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J wsW Now under new management Anne Cook Abbott Florence Hooper Howard and Kaye Quinney Howard and Kaye Quinney, who have owned and operated Stedmans in Newcastle Village for the past 16 years now own and operate Stedmans in Bowmanville Come and meet the Staff. 15 King Street West, Bowmanville Heuiraatle Inbenenùmt Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 The C;m;i(li;in Statcsmiin. Bownmnvillc. .September 2. 1987 Furniture & Audio-Vision Barn Sale Draws Customers We thank those kind people people who are calling with items for our news. Verna and Diana Rowe, Lori and Robert, of Kendal, held a Rowe Reunion at their home on Saturday, August 15. Among the thirty-five attendants attendants were Audrey Rowe and family, Hazel Parker and family, Lois Bellman and family, all of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Howard and Kitty Rowe, of Brampton, Brian and Darrell Rowe, Glenn Rowe and Karen, Cobourg and Alice Rowe, Newcastle. After a wonderful warm holiday in Canada with her sister and brother-in-law, Allin Allin and Alice Rowe; Heather Coulson, Jar row,/ England and friend Peggy -Kier, Seg- hill, England, nave returned to their homes, landing in rain and fog. On Saturday, August 22nd, 1987 at seven o'clock Mr. Les Smalè, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and Rhoda Davies, of Wilmot Creek, were united in marriage by Reverend Glen Jackson at Port Perry United Church. Attendants were her sister, Dot Sowerby , of Brantford, and best man was Dennis Smale, son of the groom. Reception followed at the Bowmanville Lions Centre. We extend congratulations congratulations to Julie Gray who won $1100 worth of merchandise, merchandise, playing Wheel of Fortune Fortune at the Canadian National National Exhibition. Mrs. Kathy Woo identified identified the song Dream Weaver on CHUM radio station and being the tenth caller, received received one hundred dollars. Congratulations, Kathy! Kathy also reports that Reverend Allan Haldenby will beat St. George's Anglican Anglican Church on Sunday, September September 20th when Philip, son of Kathy and Willie Woo, will be baptized. . . ■ Miss Isabel All in, daughter daughter of the late Jesse and Etnel Allin, a native of Newcastlè, passed away at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa, on Wednesday, Wednesday, August 26,1987. In Newcastle United Church,on Saturday, August August 29, 1987, Margaret Leigh Ewert, daughter of Dr. ana Mrs. Edwin L. Ewart, was married to Michael Henry Butler, of Oshawa, by Reverend Donald Stiles. On Saturday, August 29, 1987,1 Kelli Ann Buckley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Buckley, Orono, and Edward Edward John Knelangen were united in marriage by Reverend Reverend Donald Stiles at Leskard United Church. Visiting cousins Mrs. Alf Garrod, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Douglas Cunningham, Mr. and. Mrs. Sam Brereton and other other relatives in the area, are Mrs. Amy Blinkhorn, Miss Annie Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. Ian McNab of Sale, Cheshire, England. The McNabs visited their Canadian Canadian cousins five years ago, but for Amy and Annie (89 and 84 years of age), this is their first visit! They are wonderful Senior Citizens and are quite remarkable when you consider this is also their first flight ever and their very first trip out of England. Let's hope the weather holds up, so as to help make the visit a truly memorable one! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gordon, Port Hope, were Sunday evening dinner guests of cousin Kathleen Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stapleton, Orono, spent Sunday evening, with the Gordons and Kathleen. Last Monday Mrs. Betty Bourgeois and family, Belleville, Belleville, visited her father, Mr. Harold Couch. On Tuesday Mr. Jim Stacey Stacey took Harold Couch to Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto, Toronto, where they visited Harold's brother, Mr. Stan Couch. On Saturday Mr. Harold Couch visited his sister, Mrs. Denelda Luxton at Stratha- ven Nursing Home, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Sunday Harold Couch visited grandson Tom, his wife Rosie and family at Millbrook and on his return called on Joe and April Dar- rach at Brownsdale. Birthday greetings to Jaime Wright, Lillian Bot- trell, Larry Pearce, Harry Wade and Candy Storks. Anniversary wishes to Jean and Brenton Rickard and Murray and Marjorie Paterson. Despite the tipping of the flower tubs maintained by the Business Improvement Association, all are loking beautiful again. Thank you, front street merchants! Last Wednesday Miss Candy Storks and niece Amanda, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schmahl, Jordan and Carley enjoyed the day at Wonderland. Wonderland. On Sunday Tom and Sandra Sandra Schmahl and Candy attended attended the C.N.E and on Monday Candy returned to (her home in Kentville, Nova ..Scotia. Mrs. Wilda Johnson and her mother Mrs. A. Cole, Agincourt returned from a holiday at their cottage on Lake Skootamatta, on Monday. Monday. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Swerdfiger, of Cobourg, visited cousins Pauline Storks and Raye Friedlander and friends Maijorie and Carol Gray. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce were Kim and Wayne, Vicki and Kirk Pearce, of Bethany and Adam and Jason Walton of Bowmanville. On Friday Larry arid Barb Pearce and Michael were dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Wednesday overnight guests of Mrs. Gladys Chiswell, Cambridge. Cambridge. While Harry went on to Springfield to a meeting, Mabel stayed with Mrs. Chiswell. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade had dinner dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Douglas Wade and family, helping helping to celebrate Paul's third birthday. • On Saturday, Harry Wade enjoyed the ball game at Exhibition Park. On Sunday Mabel and Harry Wade were among the many who attended the 50th wedding anniversary reception in honour of Everett Everett and Gladys Brown, Orono. Orono. On Sunday Mrs. Gladys Wood accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, of Oshawa, to Unionville where they visited the George Felgate family. Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, Orono, and Mrs. Gladys Wood were Tuesday luncheon guests of Mrs. Donna Wood and boys, Pontypool. Mrs. Charlotte Hendry recently recently spent three weeks in Georgetown with grandchildren grandchildren Melissa and Benjamin, while parents Linda and Frank Hendry were in Texas, Texas, training for their new business venture, Kwik Kopy-making restaurant menus, business envelopes, letters, etc. The Frank Hen- drys have now moved to Bellville to begin this new life and we wish them well. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell visited the Wayne Hunt family in Pontypool. Pontypool. On Saturday Stanley and Kathleen Powell enjoyed an evening dinner at Guild- wood Inn, guests of daughter daughter Beth and son-in-law Wayne Markle, of Scarborough. Scarborough. On Sunday the Powells were supper guests of daughter Judy and Jill Coombes, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lewis, Lewis, Port Hope, were recent visitors with Mrs. May Burley Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark, Wesleyville, visited on Sunday Sunday evening with Mr. Arthur Clark and Mrs. May Burley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. Dorrene and Floyd Powell visited on Sunday afternoon with Allan and Hope Holda- way, Port Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard enjoyed Thursday to Sunday, Sunday, seeing the sights in Ottawa. Ottawa. On Wednesday they enjoyed the dfw at the C.N.E. Mr. and Mrs. Robin All- dred enjoyed Wednesday at the Gibbens cottage at Lake Kennisis. On Saturday the Alldreds and Murphys enjoyed Blackstock Fair. We are sorry to lose our neighbours Barry, Bridget and Jason Smith but glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leonard Alldread. On Thursday evening we saw Mrs. Sayer and daughter daughter Carrie walking up the street. Carrie, who nad both legs in a cast in June, has made a remarkable recovery. recovery. Neighbour Ruby Murray is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. Mrs. Alicia Spencer spent a few days in hospital but is back again in her room at Multi-Care, Newcastle. United Church News Flowers from the funeral of Miss Isabel Allin graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church on Sunday, August 30,1987. Lay reader was Mrs. Sheila Stiles and providing special music were Mr. Roby Coombes and son Wayne Coombes. Reverend Donald Stiles preached the last in his series. Hearing the Word, Waiting for a Miracle. Miracle. Since it was the last service service Orono and Kirby share with Newcastle, coffee hour was enjoyed. Reverend Milnes invited all to a corn roast and fellowship evening at the Grant Yeo home on Wednesday evening., The new caretaker for the Newcastle United Church is Mr. Jack Gordon. Upcoming events for Newcastle United Church are the Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale Saturday, Saturday, October 17, annual turkey turkey supper Saturday November November 7. Trillium Unit of the U. C. W. meets Wednesday, Wednesday, September 9 at 2 p.m. and the Sunshine Unit meets Monday, September 14 at 8 p.m. The Official Board meets on Tuesday, September September 8. Reverena Douglas Conlan will speak for a few minutes. In the early evening hours of Friday, Ted Denny of Bowmanville Audio-Vision and Harry Locke of Orchard Park Furniture were keeping busy at their barn sale at the west end of Bowmanville. The large building was well stocked with merchandise and customers were taking advantage of many bargains. Here, Don Groves drpps in to inspect a ghetto blaster that was pouring out good quality music. WATCH FOR THE OPENING The 'URN1TURE STORi 77 King St. East Bowmanville, Ontario 623-4466 ( u " l iffpKSk '•SIEiM si iP!É i wm if 1 V J