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l I 3 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. August 20, 1987 Section Two Stye ÎÎEuitaatk 3nbeptnbmt Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Newcastle Atoms Finish in Second Place numc To those kind persons who contributed news during during the holidays, we thank you. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Garwood, Garwood, Beaconsfield, Quebec, holidayed at Christmas with her sister and brother-in-law, Kathleen Kathleen and Stanley Powell. On Saturday afternoon, they visited visited with neighbour Charles Cowan. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Win- sor, Kingston, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott, Newtonville, enjoyed Saturday evening supper with Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, Colleen, of Frankford, were also there. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pearce, Michael and Jeffrey entertained their families to dinner on New Year's Day. Enjoying the day with them were Ted and Elizabeth Walton, Adam and Jason, of Bowmanville, Emil and Pat Varga, of Peterborough and Myrtle and Albert Pearce. On Saturday evening, Ric and Marilyn Pearce, Kevin and Trisha, of Port Perry, visited visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Albert Pearce. Tuesday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce were niece Linda and her husband, Don Miller, Miller, Jessica and Richard. They had visited her parents, parents, Pat and Orval Stinson, of Chesley, and were homeward homeward bound for Quebec City. On Tuesday, Miss Dor- rene Powell accompanied Jack and Hazel Crago to Campbellville where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coulter, Kevin and Keith. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mrs. Melville Allison,-- who passed away in Port Hope on Friday, January 2nd. The Allisons were former Newcastle Newcastle residents. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley Burley were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sproule, Port Hope. : Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley were Bruce and Judy Burley, Adam and Michael, of Ajax, Bob and Anita Burley, Stephen and Allison, of Oshawa. This was a birthday birthday celebration for Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell Powell accompanied by Jack and Hazel Crago and Dar- rene Powell visited on Sunday Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hold away, Wes- leyville. The Powells and Cragos had supper at Dor- rene and Floyd Powell's, Lake Shore. Mr. Maurice Butt and Miss Dora Taylor, of Cour- tice, visited Sunday with the Arthur Bedwin family, Lake Shore. Boxing Day dinner guests of Mrs. Lena Graham included included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham, Jessica and Adrian, Adrian, Mr. Bill Ilodsoll and Stephanie (We hope Janet has recovered from the flu) of Whitby, Mr. Jack Kimball, Kimball, Port Granby, Mrs. K. Kimball, daughter Joan and her friend, Mike. To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas .Walton who observed their wedding anniversary on January 5, 1987, we extend congratulations and best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Selby observe their wedding wedding anniversary on Jan. 12. Happy second anniversary, Patti and Steve. The Robin Alidreds and Albert Pearces have already already observed their January January anniversaries. Belated best wishes! Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Rob- lin, of Bobcaygeon, attended attended Newcastle United Church on Sunday, December December 28. Rev. Roblin preached his first sermon 59 years ago from the pulpit there. Christmas visitors with Mrs. Bessie Dean included son, Jim and his wife, Ellen of Halifax and their son, Glenn and his wife, Lindi, of Moncton. Mrs. Nellie Spencer spent Christmas with her daughter, daughter, Pat and son-in-law, Archie Archie Bernard of Flesherton. Enjoying dinner with them on Boxing Day were Terry and Marylynn and girls Jessica Jessica and Stephanie and Tara and Ray McCabe and daughter Tiffany of Shelburne. Shelburne. Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding spent New Year's with son Bill and daughter-in-law, Mary, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Harper Kelsey and Sandra entertained entertained their family to dinner dinner on New Year's Day. Also included in the celebration celebration were Aresta and Phil Williams. Marg Rudman, Doris Trimble, Kathleen Kimball, Gary Johnson, who was pleasantly surprised on her birthday. On Sunday, Wilda Johnson, Gary and Glenda and Brian Rumbles hosted a Johnson family dinner at Wilda's home. Grandchildren Grandchildren Krista and Mark enjoyed enjoyed this get-together which the following attended: attended: Earl and Irene Johnson, Stirling, Eleanor Fennell, Belleville, Rusty, Becky and Tara, of Cor- byville, Doris Trimble, Bowmanville and John, Toronto, Toronto, David and his wife Nancy, Ian and Michael, Ajax, Jim and Jean Trimble, Trimble, Downsview, Roddy and Cynthia Trimble, Ajax. Last Tuesday we received word that cousin Joseph Alan Selby passed away on ' Friday, December 12, .1986. We cherish.the memories of our last visitin June'84 with Joe and Madeline at their home on the prairie near Regina, Saskatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott motored to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, to spend the Christmas Christmas vacation with their oldest oldest son, Jim, his wife Susie and sons Chris and Jason. New Year's all the family enjoyed with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Starrett, of Bridgewater. Mrs. Lena Graham and Kathleen Kimball visited last Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jones, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor enjoyed Christmas in Cobourg with their son, Gary, and his wife Anne and family. Mrs. Margaret Pearce, Isobel Gamier and girls, Verne and Diana Rowe and family enjoyed New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pearce and girls, Lindsay. We welcome to the village of Newcastle a new bakeshop on King St. East beside Mike's Place, the Newcastle Village Bakery, managed by sisters Annette Shaw and Theresa Robichaud. We congratulate congratulate the ladies and wish them well! Mrs. Gladys Wood spent two days prior to Christmas with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith, Toronto, and Christmas was enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pye- Finch and families, Scarborough. Scarborough. Sorry we have missed wishing happy birthday to folks for the last two weeks! Some January birthday people are Wilda Johnson, Kaye Quinncy, Elizabeth Walton, Sandra Schmahl, Lance Rickard, Carla Foote and Gordon GarrodJr. Flossie Flossie Graham and Alccia Spencer, of South Haven Nursing Home celebrate their birthdays soon and During National Non-Smoking Week You Can STOP SMOKING IN FIVE DAYS "BREATHE FREE" STOP SMOKING CLINIC Beginning Tuesday, January 13, at 7:30 p.m. To Be Held In The Library BOWMANVILLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SUPPORT • HEALTH AWARENESS • PERSONAL GROWTH ■ SUBSTITUTION STRATEGIES • MOTIVATION For Information and Registration Call-263-8809-579-8244 "Give Yourself The Gift of a Longer Lifetime" Sponsored by Your Friends the Adventists Mr. Charles Cowan will be 91 years young on January 12, 1987. Happy Birthday, all! Miss Audrey McLeod, Toronto, Toronto, spent the week-end with her cousin June Wilson Wilson and her husband, Tom, Golf Course Road. Last Monday Mrs. Gladys Wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood, Courtney and new babe, Derrick. Charles and Gloria Gray spent the Christmas holidays holidays in California with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keuleman, who live in Los Angeles. While there, they toured Universal Studios, Mann's Chinese Theatre, Marina Del Ray and Beverley Hills, a really great trip. They spent three days at New Years at Las Vegas, Nevada. Monday night dinner guests of Albert and Myrtle Pearce were Walter and Hazel Murphy, George and Madeleine Buckley, Vance and Marguerite Cooper of Oshawa, K. Kimball and Lena Graham. On Sunday evening, Albert Albert and Myrtle Pearce were dinner guests of Ted and Elizabeth Walton, Adam and Jason, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Sunday, December 28, Bertha and Gerald Gibson and son Jay entertained 41 members of the Clark family. family. With May Burley and Arthur Arthur Clark that week-end were May's son, Don and his wife Betty of Wingham. All thoroughly enjoyed the Clark family get-together. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Miss Brenda Hoar and Mr. Grant Wade, of Peterborough and Mrs. Mary Wade, Barrie. Monday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bamsey and Patrick, Port Hope. On Tuesday evening, Harry and Mabel Wade were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glover, Oshawa. The Wades enjoyed New Year's dinner at the Coronation, Coronation, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy enjoyed New Year's Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred entertained their family to dinner New Year's evening. Daughter Lois Rowe, Memorial Hospital Bowmanville, was home for the dinner. Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, visited visited his mother,Mrs. Gladys Wood. New Year's Day, Mrs. Gladys Wood accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, of Newtonville, to Unionville with Mr. and Mrs. George Felgate and family. It was brought to our attention attention that Chris Tait and Brad Hopkins of Chalk Circle Circle were interviewed on TV on Saturday night. This young group has toured from the west coast to the east coast, has tapes and recordings, recordings, received awards and was nominated for Juno award. What a great group! Congratulations and all the best! St. George's News December 28, 1986 sincere sincere thanks was extended to all those who made Christmas celebrations so rich and meaningful, organists, organists, choir, the Chancel Guild and those who decorated, decorated, those who provided flowers and other beautiful Rowers and decorations, the Church Schools for their part so well performed performed and those who faithfully faithfully served in the background. background. January 4, 1987, the Rector Rector and his family expressed expressed a sincere thanks to everyone who extended Christmas greetings. Saturday evening the New Life in Christ Group invites invites anyone interested to join them in an informal Eucharist in the Parish Hall at 7 p.m. The January Advisory Board meeting at St. George's will be held on Monday,Jan 12, at 7:30 p.m. St. George's Annual Vestry Vestry meeting will be held on Sunday, February 1st. The Christian Education Group has selected a book which will be available for purchase; worthy reading for Epiphany, to give the season more depth as you grow in the Faith of Jesus Christ. Do share in this common common study with your friends. The theme for the week of Prayer for Christian Unity is Christ our Reconciliation. Reconciliation. January 18 to 25,1987. You are invited to participate participate on Sunday, January 18, in the Worship Service at Newcastle United Church and Thursday, Jan 22nd at the Pot Luck Supper hosted by the people of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. United Church news On Sunday, Jan 4,1987, at Newcastle United Church, Rev. Donald Stiles preached the sermon Four- Anchors and a Prayer based on Acts 27 verses 21 to 32 and the hymn, Will Your Anchor Hold? Mrs. Stella Morton, who has supplied at the organ for Mrs. Dorothy Payne, was thanked for her work during this busy season. season. The minister welcomed welcomed Mrs. Payne who was able to attend the service following eye surgery. The Official Board meets on Tuesday, January 13, 1987, at 8 o'clock at the church. All reports and financial statements should be in by Jan 15th as the Congregational Congregational meeting is Tuesday, Jan 27, at 7 p.m. at the church. Mrs. Margaret Smith is guest speaker at the UCW meeting on Thursday, Jan. 8 at two o'clock. Next Sunday, Jan 11, marks the 25th anniversary of the United Church Women. Called to Respond is the theme to be used as members of the UCW lead in the service. Everyone welcome! Sunday, Jan 18, Holy Communion Communion will be celebrated. Sunday, Jan 18, at 7:30 p.m. an ecumenical service will be held in Newcastle United Church to celebrate the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. A fellowship fellowship Supper will take place on Thursday, January 22nd at 6 o'clock at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. All are invited to this Pot Luck Supper. Newcastle Community Youth Bowling January 3,1987 Juniors 75 and over: K. Hachey 101 -121 V. Norton 84 N. Coyle 78 D. Barr 78 N. Norton 89 I. Moulton 117 -136 T. Green 109 - 94 J. Hughes 132 -167 L. Tressiter 97 - 95 T. Barr 80 Seniors 100 and over: M. Coyle 131 -140 J. Darrach 110 T. De Jong 144 -153 M. Rossignol 124 -125 J. Piels 115 -172 D. Miller 200 -172 B. Little 103 J. Whitehead 147 -143 B. Coyle 209 - 207 T. Whitehead 120 S. Winter 106 Pontypool by Nettie Aiken Hello again, neighbours. This is just a short column to tie up the news items of the Christmas Season and into New Year's célébra tionp. ft is : your