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| I 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 9,1983 Newcastle 3nbepenbent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenney of Lindsay, who were winners of a weekend trip to Las Vegas and $250., courtesy of Maytag. The lucky couple filled out the ticket during the Lindsay Home and Sport Show. Mr. and Mrs. Marlow Hancock, Oshawa, called on his cousin, Miss Louise Hancock on Sunday afternoon. Last Thursday Mr. Harold Couch accompanied his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Art Bourgeois of Belleville to Mississauga where they visited visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sheare. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball was a luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morton, Orono, last Monday. Mrs. George Allin entertained entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club last Monday. Miss Candy Storks returned last week to her home in Blind River. Mr. and Mrs. Nico de Jonge and twins Lesle and Jennifer of Whitby visited on the weekend weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allin, twins Heather and Adrienne, and brother Trevor of Guelph were weekend visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended the Murdoch - Watson wedding in Kars United Church on Saturday, Nov. 5, and spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch in Manotick. Mrs. Marjorie Paterson spent a few days last week in Ottawa with daughter, Mrs. Mary Grace Milton and grandchildren grandchildren Ian and Sarah while son-in-law David was in Vancouver. Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. William Stubbs, Toronto, were Saturday Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. All enjoyed dining at Northumberland Heights. Mrs. Irma Meland, Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. George Gray and Michael, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Gray, Deric and Alfred, Newtonville, were Hallowe'en dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mr. Sid Burley, Scarborough, Scarborough, was a Saturday dinner guest of Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pearce, Viki and Kirk, Bethany were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pèarce. We extend congratulations to Mrs. Bea Glanville who won the Super Jackpot of $2500 at the Scarborough Bingo on Sunday night. We also congratulate Marolyn Hirschfeld of Sunset Blvd. who won $250. in the Oshawa Times Bingo, These lucky people will be able to start their Christmas shopping! shopping! St. George's A.C.W. of the Village of Newcastle, held their Christmas Bazaar at the Newcastle Community Hall on Saturday, November 5. The program featured a Bake Sale, Tea Room, Crafts, White Elephant, Penny Sale, Country Country Store, Draw, Good as New, Fresh flowers and a booth Just for the,Birds. The following ladies were winners of the Christmas Draw, 1st prize number 606 Wanda Gordon, 222 Nonquon Road, Oshawa; 2nd prize No. 770 Joyce Carroll, 324 Mill St. S., Newcastle; Newcastle; and 3rd prize No. 296 Judy DeJong, 245 Manvers, Newcastle. The bazaar was well supported by the community community and the Anglican Church Women wish to thank all those who contributed to its success. Birthday greetings to Margery Freethy, Edna Sunday, Jackie De Jong, Gary Powell and Joe Visser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Appleman and girls, Port Hope, were Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Ennismore, were Sunday visitors visitors with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mrs. Wayne Gordon and Julie and Mrs. Shirley Gordon, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey and family. On Saturday, Nov. 5,1983 at Newcastle United Church, Rev. Donald Stiles united in marriage Colleen Powell and Stewart Cochrane. Colleen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and Stuart is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cochrane. Saturday callers at the Crago's were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sherman, Lisa and Donald Beeton and Mrs. Maurice Coulter, Downsview, Miss Dorrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore, all attended attended the Cochrane - Powell wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mcllroy and family, Kingston, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and family and attended the Cochrane - Powell wedding and reception at Orono Community Community Centre where Mr. Mcllroy was Master of Ceremonies. Ceremonies. Sunday