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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 19,1993 Section Two ..................... A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 Intern Minister Welcomed to Newcastle United Church This is the time of year we hear about graduations. We'll be pleased to receive your information. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott have had a busy May with graduations. Wilma and John were in Stratford on Friday, May 7th, for graduation exercises when daughter-in-law Sophie Scott received her nursing diploma. On Monday, May 10 the Scotts flew to Wolfvillc, Nova Scotia, where grandson grandson Jason Edward, son of Susi and Jim, graduated from Acadia University University with a Bachelor of Physical Education Education degree. Graduation exercises were Thursday, May 13, after which they visited the Jim Scotts at Yarmouth Yarmouth and returned to Newcastle on Sunday. We welcome home Jeff Walters, son of Randy and Karen. Jeff spent the year at University of Nantes, France. Wednesday, May 19, the Orono and District Fiddle Club entertain at the Newcastle Community Hall. On Thursday evening, May 20th the Newcastle Senior citizens enjoy their regular evening of cards in the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall. Birthday greetings to Barry and' Cindy Norton, Jeremy Blackburn, Aaron Bums, Pal Bclsey, Murray Martin, Vicki Gray and Lois Rowe, and Sicrd De Jong. On Saturday, May 15, at Orono United Church, Reverend Donald A. Stiles united in marriage, Elizabeth Clark, daughter of Jim and Patsy and Kevin Riscbrough, son of Alan and Marlene Riscbrough, Lcskard. Sunday evening guests of Ron and Marg Burley were Clarence and Audrey Audrey Gilmer, Cameron, Harold and Marion Burley, Bridgcnorth, Mary and Don Vinklc, Ncwtonvillc, Florence Florence and Earl McEwcn Peterborough. Peterborough. A great family get-together. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Jim and Doris Cooper, of Halibtirton. Sunday dinner guests of John and Wilma Scott were Ken and Cindy Morrow, Kristy and Lauren of Mill- brook. Mr. Tom Walker, Belleville, visited visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball enjoyed Sunday dinner with Phil and Wilda Williams. Mrs. Jean Kimball, Ncwtonvillc, visited on Saturday with aunt K. Kimball. On Thursday Mrs. Pauline Storks attended Newcastle Hydro meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell visited visited on Sunday evening with Ken and Bertha Trew, Elizabethville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, Frankford, visited on the weekend with Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred. Sunday dinner guests of the Cra- gos were Mr. Floyd Powell and Fern and Leland Crago, Bowmanville. Mr. Maurice Butt and Dora Taylor, Taylor, Courtice were Sunday afternoon visitors with the Bedwins. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldread were Doug and Lois Rowe and Barry. Mr. Wallace Boughen is busy getting getting ready for the Twilight Auction at If you are new to Bowmanville... --i i would like to call on you with Housewarming Gifts and information about your new location. Call Your Hi Neighbour Hostess Mrs, Audrey Kchoc at 623-0395 the Newtonville United Church Manse on Thursday, May 20th, and the ladies of Newtonville will be modelling their wedding gowns on Tuesday, May 25th. They are a busy group! Friday visitors with May Burley and Arthur Clarke were Hilda Tam- blyn, Orono, and Kay Tomlinson, Belleville. We are saddened to report the passing of Vanessa Jenkins at Sunny- brook Hospital on Sunday, May 16. Vanessa was a local mail carrier who was injured in a car accident at the comer of road 42 and Concession a few months ago. On Sunday the Guardian staff went out to celebrate (at the Pizza Hut) the change-over to Maxi Dmgs. Some villagers enjoyed Sunday's Bowmanville Lions Club car rally. The weather was co-operative for this event. The Newcastle Optimist Club will have a fund-raiser on Saturday, May 22, selling hot-dogs at the IGA. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard and Mr. and Mrs. Terry Graham spent the weekend in Kitchener at the Lions Convention. May wedding anniversaries observed observed by Bob and Bonnie Jackson, Ray and Mabel Goode, Mike and Jeannie Carter. Congratulations and best wishes! Mr. Ronald Powell is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. On Sunday to celebrate their father's father's retirement, the children of Roy and Elma Hopkins took them out to dinner at Kreb's, Whitby. Danny, Donna and Phil, Brad and friend Tanya, Tanya, Jenny and Gary Powell, all enjoyed enjoyed this celebration. Newcastle Lions News On May 12th 27 Lions and two guests congregated in the Lions Den at the Newcastle Community Hall for their regular meeting. Catering the roast pork dinner was the Newcastle Lioness club. 2nd Vice, Lion Amos Langley acted acted as Chairman due to the absence of President Mike Carter. Roger Wilson from the Brew Kettle Kettle in Peterborough was slated to speak, but was unable to come due to unforeseen circumstances. So, Lion Sam Curcatz admirably stepped in to the speaker's shoes. Because of a recent recent event and the fact that more people people arc asking for "Power of Attorney" Attorney" now, Lion Sam chose this as the subject of his presentation. Those present found Lion Sam's talk very informative and entertaining. Lion Sam was thanked by Lion Dave Gibson Gibson and presented with a memento from the Newcastle Lions. In the business portion of the meeting, "thank you" letters were read from B.R.H.L. Atom Selects, Big Brothers, L.C.I.F. and Jean Goode and