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1 , 1 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 15,1986 13 Sfamtatit independent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 We extend congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Reid (nee Angela Gilbertson) who were united in marriage on Saturday, January 11, at Newcastle United Church. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Brad Reid. Mrs. Pauline Storks returned returned last week from a ten-day vacation with daughter Candy at Kentville, Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Martin. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited on Wednesday with Miss Jessie Lamb, Omemee. Steven, Allison, Michael and Adam Burley, of Oshawa, were weekend guests of their 1 grandparents, Ron and Marg Burley. We extend congratulations to.'Alecia Spencer on her 70th birthday Tuesday, January 14. On Saturday about eighteen members of Alecia's family enjoyed a birthday party in hér honor at the home of Win and Bette Collier. other birthday celebrants in mid-January include George Walton, Carla Foote, Margaret Pearce, Harold Harris, Stephen Selby, Frank and Eva Hoar, Bessie Dean, Michelle Hope, Alfred Webb, Tommy Couch, Lana Rickard and Marilyn Kent. Many happy returns! • Congratulations to Len and Luella Lambert on their January 21st wedding anniversary! ; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storks enjoyed dinner and Saturday night hockey at Maple Leaf Gardens, courtesy of Duracell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox, Ronnie and Katy, Hamilton, were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard. • Mrs. Mabel Wade is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, and husband Parry continues to gain strength while he convalesces at home. • Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott and family, Little Britain, were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Several Newcastle Lions enjoyed a social evening on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Blaker. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Saturday evening guests of his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. Floyd Wood and Leslie Mohun, Oshawa, were Sunday supper guests of his grandmother, grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mrs. Patti Andrews, Janelle and Daniel, of Orono, were last Tuesday luncheon guests of her aunt and uncle, Jack and Hazel Crago. Mrs. Gladys Metrailler visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrailler and Colborne, Newtonville, Orono, Bowmanville, Oshawa, and his many Newcastle friends. Rev. Tom Smith, of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, paid a fitting tribute to Charles on his ninetieth birthday. Newcastle Horticultural Meeting " On Tuesday evening, January 7, at the home of President Vicki Lesnick, thirteen members of the executive attended the first meeting of the New Year. Plans for the 1986 events were discussed, along with the year book program. The following horticultural events were announced, District 17 Work shop in March; District 17 Show April 12 at Pickering Presbyterian Church; Flower and Garden Show Feb. 8 -16 at the International Centre, Toronto; Ontario Horticultural Horticultural Convention at Trent University June 24 to 26; International Glad Show Aug. 9 - 10 Bowmanville Legion Hall. Subscriptions to Gardening and Leisure Living were ordered. United Church News On Sunday, January 12, 1986, beautiful floral arrangements arrangements by Anneke Verbeek, graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church. Rev. Donald Tansley conduc ted the service in the absence of Rev. Stiles, who underwent surgery last week. What Child Is This? was the sermon topic. In the afternoon the U.C.W. ladies were busy catering to the 90th birthday party for Charles Cowan. On Thursday afternoon a General Meeting of the U.C.W. was held at the church. Leaders Shirley Coyle and Annabelle Rickard conducted the meeting when Mrs. Eileen Allin of the Trillium Unit presented a fitting devotional for the New Year. Please hand in annual reports by Wednesday, January 15. family, Hamilton. TKT 1 1 Z'Y Tk • • Jw= B =; n =„r/S r .T£ Diestleton and Caesarea District Mountain v Mr. Lewis Clark, Wesley- ville, was a Thursday evening visitor with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Rev. Donald Stiles underwent underwent successful surgery in Toronto General Hospital last Thursday and hopes to be home by this Thursday. Last Wednesday and Thursday, Erla and Francis Jose attended the twentieth anniversary of the Annual Meeting of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ewert Clemence, Oshawa, visited on Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Archie Glenney and Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pacey, Bowmanville, visited on Sunday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey. Mr. and Mrs. Nico de Jonge, Jennifer, Megan and Lesle, of Whitby, were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson. Ninetieth Birthday Party On Sunday, January 12, at the Newcastle United Church, Mr. Charles Cowan was the guest of honor at a birthday party, supported by his sisters, Bertha Daniels, Ruby Warburton and families. Charlie was overwhelmed by the crowd of two hundred who attended from Guelph, Belleville, Belleville, Lindsay, Omemee, Peterborough, Toronto, By Mabel Cawker Appreciation A sincere thank you to all those who have contributed news during the past year...it