afternoon callers at Mr. and Mrs, S. J. Lancaster's were Mrs. Rowena Tizzard and Mrs. Lena Clysdale of Newtonville. The Trillium Unit of the U.C.W. met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Gladys Wood. Guest speaker, Betty Turcott, used the Women of the Bible as her topic. Mrs. Alecia Spencer enjoyed enjoyed the weekend in Washago with her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Buster Harris. Daughter-in-law, Elsie Spencer of Bowmanville drove Alecia for this little holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Coulter, Beeton and Mr. and Mrs.' Floyd Coulter, Campbellville, attended the Cochrane-Powell The Price is Right! ..GreatValuesin INTERIOR Paints MoorTone INTERIOR LATEX FLAT For Walls, Ceilings, Wallboard and Masonry » • Fast, effortless painting • Drys in less than 1 hour • Selection of decorator colors _ Benjamin Moore paints MoorTone SATIN FINISH ENAMEL For Interior Trim, Doors, Walls & Ceilings • Smooth, even finish • Soil resistant • Fully washable-- ideal for Kitchens & baths i 0 99 M9 finish Enamel %h; - Moore SC" 20% TO 25% OFF ' SELECTED WALLPAPER BOOK ORDERS * OFF SUGGESTED BOOK PRICE » Free Parking nl Roar Enler Oil Queen SI. ABERNETHY'S Paint and Wallpaper mi i!?:njSu.'l : , wedding on Saturday and visited visited relatives in the area on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Call and boys, Oshawa, were Saturday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Biil Call and Corey. Keith helped Corey move to Port Perry. While daughter Joan and her husband John Jorgensen of Reno, Nevada, were home with her parents, the Calls, all enjoyed some holidays, tripping tripping to the CN Tower, Stratford Stratford Festival, north to see the autumn colours, and visiting friends and relatives. Anglican News The Rev. Allan and Mrs. Grace Haldenby attended the Induction of the Rev. Keith Joyce to the Parish of Brighton Brighton and Wooler at four o'clock on Sunday, Nov. 6. The well- attended service was conducted conducted by Bishop Desmond Hunt of Lakefield and the Regional Dean, the Rev. Paul Walker of Port Hope. At the annual banquet of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 in Bowmanville on Saturday evening, the new addition was dedicated and named the Jim Fair Memorial Room. Comrade Douglas Walton presided over the meeting, attended by many dignitaries of the Legion and the area, along with many comrades and their wives from the Newcastle area. The Ministerial of the Newcastle Newcastle area met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Donald Stiles. Plans were made for the Cenotaph Cenotaph Service on Friday, November 11. The service will begin at 10:45 a.m. Father Pat Herlihey, Rev. Donald Stiles and Rev. Allan Haldenby will take part along with Legion members and school children of Newcastle Public School and St. Francis of Assisi School and members of Regional and Provincial Governments. Mrs. Linda King, minister of Newtonville will be taking part in the Cenotaph Service in that place at the same time. St. George's women are most thankful for all the attendants and the help which made their bazaar a success on Saturday, November 5. United Church News The Newcastle United Church turkey supper on Saturday evening was well supported by members, adherents adherents and attendants. On Sunday, Nov. 6, at the Service Miss Nancy Allin and sister Shirley Allison sang a duet, The Lord's My Shepherd. Two minutes silence was observed and prayers said-for Remembrance Remembrance Sunday. Rev. Donald Stiles preached the sermon, I Believe in Miracles. Sunday, November 13, Newcastle Newcastle United Church will observe Anniversary Sunday with Rev. Kenneth Bagnell as guest speaker. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE NOV. 3 Above 175 F. Forget 272, 211, 176, L. Forget 218, 187, B. Forget 193, 191, B. Dennis 182, 187, W. Forget 177, 207, J. Forget 253, 210, M. Peake 180, J. Glanville 176, K. Boyd 207, S. Dennis 236, S. L. Boyd 195. YOUTH BOWLING NOV. 5 Juniors Above 75 J. Carroll 89, 83, C. Farrow 89, 84, D. Peel 92, 125, D. Holroyd 120, 100, J. Holroyd 130, 96, J. Miller 80, 86, N. Virtue 92, 97, D. Mitchell 99, J. Darrach 76, R. Lock 82, M. Mitchell 83, M. Coyle 76, P. Darrach 82, K. Burke 87. Seniors Above 100 M. Potter 113, 125, D. De Jong 118, 168, C. Willsher 181, 119, B. Coyle 153, 130, Ken O'Boyle 173, 175, J. Hopkins 102,170, S. Willsher 109,117, S. Miller 120, D. Miller 103, K. Miller 113, Kelly O'Boyle 116, B. Fisk 197,,M. Rossignol 146, L. Weaver 109. Night Hawks High Single - Billi