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t SUfe Newcastle inàepeniient The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 1,1983 17 Strathaven Holds Bonnet Tea & Bazaar Editors; Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201/ I We are looking forward to the grand re-opening of Toms j IGA Market on Thursday 11 morning. The staff and owners ' | are having a busy weekend 5 with all the renovations. ^ 1 At Newcastle United Church on Saturday, May 28, 1983, r Rèv. Donald Stiles united in marriage Catherine Lempen of Newcastle and Michael Ciupa of Toronto. We extend our congratulations. and Mrs. Frank i Hendry, Melissa and Benjamin, Benjamin, Cambridge, were weekend guests of his mother, | Mrs. Charlotte Hendry. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Duval, i Shawn and Nicole, Cowan- j ville, were recent visitors with f her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, i j Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrail- , I 1er, Alex and Laura, Hamil- i ton, were weekend'guests of j' the Metrailler family. Mr. and Mrs. George Gray ! and Michael, Toronto, were ÿ/^z-Veekend visitors with his ' - parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray. j Mrs. May Burley enter tained the ladies of the Euchre ^.A-'iOub last Monday, fi Saturday evening guests of Mrs. Kathleen Kimball inclu- ded Mr. and Mrs. Howard ) Gordon, Port Hope, Mr. and I Mrs. Everett Stapleton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staple- \ï\ t; _ , ton, Ororio. ' ' On Thursday evening, the Trillium Unit of the U.C.W. held an appreciation dinner < - for choir members and . i:i Sunday School staff. About fift^r honoured guests atten- On Friday Mrs. Wilda iL x Johnson and Gary and Miss Sandra Kelsey enjoyed a family birthday dinner party in honour of Glenda Rumbles, Norwood, at her White Lake cottage. On Sunday, Mrs. Wilda Johnson attended a luncheon shower at the home of Mrs. Jean Dancey, Agincourt, in honour of neice, Charlene Cole. Mr. and Mrs. George Buck- ley returned last week from a month's vacation in Scotland, England, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Italy and France. On Tuesday, the Buckleys attended the funeral of Mr. Wesley Payne, Huntsville. Mrs. Lois Rowe is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. 1 Miss Annette Rowe, daughter daughter of Lois and Douglas Rowe, graduated in Early Childhood Education at Loyalist College, Belleville. The graduation exercises were held at the college on Saturday, May 28. Attending were her grandparents, grandparents, Robin and Myrtle Alldred and Mr. Douglas Rowe, Donna and friend and Barry. Annette was presented with a special award! Congratulations, Congratulations, Annette 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas spent from Wednesday to Friday with his sister, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Since their return return from Florida they have been visiting daughter Ann Harrison ana husband Harry, Toronto and now they are going to Saskatchewan to visit daughter Gayle and Bob Knox, Nipawin, Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. Mrs. Betty (Lockhart) Casey, New York and Mrs. Bob Lockhart, Bowmanville, were Wednesday dinner guests at S. J. Lancaster's. Evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade and Mr. Jack Wade, Newcastle. Mrs. Helen Hobbs, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding, Mrs. Janet Paeden and Mrs. Amelia Lancaster spent Saturday afternoon admiring the beautiful quilt display at Enfield Church. Callers on Sunday at Lancaster's Lancaster's were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow, Newtonville. Mrs. Janet Paeden and Mrs, Amelia Lancaster called on Mrs. Cecil Slemon, Hampton, on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chiswell, Cambridge, were Thursday brunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. The Wades visited last week with Mabel's sister, Mrs. Hazel Holman, who is a patient in Port Hope and District District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pearce, Coboconk, were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce's. