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( ! 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. May 1,1985 Newcastle Sohepeitbettf Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 New Interior Designs Store Holds Opening on Saturday : >i- • < Ti'-v. > ;; "V, On Tuesday, Child Alert folders were being distributed by Jack and Dorella Chard at the Toms IGA store and the children were being fingerprinted. fingerprinted. Dorella also reports that the Girl Guide cookies have arrived and will be delivered. If you haven't already received your order, please have your money ready for that Brownie or Guide when she calls. Thank you! Her many friends will be pleased to know that Mrs. Mabel Wade has returned home from Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska meeting last Thursday night. On Sunday afternoon, April 28, Rev. and Mrs. Donald Stiles and Donnie attended the opening and Service of Dedication of the new sanctuary sanctuary of St. Andrew's United Church, Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrailler, Alex, Laura and Daniel, of Hamilton, visited his family on Saturday. Mrs. Esther Ross and sons, David and Stephen, of Alton, visited the Rev. and Mrs. i Allan Haldenby, during the week. Mrs. Jean Rickard and Kathleen Powell attended the Lioness Spring Conference in Cobourg on Saturday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Newton Selby and family hosted a birthday party in honour of her mother, Mrs. Reida Allison, of Port Hope. Many of the Allison family members were present and we are pleased to report that Joan, Mervin's wife, is feeling well again, and was able to attend. Following the baptism of Candice Marie McCrum and cousin Bradley Ryan Couch, Bradley's great-grandparents Mary and Alfred Garrod entertained the families to luncheon, on Sunday, April 28, 1985. Last Monday Mrs. Bessie Dean entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball and Mr, and Mrs. Robin Alldred were among the Newcastle relatives who attended the 40th wedding anniversary party at Brownsdale, in honour of Jack and Winnie McKay, Starkville. We extend our congratulations. Mrs. Louise Jose and family attended the 80th birthday party on Saturday, April 27, in honour of her brother, Mr. Howard Cryderman. She reports that two hundred and seventy-five guests were received by the Cryderman's at their home, Bowmanville. We extend best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon, Port Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Mr. Harold Barrowclough, Wesleyville, was a Thursday visitor with his niece, Mrs. Kathleen Kimball: Visitors last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Mr. and Mrs. William Laroque, Peterborough, and Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott enjoyed Saturday dinner with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrow, Oshawa. Cindy entertained fifteen family members in honour of husband, Ken, on his birthday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott and family, Little Britain. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson and Mrs. May Burley were among those well-wishers at Mr. Howard Cryderman's birthday birthday party on Saturday. Mrs. Lillian Glenney and Edward were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenney, Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKay, Shannon and Kerry, Burlington, Burlington, were Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rot>in Alldred and all attended the 40th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKay at Brownsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johnson enjoyed Sunday at Glenda's cottage on Dummer Lake. Mrs. Eleanor Fennell, Belleville, Belleville, and Earl and Irene Johnson, Stirling, joined the family for a noon barbecue. Birthday greetings to Bill Call, Ruth Couch, Marg Wade and Jenny Lynn Brunton.. Congratulations to Wallace and Ruth Couch on their 28th wedding anniversary this May and to Ross and Marion Allin on their 37th wedding anniversary. anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary hosted a birthday dinner on Sunday in honour of brother-in-law Jack Crago. Mr. Floyd Powell, Dorrene Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and Kelly also enjoyed the dinner, along with Jack and Hazel. Anglican News The Rev. Allan Haldenby attended a meeting of the Clergy of the Deanery of Durham and Northumberland at the Rectory in Grafton on Thursday, April 25th. At the 11 a.m. service on Sunday the choir sang the anthems, Swing Low Sweet Chariot and Father, Hear the Prayer We Offer. Four children were baptized; Kendall Sarah, daughter of Kenneth and Jody Burtch; Bradley Ryan, son of Thomas and Rosie Couch; James Randolph, son of David and Judith Metcalf; Candice Marie, daughter of Gregory and Debbie McCrum. Many relatives and friends attended the service. United Church News On Camping Sunday, April 28, at Newcastle United Senior Public School News y'?. Croton patents • Bo pou toant a copp of tfjc original croton grant from Hing tëeorge to tfje person ttjat first otoneb pour land -- complete toitfj tfjc Seal of tfje jtlinistrp of tfje Ontario Ôobernment? &enb $25, toitfj pour abbreSS anb/ or pour lot, concession anb totonsfjip to "Jrtstorical Boniments" Box 425, Cobourg, (Ontario 43U anb toe toill Scnb tfje copp to pou. I, .HWHWakkM By Micklle Foran and Nancy Conway The B.S.P.S. gymnastics team, coached bv Mr. Martin and Miss Harterre, represented represented our school at the Board Gymnastics Competition in Cobourg on Tuesday, April 16th. The medal-winning students were Tracy Johnson, who received gold, Heidi Geisler with gold, Kevin Thomas with gold, Vanessa Yeo with silver, and Norajean Bradley with silver and bronze. Congratulations to all! On Thursday, the 24th, the school gymnastics team competed in a meet at B.S.P.S. The students who won gold medals were Wendy Dykstra, Vickki Gillard, and Norajean Bradley. The silver medals were won by Vanessa Yeo and Yvonne Sandor. The bronze medals were won by Tracy Johnson, Karen Yates, Jennifer Lemke, and Tammy Mclvor. On Thursday, April 18th, the boys' basketball team won their eighth consecutive Western Area Championship defeating the Pines 31 - 25. Way to go! The girls' basketball team finished their season by winning the Courtice Tournament Tournament Championship by defeating defeating Lake Vista. The girls' grade 7 basketball team played a good game in Black- stock on April 27th. Last week, during Education Education Week, many events took place. All week, students' art was displayed at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Mall. At the school, the students discussed Egerton Ryerson, the man behind the Ontario school system. Thursday Our Monthly In-Stock Wallpaper Clearance New patterns arriving this week! is on again ! 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On Saturday morning, Interior Designs held its candidate Sam Cureatz, Councillor Marie grand opening at their store 67 King St., East, Hubbard, Joanne Hayward and Terri Hayward. Bowmanville with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Mr. Cureatz brought along a provincial flag to Taking part were, 1-r, Laurie Hayward, PC present to the new owners. afternoon, the students enjoyed enjoyed the music of the Lindsay High School Band. Also that day, the school Science Fair was judged and the grade eight winners were Sara Partridge, Jonathan Goad and Lisa Adair. The grade 7 winners were Tim Conley and Mike Colbourne, Cara Lange and Tracy Foster, and Todd Tremeer. Congratulations Congratulations to all the winners! Thursday night, we held our Open House for all parents and friends. Visitors were welcomed to view the Science Fair, the B.S.P.S. school bands, and a presentation on Camp Tawingo. On the morning of Friday, the 26th, Constable Hethering- ton gave a presentation on "Railroad Trespassing." 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