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{■uh-immiu- I i I 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 9,1987 Wht Hemcaatlc 3nbependcnt Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, Judy Powell Powell and Jill Coombes were supper guests of the Markle family of Scarborough. In the evening all attended the programme, Carols for Advent, Advent, presented by the combined combined choirs of the Jubilate Singers of North York, and the Washington Festival Chorale. Beth Markle is a member of the Washington Festival Chorale and the concert was presented at the Washington United Church. The Trillium Unit of the U.C.W. enjoyed their Christmas Christmas meeting last Thursday at the home of Annabelle Rickard. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited on Monday with Miss Jessie Lamb, Omemee. Sorry to report Mr. Bill Wade is a patient in Toronto General Hospital. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and Kelly were Colleen and Stewart Cochrane of Milton, Dorrene and Floyd Powell,, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary, Jack and Hazel Crago. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Ralph, Marlene and Colleen Murray of Frankford were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls, Port Perry, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding, Mrs. Doreen Lake. Birthday greetings to Reverend Thomas Smith, Lena Graham, Marg Miller, Allen Gray and Susan Miller Miller and Jack Holmes. The family of Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed a family get- together at the Centennial Hall, Bowmanville, on Sunday, Sunday, Fifty members enjoyed dinner arid a good time. Mr. and N(rs. Spencer Burley, Burley, Jason and Ashley, of Wingham, visited .on Sunday Sunday with his gràridmother,' May Burley and gréât uncle); Arthur Clark. Some of the residents of Parkview and the board members enjoyed their Christmas dinner and entertainment entertainment last Wednesday, Wednesday, December 2nd. Forty-one members of the George Chard family enjoyed enjoyed their Christmas at St. Francis of Assisi Church hall on Sunday, December 6th. Mrs.' Nellie Spencer has sold her home and has moved to the Parkview Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan, Sullivan, Toronto, visited last Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zory Lesnick. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell Powell visited on Saturday with Phyllis and Martin Sundstrom, Toronto. Newcastle Horticultural News; On Tuesday evening the Newcastle Horticultural Society held its annual Christmas Show and Pot Luck Dinner at the Newcastle Newcastle United Church Sunday School Hall. Next meeting is January 26th, 1988. President Lorraine Lover welcomed all and thanked everyone who helped in any way. Mr. Bob Kinnear said grace before everyone partook partook of a sumptuous meal. District Director Isabelle Challice brought greetings and read a thought-provoking thought-provoking paper on bones - wishbones, knucklebones, jawbones and backbones. Mrs. Challice was pleased to see so many young gardeners. gardeners. After installing the 1988 executive many lucky draws were won. Lorraine LoVer invited the new President President Donna Morrow to complete the program. Wylma Allin introduced Jariet Desousa who entertained, entertained, playing accordion music to please all ages. Judges of the show were Merle and Emily Slute and the following were winners: Class 1 Christmas Corsage, 1st Vicki Lesnick, 2nd Marjorie Marjorie Caswell, 3rd Narda Hoogkamp. Class 2 Christmas Dinner; 1st Marjorie Caswell, 2nd Barbara King, 3rd Vicki Lesnick, 4th Lena Graham. Class 3 Wall Plaque or Picture 1st Dorrene Powell, 2nd Barbara King. Class 4 Christmas Door 1st Vicki Lesnick, 2nd Narda Hoogkamp, 3rd Angela Lesnick. Class 5 Salute to the New Year 1st Vicki Lesnick, 2nd Hazel Crago. . Class. 