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- ~ -- , ~-~' -PAGE FOURTEEN Social anc Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Milîson, Mrs. Leland Milison and Mrs.l Lanson Milîson visited with Mr. Leland Millson who is a patient in Wellesley Hospital Jn Toronto. an Saturdav. Mrs. H. R. Pearce and Mr. ând Mrs. Albert Pearce andi family visited with Mr. arA~ .Mrs. Kcnneth Pea-ce aud tam-_ Ily in Brighton on Suuday. A quiet wedding, was solemii- fred in the Newcastle United Church Parsonage on St: dIaY, by the Rev. M. C. Fishe2r xwhcn Mrs. Leapha Deline bc- came the bride of Mr. William Butterill of Smiths Falls, Ou- laria. Following the cerernony a reception was held at the }horne o! tlhe bridc's daughter. .MIrs. William Sto-ks with the following guests; Mrs. E. .f Friedlander and Dean l'ri d- lander and Mr. Harold Deline r Toronto, Mrs. Grace Storks ()f Oshawa and Mr. Fred Green cf Toronto. ?r.Donald Williams of j Bowmapville, vîsited with Mr. a;nd Mrs. Gordon Agynew on Tu csday. Two local couples bad an ex- viting experience wbile attend- iig the Ontario Milk Producers meeting in Taronto last week. Iir. and Mrs. Harry Jase and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Turncr i' cr.e sleeping at the Barclay 1l-otel on Thursday uight wheA 1 hey were awakened and o- (!ercd ta vacate at 3.30 arn. bccause fire had broken out in v j' e' JF 1' 't- j j, 1; 'F i 1~ i [f 1) t F t t?. t n t n r I I. t fi t t r; j Attention1 SPECIAL PRICI -Çnrînn 19E THE C &KADtAN STATESMAN. EOW71UMAVLI2.ONTÂR!O I Persona Cent ennial Coun cil ain adjacent room. The Durham Junior Far- ers'maie quartette composed ý A pp oints Comm ittees Messrs. Glen and Jack Allun of Newcastle and Rolland ad L James Coombes of Tyrone, aAn u u a e tn wredtop honours in the rompetitions held at the Kinw; Edwvard Hotel in Toronto îoi The Liauigural meeting of the~ Rickard. Saturday by the Ontario Juii- One Htindredthi Counicil of thej Property Corinmittce --- Cotin- ior Farmers' Association. Village of Newcastle wvas lheldi cillor Fred Coucli. in flic cotincil chamnber ofif 1c §idewalk Committee-Coun- connîuniiity hall on Mondas' cillor R. B. Riekard. BUTR VPTflN. vening %vlCii ail local electecl Finance Committee --- Coun- officiais of the rnîîniicipalitv ilrRsDcknoadRev tooR tIliir oaths of office. llrosDîksnadRev A meeting of thec Board oif }ollowitig Ille swcarînig il D. J. Cunningham. Trustees o! Burketon Church ili c Ev. D. vIL Social Welfare Committee- wvas held at the home oif Mr. and É7ewdnicyý. R cýl.or a St. Gcorg&ýs Couincillor Dickinson and Reeve Mrs. Ken Roblini. Wednesda.v. Church lecd the ninmbrrs ml, Cunningham.0 It was decided to hold the con- paveriiîvok iig the blessing Fire and Police Committee- gregational meeting Janl. Ith iii (if G3od unm the inmbers and Cotincillors Dickinson and Hoar. the'evening in the church. fsliî is guidant-v ipon ttheir Industrial Committee-Coun- Mrs. J. Gatchell spent New, dc'iib-,'ritm'is drn the ('ofli- cillors Couch and Rickard. Year's with Mr. and Mrs. 1Merv- ing vrar. Iii addr-cssng the Ra- CilDeec Comte- in Gatcheli in Oshawa. t Nc-Img r. Dewdncy stated Cilors Dck oinsn eHo Mr. Chester Hoskins Nvitlî that îuicnmin public life aire relatives at Niagara-on- the -Lake. bound Io ilcet ifb criticisim and Couch. Mrs. Pearl Avery was in Osia- no niatter Ihow liard tîîev try Io0 Building Inspector-Council- wa with Mr. and Mrs. Frank do nie riglt thing. but it is u lor Dickinson. Allison. d o tat rise abov'e Ilese cri- Council Representatives on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Daves' I ticisfis. whiclî arec usuals' Ceonilor H oar andCouch and children Susan and Stephen.1 made bY persons wbho are not Wee inset-Cucillors oradCuh Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hodgson. %villing ta serve the comrnunity WeCouch.r Cunilo Glen Hodgson, Miss Lois Davev thieinselves, and to carry on th .-_CoucilRpeenaîe o and friend Sammy Grant, Osha.- dutties of their. office Io the Moemoil HostativeBoar n -a, spent New Year's Day with bs of tlicir knowledge and Couclor Hosia oard MWr. and Mrs. Raymnond Daves'. abilits'. ______________A vote of thanks ta Mr. A letter o! resignation from Dewdney foir bis assistance in the Arena 4Committee was re- Words, 1 think, are the one tlhe inaugural ceremnonies was ceived from George Walton be- great exhauistless cbarm and r?