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i i 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 20,1991 Section Two Ü - 7iltety Social and Personal On Friday, October 12, 1990, Laura Ann Tilley and Gary Richard Richard Coombes were united in marriage in the Chapel at The Old Mill, Toronto. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Reverend James Telford. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joan Edge, Toronto, and Mr. Edward Tilley, Woodview, and the groom is die son of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Coombes, Bowmanvillc. The bridal attendants were Rosie Daicoff and Jillian Chaulk. Attendants for the groom were Wayne Coombes and Dan Coombes. The reception was held in the Garden Room at The Old Mill. Laura and Gary' arc now residing residing in St. Catharines. On Saturday, April 13, 1991, Brenda Joyce Shackclton and Wayne Rowland Coombes were united in marriage at Munn's United Church, Oakville. The double ring ceremony was performed performed by the Reverend James Forbes. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Terrill, Kendal and the groom is the son > of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland residing in Oakville. Tyrone UCW Holds November Meeting To Plan Bake Sale On Saturday, June 1, 1991, Sharon Eileen Donaghy and Daniel Ray Coombes were united united in marriage at Trinity United Church, Bowmanvillc. The double double ring ceremony was performed performed by the Reverend Frank Lockhart. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Donaghy, Etobicoke, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Coombes, Bowmanvillc. The bridal attendants were Carol Tanney, Marilyn Loewen, Pam Gccrtse-Aucrbach, Anne Ginn and Lisa White. Attendants for die groom were Victor Romard, Wayne Coombes, Gary Coombes, John Cochrane and Bryan Donaghy. The reception was held at the Port Darlington Marina, Bow- manville. Sharon and Dan arc now residing residing in Whitby. Many thanks to my supporters in the past Municipal Election. A special thank you to those who worked in my campaign. Sincerely, Amot Wbtten. by B. Jones Ladies of our UCW met in the C.E. in the church Wednesday, Wednesday, November 13 with Jean Slcmon presiding. She welcomed welcomed the ladies and read "God's Plans" followed by prayer. She asked Blanche Jones to fill in for Elsie Roy to read the secretary's report - and had it approved. Betty Pascoe stated she would need help Friday night following the card party - to help move tables and set up for thcr Annual Craft Sale November November 30. She has had a fine response response for reserving tables. Treasurer Carol Southwell gave her report. Jackie Vaneyk answered for Stewardship by asking about sending stamps - apparently some are not wanted - the Queen,, flag and parliament buildings. Doreen Park and Arlene Arlene Rowan made the motion and 2nd it - not to send them. Jean S. stated she still looks after "21 Upper Room" books. Three ladies Jackie V. attended attended the Oshawa church Presbyterial meeting October 9th at Ncwtonville and Jean S. and Marg K. were there in the. afternoon. Jean related that Reverend McCurdy introduced the guest speaker who spoke to 94 ladies and gave a few highlights of the meeting. Marg remarked on the two large wall hangings that had been crocheted - one of the Lord's Prayer and the other - 23rd Psalm. Then she mentioned Jean taking a back way home to show her the Brookdale Tree Land where Lloyd works. Jackie's morning session dealt with different religions - Jewish and Muslem. Their Sabbath being Friday night to Saturday night and how the Jewish ladies who have lived here much longer were able to keep their faith and yet get around it. The December meeting will be on the 11th and note the Most Furnaces Burn More Than Just Gas. The Lennox Pulse™ gas furnace bums up to 40% less gas than conventional furnaces. So the choice is yours. Get a Lennox Pulse furnace. Or watch your hard- earned money go up in smoke, jfgtf >/#- /LENNOX All! CONOUIONINU • MCA1INO Limean Heating & Air Conditioning 330 Marwood Dr., Unit 8 Oshawa 579-6616 time change 12:30 Noon. Carol and Ann will look after the program and details and a suitable suitable gift will be received for the Denise House. Roll Call for December - A shut-in I have visited this month. Our Roll Call for November was answered by a Bible Verse or a quotation. Collection was received and dedicated. Bessie Vaneyk and Arlene Rowan have consented to be the Nominating Committee for this term. Jean read a letter from the Children's Aid Society thanking thanking us for our contribution toward toward sending the kids to camp and a few of the children had sent a written thank you note. Marg and Jackie had the program. Marg took the devotional devotional part and read from Isaiah - chapter 11 - verses 1-9. Then she read a short reading - "War and Peace". Doreen Park read "In Handers Field" as each lady pinned a poppy on the cross. Hymn 274 was sung Let There Be Light and Marg finished finished with a poem "The Plight of the Rural Church" and prayer. Jackie had a video to show us but stated it wasn't what she had wanted entitled "Solidarity with Women" more political than expected, but to get us in the mood, she had us write down 11 ladies names who had done a great deal to making our lives much better, starting with the