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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, October 15, 1986 Newcastle 3nbepenbent Bumper Pumpkin Crop for Hampton Beavers m •Ur ff ■ j 4 ft* :: n ■ i VJ' i ' v'"> i ; V Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Thanksgiving week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson were their children, Mr. and Mrs. David Milton, Ian and Sarah, of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Nico de Jonge, Lesle, Jennifer and Megan of Whitby. Sunday dinner guests with the family were Marg and Keith Whewall of Whitby and cousin Evelyn Northrup and son Bob. Sunday afternoon visitors with the Patersons and guests were Mrs. Mary Wallace, Wallace, Toronto and daughter Kathy Grant, Timothy and new son, six-weeks old Peter, all of Toronto. With Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley on Thanksgiving Sunday were son Bob, daughter-in-law, Anita and children Allison and Stephen, of Oshawa and Reta Green, of Omemee, Anita's m'other. Thanksgiving Sunday dinner dinner guests Mrs. Kathleen Kimball were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stapleton and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon, all of Port Hope. Last Monday Mr. Bob Morton, Morton, Kendal and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, were visitors with Mrs. K. Kimball. On Wednesday Mrs. K. Kimball accompanied the Robinson's, Starkville, to the funeral of the late Lawrence Lawrence Harris. On Saturday Mr. and Mr. George ' Buckley enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Miss. ! Jessie Lamb, Omemee, and her guest Mrs. Doris White, Toronto. Wè are pleased to report Mr. Harvey Bonathon returned returned home from Oshawa General Hospital on Sunday, Sunday, and we are sorry that Mrs. Bonathon is in Bow- manville Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Met- railler, Alex, Laura and Daniel;."of;Hamiltoh, were Thanksgiving week-end i Vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. John Metrailler and Ron and with Mr. and M[rsi Bob Vasseur Vasseur and Adrian: With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade for Saturday dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wade, Peggy, Stephanie and Paul, of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade enjoyed Monday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and family, Oshawa. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were daughter, Cathy Scott and friend Chris Edmiston, Toronto, and daughter Cindy and husband, Ken Morrow, of Oshawa. On Monday, John and Wilma were enjoying a quart of fresh raspberries picked. from their own garden! Saturday visitors with Miss Dorrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore were sis-, ter Mrs. D. Coulter, Down- sview and her daughter and son-in-law, Harley and Sandra Sherman and son, Donald, of Beeton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray Murray and Colleen, Frankford, were week-end visitors with Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Birthday greetings to Jacqueline Jacqueline Vandcrstarre, Greg Martin, Mrs. R. Goheen, Myrtle Pearce, Loric Rowe, Hilda Call, Gladys Hooey and Edward Glenney. To Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper who celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary on October 20th, we extend congratulations and best wishes. Last Monday Mrs. Bessie Dean entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Newcastle Senior Citizens Citizens meet at eight o'clock on Thursday evening, October October 16, for an evening of cards in the Newcastle Community Hall. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended three Ganaraska Meetings last week, on Wednesday Forest Study Review and Friends of the Forest Centre Foundation and on Thursday, Finance and Personnel. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Lylè Blight attended the play, Gwendolyn, Gwendolyn, at Peterborough Theatre Guild, Jack's brother, Tom Chard, was one of the actors in the play and following the presentation presentation all were guests for refreshments refreshments at the home of Tom and Sharon. Thanksgiving dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard, Johnna and Delann were Mr. Sidney Lancaster, of South Haven Nursing Home, Johnna's friend, Gregg Stacey, of Orono, Clara and Gary Schmid, Bowmanville. Miss Krista Rtidman, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ottawa, enjoyed Thanksgiving week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rud- man. With Mrs. Margaret Rud- man Thanksgiving Sunday were Don and Pat Rudman and son, Brian, Guelph, Del and Bonnie Rudman, Kevin and Jenny, Courtice. Mrs. Margaret Rudman enjoyed the week-end recently recently with daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willi Matthews and