- moved by Councillor Couch cause o! his health and the fact saurce of life.-Gamaliel Brad- and secouded by Councillo-r that, a group o! destructive ford. Hoar and passed unani mously.' boys are ruining the arena and E Farmers! ýES ON YOUR wEP0385 ...U MlM lMI6qW EFFECTIVE UNTIL FEB. 29th Phone Newcastle 2376 or 2139 GEO. -A. WALTON DEALE Don't Rend This aea. You have a complete stock of "Adoration" and "E ternally Yours" in 1847 But if y-ou have net completed these patterns ive suggest you purchase your Open Stock nowv as these To Patterns are Beiixg Discontjflue(l. Uise This ta Check Your Stock SPOONS Tea -Tea (S)- -ccffee -Table Dessert -Soup. R. -Crearmi Soup VORK S Dinner -Dessert- -Salad *Fish, I[.I1. -Oyster. EACH S1.00 -- 1.00 * - 1.00 - 2.00 - . 2.00 --- 2.00 - 2.00 - - 2.00 - 2.00 - 2.00 - 4.70 - 2.00 KNIVES Dinner, ll.h. Dessert, H.11. Ind. Butter Spreader Fish, LH . ---------------- SERVING PIECES Berry or Salad Serving Spoon -- - 3.50 Butter Knife --------------- -- ------ 2.50 Cold Meat or Salad Serving Fork ----- 3.50 Pastry or Dessert Serving Spoon- --------- 5.00 Gravy Spoon ----------3.50 .elIy Spoon . -- ----- - --- 2.75 Pie Kni!e, H.H. -- - - ---------- 6.00 Piekie Fork -------- - -----------2.00 Relish Spoon - -------2.00 Sugar Spoon - 2.00 Tomnato Spoon ---------------- -------- '3.50 Pierced Table Spoon ------'250 Cake Breaker, IH------H. - - ------- - 4.00 (,JRVING SETS peef Carv-ers, 3-pc.- Ber! Carv'ers, 2-pc. ~- Bec! Steel -- ----- CARI ING SETS - (ame Carvers, 2-pc. Carne Carvers, 3-pc. Gamie Steel ---- -- 9.00 --19.50 2 Ô.,50 - 8.00 HOOPERYS Jewellery & Gift Shop 7kekwcade 9f4p2e4e44 Cordon Agnew, Edilor Phone 3621 Ex-Reeve- J. H. Jase was " icyl iu i-'r ILlr prset and spoke briefly ta the committerembers ta stop this membens wisbing tbem every dtha tione He recommended success in their duties during ýa h Police Department be the year ahead, instructed ta make more fre- Comittes ppontè quent visits ta the arena, stop- CommiteesAppontéd plag this wil!ul vandalismn in Following the inaugural the courts. cerenionies the members o! the Howard Quinnes' was ap- council got down ta business painted ta the committee ta t ill after a brie! word of welcome the vacanes' caused by Mn. tram Reeve Cunningham. The Walton's nesignation. following standing committees A letter o! res2ignatian tram were appaiuted (First named Mr. Arthur Toms tram the in each being the chairman): Memorial Librars' Board was Roads Comimit tee -Council- received and laid over until lors Frank Hoar and R. B. the next meeting. Garbage Collection Outside FÙ'e Ca Ils oDiscussed by Coun cil Txvo problems which have dnessed the counicil seeking the Sbeen higli on the list a! village wish o! the council regarding gossip discussions duning re- calîs beyond the village limits. cent weeks, local garbage cal- Reeve Cunningham said hle did lection and the answeriug o! not want ta be put on the spot tire calls outside the village, like Reeve Jase had been in were discussed at some length this matter and wauted court- at the counicil meeting on Mon- cil ta make a decision and stick day evening. ta it. There was considerable Allin Rowe addressed the discussion bs' the niembers tak- councîl seeking their plans. in îng into accounit the tact that, conuection with the collection no one likes ta stand bs' and of garbage lu the village. He allow fire ta consume praper- stated hie had beeu collectine.1tv when aur equipment la igarbage in the village for the there, but, at the same time, past seven years under a pro- when the Fine Dept. is out o! tective license issued by thc town, there is no equinient in council but that necent conver- case o! a local tire. When the sations witb Councillors Hoar people o! Newcastle purchas- and Couch bie bad been given ed and are maiutaining the ta understand the counicil was f ire equîpment their interésfs coiitcmplating a change in the must, be protected. system and had interviewed a It was suggested that some man tram Bawmanville regard- .tarmens in the surraunding îug tbe matter. area mnigbt be interested in The rnembers admitted that paying towards the cost o! the the matter had