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10 The Canadian Statesman,_Bowmanville. October 29. 1975 I The Newcastle Independent Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago Telephone 987-4201 Last Monday evening, Octo- ber 20, members of the New- castle Lions Club canvassed the village for the Canadian National Institute For the Blind. The following members of the Newcastle Horticultural Society attended the District Convention in Bobcaygeon on Saturday, October 25th, Mrs. Vicki Lesnick, President, Mrs. Bertha Fisher, Treasurer, Mrs. Narda Hoogkamp, Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Whitmee, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jose, and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Mr. Clarence Tink, Hampton, was elected District Director and Mrs. Harry Jose, Newcastle, was elected Assistant Director for the southern section and Mrs. Aileen Chiddick, Bob- caygeon, for the northern section. Dr. Douglas Jose, Saska- toon, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jose. He is representing Saskatchewan University at a Credit Meeting in Toronto. On Saturday evening, Oct- ober 25, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jose and family entertained their orchard crew and spouses, 42 in number, to a delicious dinner. Following the sumptuous meal, a social evening was enjoyed. Sunday visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Dale were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Alyssa and Andrew, Alliston, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shetler and Wendy Oshawa, Misses Judy Poweli and Pat Lauzon, Cobourg and Mr Wayne Hunt, Pontypool. Miss Elizabeth Jose, Guelph, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jose. After a summer recess, the Ladies Euchre Club has re- sumed. Last week, the ladies enjoyed the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rachel Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley and Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. Social flewca st/e ,inJ Elliott of Willowdale Mrs. Art Low has been with her mother, Mrs. C. Robertson of Toronto for the past week or so. Friday evening dinner guests with Mrs. W.H. Foster were Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Foster and their infant son. Later in the evening they all called on Mrs. M.E. Foster. Recent visitors with Miss Catherine Stewart were Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Yelland both of Oshawa, they also visited ersonalj and lMrs. Melville Samis, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Stapleton, Orono, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball. On Thursday 'vening, New- tonville U.C.W. held a creative Candle Demonstration. The following ladies enjoyed this meeting. Mrs. Irene Cunning- ham, Mrs. Wilda Johnson, Mrs. Marg Rudman, Mrs. Lena Graham, Mrs. Bessie Dean, Mrs. Bessie Stephenson and Nancy and Mrs. Kay Kimball. Mr. Charles Aqualina is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended the 100th anniver- sary banquet on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at Kincardine. On Thursday evening they en- joyed a dinner at Cobourg Oddfellows Hall where the guest speaker was a young g entleman who went to the nited Nations this year. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowe attended the Holman- Hewson wedding in Bethel Gospel Church in Kingston, on Saturday, October 25. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Florence Ferguson and Mrs. Samuel Powell. Mrs. Reg Woodhams, Scar- borough, Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa and Mrs. Robin Alldred, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended the Holman-Hewson wedding in Kingston on Satur- day, Mrs. Wade's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haskill, Toron- to, who also attended the wedding, were Saturday over- night guests with the Wades. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy were Mrs. Chas Wood and Mrs. McCoy, Bowmanville, Miss Marjorie Hoidge, Toronto and Mrs. Mary Brooks, Oshawa. Misses Candy Starks and Lynda Williams, Rexdale spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. William Storks. Miss Cindy Garrod, Humber College was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Murray recently enjoyed a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Murray, Oshawa. Mr. arid Mrs. Keith Ellis have returned from an enjoy- able week's holiday in Nassau. Mrs. Vincent McInnes and children, Wingham, visited her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Smith last week. Miss Glenda Johnson, Belle- ville, spent the week-end at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnson. This is the week that the little witches and goblins are out Hallowe'ening. Do be on the watch for the little creatures on Fridav night. severaf village residents have suggested to us that the controversial paved village green will serve as an outdoor skating rink this winter. Alterations are being made at our Post Office, enlarging the working area for when the mail starts coming in! Scout Report Last Monday night, Oct. 21, eight Scouts were present. After games were played, gifts were presented to Scouts who have moved up to Venturers. These three boys were Bob Forget, Gary Schmid and Kevin Southern. Anglican Church News Reverend Robert Hayne attended the Induction Service for Rev. Wigby at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Brighton, on Sunday, October 26. The Editors enjoyed the delicious fowl dinner sponsor- ed by the Fellowship Club. In the absence of the Rector, Mr. Alex Hendry, Rector's War- den, greeted the dinner guests and said the Grace. Mr. Cory Cuipers, of Northcutt - Elliott Funeral Home, gave an organ recital in St. George's Church during the evening. Mid-week Communion for the feast of St. Simon and St. Jude will be held in the Chapel on Thursday at 7 p.m. The Anglican Church women will meet at the home of Mrs. Frances Wright on Wednesday, October 29th. Rev. and Mrs. Robert H ýyne and family visited his brother in Port Dover on MVlonday. On Sunday, October 26, Rev. R.obert Hayne preached on 13reaking Down Walls, Bigotry ,and Misunderstanding - Reli- gion, Children at Communion, Ordination of Women, The Solitary Christian, The Third World, The Underprivileged Priest and Peoples, Welfare and The Worker, Priest and Self Righteousness. The ser- mon was based on the text from Ezekiel 13: My People Build a Flimsy Wall and the Prophets Praised Them for It, and Cover it With Whitewash! The Memorial Flowers were placed in memory of Mr. George Farneomb by his wife. Rev. Hayne's Monday Morning Smile: Smoking a cigarette won't send you to Hell, it just makes you smell like you've already been there! Newcastle United Church News On Monday evening, Octo- ber 20, the Official Board met to receive a delegation from Presbytery on their official visit. At the close of the meeting, coffee hour was enjoyed at the Manse. On Sunday, October 26, Rev. Thomas Smith dedicated this day to True Nationalism. His children's story was "Saving Your Life by Losing It." The sermon "O Canada, we give ourselves to thee," instilled in the congregation that we must be mindful of the needs of others. At 8:30 on Sunday morning, Rev. Smith had conducted a service at Strathaven Nursing Home, Newcastle patients remembered in our morning prayers were Mrs. Dora mith, Miss Elsie Rowe, Miss Hattie Mason, Mr. Wellington Adams, Mr. Wellington Far- row and lMr. Wil11am Haw- kins. Tickets for the 7 o'clock sitting of the Anniversary Turkey Supper are still avail- able from U.C.W. members. Take A Break Club About 20 ladies attended the Take a Break Club on Tues- day, October 21. Mrs. Sue Stephens from Baltimore de- monstrated drying and ar- ranging of weeds and flowers after the girls enjoyed their coffee and exercises. U.C.W. News On Tuesday evening, Oct. 21, the Autumn Thank-Offer- ing Meeting of the General U.C.W. was hpld. Miss Debbie Jenkins gave a highly inform- ative address of her year in Afriça. Her pictures were enjoyed by all. Unit Three of the U.C.W. met on Monday, October 20 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Rudman. About 13 ladies enjoyed the Thanksgiving De- votional and the social time which followed. Hockey News The Sunday Night Town League's first game was a three-all tie between Part- ner's Plumbing and Elmhurst Hotel. The second game was played between Spencer's Realty and Queen's Hotel with the Queen's team