Port Hope, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Firth, Bowmanville, and granddaughter, granddaughter, Caitlin Fear, of Toronto were Saturday callers at the Jack Crago's. Last Monday Mrs. Ellen Duxbury entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Mrs. Jack Skelding and daughter Jackie, Port Perry, visited on Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lake and with her mother-in- law, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon, Gordon, Port Hope, were Wednesday Wednesday callers at Mrs. Kathleen Kimball's. Mr. and Mrs. Hary Wade were in Barrie on Tuesday, where Harry attended the Home Building Meeting and they visited Mrs. Mary Wade. His Newcastle friends will be happy to hear Ray Goode is now enjoying good health after surgery in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Goode visited with their daughter and husband, Susan and Mike Cawker, Port Hope, on the weekend. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were afternoon visitors with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. George Felgate arid Pamela, Unionville, were supper guests of her mother. In the evening, Mr. arid Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, visited Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Embley, Cobourg, and his mother, Mrs. Reta Embley, enjoyed visiting Mrs. Elsie Manes in Toronto last Wednesday! Wednesday! ■ Mr. Ray Goode, President of the Newcastle Lions Club and Mrs. Goode attended the District District Lions Convention at Holiday Holiday Inn in Peterborough. They enjoyed visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Goode, Lakefield, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goode and family, Peterborough. They also attended the Ontario Numismatic Convention Convention and dinner at Rockhaven Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton and Adam, Brampton, were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. They visited friends and relatives in the village while here. Newcastle Senior Citizens meet on Thursday evening, April 21st, in the auditorium of the Newcastle Community Hall. A program has been planned for this meeting with a group of Oshawa ladies, Sweet Charity, providing songs and guest speaker Harvey Graham of Blackstock will show slides on Africa. President Albert Pearce looks forward to a good turnout. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hallo- well, Starkville, and Miss Norma Hallowell, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mrs. Cindy Norton and new baby, Julian, arrived home from hospital on Monday. Mr. Dean Friedlander, Toronto, visited on Sunday with his mother Mrs. Raye Friedlander. Accompanying Rev. Donald Stiles on a book-buying trip in Toronto last week were Corella Chard, Joan Blackburn, Blackburn, Pearl Noble and Pauline Storks. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson, Newtonville, were evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster. Lancaster. Mesdames Helen Hobbs, Elizabeth Skelding, Janet Paeden, Acy Farrow, and Amelia Lancaster were at Port Perry attending the Canada Packers Quilt Display on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster"' Lancaster"' attended ' Durham Masonic Annual Church Service Service at Welcome on Sunday morning and ( were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly, Welcome. In the evening they called on Mr. and Our Giant Spring Into Savings Sale Continues featuring HITACHI SALE DAYS --APRIL 18 to 23 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. EVERY DAY H i'fctcJvi Stereo )0 W SLIQO && )c>ù% lOarrofiTj § OO Stcteo fikcetyet SfiXOOl Turrdab/t HTJôS Speakers HSP3C* . , Cabinet U72Û06 Couetfe 0£ll •# /Ÿ?** 6 Video lapt Special mao i ii b Hourlqpfc- " If UlUe T*«j Uf ALL THESE AND MORE AT BOWMANVILLE AUDIO- VISION LTD. 20 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE, ONT. - 623-2312 VISA - MASTER CHARGE - 14 3 A% FINANCING AVAILABLE Mrs. Carroll Nichols, Wesley ville. Pacific. Before presenting the film, People of the Silver Sea, Mr. Lyle Bender has return- Mrs. Erla Jose gave a geo- I nAVnn nfnmAHlnl /.HnnU!. --3 -- ! _ 1 ' f il ed home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Miss Annette Rowe, Loyalist Loyalist College, Belleville, was home with her family Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowe recently. Mrs. Theda Bedwin and Mr. Bev. Jaynes are patients in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldr ed, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa and brother Neil Alldred and his wife, Irene, of Lake Cowichan, British Columbia, were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wood, Orono. The guests from B.C. enjoyed slides of relatives from times past and also slides taken by Boyd when he was in Iraq. Monday visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tomlinson, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Wesleyville and Mrs. Bessie Stephenson. On Sunday Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burley, Burley, Cobourg. Birthday greetings to Harold Couch and Ina Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, Frankford, were weekend visitors with her family, the Bedwin's, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Bancroft, Bancroft, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harcourt Pacey from Harcourt, called on their aunt, Mrs. Gladys Pacey, as they attended Mr. Watson's funeral on Saturday. Mr. Albert Pacey, Peterborough, Peterborough, visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey. About 25 people attended the Heritage Meeting at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening. Mr. Phil Hayman's military display, display, was. most interesting. Plans for the May 14 Heritage Day celebrations were made after Barbara Schon of the Library gave a resume of availability of history at the Bowmanville Library. Anglican News On Tuesday, Mrs. Grace Haldenby attended a meeting of the clergy