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Page 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 23, 1998 Section Two Christmas Dinner at Public School by Hazel Crago To one and all - Christmas Blessings! On Tuesday evening, December 15, at Newcastle Public School, about forty seniors enjoyed turkey dinner and trimmings served by eight grade six students and their teacher Mr. Don Smith. Mr. Jack, grade five teacher, also assisted. During the day the six hundred school children had feasted on the turkey, potatoes, dressing, cole slaw, carrot sticks, cranberry cranberry sauce, pic and icecream. icecream. Many parents participated participated in the preparation of this meal. Alter the seniors seniors dined, Santa arrived with his bag of goodies. The Brownies entertained by singing Frosty, Rudolph, Jingle Bells and their own song, On My Honour. This is quite an undertaking for the staff and students and the principal, principal, Margaretc Cameron. We, thank all for the privilege privilege of enjoying this feast. .Remember the Christmas Day dinner at the Newcastle Community Hall. .Coffee Time Newcastle held a store celebration on Saturday, December 19. The Drive Thru there is now open. Radio Station 94,9 was in attendance for Newcastle News a couple of hours. Complimentary cake, balloons, balloons, coffee etc. were given out from noon until four o'clock. On December 6, 1998, Carole and Gary Brunton hosted an engagement dinner dinner in honour of daughter Jenny-Lyn and her fiance Michael. Jenny-Lyn's sister sister Aimec-Jo and husband Miles Pepper and sons Travis and Zachary, his parents, Bob and Norma Pepper attended. Jenny- Lyn's special friend, Catherine and Vern and Diana Rowe were also guests. Congratulations Jenny-Lyn and Michael! To Elma and Roy Hopkins and family, we extend sympathy in the death of her father, Herbert Allison of Picton. The funeral took place on Saturday, December 19th from Picton United Church. Lucky winner of the Scars December 19th draw at Hope's was Jo-Ann Jones. Her prize was a tool set and radiant heater. Congratulations also to Terry Plesovnig who won the Stedman's prize - a gift basket. Another lucky lady, Vicki Blight, won the Spring into the holiday season with health, happiness and plenty of cheer. Our best wishes for a merry and magical Christmas. Wallace Auto Supply Main St. Orono 983-5614 Amie, Ann, Pete and Doris 141 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-5402 Cindy, Janice and Fraser I mm TTT •V'-v f f \ F ^ . , 'll / H'£.LCWm~\ We'd like to deliver our very best wishes for o wonderful season! TheVeltri Group and Harmony Creek Golf Centre I l"l I I I IT I 11 I I I I I I I ITTTff Grinch at the Village Card and Gift Shoppe. By the way, the window display in that store is always delightful. The Clarington Fiddle Club entertained Wednesday evening at the Newcastle Community Hall. A capacity crowd enjoyed the Christmas program program when ladies supplied lunch. Friends of the Scotland Tour arc holding another night of fiddling and music on Friday, January 29 at the Newcastle Community Hall. St. George's News On the Fourth Sunday of Advent at St. George's Anglican Church, the flowers at the altar were given by Dick and Lynn Lovekin in memory of deceased family members. The Carols and Lessons Service on Sunday night was well attended by both St. Saviour's Orono and St. George's members. Anthems were sung by both Junior and Senior Choirs under the direction of Kathy Cureatz. On Christmas Eve there will be a service at 4:30 p.m. and also one at 11 p.m. Christmas Day Service is Holy Communion at eleven a.m. Padre and Marion Saunders wish the coriimu- nity Season's Greetings and Happy New Year. United Church Christmas flowers in Newcastle United Church on Sunday, December 20th, were given by: Marg and Bill Wade in memory of Mabel and Harry Wade, Gladys and Clinton Brown; Ruby Warburton in memory of her parents and grandparents Alonzo