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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 10,1993 Section Two A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 tFpa Mr. Bill Scott, Glendale, California California was a Tuesday overnight visitor with his parents, John and Wilma Scott. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Elizabeth Skclding were Bill and Mary Skclding, Ncwtonvillc, Jack and Nan Skclding, and Karen and Adam Ross, Port Perry. Mrs. Nellie McIntosh, Watertown, New York, spent last week with her sister, Marjorie Hagcrman. On Saturday, Saturday, Mrs. McIntosh's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clarke, came for a visit and took Nellie home. Mrs. Bill Quccner, North Bergen, New Jersey, recently spent some time with her mother, Mrs. Marjory Hagcrman. Hagcrman. On Tuesday evening about fifty persons attended the meeting sponsored sponsored by the Ladies Fellowship Club of Ncwtonvillc United Church. After the worship presented by Carole Gardner and Lorraine McDougall, Lorraine informed those present that Bcrnic Marlin had undergone throat surgery in London Hospital and is progressing favourably. Bcmic has entertained in this area, playing various various musical instruments, singing and acting. His many friends send get- wcll greetings. Guest speaker Barry Walters of Pollitt, Walters, and Dizenbach gave a presentation on Powers of Attorney and answered many questions fielded by attendants. Refrcslimcnts were served and a social time followed the meeting. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Beth, Wayne • and Alyssa Markle, Scarborough, Dale and Wayne Hunt and boys, Pon- typool, Judy Powell, Helen and Andy May Bowmanvillc. All attended the Newcastle United Church turkey dinner. dinner. Guests of Mr. Albert Pearce at the turkey dinner were brother Ken and his wife, Jean, Orangeville, and sister Peggy Visser, Toronto. Peggy stayed over the weekend and Albert took her home on Monday. Visitors with Mrs. Kay Kimball after the dinner were Arthur and Georgina Martin, Courticc, Vance and Marguerite Cooper, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Ncwtonvillc, were Saturday evening visitors with their mother, Mrs. Gladys Gladys Wood. They also enjoyed the turkey turkey dinner. On Wednesday afternoon Jack and Hazel Crago and Floyd Powell visited Mrs. Theresa Martin who resides resides at Strathavcn Lifccare Centre. Bowmanvillc. On Sunday Pat and Seldon Parker, Oakwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell enjoyed ditmer at the Dutch Oven. Mr. Frank McMullen, Scarborough, Scarborough, visited on Saturday after the turkey supper with Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Rickard. Really glad to report that Penny Kearney is home from St. Michaels Hospital Toronto. Birthday greetings to Joe Visser, Edna Sunday, Jennifer Hopkins, Shaughn Caswell, Shannon Couch, Phyllis Sundstrom, Mike Carter, Terry Terry Graham, Anniversary congratulations and best wishes to Terry and Jean Graham, Graham, Howard and Kay Quinney Mr. Ronald Powell is a patimt in Toronto Western Hospital whc;-. he has undergone knee surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley attended the fortieth wedding anniversary pv- ty in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowe at the Masonic Temple, Pori Hope, on Saturday evening. Mr. Douglas Rowe and daughter, Annette Nugent and Jenna attended the 40th anniversary party of brother Fred and his wife,'Arlene, in Port Hope on Saturday evening. On Tuesday Jean Rickard and Kathleen Powell were guests of Trentway Bus Line to the Trade Show in Hamilton Civic Convention Centre, sponsored by Motor Coach Industries. The show was concerning tourism. On Wednesday afternoon at the home of President Darlene Sullivan, the executive of the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society held their meeting. Plans were made for the Christmas Show and Pot Luck dinner which is held at the Newcastle United Church Sunday School Hall on November 30th. Recently Eleanor and Jack Perrin received word that Keith Aiken (61 years) passed away in Lethbridge, Alberta. His funeral was held on Wednesday October 27. The Aiken family resided in Newcastle village many years. We extend sympathy. United Church Thanks to all who worked for the annual turkey supper on Saturday evening, November 6, it was once again an enjoyable meal for