is much appreciated. Warmest wishes for 1986 to both the contributors and the readers of this column... wherever you live, also to our fine publisher, editor and staff of this paper. Just how would we get along without them ! Caesarea Community Church A good service on Sunday, January 12, with Rev. Dr. W. H. Crawford taking as his text "The Believing Prayer" from Mark II: 23 - all the things we pray and ask for, we must have faith that wè will receive. Daniel Pugh Jr. assisted by reading the Scripture and Responsive reading. Organist was Kathleen Watt. The new hall is coming along nicely and another two or three weeks should see it pretty well completed. The volunteers have been on the job this past week making great strides and it is truly appreciated. Caesarea Euchre Results of "two Euchres which were held over the holiday period, Dec. 18, first prize -' Linda Hughes 86, second - Pearl Day 71, Low - Judy Westall; Jan. 8th - the first prize - Henry Visser 74, second - James Emerton 73, low - Albert Watt 46. Try to attend these card games, the Ladies Auxiliary will welcome you warmly, and you'll have an enjoyable evening with neighbors and friends. Nestleton Evening U.C.W. Meeting The December meeting and Pot Luck Dinner held at the home of Janice MacKenzie proved meaningful with eleven present. Joanne Malcolm presented the fine worship reading Luke 2:8-20, and Mathew 1:1-13, followed by a poem of interest. Several favorite carols were sung. Janice gave a reading, "Slow me down, Lord." Members spent some time sorting out the boxes for Operation Scugog to be delivered shortly. A cookie exchange brought the meeting to a close. An evening of enjoyment for the young members. Family Visitations Mrs. Neta Fish, Nestleton, spent a few enjoyable days with her daughter Audrey and Jim Leishman, Jamie, Michael, and W.D. of Reaboro, a week ago. This last weekend she was in Bowmanville Bowmanville visiting with son Calvin and Yvonne Holland, Chad, Craig and Alanna Dawn. Very best wishes for improved improved health to brother Jim 3f Your photocopies took £iKe This... >vfv' i^hosiBpR^oll'oge, Oakville i* : Rec* 1 Y ear Diploma in Journalism (ty»iïgé||ràde: B/;;;, v.:;.; A.j: 'fiifnigh School, Burlington : Secondary Schtiol Grade T2 it You Need to See list! Top Quality Photocopies Reduced or Enlarged For As Little As 10(6 Each James Publishing Company Limited 62 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-3303 Cawker of Manchester who has been in Port Perry Hospital for some time now. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Jim. Nestleton United Church A very good congregation was on hand for January 12 with John and Carol Doyle, Karen and Tracy greeting at the door. Rev. Dale Davis conducted the service and presented an excellent message with topic, "What are you prepared to pay" based on Scripture taken from Acts and Luke read by student Minister Verna Windrem. The large number attending witnessed the beautiful ceremony ceremony of baptism when Claire Elizabeth, Jennifer Webster and Robert John, children of Roy and Kay Notman of Nestleton, were baptized by Rev. Dale Davis assisted by the student minister, Verna Windrem and Clerk of Session, Lawrence Malcolm. A very impressive ceremony and we welcome these children as members of our family of God. The MacKenzie trio sang an appropriate number, unaccompanied. unaccompanied. Holy Communion Communion |\vas'observed."Those assisting the ministers, Rev. Davis, were student minister Verna Windrem, Lawrence Malcolm, Jean Williams, Ralph Sadler and Leona Sadler. Organist for the service was Gwen Malcolm. Keep in Mind: Official Board of the charge will meet at Blackstock United Church this Wednesday, Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. Sunday, January 19, the Nestleton Annual Pot Luck Luncheon and Congregational Meeting will be held following the morning service. Baptismal Party After the Sunday service at Nestleton United, a lovely baptismal luncheon was "hosted" by parents Roy and Kay Notman at their home west of Nestleton Village for members pf the family. Those present were: Roy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Notman, Willowdale; sister Joyce Mounsteven and husband Ken and children, Willowdale; and sister Myra Bechtel and son Daniel of Thornhill. Kay received a phone call from her mother in Scotland with best wishes for the occasion. A special meaningful day for the family! Sympathy Sincere sympathy to the family of the late Verna Abernethy of Bowmanville, son Keith and daughter Velma, and sisters Ella Bowers of Nestleton and Mabel Dayes, also of Nestleton, Nestleton, Frances Sutton, Orono, and brother Malcolm Elford, Port Perry. Many nieces, nephews and cousins will miss Verna as well. She was a fine lady, born and raised in Cart- Blackstock News By Joyce Kelly Sincere congratulations are extended to Mrs. Alma Taylor who celebrated her 87th birthday birthday last week with a family gathering to honor the happy event. Mrs. Taylor is now a resident of the Port Perry Nursing Home and welcomes visits from relatives and friends. After a time of serious illness in the summer, Mrs. Taylor enjoys fairly good health now. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Taylor. Howard Bailey is at home for the next term as he is on the work period on the Co-Op Program from Wilfred Laurier University. Presently he is working in Toronto and commuting daily from Black- stock. So it is really alright - Howard has not been thrown out of school. Quite a number of university university students were home this past weekend and many participated in the Junior Farmers Winter Zone Games held on Saturday in Cobourg. Congratulations to the local group who placed second in the competition. On Wednesday, January 8, the Lions entertained about 25 guests during their first Open House to help mark their fifth year of service. The Lions District Governor, Bill Houston, gave an insight into Lionism and Regional Representative Representative for C.N.I.B., Bill Brown, thanked our community community for the generous support in the past Township canvasses. A brief history of our Club was presented by Bill Turner. Following the evening's program, coffee and doughnuts doughnuts were enjoyed while people socialized. It was an informative evening for those in attendance. On Tuesday the Ladies' Curling Club held a Jitney at the Curling Rink. It was a very enjoyable day of curling and fellowship including a pot luck lunch. Leah Frew won the raffle of a beautiful painting done by Carl Flatten. First place was won by the Rink of Joyce Kelly, Carol Gray, Lisa Kristensen and Barb Byers. Kathy McLaughlin, Kathleen Petrie, Helen Coates and Maureen Porter came in second with Elaine Bailey, Mary DeMerchant, Helen Nesbitt and Rosie Hassall taking third place. The ladies expressed appreciation to Schedule Manager Pat Milson and Club President Kathy McLaughlin for organizing such a great day and to Ice- makers Bob and Vern for providing providing good conditions. Many of our young hockey players are involved in Hockey Tournaments both here and in other places. Good luck on your games fellows. All schedules at the Curling have recently changed and there is a need for Rovers in all sections. If interested, call Janet and Dale VanCamp for Mixed, Mrs. L. Milson for Ladies or Cameron Porter for Men's. wright, other folks will remember her. no doubt. A great loss to her family and friends. Congratulations Alisa Campbell (formerly of Nestleton) and Lisa Nesbitt. Nestleton, who are members of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club competed in the annual Scugog Frolic at the Lindsay Arena recently. Alisa came in first in her division winning a gold medal and Lisa came in third winning a bronze. Many competitors were on hand for the event and competition was keen! Heartiest congratulations to the girls and to the Port Perry Club as well! The Sam Cawkers of Scugog Point Road had an interesting Sunday afternoon a week ago when some lively young folks dropped in at the farm for a bit of diversion. Curtis Cawker, Christine Kidd, Rob Smith and Bruna Lazarich of Oshawa, brought along their ,ski-doos and All-terrain vehicles and enjoyed the fresh snow cruising cruising about on their machines! Later, they were guests for coffee and hot muffins. So good to see the kids! CORPORATION OFTHETOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE OF HIGHWAY CLOSING AND CONVEYANCE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, at a meeting to be held in Court Room # 2, Police and Fire Building, Bowmanville, Ontario, on the 10th day ol February 1986, at the hour of 9:30 a.m. in the forenoon, propose to pass a by-law to stop-up and close and to authorize the sale of parts of the original unopened road allowance between Lots 32 and 33, in Concession i of the former Township of Darlington, more particularly designated as Parts three (3), four (4), and five (5), according to Plan 10R-1451, deposited In the Land Registry Office for the Registry Registry Division ol Newcastle (No. 10), on March 24th 1982. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said by-law, Council or a Committee ol Council, shall hear in person, or by Iris Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially atlected by this by-law, and who applies to be heard. Dated at the Town of Newcastle this 8th day of January 1986. David W. Oakes, B.A.,A.M.C.T.,C.M.O„ Town Clerk Town ol Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanvillo, Ontario, L1C3A6. Filo: 77.44.123; Dateol First Publication January 8th, 1986. Louise and Don Swain are looking very tanned for a good reason - they have just returned returned home from a great holiday in Hawaii enjoying the sun. There were seven tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday evening after the Christmas break. Winners were: 1. Richard Manns; 2. Betsy Staniland; 3. Bruce Bright; 4. Gladys Slack; 5. Florence Larmer; 6. Carl Gimblett; Low - Edna Larmer; Draws - Albert Watts, Pa t Fourier and Harold Burgess. Bruce and Jean Mountjoy were thrilled to see three healthy robins one day last week. Is that a sign that all the predictions abouta slackening of winter after mid-January may be true? Time will tell better than all the predictions won't it? Sunday luncheon guests of Lome and Maxine Hoskin were Mr.' and Mrs. George Wilson, Oshawa, and Mrs. Isabel Davis, Solina. Sunday dinner guests of Lome and Maxine were Frank and Muriel Hoskin. Mr. and Mrs. Archie McFadyen of Cambray called and Mrs. family on They also , and Mrs. on his cousin, Mr. Gerald Kelly and Sunday afternoon, visited friends, Mr. Ray Cochrane and family. Lome and Maxine Hoskin were Saturday evening dinner guests of their son, Allyn and Bev Hoskin, Bowmanville. There they enjoyed meeting their sixth great grandchild, baby Elliot Gowin. CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Prices eMecti".! thru Saturday, January 18th, 1966. We .eserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. 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