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l The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. July 9. 1986 15 3KL? t ^ Newcastle independent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Graduates On Saturday morning many village residents were without electricity, due to the terrific thunder storm, we surmise. We received several calls about the problem and the number to call, if you have hydro problems on nights, Sundays and holidays, is 623- 4452. This is for village residents! Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Murray, Murray, Oshawa, visited on Sunday Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Ruby Murray. Mrs. Louise Jose entertained entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stapleton, Orono and Mrs. K. Kimball visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon, Port Hope. Glad to hear the Gordons are home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown, Tanya and Nadia, of Kincardine, Kincardine, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wagar. Mrs. D. Coulter, Downs- view, Mr. Floyd Coulter, Kevin and Keith, Campbell- ville were Sunday visitors with Miss Dorrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore. Then all, with Russell and Maureen Powell, Jack and Hazel Crago enjoyed a great dinner at Ron and Bertha's. Some of us were really cool in their pool on such a hot day ! Miss Cathy Scott, Toronto spent last Wednesday, Thursday Thursday and Friday at home with her parents, John and Wilma Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade visited last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Watts, Harwood, Harwood, and enjoyed dinner with them. On Sunday at St. Saviour's Hall, Orono, a family shower was held in honour of the McBride-Harris couple, who will be wed later this month. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball attended this shower. Misses Karen and Jackie Skelding, Port Perry, spent thé weekend with their grandmother, grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding. Skelding. Last Wednesday evening, Mrs. Madeleine Buckley returned from a two and a half week stay with her family, the Tom Buckley's and Jamie, in Calgary. Many Newcastle residents enjoyed the July 1st barbecue at Newtonville United Church, and the Orono Horticultural Salad Supper on Thursday evening. On Tuesday, July 1st, Mrs. Beth Markle, Andrew and Alyssa and her friend Jeff Lasenby, Scarborough visited Beth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Weekend visitors with the Stanley Powells were Dale Hunt, Russell and Graydon, Pontypool. On Sunday evening, all had supper at the Hunt's in Pontypool. Miss Judy Powell and Jill Coombes, Bowmanville, were also supper supper guests at Dale and Wayne's. On Sunday, Sam and Margaret Margaret Brereton were pleasantly pleasantly surprised by a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bull, of Trenton. Mrs. Bull was the former Helen Alkenbrack, and both she and Earl wish to be remembered to their friends in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Sunday evening supper guests of his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Birthday greetings to neighbour, neighbour, Lindsay Foote; Jean ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER NOTICE TO EQUIPMENT OWNERS The following equipment is required by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Port Hope District, for Winter Maintenance Operations. INQUIRY #7-86-36 ER, SNOWPLOW TRUCKS PATROL 1, Newcastle - One (1 ) Plow required for one (1 ) year contract [1986/87] - One (1) Plow required for two (2) year contract [1986/87 and 1987/88] PATROL 3, Lindsay - One (1) Plow required for one (1) year contract [1986/87] - One (1) Plow required for two (2) year contract [1986/87 and 1987/88] PATROL 4, Norwood PATROL 11, Bobcaygeon ■ One (1) Plow required for two (2) year contract [1986/87 and 1987/88] -- One (1) Plow required for one (1) year contract [1986/87] - One (1) Plow required for two (2) year contract [1986/87 and 1987/88] PATROL 16, Grafton - Two (2) Plows required for