winning 8-1. Cowanville Auto Wreckers won the third game 5-4 over the Regional Reclaimers. Community Bowling Ladies 175 and Over M. Burley 204, G. Henry 202, J. Holmes 206, K. Mercer 201, S. Foster 205-183-179, D. Forth 194-197-187, I. Brown 227-188, M. Wade 180, M. Foster 179, B. Petherick 223-179-196, J.A. Jones 188, B. Major 175-196- 228, M. Major 176-226-187, G. Gamsley 200, P. Irwin 179-243: D. Langstaff 176, J. Pollard 203, A. Langstaff 227 220, I. Patton 177, T. Langstaff 227-199, E. Meadows 241-245- 190, N. Williams 242-257-211, J. Stere 189, B. Sandercock 194, E. Kidd 261-191. Men 225 and Over G. Watson 240, B. Lewis 226-239, J. Graham 231-229, S. Powell 277, I. Faris 246, B. Stapleton 264, G. Kimball 291, W. Flintoff 254-252, G. Cowling 227, R. Sutcliffe 231-242, B. Farrow 256. The Jolly Tryers 175 and Over T. Rice 311, R. Wright 201, P. Gilray 205, C. Szymczak 222, G. Tomkins 195-206-217. Thurs. Mixed 175 and Over C. MacGregor 199, W. For- get 251-183, B. Glanville 256- 213, J. Forget 175, G. Forget 205-218-178, F. Lewis 201-223, B. Forget 193, M. MacGregor 194-208, P. Mercer 205. Friday Mixed 175 and Over T. Embley 209, E. Embley 218, R. Burley 220-243, E. Darling 198, M. Henry 236, A. Pearce 217-193, J. Holmes 189, T. Sluymers 230, M. Burley 206-247-210, A. Delaat 204-179, L. Pearce 282-216-216, G. Henry 179-182, B. Kentner 177, G. Kentner 191, M. Good 188, R. Good 175-259-261, A. Vogels 224, L. Willems 179-253, K. Neal 197-197, B. Call 181-198, B. Madill 189-206, H. Gutherie 181-203, A. Gutherie 179-236- 219, K. Powell 190-188, S. Powell 233-205-220, S. Nichol- son 186, H. Nicholson 177, S. Glanville 191-210. Kendal Miss Catherine Stewart, Mrs. Garland Cathcart, Mrs. R. Elliott and Mrs. Thos. Stevens attended the Oshawa Presbyterial Regional meet- ing ou Monday Oct. 20th in Maple Grove United Church. The theme of the day was 'The Whole Family of God.' During the afternoon the guest speaker was Rev. Gerald Brown, Chaplain of Pine Ridge School, Bowmanville. On Wednesday Miss C. .atewart and Mrs. R. Elliott went on the bus trip with Orono U.C.W. ladies to the McMichael's Canadian Collec- tion of Art in the village of Kleinburg. The building dis- plays some seven hundred works of Canada's most famous artists. eSpending the day with Mrs. Trene Danbar of Peterborough were Mr. and Mrs. R. Elliott also Mr. and Mrs. Alfred HAY On Saturday evening, Oct. 25, the Haydon folk gathered at the Community Centre for a presentation for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton of Oshawa. The evening was spent in euchre following which Glen was escorted to a chair at the front by Jean Slemon, and Karen by Russell Tabb, a card presented to them with their gifts. A utility table was presented by Ian Graham, Doug Black- burn presented a laundry hamper on the behalf of the community. A bounteous lunch was served. The Haydon children are invited to the Community Centre for their party, after their trick and treat on ELIZABETHVILLE Church services were held as usual. Rev. R. Bartlett spoke on, "Seeing the Wag- ons." The choir sang. We are holding a ganie night at Garden Hill Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. Our institute meeting wiil be Nov. 4th and our U.C.W. Nov. llth, both in the afternoon at Mr and Mrs. H. Thickgon's. A quality will be held the weeK of Nov. 17 at Mrs. B. Wheelers. On Wednesday an excellent turkey supper was served at the church by the Stewards. On Monday we put in a quilt at Mrs. B. Wheeler's and on Tuesday finished it as well as making dressing for the tur- keys for Wednesday. Mrs. H. Thickson spent Thursday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill returned from Cornwall on Wednesdav. Mrs. B. Wheeler entertained last Sunday and had Mr. and Mrs. H. Sowden; Mr. and Mrs. B. Cook and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. Wheeler, and Sherry. Mr. and Mrs. W. Lerbenche and family, Port Hope; Mr. and Mrs. R. Crombie and boys were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer last Sunday. Mrs. R. Provost and Angie, Lindsay, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer recently. Mr. John Dekoker, Sunder- land, spent Friday night with Thicksons. Mrs. H. Thickson, Mrs. Robt. Westheuser and girls