sons, Barry's Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Blight entertained some of the Chard family to dinner on Thanksgiving Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skeldr ing and girls, Port Perry, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding. Mrs. Jack Skelding visited her mother, Mrs. Doreen Lake, who is a patient in the Intensive Care Unit of Memorial Hospital Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding enjoyed Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skelding, Newtonville. On Saturday, Mrs. Gladys Wood accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood of Newtonville Newtonville to Mr. and Mrs. George Felgate's, Unionville. The Felgates held Open House in honor of Mr. Felgate Sr., who celebrated his ninetieth birthday. In the evening all of Mrs. Wood's family enjoyed potlucksup- per at the Felgate home. Ms. Irene Brereton, Toronto, Toronto, spent the Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Holiday week-end with her parents, Sam and Margaret Margaret Brereton. Joining the family on Sunday for Thanksgiving dinner were Aimée, of Toronto and Bob, Charlotte, Shari and Denise Vaughan, of Oshawa. On Saturday, October 11, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred and the Douglas Rowe family family attended the Appleton Niklaus wedding in Orono United church with the reception reception following at the Legion Hall, Bowmanville. Miss Annette Rowe was maid of honor at her friend, Debbie's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Burley, Burley, Ashley and Jason,of Oshawa, were Sunday visitors visitors with his grandmother, Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Arthur Clark. In the afternoon all visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Wesleyville. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred entertained their family, the Douglas Rowes to Thanksgiving dinner on Monday evening. Their daughter, Lois, was home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett and daughter-in-law, Karen Bennett, visited on Thursday Thursday with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. The Bennetts went to the funeral of his brother-in-law, Jack Wil- ken, Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. 'Albert Pearce entertained all their family over the Thanksgiving week-end. Miss Audrey McLeod, Toronto, Toronto, was a week-end guest of Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wilson. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hopson on the loss of her brother. Mr. Alfred Graham remains remains a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nicholson, who reside with Mrs. Ruby Murray, enjoyed the week-end at home in Clinton and with their daughter and family in London. London. Mrs. Nicholson reports that extensive renovations have been made at Newcastle Newcastle Baptist Church and the results are most pleasing. Mrs. Vera Barchard and grand-daughter, Oshawa, visited last Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret Pearce. With Mrs. Margaret Pearce for Sunday Thanksgiving dinner were all her family, Diana Verne Lorie and Robert Rowe, Isobel Tara and Tammy Gamier, Bowmanville. Ron Nancy Melanie Jennifer and Rhoda Pearce of Lindsay. Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Alldread, Marion Richards, Velma Parker and Margaret Pearce visited visited their brother Lloyd Alldread, Pickering. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Lena Graham were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham, Adrian and Jessica, Jessica, Mr..a.nd Mrs. Bill Hod- soil and Stephanie, Whitby, Mrs. K. Kimball and Mr. Jack Kimball. Rather belatedly, we welcome welcome home Mrs. Grace Reid, who spend three months this summer in Granville Ferry, Nova Scotia, with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oakley and family. Thanksgiving Sunday Sunday Mrs. Reid enjoyed with family at Bonnie and Rob Reid's, Kirby. With Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary for Sunday Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Couch Jr., Shannon and Shaun and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dey, Adrienne Adrienne and Brandon, who now reside in Bowmanville. ANGLICAN NEWS On Sunday, October 12, the flowers above the Holy Table in St. George's Anglican Anglican Church, were to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. Par- naby Martin, Archie Martin and Glen Brooks, given by the Martin family. The Parish Life Group of St. George's and St. Saviour's met in the John Breen Hall at St. Saviour's Tuesday. The successor group to the Ways and Means Committee Committee held its first meeting on Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., in the St. George's Parish Hall. The ACW will host a Microwave Cooking Demonstration, Demonstration, Thinking of Christmas, on