Ballantine 254. High Triple - B. Ballantine 702. Team Standings T. Wright 19624 pins, 21 points, D. IJarrett 19698, 19, B., Ballantine 10635,19,1. Hughes 19468, 15, M. Found 19991, 14,. ; G. Dykstra 19226, 8. Games Over 200 B. Ballantine 254,282, 216, s, Barrett 232, C. Penwarden 218, T. Wright 204, 202, D. Barrett 204, D. McKay 203,1. Hughes 253, A. Drumm 206, H. Morris 204, M. Found 227, 206. Deals on Hondas? You Bet at 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville County Honda We have a good selection of 1982, 1983 and 1984 Hondas and we are dealing. We also offer interest rates as low as 11.5% and <99 down (if you qualify). Drive a little out to County and save $$$ County Honda Sales 5 miles East of Oshawa on Hwy. 2 623-2586 683-2751 Oshawa-BowmanviHe AJax-Toronto Shoppers Drug Dominate Oliver Conference By R. Edmunds Saturday's opener, a Burke Division match-up between San Marino and Courtice Auto Wreckers saw San Marino take a three point lead in the standings over 3rd place United Drug. Chargers, on goals by mark Clarey, Guido Krummenacher, Erik Strand, Dan Norton, John Cannings and Alex Barnett downed the Auto Wreckers club. Tom Fennell with a pair and Dave Taylor replied for Courtice. Periods one and two should have been erased from the score-sheet as both Shoppers Drug and Clinic Pharmacy waited until the final 20 minutes to open up. Shoppers, leading 3 - 2 got a pair of 3rd period markers to assume a 5- 2 lead with under 14 minutes to play. However, Clinic connected connected for five in a row to charge into a 7 - 5 lead with less than three minutes to play. Shoppers Shoppers in a bizarre ending beat Mike Willoughby three times in the last three minutes to skate off with their 7th consecutive consecutive victory. Gary James was again the big story with a seven point night including three goals to lead Shoppers. Terry Klawitter had six points, four of them assists, while Peter Hobb (two) and Steve Gray completed the Shoppers scoring. Pat Murdock Murdock and Paul Hoy had a pair, Len Jay, John Allen and Doug Leppert singles as the Clinic dropped to 3rd place in the Oliver Division, their 3rd one goal differential loss of the season. Bowmanville Restaurant and Tavern regained 2nd place in the Oliver Division by virtue of their 9-3 victory over the Beasties. Grant Powell (three), Cal Wheeler (two) Dave Wilson, John Moon, Wilfred White and Mitch Clouthier had the Restaurant markers. John Ayre with a pair and Jeff Bickerstaff countered for the Beasties. The Flying Dutchmen handed handed United Drug Mart their second defeat in as many outings outings to remain four points ahead of the San Marino Chargers in the Burke Division. Division. Doug Taylor, with three goals and two assists gave the Dutchmen their 6th victory in a row including a pair of victories over the United Club. Bob Faulkner, Ray Edmunds and Brian Caron completed the Dutchmen's attack. John Stainton picked up his 9th and 10th of the season for United. Boyle Selects Win 7 -1 On Saturday, Nov. 5th, the Bowmanville Boyle Bantam Selects sponsored by Dave Boyle Excavating met St. Andrews from Oshawa. Final score for the game was 7-1 for Bowmanville with Stephen Conway chalking up another shut-out and the only goal scored by Oshawa came against Paul Stephens. The first goal for Bowmanville was by Brad Rushak from Carl Feddema and Brad Sainsbury. Terry Kellett came back shortly after to make the score 2-0 from a pass by Tim Smith. Kellett then scored his second of the game with the assists going to Smith and Shawn Broome. The fourth goal of the game came from Broome assisted by Smith. Tim Smith scored,minutes after on a pass by Shane Crombie and then came right back with another goal going by the Oshawa goalie from a pass by Dave Morrison. The final goal of the game for Bowmanville came from Rushak by a super set-up pass from Feddema and Sainsbury. St. Andrews drew a number of penalties in the game ■ cutting down on their chances for scoring with Bowmanville only obtaining one penalty this going to Rob Davidson. The team showed good pinpoint pinpoint passing and a strong game was played by Tim Smith and Carl Feddema. Grand Opening on Sat., Nov. 12th of the JUST LIKE NEW SHOP 75 King St. W., Newcastle Why pay the high prices for new clothes when you can buy good quality new and used family clothing at a fraction of the cost? We are Now Open to accept winter clothing on consignment For more information Please call 987-5464 ■jZ tb)C • . • A Special Invitation for You! 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