6 : Christmas Gift. 1st Betty Biàkër, 2nd V ickï Lesriick, 3rd 1 Donna Morrow, Morrow, 4th Narda Hoogkamp. Class 7 Two Tree Ornaments Ornaments 1st Barbara King, 2nd Marjorie Caswell, 3rd Dorrene Dorrene Powell. Class 8 Christmas Charm 1st Narda Hoogkamp, 2nd Madeline Buckley, 3rd Angela Lesnick, 4th Vicki Lesnick. Class 9 Christmas Hello 1st Narda Hoogkamp, 2nd Hazel Crago, 3rd Marianne Vohsemer. The Judges Choice was the mantle arrangement, Christmas Charm, by Narda Hoogkamp. The most points in the show were earned by Vicky Lesnick. The Junior Show winners were, Basket of Joy Christmas Christmas 1st Matthew Coyle, 2nd Darren Morrow, 3rd Shan- . non Carroll, 4th Karen King. I've Been Framed 1st Karen King, 2nd Darren Morrow. Christmas Tree Ornaments Ornaments 1st Vincent Norton, 2nd Patrick Caswell, 3rd Karen King, 4th Darren Morrow. Congratulations all. St. George's News Service of Induction of the Reverend Douglas W. Hall. St. George's Anglican Church, Newcastle, was filled to capacity on Sunday the ecclesiastical procession procession was led by St. George's verger, Mr. Sam Brereton. In the procession were the Rev. Canon Terence Terence Tarleton of St. Peter's Cobourg, the Rev. Paul Walker of St. Mark's, Port Hope, the Rev. John Reid, of St. John's Port Hope, the Rev. Chris Williams of St. George's Hastings, the Rev. David Wainwright of St. Alban's Peterborough, the Rev. Donald Bellway of Grafton and Colborne Parish, the Rev. Morrison Campbell of St. Andrew's Presbyterian and the Rev. Owen MacPherson of St. John's United Church, both of Campbellford. Several other clergy were among the congregation including the Rev. Allan Haldenby, former rector of Clarke and the Rev. Donald Stiles of Newcastle United Church, from whom it was necessary to borrow additional hymn books for the service. In the congregation of 200 were many out-of-town visitors, visitors, including several from Campbellford where Mr. Hall was formerly the Rector of Christ Church. As well there were representa tives of the Metro Toronto Police Force with whom Mr. Hall served before being ordained ordained and of which he is honorary chaplain. After the service the ACW of the two churches hosted a reception in the Parish Hall. United Church News On Sunday, December 6, 1987, at Newcastle United Church, the second Sunday in Advent was celebrated with a Chrismon Service. Wayne and Joan Blackburn created the Chrismons, the symbols of Christ. Reading the scriptures for the nativity nativity symbols was Don Stiles, for the passion symbols Marjorie Caswell, and for the victory symbols Hazel Crago. Mrs. Deborah Barr and sons Trevor and David performed performed the candle lighting, denoting Preparing a Way and Looking Eagerly. Terry and Barry Head provided the music from Handel's Messiah. Sunday, December 13, is White Gift Sunday when canned and packaged foods, toys and games, wrapped in white paper will be appreciated. Needy families will benefit from these gifts. The Christmas Sunday service will be held on December December 20th and at 7 p.m. that evening the Christmas Concert will be presented. The Christmas Eve service service will begin at 7:30 p.m. The Couples Club are having a bake sale on Saturday, Saturday, December 12, beginning beginning at one o'clock in the Sunday School. Newcastle Community Bowling Monday night ladies, 175 and over scores were: Susanne Schumann 207, Cindy McKelvie 214, 181, Ina Brown 254, 195, 189, Dorothy Drysdale 208, 240, Marie Trim 188, Betty Major 247, Marilyn Major 205, Sadie Desveaux 192, 180, Marilyn Kent 193, Louise McKnight 228, Lorna Crockett Crockett 189 and Gail Tutkoluk 231. Tuesday Senior Citizens, 165 and over scores were: Ron Burley 182, 