two (2) year contract [1986/87 and 1987/88] INQUIRY # 7-86-37 ER, SANDER TRUCKS Tandem Axle Trucks with a minimum G.V.W. of 20,400 kg, for mounting single spinner power sanders are required at the following Ministry Patrol Yards: One (1) Truck - Port Hope District Complex Two (2) Trucks - Newcastle, Norwood, Young's' Point, Codrington, Roseneath, Bobcaygeon, Coboconk, Lorne- ville. Four (4) Trucks - Lindsay Six (6) Trucks - Grafton NOTE: Bidders must hold a valid permanent Class "R" licence (s) [or other licences which would permit the services required] issued under the "Public Commercial Vehicle Act", for the appropriate region(s), In bidders'name at time of tender opening. INQUIRY # 7-86-38 ER, LOADERS One (1) - 4 wheel drive, rubber tired, Front End Loader with a minimum 1 Vi cubic yard (1.15 m a ) bucket capacity and minimum 15,600 lb. SAE Operating Weight Rating, Is required at each of the following locations: Lindsay, Norwood, Codrington, Roseneath, Bobcaygeon, Lorneville, Jet of Hwys 401 and 30. NOTE: Capacity of londnm bid shall be rated as per "Ontario Road Builders Association, Construction Equipment 13th Edition." Above Loaders shall be equipped with a cab and blue rotating light and be supplied with no backhoe attachment and without operator. Sealed Tenders on forms supplied by the Ministry will be received by the District Engineer, until 1:30 p.m., local time WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1986. Specifications, tender forms and envelopes may be obtained In person or by mail, from the District Tenders Office, P.O. Box 150, 138 Hope St. N., Port Hope, Ont. L1A 3W3. Telephone 416-885-6381 Ext. 54 NOTES: The Ministry permits Equipment Owners to bid simultaneously on more than one location while, being the owner of only one piece of equipment. Should the Equipment Owner be successful on more than one location, the Ministry reserves the right to decide which location to award the bidder, based on the greatest benefits to the Taxpayer. When requesting tenders, please specify: Inquiry Number and type of operation (l.e. plowing, sanding, loader; number of vehicles to be bid for each Inquiry Number; number of locations to be bid for each Inquiry Number. A separate tender form Is required for each Inquiry Number; each vehicle and each location. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Transportation and Communications Cochrane; Jay Yates; Gary Johnson; Arthur Clark; Velma Parker and Ron Hope. Ron and Judy Hope celebrate celebrate their wedding anniversary anniversary in July and we wish them all the best! To Tom and Sandra Schmahl we extend., congratulations congratulations on their July 14th wedding anniversary. Sunday visitors with Bren- ton and Jean Rickard and their daughter Janie and her husband David Mills and children children of St. Albert, Alberta, were his sister Barbara and her husband Tim Godfrey, of Toronto. Mr. Herbie Paeden returned home from hospital on Friday. This warm weather reminded Mrs. Nellie Spencer of younger days when she was- 13-year-old Nellie Thomas. She and Luella Adair went to the Middleton Farm on the Third Line, pulling flax. The flax had to be pulled by root and tied up in bundles or stocks using flax for ties. The weather was so warm and the field had no shade and the young lady suffered a mild sunstroke. She would have hated a severe sunstroke! Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred attended the funeral of her aunt Mr. R. Bowen (Lina Brown) on Thursday in Oshawa. We extend our sympathy. sympathy. Miss Audrey Sunday returned home last week from a ten-day holiday on Manitoulin Island. We welcome home neighbour, neighbour, Gladys Pacey who spent some time in hospital suffering suffering from a broken hip. Mrs. Reta Embley recently enjoyed a week's visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Evelyn and Tracy Embley, Fenelon Falls. While there, they alT visited Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moore and sons, Bobcaygeon. Bobcaygeon. Director Pauline Storks attended the races at Kawar- tha Downs last Thursday. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander, enjoyed meeting Olga and Dean Friedlander on their house boat at Peterborough Peterborough and spent the weekend weekend with them, missing our Saturday morning storm. Mr. and Mrs. Don Burley, Wingham, visited on Monday with his mother, Mrs. May Burley and Uncle Arthur Clark. All were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Wesleyville. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wiggans, Oshawa, and her sister and brother-in-law, Olive and Ray Nesbitt, from Fort Macleod, Alberta, called STAFFORD BROTHERS LTD, FAMILY MONUMENTS 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Box 133 LIN 5R7 668-3552 EST. SINCE 1946 - Granite Monuments - Marble Statutory ■ Bronze Markers • Cemetery Lettering on Mrs. Evelyn Northrup, on Monday afternoon. Girls' Baseball Reunion A reunion of all those girls who played on Newcastle Girls' Softball Team dating from 1929 or so, and with coaching from the late George Crowther, is being planned for later in August. Will all interested please get in touch with Dunreath Walton, Bowmanville; Bowmanville; Gladys Brown of Orono; Trudy Garrod, of Bowmanville Bowmanville or Annabelle Rickard, R.R.4 Bowmanville. Every girl who played ball is welcome. Arrangements to be made. Newcastle Horticultural Society Meeting On Wednesday, July 2nd, 1986, Vicki Lesnick presided at the meeting held in conjunction conjunction with the Rose Show. It was encouraging to have some juniors in attendance. Business Business was conducted, one item being a request from the Chamber of Commerce for floats in their September 1st parade, which will bear an animal theme. Betty Blaker operated the projector for the showing of a film about an orphaned squirrel, entertaining entertaining to young and old alike. After strawberry shortcake and beverages were served, judge Merle Slute gave comments comments about the show exhibits. Winner of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce crystal vase for most points in the show was Ranna Sinou. Runner-up, Wylma Allin received 2 quarts of strawberries, compliments of Caldor Acres. The president reminded all of the August 21st Summer Show. Prize winners in the Rose Show were: Section A Class 1, One Piece Rose - 1st Ranna Sinou; 2nd Jean Rickard. Class 2, One Pink Rose - 1st Jean Rickard; 2nd Ranna Sinou; 3rd Mrs. Jose. Class 3, One Tropicana - 1st Ranna Sinou; 2nd Mrs. Jose; 3rd Wylma Allin. Class 4, One Bi-colour - 1st Hazel Crago. Class 5, One Red Rose - 1st Wylma Allin; 2nd Ranna Sinou. Class 6, One Rose any other colour - 1st Ranna Sinou. Section B Class 7, Floridbunda Roses - 1st Wylma Allin; 2nd Ranna Sinou; 3rd Mrs. Jose. Section C Class 8, Climbing Roses - 1st Pat Blaker; 2nd Jean Rickard; 3rd Ranna Sinou; 4th Wylma Allin. Section D Class 9, Miniature Roses - 1st Pat Blaker; 2nd Betty Blaker. Section E Perennials and Biennials Class 10, Delphinium - 1st Pat Blaker; 2nd Donna Morrow; 3rd Mrs. Jose. Class 11, Lily - 1st Pat Blaker; 2nd Narda Hoogkamp; Hoogkamp; 3rd May Burley. Class 14. Any perennial not listed - 1st Hazel Crago; 2nd Vicki Lesnick. Class 15, Any biennial not listed - 1st Narda Hoogkamp; 2nd Hazel Crago. Section F Decoration Classes Class 16, One Rose in Bowl - 1st Wylma Allin; 2nd May Burley; 3rd Arthur Clark. Class .17, Vase of mixed flowers - 1st Narda Hoogkamp; Hoogkamp; 2nd Donna Morrow; 3rd Vicki Lesnick. Class 19, Dining Delight - 1st Wylma Allin (Judge's Choice) ; 2nd Narda Hoogkamp; Hoogkamp; 3rd Donna Morrow. Class 20, 3 houseplants in basket - 1st May Burley; 2nd Betty Blaker; 3rd Narda Hoogkamp. Class 21, Corsage and boutonniere - 1st Dorothy Trenwith; 2nd Wylma Allin. Class 22, A Wild Rose Branch - 1st Jean Rickard; 2nd Ranna Sinou; 3rd Betty Blaker. Section G Class 23, Strawberries - 1st Vicki Lesnick. Class 26, Green Onions - 1st Ranna Sinou. Junior Entries Class l, One rose in a shallow shallow dish - 1st Melissa Allin; 2nd Allan McKenzie; 3rd Sean McKenzie. Class 2, Corsage - 1st Melissa Allin; 2nd Sean McKenzie. Class 3, Arrangement in a mug-1st Allan McKenzie; 2nd Sean McKenzie; 3rd Melissa