and Melissa Cowan, George and Mary Ann Cowan; Frank Waterbury in memory of his wife Mary; Mary and Jamie Wright in memory of Don Sharpe and Frances Wright; Dorothy Bowler and the Smithsons in memory of David Bowler and Bill Jenkins; Marg Rudman for deceased Joli family members; Jean and Brenton Rickard for Gertrude and Walter Rickard and large poinset- tias in memory of George and Dunreath Walton; Stan and Kay Powell for Alice and Ed Powell, Harold and Lillian Toms; Lynda MacGregor and family for David and Beatrice MacGregor; Hazel May and Ron Munro and Bertha Fisher in memory of Edith and Roy Yeo, Emerson and William Fisher; Ron and Deborah Landry in memory of Ron's father Edgar Landry and Deborah's aunt Gertie Dow; Francis and Erla Merry Motoring! Hope you have the best Christmas. (0 on wheels! v- / / i from the staff of Eastman's Saisies and Stseve's Auta Supply - 216 King St. East i - 987-4033 Newcastle . «u.p.fo Jose for Harry and Louise Jose. Nancy Chisling presided at the organ and Reverend Chisling's reflection was God is With Us. On Sunday afternoon the Chislings held Open House at the Manse. Christmas Eve Service is 7 p.m. on December 24th. Newcastle Community Bowling Tuesday Seniors Margurite Coooper 186, Vance Cooper 192, Roy Hayward 163, Alee Martin 211, 212, Albert Pearce 165, Marg Wade 172, 175, Eleanor Perrin 205, 190, Maureen Powell 167,202, Stan Powell 155, 166, Russell Powell 159, Joyce Stacey 172, 173, Frank Tufford 173. Thursday Mixed League Joe Forget 199, 220, 228, John McGucy 199, Debi Hannigan 215, Gregg Kchoe 199, 254, Wes Forget 206, 248, Jean Hall 188, Joyce Stacey 210, Lea Dwyer 197, Greg Forget 222, 264, Garry Saxby 216, Sharon Saxby 180, Bill Brown 221, 178, Fae Forget 214. Fifty-fifty winners were Donna Adams and Wes Forget. Youth Bowling Seniors Kim 194, 151, Chris 164, Vicky 126, 190, Anthony 131, 161, Kenny 141, 124, Nickie 151, 150, Doug 207, Leah 211, Stephanie 146. Intermediates Daniel 137, Alan 107, Mike 121, Cecilia 109, Sarah 111, Kassia 115, 102, Janine 144, Dustin 104, 116. Juniors Alex B 64, Mark 68, Eric 87, Alex 88, Conner 103, Bradley 93, John 71, Curtis 99, Luke 121. Newtonville Càrd Results On Friday evening, December 18 at Newtonville Hall ' there 1 were about 55 card players. players. Winners of the euchre games were: 1st Tony Clayton with 84 points, 2nd Jack Austin 83, 3rd Lorna Austin 82, 4th Helen Rose 82, 5th Marion Sears 82 and 6th Martha Budd with 80 points. Draw winners were Helen Simpson, Walter Murphy, Hazel Murphy, Chris Overy, Martha Clarke, Frances Cathcart, Ron Burley, Velma Clarke. The next card party at Newtonville Ha|l will be held on- Friday, January 15, 1999. Wishing you and your loved ones a holiday season filled with delights. We know it's been a real delight serving you this past year. Thanks! OFFICE HOURS December 24, 1998 December 25, 1998 December 28, 1998 December 29, 1998 December 30, 1998 December 31, 1998 January 1, 1999 8 a.m. -12 noon closed closed 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 8 a.m.-12 noon closed In case of Emergency please call 623-4452 Clarington Hydro Electric Commission 623-4451 Peace Be With \5u The richness and radiance of this season of cheer will be forever close to our hearts. Thank you to the following clients for your kind and friendly local support this past year. As You Were Bake Shop - Mary Marquis Baby Becoming - Brenda Scanlon Bowmanville Clinic Pharmacy Bowmanville Professional Building Ltd. Canamatic Mould Ltd, Cowan Pontiac Downtown Bowmanville Business Improvement Association Durham Veterinarian Clinic - Dr, Everett Turner ■ Harrison Fuels ■ James Publishing ■ Knox Christian School 1 King Street Bar & Grill 1 Morris Funeral Chapel ■ Mr. Ted Watson • Skylight Donuts > The Durham District School Board 1 Van Dyk Real Estate ffij fcMk From the Staff and Management of J.R. FREETHY ARCHITECT 5 Silver Street, Bowmanville, Ontario Tel: 623-7476 Freolhy@Yoslc.com ©J.P.