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SUï* Newcastle 3nbepenbent The Canadian Statesman, Bcwmanville. June 7. 108!) 10 Writer Visits Students in Newcastle m 1 I A I. ' • Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 On Sunday, May 28, Erl a and Francis Jose were in Waterloo attending the graduation exercises when son Murray Jose graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. We extend congratulations! On Saturday, June 3rd, Morrish Women's Institute held their 80th anniversary tea at the Ruth Clarke Activity Activity Centre, Port Hope. Attending Attending from Newcastle were Janet Paeden, Helen Hobbs and Madeleine Buck- ley. Berneice Milligan, Jean O r Neill and Inez Boughen were Newtonville attendants. attendants. On Sunday, June 4, Mr. Edward Glenney attended a birthday party for Mrs. Annie Annie Goneen at the home of her son, Ralph, in Port Hope. Birthday greetings to former former neighbour Heidi De Vries now residing in Whitby, Whitby, Alfred Gray and Louise Hancock. Congratulations to Frank and Mary Waterbury who observe their 45th wedding anniversary on June 10. : Belated Best wishes to Lawrence and Grace Gaines on their 51st wedding anniversary anniversary which was May 28th. . To Alf and Vicki Gray, Reverend Thomas and Margaret Margaret Smith, greetings and congratulations on June 7th- wedding anniversaries. Eva and Fred Couch, Bowman- yille observe their 55th wedding wedding anniversary on June 14. Kay and Cecil Bowler, Jack and Jean Holmes also have June wedding anniversaries. anniversaries. Felicitations to all! On Saturday, June 3, 1989, Malcolm Harvey, husband husband of Doris Martin, passed away. A memorial he held on Fri- service will day evening, June 9, at Stouffville United Church. Sympathy is extended. . The Trillium Unit of the UCW enjoyed lunch last Thursday noon at the New Dutch Oven, after which an enjoyable social afternoon was spent at the home of member Jean Holmes. Last Monday evening the Lions meeting was held. The members decided to donate the screen for the new Lions room in memory of Dun- reath Walton. Following the business period a social evening evening was enjoyed. Mrs. Raye Friedlander and Mrs. Pauline Storks accompanied accompanied Dean and Olga Friedlander of Toronto to the opening of the Skydome on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville, Newtonville, were Sunday evening visitors with their mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. David Hinton, Taunton Road and Ochonski Rd. graciously graciously toured spectators through their azalea and rhododendron gardens. It was a beautiful day for strolling through the many sweetly scented flowers. Attending the 50th Charter Charter Anniversary of the Na- panee Lions Club on the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Sierd De Jong, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Last Tuesday Mrs. K. Or- miston, Bowmanville and Mrs. K. Powell visited in Port Hope with Mary Mel- drum and in Brighton with Margaret Rainfora. Recently, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding and Mrs. Raymond Chapman enjoyed a Fuq, Bus trip to Toronto, where they dined at Town and Country and attended the O'Keefe Centre presentation of magician David Copperfield. Copperfield. Sorry to report Mr. Bob Walton is a patient in Memorial Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mrs. Margaret Pearce accompanied accompanied daughter Isobel Gamier and girls Tara and Tammy to Lindsay on Sunday Sunday when they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pearce and family. Powell family picnic attendants, attendants, take note. Orono Park has been reserved for Sunday, June 25th. Prom night for Clarke High School must have been Thursday. We saw some beautifully clad young ladies entering the Newcastle Community Hall. Mr. Robin Alldred attended attended the Port Hope Markham ball- game in Markham on Sunday. Port Hope will be playing in Newcastle on Sunday. Miss Louis'e Hancock had hip surgery in Oshawa General General Hospital last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle, Newtonville, Newtonville, visited on Sunday with Harold and Marion Burley, Bridgenorth. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Bennett, Ennismore, were Sunday Sunday visitors with her mother, mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. St. George's News Last Sunday, June 4, was the second Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion was celebrated at 8:00 a.m and 11:00 a.m. At the 11:00 a.m service, the children of the Church School led the congregation in the singing of two hymns, accompanied on the guitar by Charles Packer. Lynda Gibson gave a veiy interesting talk on her experiences as a volunteer volunteer worker with the Medical Medical Missions in Jamaica. Assisting Assisting with the service were Oakley Peters, Lay Reader, and Cheryl Moulton, Server. The Sidesmen were Bob and Ruth Davidson. Thank you to all who made St. George's Salad Supper a success. St. George's Giant Yard Sale. Saturday, June 10 8:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. Donations will be received on Thursday June 8 and Friday June 9 evenings at the parish hall. For info (987-4242) All donations donations will be greatly appreciated. appreciated. This will be the last Sunday Sunday of normal Church School before September. We would like to thank everyone everyone for their support. If you're able to help with the teaching in the fall, please contact Charles Packer (987- 5371). See you at the picnic on June 11th! Thursday, June 15/89 7:30 p.m. ADVISORY BOARD in the parish hall. Final meeting for summer. Let's have all our representatives representatives out for this meeting. Next Sunday, June 11 the 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. services services have been cancelled and will be meeting at Orono Orono Park for our annual Parish Parish