outspoken Nellie McClung, who succeeded in a court case for women, Others who were elected to Federal Parliament, columnist, University University and a minister, Lt. Governor, Governor, an author, a mayor in 50's and the Governor General. So many issues were dealt with and there are more to come. These ladies overcame great obstacles but one thing for sure we stand together as People. Jean thanked the ladies for he program and we enjoyed our cup of tea and lunch. More Than 100 Women Take Part in Fall Regional Meeting U.C.W. Hosts Interfaith Event Coombes, Bowmanvillc. The bridal attendants were Cindy Shackclton and Brianna Coombes. Attendants for the groom were Gary Coombes and Kyle Shackclton. The reception was held at The Country Squire Inn, Oakville. Oakville. Brenda and Wayne arc now One hundred and thirteen women attended the evening gathering of the Oshawa Presbyterial Presbyterial U.C.W. Fall Regional Meeting which was held at St. Mark's United in Whitby on October 29th. Ncwtonville United hosted the day meeting on October 30th with 94 ladies present. The Book Room was a popular spot with an assortment assortment of Christian material available for adults and children. children. Second vice-president Bessie Bessie Vaneyk of Tyrone presided over the evening meeting and Shelley Wright, first vice president, president, from Kedron kept the program flowing on Wednesday. Wednesday. Barbara Griffin, Columbus, Columbus, led in a brief worship service service during which representatives from each local U.C.W. offered their monetary gift for World Development and Relief. A time of singing selections from 'Songs for a Gospel People' People' was led by Eileen Burgess, Hampton, and accompanied by Joan Lane, Port .Perry, at the piano. President Betty Turcott from Trinity church introduced the members of the executive. There were reports on finance, events for women, program, and annual reports. On Wednesday, time allowed allowed for a couple of skits to be presented. One skit emphasized emphasized the various ways in which we communicate our faith and the other one encouraged encouraged local groups to complete their annual reports enthusiastically enthusiastically and return them before the deadline to Shelley Wright. This would enable the executive executive to complete their reports, compile the information into the Annual Report booklet and be forwarded to Conference by January 13. The panel facilitator for the Interfaith Event was Rev. Arch McCurdy from Toronto. He is a United Church minister and full time director of Pastoral- Services at Bloorvicw Children's Children's Hospital. Arch is the past chairperson of the Ontario Provincial Interfaith Committee Committee on Chaplaincy, and is also a member of the International Pastoral Care Council for Peace and Justice. He has recently recently returned from Czccho- *l/<z*t44W - *7Jtac .dean Anne Margaret Mac Lean and Scott Elliott Vanson were married July 20, 1991, .in Holy Family Church, Whitby. Father Breen performed the marriage ceremony. The soloist was Leslie Gordon, Gordon, Oshawa, the piper Darren Lee and Belle O'Connor presented presented three readings. The bride was escorted down the aisle by her uncle, Martin Mac Lcllan Bowmanvillc, Bowmanvillc, and her mother Joan Mac Lean. Her father was the late Ron Mac Lean). The groom's parents are Gloria and Dave Vanson of Bowmanvillc. l: i '! f : their commitment, support. To all those* took part in A very sincere thank you, I look forward with excitement and enthusiasm to serving the residents of the Town of Newcastle as Mayor for the next 3 years. Slovakia as a member of the Working Committee of the Christian Peace Conference. Rev. McCurdy introduced the theme briefly by stating our need to be aware of other races and faiths since Canada has become become a multicultural country. There are now more Buddhists than Baptists in Toronto and more Muslims than Presbyterians. Presbyterians. Arch introduced the guests for each meeting. Speaking for the Jewish faith on Tuesday was Norma Weingarten who had been bom and raised in Port Perry and Wednesday's guest was Laya Crust. We arc respecting the request not to publicize the names of the ladies speaking for the Islamic faith. Each woman capably and clearly answered answered four basic questions posed by Rev.. McCurdy: 1. What arc the basic fundamentals fundamentals of your faith? 2. What arc the aspects, good or bad, about living in a pluralist society especially as a minority faith in a basic Christian Christian society? 3. How docs your faith impact impact on your daily living such as food, entertainment, leisure, humour? 