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10 The Canadian Statesman. Howmanville. March 22. 198!) ®lje HcuitaBtlc Sitbcnenbent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Newcastle Community Monda?Night g Ladiea Orono Figure Skating Club Highlights League O D D n The Orono and District Fiddle Club attracted a large crowd on Wednesday evening, March 15. Their next evening's entertainment entertainment will be on April 19th at 7:30 p.m. Come and join in the fun. Snow arrived on Friday evening, making our muddy village appear much cleaner. Christmas and Easter weather seems reversed. However, a pair of robins running over the snow early Monday morning, gave us hope that spring will return. On Friday, Mrs. Kathleen Powell enjoyed a Fun Bus trip to Stounville where dinner dinner and the Carlton Show Band were enjoyed at Deer Park Inn. Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck- ley, Willowdale. Newtonville United Church is presenting a dinner dinner theatre evening at the church on Saturday, April 8, 1989 at 6:30 p.m. Sweet Adelines and Barbershop Quartet will provide singing. A limited number of tickets will be sold for the show only. For tickets, contact Phil Gilmer at 987-5243 or Ron Phillips at 786-2099. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mrs. Hesper Dean, who passed away on Thursday, March 16,1989. Birthday greetings to Doug Wright, Mary Water- bury, Newton Selby, Fred Yates, Dorella Chara, Christine Christine Selby, Lisa Vander- starre, Gordon Jose, Jordon Schmahl, Jack Pruner and Margaret Brereton. The Newtonville Women's Women's Institute met last Wednesday at the home of member Elizabeth Skelding. The Newcastle _ Senior' Citizens enjoyed their regular regular evening of cards last Thursday evening. March 16. Winners of the card f ames were 1st Stanley 'owell, 2nd Le ta McAllister, 3rd Glenn Pickell, 4th Bessie Bessie Dean, 5th Wilda Johnson and 6th Jean Jilisen. Mr. George Walton has returned home from a vacation vacation in Florida. Mr. Johnny McLean is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. Mrs. Pat Bernard, Flesh- erton, visited last week-end with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ron Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago, Dorrene and Floyd Powell on Saturday Saturday evening. Birthday dinner dinner was in honour of Floyd. On Saturday, March 18, Mr. Del Moore was honoured honoured on the occasion of his retirement as manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Colborne. In the afternoon at the bank a reception was held and in the evening dinner and dance were enjoyed at the Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stanley Powell were among the many Newcastle triends who attended. Former Newcastle Bank staff members and spouses who were present were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas (Mavis) Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John (Billie) Bannister, Blanche and Paul Collinson, Charlene and Roland Bowman, Bowman, Cathy and Gordon Moulton, Paul and Pat Jolie of Newmarket and Mrs. Evelyn Evelyn Northup. Mr. Moore was presented with golf clubs which we hope he can enjoy in his retirement. Congratulations! Congratulations! Misses Ruth and Mary Margaret Bonathon have returned returned from a three-week vacation in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville, visited on Sunday Sunday evening with his mother, mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce were grandsons Adam and Jason Walton, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ball, Bowmanville, visited on Saturday Saturday evening with Mr.'and Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. Wilda Johnson and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Eileen Fennell Fennell and Doris Trimble, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, Mrs. Kathleen Kimball, Ross and Ewart Robinson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ley Robinson and Gordon, Starkville. On Sunday, March 12, Marie Spéciale and daughter daughter Julianna, accompamed Mr. and Mrs. John Scott to Clinton where they attended the Christening of Karynn Alida, infant daughter of Sophie Sophie and Rob Scott. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade visited her brother Sidney Haskill, who is a patient in Port Hope and District Hospital, Hospital, after which they visited visited their son and daughter- in-law, Margaret and Bill Wade and enjoyed dinner with them. Last Tuesday Mr. Harry Wade attended the funeral of the former Roberta Williamson Williamson in London. St. George's News The problem with hard decisions is not making them, but learning to live with the consequences. Last Sunday, March 19/ 89 was "Palm Sunday" commemorating commemorating Christ's triumphant triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Holy Communion was celebrated celebrated at 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. At the 11 a.m. service, Palm crosses made by the ladies of the Altar Guild, were blessed and distributed to the congregation by the children of the church school. The Rector, in his sermon, reflected on how the theme of Holy Week, with its triumphs, defeats and victories, is much like life itself. itself. But, because of the victory victory of Christ's Resurrection, Resurrection, the defeats can be easily overcome. The choir, under the direction of Ed Greenwood, sang the anthem anthem "God So Loved The World" by J. Stainer. Assisting Assisting in the service were Lay, Reader, Oakley Peters, and 1 Server, Cheryl Moulton. The Sidesmen were Marg Wind and David Gibson. Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, a week to commemorate Christ's Passion, The Last Supper, and His Crucifixion ana His Resurrection on Easter morn. A number of services will take place to mark this most important week. See St. George's Church Ad for a detailed list of services. To mark Good Friday there will be a service at 11:00 a.m. of Lessons and Prayers, based on Christ's, seven last words from the cross. EASTER FLOWERS - If you would like to donate towards towards the Easter flowers please contact Nell Yates (987-4347). Penny Sale Tickets for the "Penny Sale and Bake Table" to be held April 1st from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the parish hall are available from any member of the A. C.W. On. Sunday, April 9 at 8:00 p.m. The Festival Singers Singers will perform in St. George's church. This well known 35-member mixed voice choir from the Hastings Hastings County area, will present a program of popular popular and sacred music. This promises to be a most enjoyable enjoyable evening of choral music. music. All welcome. This Sunday, March 26, is Easter Day commemorating commemorating the Resurrection of Our Lord. The celebrations begin with an ecumenical Sun Rise Service at Yates Beach at 7:00 a.m. and Holy Communion Communion will be celebrated at 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. "Christ Has Died," "Christ Is Risen", "Christ Will come Again". Easter is the chief Sunday Sunday for all confirmed members members to receive their communion. communion. Please let the Rector know of any sick or shut-ins who would like to have their Easter Communion. Communion. (The Rectory 987-4745)_ "Christ our passover is sacrificed for us/therefore let us keep thy feast." United Church News The Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, March 19, 1989. The following members were received into the church, David and. Carole Noble and Jack and Gloria Gordon. The junior choir sang a couple of numbers and the senior choir rendered the anthem, Ride On, O Great Redeemer. Thank you was expressed by the minister on behalf of the Archie Evans family who were recently burned out, and who were recipients of Vouchers, food and clothing. When Words Are Not Enough was the communion ex pressed by Reverend Stiles. meditation wKev Good Friday Service begins begins at 10:30 a.m. and the Good Friday walk begins at 1 p.m. from St. Francis of Assisi, ending at Newtonville. Newtonville. Easter Sunrise Service takes place at 7 a.m. at Yates Beach, with breakfast following at Newcastle United United Church. The Couples Club is_spon- soring an " * upl April Fools Dance and the third annual Spa- getti supper will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, April 3rd. 114, 142, Melissa Todd 114, Matthew Coyle 143, 156, Angela Darrach 126, 144, Richard Jenkins 204, 208, Kevin Tutkoluk 260,329. Juniors Jordan Schmahl 84, 70, Amanda Storks 93, 68, Nathan Nathan Coyle 88, 116, Jeff Scott 80, Susan Sausedo 97, 107, Vincent Norton 92,148, Jackie Sausedo 70, Sara Castellano 77, Steve Scott 99, 86, Nicole Norton 79, 89, Nicholas Boyd 67, Nick Tutkoluk Tutkoluk 69. Chris Lynch 83, 75, Matthew Caswell 133, 93, Timmy Harness 85,101. Betty Major 184, 198, 181, Susanne Schumann 175, Joyce Major 178, Mari lyn Major 214, 193, Bernice Henderson 188, 187, Mary Pierik 220, 212, Lorna Crockett 175, Louise McKnight 188,197, Marilyn Kent 227, 179, 234, Gail Tutkoluk 230, 211, Lana Sykes 188, Sheila Bek 176, 200, Dorothy Drysdale 213, 176, Marie Trim 175. Tuesday Seniors Kay Powell 158, Wilda Simpson 168, Jenny Hicks 158, 219, Jack Holmes 163, Vance Cooper 185, Lil Solders Solders tone 153, Albert Pearce 155, 174, Stan Powell 224, 150. Thursday Night Mixed League C. Nicholoson 180, 220, Wes Forget 187, Joe Men- donca 268, B. Lewis 179, B. Richards 211. Joe Forget 245,182,183, B. Brown 209, 188, John McGuey 208,184, J. Kindratiuk 179, 252, Ken Boyd 184, M.IIentig 176, 208,197, P. Grant 252. Saturday Senior Youth Bowling Karla Tutkoluk 112, 109, Shannon Holmes 118, Tammy Tammy De Jong 173, 136, Barb Metcalf 105, Nina Darrach 119, 139, Jenny Whitehead By Lynne Lemieux On March 12, the Orono Skating Club hosted a successful successful test day. Thank-you to test chairman, Gail McKenzie, for all the time spent organizing the day and to those who provided food, and helped out with music and dressing rooms. Orono skaters did very well with the following tests passed. 