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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 16,1993 Section Two New Perspective on Life by Clarke High School Drama Students A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 On Sunday morning at 7:10 the Cragos had eaten their breakfast and were busy getting ready for the Crago Crago family picnic at Lowville. The power went off! We were sorry to awaken our good neighbours around the comer and they had electricity. A call to our Newcastle Hydro brought workers who installed a new meter, for no one else had complained complained about hydro loss. While the men were working, another neighbour neighbour appeared. Their power went off at 7:10. Immediately the men knew the problem, righted it, and by 8:15 we could resume our work. You know, we complain about our bills but we are certainly thankful for the prompt service! On Thursday, June 3, 1993, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and daughter Colleen of Frankford, accompanied by Fred Bcdwin, Lake Shore, went to Hamilton where Miss Colleen attended attended McMaster graduation exercises. She received her Bachelor of Labour Sciences. We extend our congratulations. congratulations. On Friday, June 18 from 7 to 10 p.m. the Newcastle Optimist Club is sponsoring free youth roller skating or blading at the Newcastle Memorial Arena. Bring your own skates and have a good time! Mr. and Mrs. John Bouwmecster of Holland spent last week with Ben and Narda Hoogkamp. • The Newcastle Horticultural Society Society holds its Rose Show and meeting on Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Centennial Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. Guest artist Kathy Shaw will demonstrate the art of corsage corsage making. If you .wish, bring your own flowers, etc. Last Wednesday, June 9, 1993, Mr. and Mrs.- Michael Sullivan attended attended their graduation exercises from the University of Toronto. Darlene Darlene Lcsnick Sullivan received her Bachelor of Arts .in History while husband Michael received his Bachelor Bachelor of Arts in Management. Attending Attending the ceremonies were Michael's mother, Marilyn of Vancouver and Darlene's parents, Vicki and Zory Lcsnick. A celebration dinner was enjoyed by the family. We extend congratulations congratulations to Darlene and Michael who are residents of the village. Birthday greetings to Joe Dar- rach, Trevor Jones, Celina Alldread, Marlene Sheehan, Yvonne Martin, Wendy Couch, Garnet Rickard, Bill Wade. Congratulations to Kathleen and Cecil Bowler on their June wedding anniversary. Also to David and Pearl Rickard on their 30th anniversary. How time flics! On Sunday, June 13, a surprise luncheon was held in Nepean at the New Logo Designed For Newcastle Hydro For Name Change Newcastle Hydro has approved a new logo in anticipation of its scheduled scheduled name change on July 1st. At that time, the Newcastle utility is expected to adopt the name "Clar- ington Hydro-Electric" to coincide with the official name change across the entire Town. The move to change the Town's name came about following a November November '92 referendum, after which a special special committee settled on the name Clarington, an amalgamation of the former township names of Clarke and Darlington. The name is yet to be passed through the provincial legislature. legislature. Newcastle Hydro's new logo design design was submitted by Peter Hockslra of Graphic Lettering Services in Newcastle. Newcastle. Mr. Hockstra is the same artist who created the current logo, which incorporates a lightning bolt. His new version is an adaptation of that design and will eventually replace the original original on customer invoices, trucks, equipment and business cards. The up-dated design features a Large C from Clarington overlapping an H from Hydro both supermposed over the familir lightning symbol. The colors will remain orange and red. Dave Clarke, manager of the Hydro Hydro commission, says changing the name of the utility should not add any cost to printing of billing stock. Expenses are more likely to arise from changing exterior signage on the building and applying new decals on the existing fleet of vehicles. However, original logos may stay in place on utility trucks until new trucks are purchased. In total the commission estimates that $10,000 will be sufficient to cover cover all aspects relating to changing the name. Newcastle Hydro-Electric is taking the switch to" Clarington" in stride. "It's the wish of taxpayers," said Mr. Clarke, "We will follow along with the municipal Council on this." Van Belle Floral Shoppes ... much more than a flower store I 4 STORES M . Highway No, 2 King SI, W., Oehawa .SimeonSi.N„ Oihawa lME* • 100 Dundai SI. W,, Whitby Irademaik ol Van Della Qaalens Lid, v|v JL bride's mother's home to celebrate the 25 th wedding anniversary of George and Pat Hendry. George's mother Charlotte (Gray) Hendry, wife of the late Alex Hendry, cohosted cohosted this event. Attending from Newcastle were Charles and Gloria Gray, Belle and Win Collier, Alf and Lynn Alldrcad, Talbot and June Alldread Alldread and Sandra and Bob Lewis, from