4. How does your faith perceive perceive the role of woman? A wealth of information was provided by each woman in response to these questions and we discovered some similarities similarities between the Jewish and Islamic faiths. For instance, neither one eats pork. Each of these faiths requires a very strong self-discipline to abide by the many laws. It became quite evident that their faith has a great impact on their culture, culture, and life-style. The number number of questions asked by the U.C.W. members was indicative indicative of the interest stimulated by our guests. At Ncwtonville, Shirley Coyle of Newcastle explained the Bridgehead Trading program. program. The Sunday School at Newcastle uses it as a mission project. Products such as tea, coffee, candy which are made by Third World countries can be ordered through a catalogue and the money goes directly to them. You may receive more information by contacting Shirley Shirley Coyle through Newcastle Church. Betty Turcott warmly welcomed welcomed Mary Howes, Conference Conference President of U.C.W., to the Tuesday meeting. Betty announced announced that the Horn of Africa Africa appeal was still on-going and Jamaica needs pill bottles and good usable pencils at least 2 inches long. You may leave the labels on the pill bottles bottles or if you remove them the sticky remains can be taken off with lighter fluid. To initiate celebrations for the 30th anniversary of U.C.W. in 1992, a Songfest of hymns will be held at Centennial Church in Oshawa on Sunday, February 9 at 2:30 in the afternoon. afternoon. Tuesday, March 3, 1992 is the date of the Annual Meet ing at Harmony United. Be sure to share in this day as we will be celebrating our 30th anniversary. anniversary. Conference Annual Meeting will follow on April 7 and 8 at Cambridge United in Lindsay. The Waterloo Conference Conference for women will be June 12,13,14. Marion Larmcr of Black- stock, assisted by Leona Wana- maker, Kingsview, closed each day's meeting with a worship • service on Peace. Eileen Burgess, Press Secretary, Oshawa Presbyterial U..C.W. <F 1 S- ■ fe ifir t > i & Vi Sfcine& - 0 Daiti& Angela Davis and Robert Spires were married May 4, 1991, in Eldad United Church, Solina. The Reverend Douglas Warren officiated at the ceremony. ceremony. Tlie bride is the daughter of Valerie Davis, Trenton and Melvin Davis of Colbome and granddaughter of Hazel Davis, Colbome. The groom is the son of Larry and Barb Spires, and grandson of Burney Hooey, Solina. The bride was attended by her sister Theresa Davis as the maid of honor. The bridesmaids bridesmaids were Candy Crawford and Marcy Postcraro. The Best man was Tim Chasse and the ushers were John Spires and Jody Davis. The reception was held at the Solina Community Centre following this the happy couple honeymooned in Jamaica, Jamaica, Mr. and Mrs. Spires arc now residing in Oshawa. Anita Mac Lean twin sister of the bride was the maid of Honor and the bridesmaids were Joanne Mac Lean, Penney Penney Vanson, Tara Ridgley and Yvomte Nyenhuis. Best man was Wayne Bragg and the ushers Mark Vanson brother of the groom, Scott Milner, Kenny Bowers and Jimmy Pipher. The flower girl was Jaclyn Armsworthy cousin of the bride and the ring bearer was Tyrone Vanson nephew of the groom. The couple honeymooned at Myrtle Beach and now reside in Bowmanvillc. TOWN OF NEWCASTLE BOARD AND COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE WILL BE CONSIDERING CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMITTEES. THE FOLLOWING FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE BOARDS AND COMMITTEES AND PERTINENT INFORMATION RELATIVE TO FORTHCOMING VACANCIES. COMMITTEE/ BOARD DESCRIPTION TERM FREQUENCY REMUNERATION OF MEETINGS Property Standards Committee To review matters relative to the prescribed standards for maintenance and occupancy of property within the Town of Newcastle. 5 positions As required 1 year term $28.26 per meeting $14.13 per inspection inspection Newcastle Community Services Advisory Board Livestock Valuers To assist the Department of Community Services by providing providing input on recreational facilities, programs and services. services. To evaluate livestock damage damage caused by dogs and wolves. 3 year term First Wednes- Wards 1 & 2 -day evening 2 positions of each each month Ward 3 -1 position 2 positions As required 1 year term $28.26 per meeting $14.13 per subcommittee subcommittee meeting $29.51 per evaluation Fence Viewers To arbitrate and settle fence disputes. 4 positions As required 1 year term $26.96 per viewing Pound Keepers To provide a facility to house livestock until claimed by the owner. 4 positions As required 1 year term None Game Commission To buy and release pheasants pheasants and sell hunting licences licences for designated areas. 6 positions As required 1 year term None Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee To make recommendations on the preservation of structures structures of historical significance. significance. 10 positions Third Tues- Term of day evening Council of each month None Clarke Museum Board To operate a museum in the former Township of Clarke on behalf of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle. 9 positions As required Term of Council None Bowmanville Museum Board To operate a museum in the former Town of Bowmanville on behalf of the Corporaton of the Town of Newcastle. 7 positions As required Term of Council None If you wish to be considered for appointment to one of the above Boards or Committees, application application forms for appointment are available at the Municipal Administrative Centre, Clerk's Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. If you are interested in serving on more than one Board or Committee, please list these in your order of priority. Completed application application forms must be received by the undersigned by 4:30 p.m., Friday, December 6, 1991. Marie P. Knight, A.M.C.T. Deputy Clerk Corporation of the Town of Newcastlle u<lowNo# 4u lemperance Street J\CWCdStU Bowmanville, Ontario o NIARIO LIVOMU Telephone: 623-3379