family. Lion Peter King reported that seven seven Lions from Newcastle had attended attended a servers seminar at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Hall on May 4th. He commented that the presenter, Tom McDcrmot was very knowledgeable about serving liquor and all of the implications implications of operating a bar. All of the attenders found the course very informative. Lion Terry Graham reported that the chicken has been ordered for the Barbecue on May 30th at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall. All of the Newcastle Lions now have tickets for this event. Adults arc $9.00, 12 and under arc $4.50. The next regular meeting of the Newcastle Lions will be on May 26th in the Lions Den at the Newcastle Community Hall. Jim Crydcrman will speak on the Special Olympics in Spain. Guests arc welcome, call Stan Powell 987-4534. St. George's Anglican Church On Sunday, May 16, the flowers at the Altar were given by Florence UFO SIGHTED ("uniiiuc flowering objects") KING SWAY GREENHOUSE & GARDEN Its Time to Plant Your Flower Berts Our IMPATIENS are sold in packages of 6 no14 Flat contains 72 plants instead of 48 Many other varieties 01 or 6 \ liants ) of flowering plants Agnation * Begonia • Petunia * Lobelia ♦ Snap Dragons * Marigolds etc. - --âPKüPEtT , t aiMNiMÜfc j? ! « ilifi-j ■ --r*--/ hours Sunday to Friday 8 a.m.-6 p,m. CLOSED SATURDAYS 434-3851 Tuson in memory of her hiisband Art. Communion Services were at eight and eleven. At the 11 o'clock service, the choir sang the Anthem, Spirit of the Living God by Iverson. The Advisory Board meets on Thursday evening this week in the Parish Hall. Projects in progress include include the Yard Sale on June 5th, the landscaping at the north-cast comer and the restoration and protection of the Samuel Wilmot window. On May 23rd Holy Communion will be at eight and Morning Prayer at eleven. United Church On Sunday, May 16, the congregation congregation of Newcastle United Church covenanted with the summer intern, Harold Kenyon. Harold was congratulated congratulated on his receipt of the M.R.E. degree awarded to him last Thursday from Emmanuel. College, Toronto. The lay intern committee members are Shirley Coyle, Lois McLeod, Robyn Robyn Ewert, Francis Jose, Dr. Steven Graffi, and Reverend Bryan Ransom. A banner for this covenanting service has symbols placed on it by Reverend Reverend Stiles, student Harold Kenyon and representatives of the choirs, session, session, U.C.W. trustees, stewards, Sunday Sunday School and congregation. The Senior choir sang the anthem, Consider and Hear Me. Student Harold Harold read the scriptures and Reverend Stiles delivered the sermon, The God Seekers. Sunday, May 23rd is Sunday School Anniversary with guest speaker, Judith Borland. On Pentecost Sunday, May 30th, following 10:30 morning workshop, the Church Picnic will be held at the home of Francis and Erl a Jose. In the evening an ecumenical service, sponsored sponsored by the local ministerial, will begin begin at 7:30. On Monday evening the Sunshine Unit of the UCW met in the Sunday School. Mrs. Hazel May Munro led the service dealing with Women in the Bible. Dealing with Delilah, the program, gave new interpretation of Delilah played by Marion Allin, Jezebel Jezebel read by Hazel May Munro and Mary Magdalene by Sheila Stiles. President Carole Noble conducted business more recipes arc needed. Delicious lunch was served. The Lay Committee of Newcastle Village United Church has selected the Intern Minister for the summer. summer. He is Harold Kenyon, a student at Emmanuel College, at the University of Toronto. Welcoming the new student minister are Lay Committee members and Rev. Don Stiles. From left are: Steven Graffi, Shirley Coyle, Rev. Don Stiles, Harold Kenyon, Lois McLeod and Francis Jose. Absent from the photo is Robyn Ewert, a committee member, too. During his summer in Newcastle Village, Mr. Kenyon will be expanding his knowledge in the areas of worship, visiting, camp ministry and administration. Environment Fair on May 30th From Page One shares, and Sundial Energy Systems from Bowmanville. While the new exhibitors abound, there will still be plenty of familiar faces and groups at the fair. Among them will be STORM/ S AGA, Avicare, the Town of Newcastle Newcastle Community Liaison Group (CLG), the Durham East 4-H, and the Canadian Clearing House on Waste Management. But, the exhibitors are not going to be the only ones in attendance. For those feeling hungry, there will be the Earth Helper Cafe which is chock full of healthy food for the discriminating taste buds. Judy Hur- vid is the one to compliment once you've tasted what has been promised promised to be a delectable and affordable affordable full menu. Also, for those adults with young ones that they don't want to take around with them while they do some leisurely viewing, a day care will be set up by Small Miracles Day Care, Ms Larsh said. Three workshops will be available between the entertainment. Workshops Workshops will be on composting, origami origami and children's crafts, To find out information on these and other interesting activities, be sure to be on the lookout for the blackboards at the fair. Ms Larsh and her crew have been working on this year's fair "since December when grant applications had to be filled out for the funding."' However, all the planning could be for nought if people stay away because of the weather. In the case of the environment fair, a sunny day is more likely to keep potential visitors visitors outdoors. In that case, the attendance attendance at the indoor fair would suffer. suffer. 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