been under dis- qimn ifpoetnwa cusionduetothenee fo aavailable ta tbemn. The Fire new dump lu the near future. Committee xvas autborized to But no action had been taken. look into the passibilities o! JiMr. Rowe xvas assured, haw- some suitable agreement tao jever, that cauncil were notsevditctfr r. contemuplating any change n til some agreement bastbeen the collectiomn system at th- ece hehwl urne asesent timne and that mem- that the Newcastle citizeus will bers werc lu favor of havin;, not be "the goat" THE FIRE a local man do the work. Ir and when ans' (hauge is con- DEPARTMENTY WILL NOT templated lie will bc consulted. ANSWER ANY CALLS ANY-1 l ~Fire Calls WHERE OUTSIDE THE VIL- Fire Chief Frank Miller ad- 1 LAGE LIMITS. E. W. Fisher Chairman iPublic School Board Open House Monda y The tîrst meeting o! the Ceni- has been completels' lined with tennial Year Sehool Board was asbestos sheeting and the bail- held lu the sehool on Monday er repaired. evening with ahl membens and The Board plans the instal- the Scboal Principal Mrs. F. lation a! a tire escape. The east E. Lycett in atteudance. window in the upstairs hall will E. W. Fisher, a veteran mnem- be remaved and replaced witb ber af the Board, was elected a door tram whicb steel steps chairman for 1956 with Gardon will lead ta the roof o! the new Gras' as vice-chairman. John addition, a catwalk across the IRick ard, a new member a! the roof, then steel steps ta the Board wvas elected Chairman ground. This installation w-.11 o! the finance carnmittee and cost $950 and is approved by Irvin McCullough chairman o! the Fine Marshall's Depart- tbe Propents' committee. meut. Construction will stant as Minutes ai the December soan as the' trost is ont o! the meeting revealed that, owing ground lu the spring. ta the extra wvork wvbich wil be required o! him lu the en- langed scbool, the canetaker, Mr. Lawrence Gaines was put Dr. John Butter on a full time basis at the in- creased annual salars'f$280 Plans ivere co! $2,800for I Lions Club the "~Open Hanse" ta be held at the scbool au Mondas' even- G u s ing Januars' l6th tram 7 ta 9IG es of Honor 1 ta acquaint citizens with the lnew addition and other chan-1 The regulan meeting o! the Uges wvhich bave been made at Newcastle Lions Club, teatur- the scbool during the past ing Dr. John Butler as guest * v ar. The membens decided tao!o honor was held in the dining increase the Insurance caver- raom o! the Qneen's Hotel on age on the achool building Tbursday everiing, Jannary 5. f rom $98.000 ta $125,000. The Following the regular din- plate glass windows in the new ner meeting, Lion Howard addition are also insured for, Toms proposed a toast ta, the $ 1,000. Estimates will be souglhtlhonoured gucat, a charter on boilen insurance due ta thei member o! the clb wh is I Eight Teams ln Action As Hockey Loops Start light many little-known eventi in the doctor's life, stfth as thE fact that he was graduated iii medieine fromn Trinity Medica] School before his 2lst birthday. Outlines Exjîerienees In responding to the toast, the genial guest delved into the past and related some of his experiences in the field o! medicine, politics, chieken- raising, bee-keeping and gar- dening. The highlight of his medical career, he revealed, was the fact that in 3,000 de- liveries. he had neyer lost a mother. He further related a (Ripley Believe It Or Not) in telling df the birth o! twins to a mother he was attending, one having been born in the nine- teenth century and the othçr in the twentieth century. The twin birth naturally taking place on December 3lst, 1899, and January lst, 1900. These are but a few o! the great list of experiences he related to the members of the club, hold- ing bis listeners spellbound. Lion Percy Hare, in express- ing the thanks of the club tD Dr. Butler, also expressed what is the hope of every member of the club, namely, that Dr. Butler will be around for many more such meetings United Church W.M.S. Holds First 56 Meeting The first meeting in the New Year of the Woman's Mission- ary Society o! the Newcastle United Church was held in the Board room. at the church on Thursday afternoon, January 3, President Mrs. W. F. Rickard opened the meeting with a nxost appropriate New Year's thought linking a