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott attended a family birthday dinner in honour of daughter, Cindy at the home of her in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrow, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott spent the weekend in Hamilton Hamilton with his sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Newton. Birthday greetings to Isabel Allin, Ron Burley, Michael St. Pierre, Valeris Rudman, and Mary Kean. June was always a popular wedding month I Some of those celebrating June anniversaries anniversaries are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ay Celebration h-- 4$$/ -4- ^ ANNOUNCING INC! THE NO-RISK, 7-DAY PAY TV TRIAL A - l $ ! How you don't have to risk a penny to discover how you can bring great entertainment into your home with Pay TV. Now you can sample all three Pay TV channels for a whole week to help you decide which Pay TV services will give you more of what you want to watch. To take advantage of this special offer, call or come in to your Cable Centre before May 31st. Pick up your Pay TV descrambler (and a converter if you need one) and easy instructions on how to install it. Leave a fully-refundable $20 deposit, head home, hook up and enjoy. Check your mailbox for all the exciting details or phone your Cable Centre. Better yet, stop by today. GET CONNECTED <21 Rogers Cable TV 301 Marwood Drive, Oshawa 579-2232 Pay TV. So nice to come home to. Bowler, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allin, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Smith who now reside in Bowmanville and Rev. Robert and Barbara Hayne. We extend extend best wishes to all ! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hancock, Hancock, Bowmanville, visited on Thursday with his sister, Miss Louise Hancock. Visiting last Wednesday with Mrs. May Burley and brother Arthur Clark were May's grandson and wife, Mr. ana Mrs. Spencer Burley and one-year-old great-grandson, Jason, of Hearst. On Sunday, Mrs. May Burley and Mrs, Arthur Clark visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burley, Cobourg and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gaines were honoured on Saturday evening, May 28, 1983, on the occasion of their forty-fifth wedding anniversary. anniversary. At the home of their oldest daughter Ernie and Carol Roberts, Bowmanville, all their family gathered for dinner. Those attending the surprise party were daughters ana sons-in-law, Jean and Robert Jones, Brampton, Ron and Joy Luxton, Bowmanville, and Bill and Nancy Williams, Oshawa, thirteen grandchildren grandchildren and two great grandchildren. grandchildren. Also included in the party were Evelyn and Reg Meadows. The celebrants were presented with a gold 400-day clock. We extend our congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bender and Tony, accompanied by Mrs. Doris Bender of Stratford, Stratford, have returned from a two-week holiday in Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan. While there, they attended the graduation of their daughter, Delores Ann, from Grade 12 at Caronport Christian High School, which is located and affiliated with Briercrest Bible College, at Caronport, Saskatchewan. Delores' friends will be glad to know she hopes to be home by June 30th. Mr. Jim Ross and daughters Jennifer, Brenda and Jaimie, Kitchener, Mrs. Fiona Mun- shawa, Guelph, visited on Sunday with Jim's relatives Miss Marjorie Clemence, the Archie Glenney's and Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Clemence, Oshawa. The Editors were among the many who really enjoyed the St. George's A.C.W. salad supper (especially all those tasty pies) on Sunday, May 29. Quality and quantity! Local brides-to-be Tracey McLean and Debbie Primer have been honoured recently at many showers. Their weddings weddings are this Saturday, June 4. The genial village manageress manageress of Becker's, Mrs. Donna Gibbs enjoyed a week's vacation at Las Vegas recently. recently. The day she returned the temperature there was 111 degrees F. Ron and Judy Hope, of Hope's Store and Sears, are now located on King St. W. in the shop vacated by Tom's Ladies Wear. The village is certainly changing! Horticultural Meeting The Spring Show of the Newcastle Horticultural Society was held on Tuesday evening, May 24, at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall, President Wylma Allin opened the meeting with a welcome to all and read an article on cut flowers. To our amazement, 560 acres of green houses produce produce more in flower sales than do 770,000 acres of fruit. Mrs, Jean Rickard read the minutes minutes for Secretary Lorraine Lover, who was attending a Hall Board Meeting. President President Wylma conducted the business while the judges, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Slute of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, were examining the fifty-one entries of the nineteen nineteen exhibitors and deciding the winners. In 