Orono. Wo extend congratulations congratulations to George and Pat. Several Newcastle area friends attended attended the 75th birthday party in Orono in honour of Bessie Law Bellamy Bellamy on Saturday, June 12th. One of the attendants was her school teacher Vera (Powers) Allin who taught at Brown's School when Bessie attended. attended. On Thursday, Newcastle Lions and wives enjoyed a Wild Goose bus trip which ended at Greenwood Race Track where a buffet dinner was enjoyed. enjoyed. The Orono and District Fiddle Club entertain at Newcastle Community Community Hall on Wednesday evening, June 16. On Saturday evening Mrs. Dale Hunt, Ponlypool and her room-mate of Sir Sandford Fleming days, Cathy Enns were supper guests of Dale's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Powell. Cathy resides in Calgary, Alberta. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mr. Stanley Graham who passed away on Saturday, June 12. On Sunday, Mr. John Scott visited his wife Wilma who has been transferred transferred to St. John's Convalescent. Hospital, Willowdalc, where therapy will help get her knee functioning better. On Thursday evening June 17, the Newcastle Senior Citizens enjoy card games at the Newcastle Community Hall. Powell Family Picnic will be held in Orono Park on Sunday, June 27th with dinner at 1:30. One dish for main course and one dessert and all enjoy the buffet. Marguerite Walker and Susan Peacock are in charge of sports. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldrcd, Oshawa, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd. We extend congratulations to Jeffrey Jeffrey Rickard, son of David and Pearl Rickard, who graduated on Saturday in Electronic Engineering Technology Technology from Durham College. The family attended the exercises at the Oshawa Civic Centre. Sunday visitors of Mrs. May Burley Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were Sid and Betty Burley, Scarborough. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Robin Robin Rickard and Rudy hosted a birthday birthday party for Whitney who is now two years old. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Rickard, Keegan and Joel, Mr. and Mrs. Brcnton Rickard, Paul and Sandy Plumtrcc and Kelly, all of Newcastle, and Wendell and Freda Trinccr, Orono. On Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Brcnton Brcnton Rickard, Terry and Jean Graham, Gord and Cathy Moulton enjoyed the Bcwdley Lions Fish Fry. Through Order in Council, E. Richard Lovekin has been informed he is entitled to be addressed as The Honourable Richard Lovekin. Wednesday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Wood were Stewart and Jean Wood, Orono, Thursday visitors were Harold and Shirley Wood, Oshawa. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood visited his mother. Recent visitors with Mrs. Marjorie Hagcrman were her sister Nellie McIntosh from Watertown, New York, friends Mr. and Mrs. George Haggerty, Stirling, and Mildred Morrow, Morrow, Belleville. Decoration Day at Orono Cemetery Cemetery is June 27th while Bowmanville and Bond Head decorations arc July is. St. George's Anglican Church On June 13 Communion was celebrated celebrated at eight and eleven. Mr. Gordon Gordon Leak, the Lay Reader at St. Saviour's Saviour's Church, Orono, preached the sermon at the latter service. The choir anthem was Come Down O Love Divine. Divine. This week the Anglican Church Women are planning a dinner outing for Wednesday and the Advisory Board will meet on Thursday. On' Sunday following a shortened Service Service of Morning Prayer the Church Picnic will be held on the church grounds. St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church The Parish held a successful dance in May. The picnic will be held in Orono Park on June 12th. Welcome to the following who were elected to the Parish Council - Cony Van Lilh, Sue Hendricks, Sylvia Sylvia Vanhavcrbckc and Doug Ryck- man. New Vice Chairperson is Len Gibbons. United Church The Sacrament of Holy Communion Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United United Church on Sunday, June 13, 1993. Reverend Donald Stiles delivered the communion meditation Holy Communion, Communion, Holy Hospitality. Campfire was held at the Coyle home in in the evening. Sunday, June 20th is Father's Day when the Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be celebrated. Interim Minister Harold Kenyon will conduct the June 27 service and the July services. Reverend Stiles will return for August worship. Session met Tuesday evening at • the home of Jean and Glenn Allin. "It's Easier Being an Amoeba" depicts the advantages of being a single-cell creature over a human being. The play written, directed and acted by students within the Clarke High School Grade 12 drama class gave an interesting perspective on life. The actors in the play are Maryanne Harris, Laura Notion, Antonia Reed and Chad Maartense. "It's Easier Being an Amoeba" was one of four plays performed during "Self Expression '93" The music, art and drama festival at Clarke High School was held on Thursday night, June 10. 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