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4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanviile, December 24. 197.5 I- The Newcastle Indepein I Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago To' al our readers and friends, old and new, a Merry Christmas. At this season of Peace and Love, we thank al who have. encouraged and helped us with our column over the past vear. In last week s report of the Lions News, at the Ladies Night the Lionettes donated $600 raised from the Fashion Show, to the Lions, for the Newcastle Liors Swimming Pool. A week ago the managerial staff of the J. A. Smith Co. enjoyed their annual Christ- mas dinner at the Forum Restaurant and a social even- ing at the Kean residence. On Friday, Dec. l9th the B department of J. A. Smith Co. enjoyed a social evening ard dinner atý the Flying Dutch- man. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. George imbal vîsited friends in Ajax. The Newcastle Village Fýre- mien answered three fire calîs last week, Thursday morning, a car on King St. Newcastle, Thursday evening a vehicle at Newtonville and Saturday, Dec. 20 a shed at Newtonville. Mr. Lawrence Gaines, who bas been custodian of the Newcastle Public School for twenty-six years, retired last week. Mrs. Annie May Pinnegar, wife of the late John Pinnegar. passed ýaway at Memorial Hospital, Bowmariville, on Thursday, Dec. 18 Mr. Harold Powell, Calgary, Alberta, flew home Thursday, Dec. 18, to spend the Christ- mas vacation with his parente, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. The Alldread Family enjoy- ed their annual Christmas dinner at the 'Darlington Miea, after'which a social tiews enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. McRob- erts, Bowmanville. Mrs. Marjorie Pascoe, Mr. and Mrs. David Rickard, deffrey and Janice were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and family. Mr. and Mrs.' Wayne Pearce, Vicki and Kirk, Beth- any, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albeî t Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and family, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard, Bow- manvilie.1 Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wade attended a Christmas Party in Springfield on Mon. Dec. 15, Sunday night dinner guests were Mr. and .Mrs. John Dennis, Markham. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jose and family, Guelph, Mrs.. Boddy, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Francis dose and family enjoyed 'a Christmas party with Mr. and Mrs. Harry dose on Saturdav. Dec. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Kimbaîl. Welr rful Up with extra special Christmas 7 wishes for you, for Joy, Friendshipand SCheer.ts a privilege to serve you.. thanks. Brian B., Howard, Terry, Wayne Dan, Brian L., Shirley, Ron eand AI Brock of Broek's Service centre Ltd.e Closed 6:00p. m. Christmas Eve Closed Ail Day Christmas Day Closed 6:00 p.m. New Year's Eve Closed Ail Day New Year's Day Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mark- le, Alyssa and Andrew, Allis- ton, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mr. Harold Powell is spend- in a few days in Burford and W,ýindsor. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bern- ard and Tara, Flesherton, SSpent the week-end with Mrs. e lie Sp encer. Mrs. Barbara Cnnel, Bowmanville was a Sunday caller with Mrs. Spencer. Club me t atthe home of Mrs. Glayds Wood on Dec. lSth. Policewoman Barbara Cow- ie, who hals been attending Aylmer College, has returned to dut.y with the Newcastle OPP Detachement. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coulter and Kevin, Toronto, were Thursday vsitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Powell, Lake Shore. Mr. and MVrs. John Pacey and Mr. and Mrs. Steve French, Peterborough, were Suiday dinner guests of Mrs. Pacey and Mrs. Stuart Hooey. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hooey, accompanied by Mrs. Pacey, attended the wedding of Miss Rosalie Todd in Cobourg Saturday, Dec. 13. Mr. Roy Pacey, Pontypool, Mr. and Mrs. John Pacey Peerborough and Mrs. G Pacy attended the funeral of thelate Frank Pacey on Wednesday at Highland Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Britton and family, Belleville were Sunday visitors with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs., Harve Britton. Mrs. Jack Crago attended a WISHING YOU Aè ý.HOLIDAY FILLEDe ý4WITH HAPPINESS!-5 scff'i SAntiques and Furniture Il3KingSt.E. Bwanville ridenti elephone 623-4201I reception in honour of Mi Millieý Edger at the Flyii Dutchman on Tuesday, De 16. The Newcastle Lionetti went out carolling on Sundý evening, Dec. 21. Miss Giadys Alunr, Unive stof Guelph, is home for t] holida with her parents, M and Mrs. Ross A lin. Patients in hospital incliu Mr. Paul Collinson, Mr Mabel' Bedwin, Miss Els Rowe, -Mr. Vernon Calberr Mr. Alex Patterson, Mr. Er Clarke, Mr. Vic Wilson, M Wm. Hawkins. Mr. Heni Goschl is convalescing home. Miss Susan Simpson, Whit horse, Yukon, and Mr. ai Mrs. Gordon Card, Sara ai Robert, Prince George, Bi lish Columbia are home wi their parents Mr. and Mi Robert Simpson, Golf Cour Road. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrc and dan, Newtonville, we: Sunday visitors with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willia Mr. and Mrs. Douglh Cunningham visited Mrs. Mý Robinson, Courtice. Lockhart School Christma! Concert On Thursday evening, D( l8th, the Lockhart Schc children performed at th( annual concert. Dennis K witter welcomed the audiern Grades 1,2 and 3 presented t operetta, Goldilocks and t Three Bears. Electric guit s.elections were played Michael Smith. The ,play, Wiggle Woi Surprise, was enacted Grades 2 and 3, after whi Christine Hooper and Deni Pedwell played piano s ections. Grades 1,2 and 3 th sang Thirty-two Feet a Eighit Little Tails and Here a Manger, after, which th played Rhythm Band insti ments for their Toyland Ba number. Grades 3 and 4 then preseî ed recorder selections folio ed by accordion selections Christmas Carols by Andrg Feilows. The play, Timot Pilgram's Christmas, grades 3 and 4, g ave t iaudience a few good laugh Grades 4 and 5 present PuppPiay hich were ve îwefllnne.a 0rales 5 and 6 th gave the Chiristmas ne, report, complete with coi merciais and weather. i Principal, Mrs. Greenwo( at, this time expressed h thanks to everyone and inti îduced the teachers, Mi Barr, Mrs. innes, Mrs. N. Bride, Mrs. Rowe, Mr. Ca and m-usic ilistructor, 1V Dewell. Grades 4, 5 and 6 sa Jingle Bell Rock A Holly Jo~ Christmas anc1 Christma af ter which Santa arrived a distributed bags of candies the children.1 U.C.W. Meeting On Tuesdlay evening, D( 16, the U.C.W. General Me, ing was held at the home Mrs. Jean Holmes with abc 20 ladies present. Unit O under the leadership of Mi' Marjorie Caswell were charge of the meeting. Yeai reports of different convenc were given. The Christm program wif h stories abc the Christmas Carols a Gifts were enjoyed by a Lunch was served. Anglican Church News On Sunday, Dec. 21, at t St. Georges Anglican Chur( the Fourth Advent Candie w lit by the Lewis Family. Thr children were adminrster the Rite of Baptism. Th were Philip Michael Camer( Meagen Cann and C harle Alecia Lewis. The service w foliowed by Coffee Hour a Children's Party in the hae Santa Claus g ave out bags candies and gifts to t Sunday School chîldren. They included Mrs. Shiri Barnes and daughter Arle from Garden View Church a Mrs. Dorella Chard fro Newtonville. Rev. Thom Smîth's sermon story wý Our Planet, Created ai Visited. Mem bers ()f the U.C.W. a: Hev. Smith visited Strathav Rest Home Sunday morni: Nexw castie residents there a Miss Hattie Mason, Mr. W lington Adams, Mr. Wellir ton Farrow and Mrs. Dc Smith. In Southaven Rest Home a Mrs. Edith Carveth, M Gordon Laking and Mi Winona Kay. Christmas Eve Service w be held on Wednesday, DE 24th af 7:30 p.m. 050 miles Io ie gaPon of gaý* *Front.wtreel drive Dv~ersi,~eh'h~ 'ULp. î,c, 31.5 cu. :1 cargo space *FuJîy ir'r-ýe!Idont ton;On bar sus,-e!