and wives of the Deanery of Durham Northumberland Northumberland held at St. John's Rectory, Bowmanville. Those attending the Workshops Workshops of the Anglican Deanery of Durham Northumberland in Cobourg on Saturday were Pippa Schmiegelow, Oakley Peters, Nell Yates, Judy and Gordon Leek, Grace and Allan Haldenby. Interesting sessions sessions were held on the social issues of unemployment, finance for wardens and treasurers, treasurers, and one on prayer. St. George's Choir sang the anthem, All in the- April Evening, at the Services Holy Communion on Sunday. The theme of the Services was The Good Shepherd. Mr. Fred Yates was a leader at the 50th Cursillo of the Anglican Diocese of Toronto, held in Peterborough over the weekend. Baptist Church News Easter Sunday was a day of Blessing at the Newcastle Baptist Church. At the 11 a.m. service, Mrs. Winnie Bagg from the Meadowcrest Baptist Church in Brooklin, was the guest soloist. Her gospel messages in song, gave a real meaning to the Easter story. The 7 p.m. service was well attended and all enjoyed the film, Not Even Death, a message which gave comfort and assurance of eternal life for the future. On Sunday, April 17, the congregation of Newcastle Baptist Church was thrilled to hear Mrs. Alma Kingyens present three gospel messages in music and song. Also, it was a heart-warming experience to hear Mrs. Kingyens' personal personal testimony in how the Lord Jesus is now to her a daily comfort and help. Mrs. Kingyens was a former country country and western singer in the night club circuit. April 24 is the monthly Mission Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Lionel Green, representing representing the Sudan Interior Mission Mission will speak at the 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Worship Service. In the evening at the 7 p.m. Gospel Service, they will also speak and show a missionary film. Mrs. Green is a former missionary to Bolivia and specializes in children's work. A hearty welcome is extended to all, U.C.W.Meetlng On Monday evening, April 11, twenty-one ladies of the Sunshine Unit met at the church to study the South graphic description of the South Sea Islands of Polynesia, Polynesia, Melanesia, and Micronesia. Micronesia. Mrs. Sheila Stiles gave a profile of missionary Judith Ray who was sent to Papua, New Guinea, coping with disease, poor hospital facilities facilities and difficult travelling. The Devotional was presented by Madeleine Buckley, Shirley Coyle and Pearl Noble. Lunch was served by the ladies in charge. United Church News Youth Sunday was observed at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, April 17. Greeters at the door were Johnna Chard and cousin Donnie Chard. Ushers were Carol Dawson, Joanne Lake, Dennis Roger- son and Frank Miller. The Scripture, the Parable of the Sower was read by Jayne Noble. Cameron Langstaff read the lesson from the Epistle, 2 Timothy 2, verses 1 - 7. A Loyal Soldier of Christ Jesus. Rev Donald Stiles led in a panel discussion with Cheryl St. Pierre, Patricia Verbeek and Murray Jose answering the question, What is the Church for? Children's pyramid boxes are to be returned. The Official Board meets on Monday evening, April 25 at 8 p.m. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES PLAYOFFS APRIL 4,1983 T. Langstaff 183,194,1%, M. Pierik 200,206, 265, B. Pearce 202,178, 200,1. Brown 198, 197, 197, A. Langstaff 182, 201, K. Mercer 180,186, M. Major 187, 245, P. Irwin 177, 211, C. Pickering 237, 215, D. McCurdy 180, 176, M. Wade 193,185, E. Perm 190, 180, H. Couroux 189, 185, A. Mercer 181, 210, S. Foster 186, 251, K. Langstaff 198, B. Major 177, V. Watson 204, L. Crockett 228, B. Petherick 228, C. Robinson 207, D. Foster 206, S, Meadows 248, V. Blight 197, D: Mercer 263, D. Neal 198,1. Patton 199, B. Mercer 204, D. Walker 186, 181, J. McCracken 207,191, J. Jones 193,184. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED PLAYOFFS APRIL 7,1983 Above 175 W. Forget 197, 184, 228, B. Forget 182,240, 218, J. Forget 219,176, F. Forget 188, 204, S. Dennis 191, 180, K. Boyd 196, 177, R. Adams 209,191, S. Boyd 180, E. Stephens 180, N. Dennis 236, E. Sandercock 177, K. Chapman 176, J. Stoneburg 189, Bill Dennis 214, Barb Dennis 190,257, M. Peake 205, 185. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES PLAYOFFS APRIL 11,1983 Above 175 B. Major 265, 283, 216, E. Perrin 179, 239, 231, H. Snow 206, 197, 180, K. Mercer 245, 177, 254, T. Langstaff 177, 189, 211, L. Crockett 185, 175, 200, N. Mumby 176, 204, 192, D. Mercer 180, 200, 178, D. McCurdy 181, 247, 211, P. Irwin 196, 225, J. Rossignol 197, 197, R. Couch 241, 310, B. Pearce 212, 220, C. Pickering 193, 192, H. Couroux 203, 213, D. Walker 181, 192, M. Major 192, V. Morton 21Q, V, Werheid 176, V. Blight 230, A. Langstaff 175.1, Patton 207, C. Robinson 177, S. Foster 221, R. Foster 204, M. Pierik 176, J. Jones 201, M. Wade 221, B. Petherick 181, 177, J. McCracken 180, 185.1. Brown 213,227, D. Neal 192,189. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED PLAYOFFS APRIL 14,1983 Above 175 J. Forget 231, 219, 280, W. Forget 185,192, F. Forget 184, 219, K. Boyd 187,180, S. Boyd 176,175, R. Adams 211,188, B. Forget 240, J. Stoneburg 275, E, Stephens 214, N. Dennis 194, B. Dennis 178,249. Letter to Editor 31 Carruthers Drive Bowmanville April 13,1983. Dear Mr. James. Could I please have a small space in your paper, to let the people on the third floor of Bowmanville hospital know how wonderful they are. I have never had better treatment treatment anywhere or so much Tender Loving Care from everyone on the third floor. Thank you Kathleen Grundy Dear Editor: 4th Bowmanville Cub Pack would like to thank the people in our fund raising area who donated bottles for our bottle drive on April 16th. The money from these bottles bottles goes toward our camps and outings throughout tne year and your donations arc appreciated. See you again in September. Thank You 4th Bowmanville Cubs Akela, Kua