1st Figure - Ailan McKenzie, McKenzie, Melanie Lemieux. Jr. Bronze Freeskate - Allison Allison Cochrane, Charlene Lewis, Melissa Allin, Melissa Melissa Colville. Preliminary Dances - An- thea Peacock. Dutch Waltz and Canasta: Canasta: Sacha Thompson. Jr. Bronze Dance - Melanie Melanie Leihieux. Ten Fox: Mary Murphy. On March 13 at the High Test day held in Whitby, Ailan Ailan McKenzie passed the Sr. Bronze Dances: Fourteen- step and Foxtrot. Congratulations Congratulations to all! The Orono Figure Skat- Club will host their pring dance on April 1st. It vill be held at the Orono an evening of fun. Tickets are available from executive members. The club congratulates Melissa Allin, who with dance partner Mark Bradshaw Bradshaw of the Upper Canada Skating Club, competed March 10 in the Central Ontario Ontario Section Interclub Championship held in Oakville. Oakville. Melissa and Mark E laced first in the Jr. Bronze lixed Dance category and will go on to compete at the All Ontario Interclub Competition Competition in Grimbsy on March 18th. We will have an opportunity to see Melissa Melissa and Mark do a dance number at the Orono Figure Skating Club Carnival on April 8. Thank-you to everyone who helped with the March 18 th banquet. ing s inity 1:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Come out and bring your friends for DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF LANDFILL CLOSURE The SCUGOG LANDFILL SITE will close permanently on March 31, 1989. Facilities to accept residential household refuse only will be provided at the site starting on April 1,1989. The hours of operation will remain unchanged at: Monday to Friday -- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday -- 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. W. A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS SSELSTim ^COUNTRY* Durham's Suzuki A.T.V. & Motor Cycle Dealer 1988 Model A.T.V. Clearance LT-F4WO ^ 1988 Four Wheel Drive *5,250 + lax 2 only 1988 LT 300E - *3,880 1 only 1988 LT 230S - *3,550 1 only Prices include P.D.I. & Freight - No hidden charges $ SUZUKI ^ QUADRUNNER Those who ride one know. Easter Special c Buy Before March 31 & Save $ 100°° . .off these already Jr A J low prices Asselstine Country Durham Rd. 57, S. of Blackstock 986-4437 Easter Basket Of Values Newcastle Village Newcastle Pizza & Subs Ltd. 987-5550 (beside Beckers) "Wednesday Night" Buy 1 small pizza Get 1 FREE $7 95 N R EWCASTLE ENTAL 987-1039 Spring has Sprung 10% off Sat. with ad Country Creations HAPPY EASTER See our selection of Wittle Wabbits Easter Baskets and Bunnies 987-1535 Roots Hair Design For Men and Women 987-1544 282 King St. E. ELECTROLUX CANADA 1 Mill St. N. Sales • Service • Supplies 987-1313 JIM AMEY 23 1/2 HOUR SERVICE Easter Parade of Values at Stedmans See our large selection of candy, cards and novelties. 20 King St. E. 987-5187 "For complete Family Hair Care" Suzie's Styling Salon 987-5221 109 King St. E. Mastro Pizza NOW OPEN Buy one Sub Get one FREE 285 King St. E. 987-1234 HAPPY EASTER TO ALL NEWCASTLE B.I.A. Pauline's Specialty Shop See our "NEW" Spring Fashions Winter Stock 1/2 price 15 King St. E„ NEWCASTLE 987-4253 Esso Newcastle Garage Frank Hoar Complete dependable service to all makes of cars. 80 King St. E. 987-4210 HOPE'S Video Weekend Specials Rent 2 movies Get 1 FREE Sat. to Monday Sears Order Office 987-4751 15 King St. W. NEWCASTLE'S BIGGEST AND BEST SELECTION OF VIDEOS Now stocking Nintendo Games 987-1565 Newcastle Lumber Ltd. 361 King St. E. 987-4713 Watch for upcoming flyers starting April 5th. See us for deck and fence requirements. Plans available Happy Easter to ALL Newcastle King St., Newcastle NEWCASTLE I.D.A. Drugstore For a complete selection of cards, gifts and candies for Easter. 987-4309 19 KING ST. E. Green Leaf Restaurant & Tavern Open 600 am ip 12 am Oail Fully Licensed-All day Breakfast 28 King St. E. ALBERN Aluminum Mfg. Co. Ltd. Aluminum doors, windows, awnings, thermo replacement windows, patio doors, eavestroughs and siding. 987-1253 JIM AMEY Mill St. North Cleaners 20% off suedes and leathers. Alterations and repairs OPEN Tues.-Sat. 10-6 987-1313 1 Mill St. North Happy Easter from the staff of 282 King St. E. 987-1239 NEWCASTLE Laundromat Coin Wash Drop Off Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service 54 King St. E., Newcastle 987-4222 Newcastle Pizza Buy one get one FREE 987-4333 (beside Stedmans) Family Bakery 40 King St. E. 987-1368 Specializing in Fresh Breads and Pastries *Open 7 days a week FLOWERS PLUS 10% OFF Silk Flowers For the month of March 987-1500 Lady Di's Macramé Delights Supplies • Lampshades Hanging Tables • Novelties Custom orders 987-1313 1 Mill St. N. Sponsored by Newcastle B.I.A.