October 28 at seven o'clock. For tickets, call Judy Pierce 987-4952. Articles may still be handed in for the Fall Newsletter. Remember St. Saviour's Bazaar on Saturday, October October 25th from 1-4 p.m. in the John Breen Parish Hall, Orono. Ron Locke is accepting money for the Wednesday evening, October 15, General General Motors car plant tour with coffee following at Parish Hall. On Sunday evening, November November 2nd, 1986, in St. George's Parish Hall, an informal informal evening with presentations presentations about history and richness of Anglican ways will begin at 7 o'clock. UNITED CHURCH NEWS On Saturday, October 11, Rev. Donald Stiles officiated officiated at the Little- Brough wedding in Newcastle Newcastle United Church. On Sunday, October 12th, the choir of Newcastle United Church rendered the anthem, Sing to the Lord of Harvest. Mr. Kenneth Boyd read the scripture from Philippians 4 and Rev. Donald Stiles preached the sermon, But Thanks Be To God. On Sunday, October 19th, Evelyn McLachlan, from Queen's Theological College, College, will be guest speaker. On Monday, October 20, the UCW General Meeting will be held at the church. Mrs. Barbara Catto will be the guest speaker. Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale is Saturday, October October 18 at the Church. Youth Club for Teens begins begins Sun, Oct. 19, with Cathy Labrie leader. The first Hampton Beavers once again planted their pumpkin seeds last spring. As you can see, most of them grew and they produced over 350 pumpkins. On October 18 the Beaver group will be holding a sale on Taunton Road, between Highway 57 and Scugog Road where donations will be accepted in return for a pumpkin. The event will run from nine a.m. to three p.m. Yelverton Happenings Fast ball in this immediate area has almost gone the way of the Dodo Bird or Horse and Buggy due to the competition of Lob Ball, slow pitch etc. However, a number of local players have continued to play in a fast ball league in Oshawa and managed to win the trophy for top team last Sun. evening. Their team was sponsored by Remax and coached I believe by Bob Marsh. Some of the local players included Yelvertons George McCullough plus local area players Donnie and Wayne Timms, Harvey Hamilton, Steve McGill and the Fallis brothers of Ponty- pool. Congratulations are extended extended to the winners. Moose hunting season open- • ed this week. Mr. George McCullough McCullough is one of the local hunters participating. Belated congratulations are extended to Mr. Walter Kerr who recently observed his 80th birthday by attending a night of horse racing at Kawartha Downs with several of his nephews and nieces. Walter has always been keenly interested interested in sports with possibly his greatest interest being hard ball. In his earlier years, Walter was an active player on several Yelverton hard ball teams and contributed with his skill and natural ability to the winning of two north Durham League trophies. We join Walter's many friends and relatives in wishing this quiet and unassuming chap many more happy healthy years. Another local resident who joined the ranks of the "octogenarian" was Mr. Ted Spenceley who quietly observed observed his 80th birthday with close relatives and friends last July. Congratulations too, to Janet- ville's "Button-Lady" who will be observing her 85 birthday birthday in near future. Mr. Roy Werry, our brother- in-law from Sudbury, who is currently employed at Lindsay's Lindsay's new auto-glass factory as electrician, was a welcome dinner guest here at Malconia on Wed. evening, Construction is in the doldrums in northern Ontario and many professionals professionals are forced to come to southern Ontario for employment. employment. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm, Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Nesbitt and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hughes attended the Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton Show this week in the Maple Leaf Gardens. We understand the ladies were much impressed with Kenny while the fellows arc still suffering from "spots in front of their eyes" the size of footballs! The occasion was the observation of Trevor's birthday. Our daughter Mona was pleasantly surprised to get a phone call this weekend from Marlene Goslin formerly of Lindsay now stationed at the Dew Line at Alert, Greenland. Current temperature minus 48 degrees C. Thanksgiving church service service at Yelverton on Sunday a.m. though reasonably well attended, did not burst the church walls out at the seams from overcrowding. Despite the fact that we Canadians, be we Ontarians, Yelvertonians or whatever, enjoy one of the highest living standards in the world, we ! are as a rule hesitant hesitant to give thanks for our blessings and accept our good fortune as a God