number of quotations frorn various books o! the Bible. The programn for the meet- ing was in charge o! Mrs. George Allin's Group with the theme o! the devotional ser- vice being, "Our Highi Calling", which was ably presented by Rev. M. C. Fisher, assisted by Mrs. P. Hare. A chapter from the Study Book, illustrating the Mission work of the chur- ches among the Indians, was read by Mrs. George Allun. A solo entitled "Building for Eternity", was sung by Mrs. J. Brown, with Mrs. Lena Hoar playing the piano accom- paniment. During a brief business per- iod conducted by the President, reports were received from, the varlous secretaries and it was announced that the So- ciety ýhad been able to meet its 1955 allocation. With the singing of a hymn and. the repeating of the Mis- paz Benedietion in unison,_the meeting was brought to a close. Winter sports came into their own at the Newcastle Memor- il Arena last week when sche- dules were opened for two lo- cal leagues involving six New- castle teams and one each frorn Orono and Newtonvile. There are four local teams entered in the Pee Wee League taking, the names of four of the N.H.L. teams;, Canadiens, Maple Leafs, Rangers and Red Wings, and they will play two double-header games each week, weather permaitting. The Pee Wees will play each Wed- nesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and each Saturday morn- ing from 10 to 12. The Town League (no age limit) has four teams entered for this season, the perennial Clippers and Pansies, plus a team from Newtonville and one from Orono. This League will also play two double-headers weekly, on Tuesday 'and Friday evenings commencing at 7.30 p.m. These games flot only supply an opportunity for local players to participate in organ- ized hockey and provide many enjoyable evenings for local hockey fans during the win- ter months, but arc an impor- tant source of revenue for the upkeep of the Arena. Games Played On Wednesday evening la,.t in the Pee Wee series the Can- adiens took the Leafs 4 to 2 with Verne Rowe scoringý 3 for the winners and Wayne Pearce scoring the fourth counter. Scorers for the Leafs were Bob Holmes and Eric Naylor. In the second gamne of the double header the Rangers swamped the Red Wings by a score of 6 to 0 with Harry Ku- prey being the big scorer for the winners with 3 tallies. John Cunningham, Wayne Megit and Riekie Rickard scored one each. On Saturday morning the Canadiens took their second win when they took the Ran- gers by a five to three count with Verne Rowe again lead- ing the winners with 3 tallies and Don Colwill scored a pair. For the losers, Garry Naylor scored 2 and Harry Kuprey 1. The second gaine was a real thriller with the Red Wings showing a slight edge over-the Leafs. Pete Miller was the only player able to find the net as the Red Wîngs took the Leafs by a 1 to o count. Town League Action The Pansies and Newtonville Mr. and Mns. A. F. 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Hopklnq- Presbyterial president, and idi stalled these officers: Presiden, Mrs. Ross Stevens: Vice-Presi dent for younger groups, Mrý C. Greenham; Rec. Sec'y, Mrè H. G. Freeman; Assist., Mrs. Jeffery; Treas., Mrs. M. Bur gess; Corr. Sec., Mrs. I. Murâ, day: Sec'y, Christian Stewarc ship, Mrs. A. Laird; Financ Com., Mrs. M. Burgess, MrJ A. Laird, Mrs. 1.Mndy 1Sj ply Com., Mrs. H. Wright, Mr; M. Munday, Mrs. C. H. Sno den; Community Friendshîd Mrs. S. Morton, Mrs. M. Buri gess, Mrs. H. Brooks; AssociaJ Members Sec., Mrs. H. R. Foi ley; Temp. and Christian Cîti'ý zenship, Mrs. J. D. Stevens Missionary Monthly, M rs. Lj Collacutt; Mite Boxes, Mrs R. Stevens: Pianist, Mrs. A Beech; Assist., Mrs. C. H. Snow.ý den, Flower Com., Mrs. R. !,, Worden, Mrs. H. Wright, Mrs R. D. Trimbie, Mrs. S.* 1yr Literature Sec'y, Mrs. F. I Stevens, Pres Sec'y, Mrs. H Freeman; Program Com.,l# H. Foley, Mrs. H. Freeman; Aut ditors, Mrs. 1. Munday, Mrs. , Morton, Birthday Box, Mrs. F; Swallow: Assistant, Mrs. A; Beech; Sr. Mission Band, Mrs, J. Holtby, Mrs. Kuhnke: Pian- ist, Mrs. A. Beech; Jr. Mission Band, Mrs. K. Flint, Mrs. C Milis; Pianist, Mrs. C. H. Snow. den; Jr. Mission Band, Mrs, Lloyd Snowden, Mrs. R. Bai.4 ley; Baby Band, Mrs. H. Brad.~ ley, Mrs. J. Hurrie; C.G.I.T.' Mrs. T. McGuirk, Mrs. Mel Edi wards, Mrs. C. Milis, Mrs. R.