Picnic. A short service of worship will be held at the park and then into the fun and games for all. Hot dogs, hamburgers and drinks will be supplied. Please bring potluck salads and desserts. Plan now to attend this event. United Church News .7 On Sunday, June 4,1989, balloons and rainbows decorated decorated Newcastle United Church for the Sunday School anniversary. Superintendent Superintendent Joan Blackburn led the service and presented presented certificates to pupils with 70% attendance. The Junior Choir led by Shirley Coyle and accompanied by Teny Head at the piano, sang Jesus Jesus Wants Me for a Sun- ■BRASS WTHINGS LIQUIDATION SALE Yes, we're closing our doors for good Week of July 10th EVERYTHING MUST GO: INVENTORY AND FIXTURES ALL STOCK 1/2 PRICE OR LESS Period furniture hardware, door and decorator hardware, hardware, lamp parts, lighting, floor registers, weather- vanes, switch plate covers, hooks, glass shades and chimneys, bath accessories, gift items plus many other items too numerous to mention. Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday Inquiries after hours 576-7433 BRASS 'N' THINGS 135 King St. E. 623-1337 Bowmanville beam. Look Up to the Sky and Happy Trails To You. The Senior Choir sang They Will Know we are Christians Christians by our Love while the Superintendent Joan read of Love from Ephesians. Jo- Anne Smithson's class read about Hugs and her class gave hugs to the congregation. congregation. Cathy Ewert's class acted out the story of Noah's Ark. Sherry Lee Boyd led her class of kindergarten pupils pupils in a Prayer Song. The piano duet by Lynda and Terry Head was well received. received. Dorella Chard presented Supt. Joan with a gift for all her many years of service. The Coyle family take on herposition. I Following the service, the annual church picnic was held on the lawn behind the church. Next Sunday, June 11 the Sacrament of Holy Communion Communion will be celebrated. On Sunday, June 18, the annual Father's Day Beef Barbecue and Strawbeny Supper will be held at the Newcastle Community Hall. During July, Newcastle congregation will worship at Orono and Kirby churches. Students at Newcastle Public School recently had a books. He originally started writing books for stu- special visitor. British Columbia author, Eric Wilson, dents who didn't like to read but, if the response of who writes for young students, spent three hours at the students listening to him was any indication, he the school on June 2 talking to students about his has established quite a large following. June is Dairy Month Summer provides all kinds of taste and food experiences... fresh fruit, vegetables, barbe- ques, picnics, visits to yourfq- vourite ice cream parlour, We . hope our upcoming June Dairy ' Month ads provide you with interesting products, tips and recipes that will make your summer even more enjoyable. □ □ SPECIAL □□ Freshly Grated Parmesan Cheese Regular $7.23 lb. Full Flavour $7.69 lb. Make the most out of your favourite salad dressing with the creamy texture and tart flavour of fresh Sealtest Sour Cream. 500 ml. SAVE .20 □ □ CONTEST □ □ M Dairy Delights Recipe Contest Use your imagination and create a unique recipe recipe using at least 3 dairy products -- cheese (of course!), milk, butter, yogurt, sour cream, cream cheese... ice cream... The list is endless and delicious! See the recipe in the next column for an example. The winner will receive a one year subscription to the following two magazines: Canadian livinqU food ÇAf lÂfiÂS MAl.A/i» il I I) t\| ' ' < it If I'. All entries should be received by June 30,1989, Dropoffyourentrytoany Balderson.Cloverdaleor Warkworlh Cheese store or mall to: Balderson Cheese Store Dairy Delicious Recipe Contest Balderson, Ontario K0G 1A0 □ □□ RECIPE □□□ Vegetarian Lasagna You can hardly tell there is no meat In this lasagna. It is a novel departure from the usual and is bound to be popular even for company dinners. A bonus -- single portions can bè frozen to be reheated later. olive oil 1 Ibsp, medium onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, minced 1 mushrooms, chopped 1 lb. stalks celery, chopped 2 sweet red or green peppers, chopped 1 /2 can (398 ml/14oz,) Italian tomatoes 1 each dried thyme, oregano and basil 1/2 Isp. freshly ground pepper Pinch lasagna noodles 4 27. collage cheese 1/2 lb. shredded skim milk mozzarella cheese ( 100 g/4 oz.) 1 cup (reshly graled Parmesan cheese 2 Ibsp. 1. In a 2L (8 cup) saucepan, combine oil, onion and garlic. Stir- cook over medium heat about 3 minutas or until onion is limp. Stir In mushrooms, celery and sweet pepper. Continue to cook over medium-heat, stirring, until liquid evaporates (this happens quickly). 2. Add tomatoes, thyme, oregano, basil and popper. Bring to boil; roduce hoot and simmer, stirring occasionally, for 15 to 20 minutes or until thickened and saucy. 3. In a large saucepan, cook lasagna noodles in 3L (12 cups) rapidly boiling, lightly sailed water, about 8 minutes or until a/ dente (lender but firm). 4. To assemble lasagna, spread 125 mL (1/2 cup) of the sauce on bottom of a 20 cm (8 in.) baking dish. Top with single layer of lasagna noodles cut to lit dish, using ends to fill spaces. Spread wilh half the collage cheese and half the mozzarella, 250 mL (1 cup) sauce and another layer of noodles. Spread wilh remaining collage cheese and sauce. Sprinkle with remaining mozzarella and Parmesan. 5. Bake In a 180 degree C (350 degree F) over for 30 minutes or until heated through. Recipe taken from Kay Spicer's light A Easy Choices Cookbook, Cookbook, published wilh the Canadian Diabetes Association. This Is a terrific and informative cookbook. We highly recommend recommend III IS I N C E 18 8 1 BALDERSON Shredded Pizza Mozzarella SOV© .50/14 oz. bag It's too hot to shred your own Mozzarella! > ortho S A Summer Scratch & Win Contest! 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