238, Ruth Bonathon 240, 187, Marg Burley 173, Jean Holmes 166, George Buckley 194,196 and Jack Holmes 199, 216. Thursday Night Mixed 175 and over scores were: W. Forget 261-236, Kathy Jury 239-222, ,1. Mendonca 291-192, B. Richards 185, J. McGuey 197, S. McGucy 225, J. Forget 205-243-194, J. Kin- dratiuk 238-193-208, D. Wright 205-192, B. Brown 190-187, F. Forget 191-242, T. Kindratiuk 186, R. Refile 179-179, C. Nicholson 200- 203-177, K. Wright 188-202- 190, K. Boyd 180, L. Lycett OBITUARY I. Irene Bragg 111 less than a week, I. Irene Bragg, aged 91, passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital, Hospital, Toronto, on Monday, November November 30,1987. Born on the Foston Farm, Providence, Darlington Twsp, she was the daughter of William John and Sarah (Somers) Bragg and had at tended Providence Public! School, Bowmanville High; School and Shaw's Business * College, Toronto. ; A resident of Toronto for * 70 years, and previously on . the homestead, she had been employed as a secretary at • the Ontario Parliament! Bldgs, and Western Assu-'; ranee Co., for 45 years, retir- • ing 25 years ago. 181- 218 and E. Refile 179- 182- 181. Saturday Youth-Seniors, 100 and over scores were: Jeff Darrach 147,106, Steve Harman 106, 168, Jason Rogers Rogers 174, 111, Debbie Miller 152, 158, Nina Darrach 109, 117, Kevin Tutkoluk 116, 121, Tommy Whitehead 112, 112, Brandon Coyle 216,150, Karla Tutkoluk 206, Jennifer Jennifer Berney 194, 132, Matthew Coyle 95, 141, Justin Justin Hughes 110, 152, Mike Stacey 199, 117 and Tammy De Jong 103, 150. Juniors, 65 and over scores were: Matthew Caswell Caswell 78, 66, Patrick Caswell 68, Vincent Norton 67, 81, John Richardson 66, 83, Brian Leach 81, Nicole Norton Norton 84, 66, Angela Darrach 89, 77, Niki Duval 67, Tim Green 66,114, AdeLynde85, Jordan Schmahl 66. A member of Westmoreland Westmoreland United Church, a mem-- ber of the Durham Club of Toronto, and the Senior Citizens Citizens Club, she was always I interested in family and; friends. She had an excep-1 tional memory for dates,; events and relations until her - passing. She is survived by* nieces and nephews. The Reverend Frank* Lockhart officiated at the funeral funeral services held on Thurs-- day at the Morris Funeral! Chapel, Bowmanville. The; organist was Mrs. Helen! McDonald. Pallbearers were Messrs. ; Ross, William and Barry ! Bragg, Ronald and James Baker. Interment Bowmanville ' Cemetery. evening, December 6, for the induction of the Reverend Reverend Douglas Wilfred Hall as incumbent of the Parish of Clarke by the Coadjutor Bishop of the Toronto Diocese, Diocese, The Rt. Rev. Terence Finlay. The preacher was the Dean of St. James Cathedral Toronto, The Very Rev. Duncan Abraham, Abraham, with whom Mr. Hall has a long association. Taking part in the impressive impressive ceremony and assisting assisting in the Communion were the Regional Dean, the Rev Byron Yates of St. John's, Bowmanville, the Rev. Richard Jones of St. John's Lakefield, who also acted as Bishop's Chaplain, Mr. Gor- "don Leek, Lay Reader, St. Saviour's, Mr. Oakley Peters, Peters, Lay Reader, St. George's and Mr. Douglas Harpur, Lay Reader of Christ Church, Campbellford. The Choir was under the direction of the organist, Mr. Ed Greenwood. Greenwood. The servers were Cheryl Moulton and Mark Pierce. Following the processional processional hymn, the Rector's Warden of St. George's, Mr. Denis Schmiegelow and the Rector's Warden of St. "' SaVidur's 1 , Mr. Wm. Tomlinson Tomlinson presented the new incumbent incumbent to the Bishop. There followed a most solemn solemn ceremony with the Bishop reading the Archbishop's Archbishop's Mandate and a pledging on the part of both the incumbent and the congregation. congregation. 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