1984, the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society will celebrate celebrate its 70th anniversary and will be hosting the District 17 Ontario Horticultural Association Association Annual Meeting. Mr. Len Palin made a generous offer to take pictures of members' beautiful gardens. Wade Rowley reported that 62 Junior Gardeners had accepted accepted seeds and bottle gardens had been planted. The Society decided to provide provide annuals for the school. Treasurer Jean Rickard gave her report and the plant sale, prior to the meeting, was most successful. Show Chairperson Margery Freethy introduced guest artist, Merle Slute, who congratulated members on the show and gave helpful comments. Mr. Slute then proceeded proceeded to demonstrate various forms of floral arrangements. arrangements. Mrs. Jean Rickard Rickard thanked the speaker for performing two duties and prizes were awarded. Mrs. Bertha Fisher and Mrs. Eva Couch won the home spring garden entries. Door prizes and options were given out and lunch was enjoyed. Anglican News Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yates and Rev. Allan Haldenby attended attended the meeting of the Council of the Deanery of Northumberland and Durham, Durham, held at St. Saviour's Hall, Orono, on Tuesday, May 24. Bishop Desmond Hunt of Lakefield and the Rev. Grant Schwartz of Whitby Hospital were the speakers. Mrs. Charles Elliott of St. John's, Bowmanville, was introduced as the new Deanery Director of the Anglican Church Women. Baptist Church News On Sunday, May 29, the visit of The Chosen Generation singing group, was one that the Newcastle Baptist Church will not forget for a long time. This group of six young people from Calvary Baptist Church, Oshawa, gave a delightful presentation of the Gospel Message in music, song, and testimony. It was quite evident evident that they were earnest and dedicated in their desire to make known the gospel messagej of salvation. Their message could be'summed up, in the words of the Hymn, None But Christ Can Satisfy. On Sunday, June 5, at the 11 a.m. service, special music will be presented by Lyle and Yvonne Bender. It will be a time of blessing and we invite all who can, to come and worship with us. United Church News Sunday School Anniversary was celebrated at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, May 29. Superintendent Shelley Allin led in the respon- sive reading of Psalm 78 and Susan Blackburn and Donnie Stiles read Psalm 103. Brandon Brandon Coyle read the Scripture from Mark 10, verses 13 -16. The Sunday School Choir sang Morning Has Broken. Attendance Attendance awards were received by Melissa Allin, Jeremy Blackburn, Susan Blackburn, Delann Chard, Johnna Chard, Brandon Coyle, Matthew Coyle, Robyn Ewert, Tara Gamier, Murray Jose, Jayne Noble, Jimmy Noble, Rebecca Oliver, Rochelle Oliver, Denise Pedwell, Don Stiles, Patricia Verbeek, Laura Vickers, Lisa Vickers and Nancy Vickers. Mrs. Pauline Storks presented a plaque and pin to Mrs. Hazel May Munro and Mr. Gary Schmid presented presented similar tokens to Mr. Cecil Bowler for their devotion and association with the Sunday School as Superintendent and Secretary. Rev. Donald Stiles then introduced Mrs. Susan Genge, B.A., M.R.E. (C.M.) who works in the area of Christian Development at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. Her message was Reach Out In Love. Following the service, coffee hour was enjoyed with a beautifully decorated cake by Janice Dilworth. The annual Father's Day Beef Barbecue tickets are now available! MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor - Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C3A0 Telephone 623-4444 To join in the celebration of Bowmanville's 125th Bazaar last Thursday afternoon. Members of the anniversary Old Home Week festivities, the nursing home staff are shown above in period Strathaven Nursing Home held a. Bonnet Tea and costume just prior to the opening of the bazaar. Kinette Club Donates $500 to Strathaven Z ' ( > ' <, 11» tin A $500 donation to purchase physio therapy ceremony are from left: Yvonne Edmondson-staff, equipment was turned over to Strathaven Nursing Hazel Garrard-seated, Jane Thertell-staff, Beulah- Home last Thursday by the Bowmanville Kinette secretary residents' council, Mary Pike-Kinette Club. Shown above from left at the cheque passing treas., and Kinette Cathy Weiner. How Do YOU Feel? Are you in favor of the municipality name Town of Newcastle, changed to: being Town of Bowmanville? 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