Allin. Class 4, Poster advertising Annual Show, August 21st - 1st Allan McKenzie; 2nd Melissa Allin; 3rd Melanie Allin. Anglican Church News At the moment there is an urgent need at St. George's for volunteers to staff the Nursery in the Parish Hall through the summer months. Please sign up - the list is on the door (the inside of the front door) awaiting your signature. Thank you! We sincerely wish one and all a safe, healthy, happy summer, but we do hope you will find some time during these pleasant hours for recreation and renewal! A date to remember: A Parish Corn Roast - Sunday, August 24. Place and time will be announced later, but be sure to mark this date on your calendar! : , Of interest to all is the challenge issued by the Newcastle Newcastle Lions Club to St. George's to a baseball game to be played at Lockhart's School, Thursday, July 10 at 6:30 p.m. Boy do we need your help! If you don't or can't play, at least come out to cheer us on! On Saturday, July 5th, Rev. James Small officiated at a Memorial Service held in St. George's for the late John Vandenberg of Wilmot Creek. Many friends and neighbours attended the service and we extend our deepest sympathy to his widow, Lily, daughters, Katrinka and Josie, son, Robert and their families. United Church News Several Newcastle worshippers worshippers enjoyed the Orono Service at the United Church. Flowers were in memory of Mrs. R. Bowen (Lina Brown of Lake Shore) and placed by her niece, Loreen and Ken Ball. Flowers were also placed by the family of the late Mae Allin. Service on July 13th will be held at ten o'clock at Kirby United Church. New Planning Deputy Director Larry Taylor, a Current Operations Planner with the municipality, was appointed appointed Deputy Director of Planning as of last Monday. In his new position he will deal more extensively with subdevelopment and will have more authority in the Planning Department. Mr. Taylor has been a planner for 12 years and has been with the town since December, 1982. He has studied planning at Mohawk College in Hamilton Hamilton and Urban Studies at York University. TERRY WAYNE MILLER Terry Wayne Miller, son of Irv and Sharon Miller, Newcastle, graduated Dean's Honor List from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics. Terry will be continuing his education in the fall in the Bachelor of Education program on scholarship. He is the grandson grandson of Harry Kilpatrick, Bowmanville and Evelyn Taylor, Nova Scotia. m » v\ id HEIDI CHRISTINE SCHMID Heidi Christine Schmid, daughter of Emil and Helen Schmid of Orono, graduated on June 15th from the three- year diploma nursing program program at Sheridan College, Mississauga, and is awaiting results of her registration exams. Council Brief8 ■/Town Council will be buy- iri| nearly $400,000 worth of cdllttputer software ■ and hardware. Agreements were made with M.A.I. Canada Ltd. and with Richter and: Associates Associates to hardware and worth $392,806. Administrator Oakes feels it was a good buy. "It will give us a complete complete computer system," he said. The computer will ' service service the needs of every department. department. It will do everything everything but slice the bread." 25 years in the Clarke- Hope Township area. Buy and sell with a knowledgeable person in the area. Call me! JUST LISTED 2 plus 1 bedroom I starter home. 193' ' frontage ravine lot. Only $72,900. 4^1 LUCIEN , US, LAMBIEFt ItiBtfÛM 623-4975 ROBERT WILLIAMS DIRECTOR >27-25 P NEW SIGNIFICANCE FOR ANCIENT RITE People have been holding elaborate funeral riles since ancient limes. Over the centuries, centuries, the significance has changed lo suit developing social social customs and beliefs. Even today one can sense a certain movement. Aside from the symbolic expressions expressions of one's religious beliefs, beliefs, there are other important aspects of the funeral that anyone anyone can appreciate. The modern modern funeral is a rite of social integration and a rite of personal personal separation. The family and the community come together. together. As a group, and individually, individually, we bid farewell to the deceased. The funeral proclaims that we have lost someone dear to us. Equally important is the attention attention that it focuses upon the immediate sun/ivors. It allows people not only to express sympathy formally, but to offer more personal comfort and assistance. assistance. The ritual of the funeral funeral can also be a direct aid to the survivors, allowing them to vent profound emotions. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Oshawa Monumeat Go. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details Clingman's Auction Service Operating out of Pontypool The old Orange Hall FARMS - ESTATES - LIQUIDATIONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Consignments taken anytime 705-277-2420 1 MEANS KÏÏ0H! 705*277*2838 Real Estate Merv Kelly Legal Services Bowmanville 623-4444 Registered Builder of "KRACO" Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 ,/CàuN. Custom built homes and Rr200Ql general carpentry SUPEÇ ENEMY EFFICIENT HOME BUILDER clvan REALTY LTD. 214 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-4445 m MURRAY PATERSON Sales Representative Edmond Vanhaverbeke, F.R.I., President of Edvan Realty Ltd., is pleased to announce that Murray Paterson was the top selling agent for the month of June. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success. Murray may be reached at the office or at his home 987-4628. C33 Irwin, Sargent & Lowes Limited INSURANCE A REAL ESTATE BROKERS Serving people is what we do best PONTYPOOL 70 acres. 4 bedroom home, barn, 2 bay garage. 9 acres zoned industrial lor wrecking, repair, etc. Asking $140,000. 200 ACRES Close to Hwy. 7A. Plenty of wood.- Large creek. Ideal for recreation. Asking $55,000. TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW Full basement. Detached garage. Electric furnace. Asking $64,900. 11 ACRES Fronting on paved road. Asking $31,000. Several other lots with permits. Starting as low as $7,000. For appointment call Bob Brown 705-742-3861 Peterborough 705-277-2197 Pontypool 416-368-9298 Toronto WMM W/m. RWViW WMW, WMM purchase software David w wjsS 1 ANNOUNCEMENT *»»■ FIONA WHORPOLE Pat Hurley, Manager, of Family Trust Corporation Realtor, Bowmanville Is pleased to announce the association of Fiona Whorpole with the Bowmanville Office. We welcome Fiona as a valuable addition to our sales' team. She looks forward to providing professional and conscientious real estate service to friends and residents in the area and invites calls at 623-6622 or | 786-2690. tSMX County Town Realty Inc. 1l9KentSLW.,Undeey flint,,, 705-324-6153 {/WWdf 669 666-3711 Broker PONTYPOOL Super 1,351 square foot bungalow, 6" studding, 3 good sized bedrooms, main floor family room with walkout to large deck, double garage, full basement with walkout. 37 rolling acres with fantastic view, dug pond, much more tor $129,900. PONTYPOOL -- JUST LISTED Brick duplex in good repair, two - 2 bedroom apartments, apartments, owner lives in one, the other rents at $375.00/monlh. Hairdressing salon in front. $79,900. JANETVILLE NORTH -- JUST LISTED 190 acre farm approximately 70 workable, 40 pasture, pasture, balance mixed bush, super barn 105 x 36 with 13 box stalls, 20 tie-ups, century 4 bedroom home, new septic, roof, wood/oil furnace. $150,000. HOBBY FARMS 11 acres, frame bungalow, small barn, dug pond, creek. $104,900. 10 acres, century home, lots of trees. $129,900. BETHANY 4 VS acres with dug pond, some good maples, excellent building sites, very private. $31,000. CALL DICK SCHLOMBS Res. (705) 277-2855 or Ajax Line (416) 686-3711 WMW. R&tVIl* R&tVINK R^VIKK R&MNK jtot Sumner Specials Store Pack Cheddars Mild $2.95 ib. Medium $3.13 ib. Fresh Store Sliced Bacon Black Forest Ham Coil Kolbassa Maple Leaf Wieners $1.59 454 g pkg. IjjJNh Devon Bacon $1.79 500 g pkg. Beatrice 125 g La Creme Yogurt -E* to Crisp Ont. Head Lettuce Peanut Butter (- and I Honey $1.18 n>./260100 g / Old $3.40 ib. / D YKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN FOOD / FOOD MARKET. "Home of Quality" 77 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-3541 s-'