given right. Rev. John Evans divested himself ofj a very timely sermon sermon with 'many thoughts expressed expressed \\ydrthy of mental fegurgitatiofl kl< , ! Several visitors were present present at. the church'service - Mrs. Dave (Nancy) Robinson and her two children of Stroud were visitors this weekend with her parents Mary and Balfour Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundry of Barrie were weekenders with Brenda and Terry Malcolm Malcolm and family and attended the Thanksgiving family dinner dinner at the Howard and Eileen Malcolm's on Sunday. The Henderson family enjoyed enjoyed a family get-together at Ray and Ernestine Robinsons with dinner Sat. evening at the Boston Seafood House in Lindsay. Those present included included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malcolm all of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Henderson Henderson and family of Havelock area, Ray and Ernestine Robinson and the matriarch of the clan Mrs. Ernestine Gladys Henderson of Bethany. We were likewise pleased to have Ruth and Ralph Malcolm drop in here at Malconia on Sat. for a social hour or so. Last Sunday evening the manager of the Scott Mission in Toronto had his sailboat in Lake Ontario capsize and in the process lost his life. The victim and his boat were discovered discovered by the Durham police just a short distance up the shore from where our daughter Mitzi and Bob Pick have their residence in Ajax. Rev. and Mrs. John Evans had as their guests this weekend weekend their son and his wife who also attended the Yelverton church service on Sunday a.m. Ms. Candy Malcolm recently recently returned home from Australia Australia and New Zealand. On the Thanksgiving weekend Candy attended the wedding of one of her employer's Nick who is part owner of Johnick Tours, the Tour Company in which she is involved. The wedding took place in Montreal. Montreal. Yelverton annual Roast Beef dinner was deemed a success with over 400 adult paid admissions plus quite a number of children. As per usual the majority of our clients clients were "off the road" many of whom make our Beef supper supper an annual event. One couple from Whitby purchased purchased around 16 tickets at one fell swoop. Also a number of guests come annually from Oshawa, Port Perry, Lindsay, Uxbridge as well as other local points. Special thanks to all the volunteer slave labour who contribute their efforts year after year. Rev. John and Mrs. Evans demonstrated they weren't afraid of work as they dug right in just like everyone else. (Some minis- Meeting of Toastmasters In her opening remarks, Chairman T.M. Konzelmann noted the importance of per- servering coupled with a belief belief in your own abilities to reach a goal whether you are working toward the realization realization of an idea or mastering a skill such as public speaking. The Chairman found these qualities in the Toastmasters who shared the headtable with her last Tuesday, TM Marg Kropf as General Evaluator, TM Joe Christl as Toast-: master for the evening and TM Carson Elliott as Table Topics Master. The following Toastmasters gave prepared speeches: Randy MacGillivray (Icebreaker), (Icebreaker), Don Kennedy and ters seem to have an aversion to getting their hands dirty) ! ! Quentin and Mandy Robinson introduced a new prospect: they offered pumpkins for sale and shared the proceeds with the Yelverton U.C.W. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurtig attended the wedding of their grandson Brian Buchardt and Miss Liz McSurrey in Peter- boro on Sat. with the reception following held at- the Peter- boro Curling Club. Egon Pedersen. Trophies were awarded to TM Pedersen (Best Speaker), TM Laing (Best Evaluator), TM Kropf (Best Table Topics Speaker). The Spark Plug was won by TM Christl. If you would like to experience experience Toastmastering, come out and join us for an evening. Bowmanville Toastmasters meet every Tuesday at the Lions Club at 7 p.m. Dames at Sea The upcoming B.D.W. production production of "Dames at Sea" boasts a talented musical crew. Doug Dewell's fame as musician, vocalist and resource person (always the teacher) is the musical director. director. He is capably supported supported by Ross Metcalf (remember (remember Fling?) whose musical musical talent is well-known. Special effects are added by Ron Jameson, drums, and Doug Barber on bass. To further complicate the already intricate production production which includes more than a dozen songs, the choreographers must project project their tap dancing skills to the chorus to coincide with the vocal work. eJ « S. MATHER FURNITURE 40 KING STREET EAST NEWCASTLE 987-4914 wishes to thank their customers for their patronage over the years. We have appreciated your support. Best Wishes for the future. 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