ý Bailey. After affiliation Mrs. Rossý Stevens called on Mrs. F. Swal-Iý low to take charge of worshipý service. Theme was "Cail to the, mission of the church through one's vocation"~. Leader taken by Mrs. Swallow: Bible read- ings by Mrs. M. Burgess, Mrs. C. Kerr; Prayer, Mrs. A. Laird.: Mrs. S. Morton took the chair, for program theme, "Changingý Patterns"'; Leader Mrs. S. Mor- ton; helpers, Mrs. H. J. Brooks, Mrs. H. Freeman. Presîdent, conducted the business, reports were given by Flowers' Treas., Rec. Sec'y,;, Associate Secly; Missionary Monthly. Couple's Club Begin Year's lActivities The regular meeting of the Merns' Married Couples' Club was held lu the Sundas' School room. o! the United Church on Wednesdas' evening, Januars' ,4th with the new president, Mn. John Scott presiding. Mr. Scott expressed bis bapes for a successful yean ahead and wel- camed the visitons attendiug the warship service which wa.S1 being held in coujuniction. with the week o! prayer. Garnet Rickard, leader of the graup in charge cauducted the wonship service. This ýwas fol- lowed by some vers' interesting thauglits ton discussion given by the Rev. M. C. Fisher. During the brie! business periad, the President, Mrs. Wl ma Scott gave a vers' intenest-: iug repart an the dinuer thes' had attended lu Bowmanville( aud the matten o! the neNv floor in the Sun day School was discussed bnietîs' with the de- cisian ta ask tbe commit-tee ta meet and bning iu a repart tq)r the club's approval. Mr. and, Mns. Garnet Rick- ard gave a mast interestiug il- lnstrated account o! their tnip ta western Canada last sumn- mer atter which deliciaus re- freshments wene served. Murray' Paterson expressed the thanks o! the membens -.' the committee in charge and lhe meeting closed with tho benediction. LESKARD Mn. and Mrs. Jack Bousten, Shiela and Sharon were recent visitons with Mr. and Mns. W. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rabbins with Mns. E. Greern and tam- ils'. Sorrs' ta hear that Mrs. R. Suteliffe is on the sick list. We wish her a speeds' recovers'. Mr. and Mns. W. Boyd and famils' visited witb ber tathen, Mn. Lamne Rabbins, Oshawa.j Miss Debbie Boyd stayed thene as the guest a! Mrs. W. Brad- sbaw and Mr. F. Rabbins. Brenda and Everett Greemi attended the 4tb birtbday party aiven bv Heather Hughes, Onono. There were nine smal Sguests whoalal enioyed tbem- selves thoroughly. Happy' bintb- day. Heather. Thene will be no nndes seen on the calendars in Amenica for 1957, "Cookens' Hints will take their place because cal- endans have been getting saoi naughty," says the manu!ac- j tuners. Odd advt. seen iu paper ne- centîs': "Requined, two caoks, one sweet, one vegetable. Ap- pis' Box - - ." Probabîs' wanted an "a-peeling" girl. Great 'trials seem ta be neces- sary preparations for great du- *îes.-E. Tbompsan. Mans' a girl who clapes wvish- es later that she bad juat l.ýt her imagination mun away withl her. -------- --------- - ----------- - Il Sympathy of thîs commuuity is exteuded ta Mr. Bill Beg- ley and tamils', Towvn, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Flint and family, in their sudden loss o! wife, ima- ther, sister, also ta other ns- latives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferguson, Bowmanville, were visitors with Mrs. A. Beech. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Muir- head, cbildreu Dava and Don- ald, Brantford, visited their cousins Mn. and Mrs. H. R. Fa- ley. Mrs. L. C. Snowden is spend- îng a few days with ber daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Prit- chard, Manotick, and seeing the newest grandson. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Foley and, at other places were Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Foley, Town; Mrs. M. Blackburn, Salem. Mn. and Mrs. H. R. Foley, Maple Grave, Mrs. M. Blacic- burn, Salem, were Sunday tea guests with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Foley, Town. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. FoIes', ToWn, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fo- ley, were Mondas' supper guests with their niece and nepbew, Mr. and Mrs. K. Shackleton, Salem. Mrs. M. Blackburn re- turued home ta ber daughter at Salem.