correspondent's 1 hope that some of the joy : of Christmas can be stored in your mind to carry you through the doldrum days of mid January. The next special sentimental day is in February, Valentine's Day, February 14 th. On Thursday, December 18th, there was a joint service of worship with our friends, the St. Thomas More Parish and the Pontypool United Church in the Pontypool church sanctuary. There was a good blend of items with both congregations contributing. contributing. Father Lynch is a very talented young priest, and he seemed to be in his element that night. There was regular worship on Christmas Sunday morning, December 21st, and a very interesting service of Carols and Lessons, held in the evening (7:30 p.m.) at Bethany United Church,, sharing a program with the St. Paul's Anglican Church in Bethany. A very thought-provoking Christmas Eve service was held at both Pontypool and Bethany United Churches, with all the Advent Candles iit, and a meditation on the subject of "Healing In His Wings", a line borrowed from the third stanza of the familiar carol "Hark, The Herald Angels Sing". Finally, the Sunday sermon for the last weekend of the month, December 28th, was on "Looking Both Ways". We traditionally use this period for taking stock of the old year's activities, and projecting forward with excitement excitement for what the new year will bring forth. The bowling season came to a close for 1980 on Monday, In the Atom B division, the runner-up team was venor Lyle Bender. In the middle are Tyler Sokojuk, Mike's Pharmacy from Newcastle. In the back are Chad Petherick, Kris Inglis, David Harrison and coach Gary Hooper, assistant coach Mike Johnson, Greg Johnson. In the front are Jarrett Hooper, John assistant coach A1 Sokojuk, assistant coach Gary Hill, Chad Chomondely, Chuck McMullen and Dale Foster, assistant coach Norm Petherick and con- Foster. December 22nd. Top teams for the fall season are as follows: Kay Youngman's with a score of 51 and Jean MacLean's with a score of 49. Top bowlers for the day were: High Single, Evelyn McMahon with 218 and High Double, Joan Corley with 383. The Y.M.C.A. Playschool held a Christmas Party for themselves and a couple of parent helpers, on the last day of the fall season, Thursday, December 18th. Each child got a gift-wrapped book and had made an ornament for their mother, along with a card. Christmas Day in our family was celbrated at Tom's youngest sister's Barbara and Albert's new establishment, the Franklin House. Everything there was quite comfortable and lots of space. A total of 17 sat down to a traditional Christmas meal and then proceeded for the gift exchange around a lovely tree in the upstairs common room. A partial start-up dates list for January, 1987 (just to keep track of your first month's calendar) is as follows: Monday - January 5th, Bowling ; Wednesday, January 7th, Bingo, Guides and Official Board of Pontypool and Bethany Pastoral Pastoral Charge in Pontypool Church; Thursday, January 15th, Keenagers. The New Year's Eve Dance at the Pontypool Community The winning team in the Pee Wee B division was McRobbie Photo, of Bowmanville. In the back, are coach Wayne Bradley, assistant coach Jim Mackenzie, Mackenzie, Kevin Ferguson, Darryl MacKenzie, Eric Smith, Bill Speakman.JeffPickell, Mike Bradley arid Travis Campbell. In the front are Kevin Farrow, Kris Matheson, Roger LeBlanc, Brad Vacheresse, Aaron Hall on Wednesday evening and on into Thursday morning, was a very big success. Taking into account all factors: attendance, music, buffet hot and cold meal, decorations, noise makers, hats, streamers and balloons, it was one of the most pleasant of any over this last decade of the '80s. Thanks to all those who helped, under the direction of Mervin and Dorothy Bowins. Your correspondent correspondent and her husband won the final spot dance prizes of the evening, a container each of talc. There were some who drove from a distance, including Bowmanville. Linda Scott is very ill in Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Alice Stewart remains in St. Joseph's Hospital, Peterborough. Bert Frape is hospitalized in Cambridge at time of writing. Ab Bowins and Garth Clingman are both home revovering from surgery. Please pray for these people and their families. Help keep Red Cross ready, Virtue, Blair Ellis, Jeff Martin, Mike Conahan (coaching staff) and convenor Lyle Bender. 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