left for Brantford on Tuesday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. Staats. Misses Doris and Diane Beatty spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Beatty. Mr. Garry Fowler was away on a field trip to do with school at Ryerson over the weekend. the Clark Township Museum and on Sunday evening Miss Stewart was a dinner guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Tansley of Orono. Kendal folk were well rep- resented at Newtonville church on Sunday morning for their Anniversary Services where Rev. Gerald Brown, Chaplain of Pine Ridge school was the guest minister with three of his boys from the school. Eric Lambeer also favoured us with several numbers on the piano, which was exceptionally good. Rev. G. Montgomery left during the last hymn to be in Kendal for the 11:15 service. His to was 'The Light of the World' and Mrs. A. Foster played the' organ. We were glad to see so many out to Sunday School and hope we may have a choir soon. The three-in-one Couples Club held a Masquerade Dance in Newtonville hall on Saturday night. The Jack and Jill Club from Bowmanville were guests. All report having a good time. Don't forget Kendal Bazaar. Donations from all ladies of the congregation are great- fully received. BIG VALJE CUTTER BOX Fol Paper $ 1.27 Regular Paper 93e DON Hallowe'en night. The child- ren will have their UNICEF boxes with tniem. Mrs. D. Malcolm, Scarbor- ough, spent a few days with the A. Trewin family and Mrs. Mildred Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bur- rows, and friend, Scarbor- ough, were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Malcolm returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Trick, Lindsay, were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham. Mrs. W. Martin, Hillsdale Bowmanviîle 4 ROLL PAPER Reg.52.00 for $1,19 LOOK FOR OUR MANY NON-ADVERTISED SPECIALS SALE PRICED AS MARKED CLAIROL SOLARAY SteamStyling Wand Untangler Comb NOW ONLY$15.25 ONLY$13.88 CLAIROL Style ad Dry Brush NOW ONLY $19.99 Save 25% On.... "ON THE WIND" "EVENING IN PARIS" BRONNLEY SOAPS GIFT SETS GIFT SETS and GIFT SETS NOXEMA JOHNSON'S GILLETTE HEAD & SHOULDERS MOUT.H WASH BABY POWDER RIGHT GUARD SHAMPOO OL"Y99 ONLY $109 ON 1,43 Jar $1.35 CAN-CAN CLAIROL COLGATE EFFERDENT PANTY HOSE HAIR SPRAY MFP TOOTH DENTURE Reg.ValueSl.00 ONLY PASTE TABLETS 2 $m1.9 88 $153 42for99 DAYS ONYI T"rsday Oct-3'th to •DL Saturday Nov.1st. ' F E E ICK'S Pharmacy F.C. TIPPINS, B.Sc. Phm. 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Potts attended the graduation of William Trewin and Bill Potts at Courtice Secondary School, on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton, and family, and Kyle Graham, 67 King St. East 4 ROLL FOIL WRAP Reg. $1.98 for $ 1.49 INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE! SHOP EARLY AND SAVE! at FREDURU CK'S Pharmacy Reduced to , Ail Yardley CleVO "3 / CosmeticsI Pre-Christmas Savings CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP NEWCASTLE UNITED CHURCH Sunday, November 9th 10:30 a.m. Mr. Stephen Saywell of St. Stephen' iited Church, Oshawa 7:30 p. M. Susan Adair and Elaine Kellogg Overseas Youth Exchange Delegates Coffee Hour at Close of Evening Service 623-2546 were Sunaay dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ashton, Oshawa. Mrs. Lloyd Ashton is a patient in the Oshawa, Hos- pital, having hallsurgery. Mr. Lloyd Ashton, Ronald and Ray visited Mrs. Ashton at the Oshawa Hospital on Sundav. A soeedy recovery to Mrs. Roy McGill, a patient in tne Oshawa Hospital, and to all our Enniskillen friends, who are in Bowmanville and Osh- awa Hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Degree and family, Black- stocK, on bunaay. LADV LAWN BOWLFRS The ladies of the Bowman- ville Lawn Bowling Club have now as rhany members as the total membership recorded in 1970. This fall they formed their own section with the following officers: Marg Perris, Presi- dent; Gwen Coombes, Vice President; Helen Reynolds. Secretary; Mary Harrison, Treasurer; Ellen Coombes, Tournament Sec. They have been assigned dates for two tournaments one of which will be a ladig doubles, the other a mixes trebles. They would ap- preciate a sponsor for each of their tournaments r- L-