attendants. attendants. On Sunday, November 7, Hazel May Munro was Lay Reader. The children's story was Tending the Light and Reverend Stiles' sermon was The Choice We Must Make. Sunday, November 14th, guest speaker for Anniversary (169th) will he the Honourable E. Richard Love- kin with special music provided by Wilmot Creek Choir. St. George's Anglican Church On November 7, the Sunday closest closest to Remembrance Day, the flowers at the Altar were given by William and Mary Clarke in memory of Mr. Clarke's brother, Lieut-Ounncr (T) Robert Clarke of the Royal Navy killed in August 1944. At the beginning beginning of the 11 o'clock service, 0 Canada was sung, followed by special special prayers for the Queen, the Government Government of Canada and world peace. Basing it on the Gospel for the Day St. Matthew 18, the Reverend Robert Hartley preached an eloquent and thoughtful sermon on forgiveness. forgiveness. At the Eucharist he was assisted by Lay Readers Oakley Peters and Cathy Moulton, the latter also reading reading the Epistle. Mr. and Mrs. K. Har- bum were sidesmen. The annual bazaar, held between eleven and one on Saturday in the Parish Hall, was a resounding success. success. At times it was difficult to move around the hall for the crowd. The ACW are happy with a substantial substantial addition to their coffers. Draw winners this year were all Newcastle residents. The Jewellery Box was won by Pat Kidd, the Fruit Hamper by Florence Tuson, the Patio Lamb by E. R. Lovckin and the Needlepoint Needlepoint Pictures by Cathy Moulton. On November 14 Holy Communion Communion will be at eight and Morning Prayer at eleven. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Nancy Bell 177, 188, Bernice Henderson 196, Trixie Wright 220, Shirley Adams 217, Karen Whalen 195, 238, Betty Major 177, 196, 251, Liz Willems 225, 273, Cindy Angicrs 190, Loma Crockett 179, 183, Shelly Rivers 181, 202, Linda Nourish 190, Kim Robinson 195, 179, Marion Martin 194, 205. Tuesday Seniors Stan Allin 187, 182, Marg Burley 179, 172, Ruby Brunt 152, Marguerite Marguerite Cooper 154, Vance Cooper 185, 157, Art Compton 150, Loma Crockett Crockett 186, 210, Alice Hopson 160, Marie Marie Gibson 162, Olive Little 150, 171, Grace McGill 156, Mary Foster 166, Lonn Pardy 190, 194, Albert Pearce 160,152, Eleanor Perrin 213, Stanley Powell 178, Joyce Stacey 219, John Thome 181. Thursday Mixed League Wes Forget 253, 196, 340, Joe Forget 184, 266, 197, Bill Brown 193, Donna Mcndonca 175, 205, 194, Greg Forget 176, 199, 327, Ken Boyd 190, Joe Mendonca 204, 190, C. Nicholson 191, H. Anderson 230, Fac Forget 198, 205, Tim Ritchie 212, 252, Kathryn Brown 187, Ken Jury 209, 204, Sharon Saxby 176, Garry Saxby 236,259, Jackie Kindra- tiuk, 201, T. Kindratiuk 286, C. An derson 179, 210, Betty Richards 175, 198. Youth Bowling Seniors Richard Martin 128, 198, Jason Orwood 146,154, Rêne Mathias 154, 119, Chris Mathias 164, 140, Jeff Sparrow 128, Dave Michaud 123, 203, Kevin Waterfall 169, Michelle Alldrcad 104, Lyndscy Holmes 131, 125, Nathan Coyle 176, 150, Sarah Castellano 133, 170, Richard Pearce 115, Steven Grant 183, 151, Nick Brown 152, 216, Jenna Higgins 109, 122, Gassy McSwan 126, 171, Kelly Holmes 115, 156, Krystal Walden- sperger 156, 111, ShannonHannigan 125, 171, Amanda Storks 131, 129, Jackie Green 112, 104, Shannon Saxby Saxby 127,126. Youth Bowling Intermediate Julie Brown 163, 166, Dana Sparrow Sparrow 97, 109, David Guthrie 142,128, Tom Moore 86, Shane Holliday 113, 104, Robert Walton 141, 115, Carly Schmahl 145, 129, Jordan Schmahl 101, 113, Jesse Thompson 263, 143, Adam Prcccc 82, Glcndon Precce 112, 82, Scan Higgins 130, 80, Brett Griffin 88, 105, Brian Trotman 153, 105, Craig McManus 144, 104, Ben Koslik 78, 107, Kevin Formosa 97, Burke Cooke 146, 116, Jackson Field 127, 107, Tim Hales 129, 142, Brant Saunders 124, 100, Ryan McCracken 122,116, Jesse 83. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 97, 63, Andrea Pears 95, 71, Crystal Lcca 65, 57, Bailey Ductta 87, 77, Rachael Pears 111, 67, Sarah Whyte 102, 96, Travis Gcndron 84, Jason Griffin 92, 93, Spencer Field 79,82, Cara Dwyer 66, 76, Doug Walton 123, 103, Derek Henderson 81, 192. Novices Kyle Titicrlon 31, Nicholas Holt 71, Laura Lea Dxvycr 62, Michael Kamcka 34, Justin Galea 72, Bradley Mcndonca 95, Daniel Mcndonca 87, Holly Foster 104, Ashleigh Storks 57. 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