ýon aRaK a4d pinion seorr: 0 Front Cisc brakes <GTL 'Four-or-the fiooi !G*rLi' cc30 cengine-.36 m.p or 782 .c-! SALE S-)& SERVICE [ILI 160 S>IMCOE S. M TLLOYOD I OSHAWA 4'ritýgt:way mie"geaccording to E P.A starird HOCKEY NEWS Newcastle Lumberman Bantarns Coach - Bob Shearer On Dec. 11, the Newcastle Bantams played Miilbrook and Newcastle won by a score of 9-0, with Norman Shearer getting a hat trick. The first s. goal was scored b y Martin ng Gosehi unassisted. T he second ýc. was scored by Norman Shear- er assisted by Randy Donnel- es iy. The third goal was scored ay by Norman Shearer, assisted by Stephen Duetta. The fourth r- goal was scored by Brian Carr he assisted b y Terry Miler. The r. fifth goal was scored by Norman Shearer assisted by de Randy Donneily and Paul '. Peters. The sixth goal was je scored by Terry Miller assist- y,- ed by Todd Shieids. Brian -ic Langstaff scored the seventh Ir. goal unassisted, and Biain ry Gilmer scored the eighth at unassisted. The ninth goal was scored by David Milîson te- assisted by Brian Langstaff. nd On December l8th the nd Newcastle Lumberman Ban- ri- tams played the Bowmanville th BP Bantams winning by a r. score of 8 to 0. The first goal se was scored by Randy Donnel- ly unassisted. The second goal )w was scored by Stephen Duetta re assisted by Robert Sharpe. er The third goal was scored by m Robbie Wallis assisted by Paul Peters. Terry MIlier as scored the fourth goal unas- ay sisted. The fifth goal was scored by David, Milîson assisted by Mike Smith. The S sixth goal was scored by Robbie Wallis, assisted by ec. Paul Peters. Blaine Gilmer )0ol rdth eet uasse e-and the last goal was scored l-b y Martin Goschl assisted by ce. Terry Miller. ,he These boys play every he Thursday from 7:30 to 8:30., Lar Ail parents and fans are urged by, to corne out to support these boys! rm Eastman's Gulf Major b Bantams ,M Newcastle Wins Three se On Tuesday, Dec. 16, New- el- castie jumped into a two-goal ýen iead on goals fromn Tom nd Dwyer and Mîke Wade, assists In going to Robert Towins and ey Philip Dost. Port Hope scored u- three goals in the second ýnd period. Coming back in the third eriod, Newcastle went rt- ahead, goals going to Tom, w- Dwyer and Donald Rowley, Of assists going to Robert Towns ew- and Tom Dwyer. Final score, ýhy Newcastle 4, Port Hope 3. by Travelling to Port Hope, he Friday, Dec. 19, Newcastle S. went ahead two goals in the ýed first period, with Port Hope -ry scoring two in the second Limit6 Per Customer period, tying the game. New- castle went ahead with one goal by the end of the second, scoring two more goals, end- ing the game with a three goal lead. Scores for Newcastle went to Tom Dwyer unassist- ed, Jim Hoogkamp, Doug Nicholson, Philip Dost"3 assists going to Dean Walker, Robert Towns, Mark Berney, Tom Dwyer, Jim Hoogkamp, Donald Howiey and Mike Wade. Final score, Newcastle 6, Port Hope 3. On Saturday, Dec. 20, East- man's Bantams travelled to Orono. Goals went to Donald Rowley two and Tom Dwyer, assists going to Mark Berney Robert Towns two and Donal Rowley. Playing on a smaller ice surface cramps New- castie's style. The, final score, Newcastle 3, Orono 2. Community Bowling Youth 125 and Over T. McNabb 133, K. Gilmer 146, T. Glover 162-146, A. Rowe 146-132, R. Kidd 151, R. Nickolson 131-168, F. Qiasher- gen 133, G. Martin 142-196, K. jenkins 141, K. Willems 130, J. Boyd 175, M. Gooch 131, M., Williams 125, K. Rahme 126-167, M. Zegil 136, M. McPhee 127, A. Bonsma 142-143, B. Forget 260-135, D. Nickoison 159-135, R. McKen- na 169-138, J. Carr 1Q2, L. Kozak 132, L. Kent 125-138, W. Couch 127, T. Dobbie 144-127, M.' Tufford 134, S. Reicheld 151, P. Johnson 128, D. Burns 145., No Youth Bowling Dec. 27 or Jan. 3rd. . 20a Oe Henry 200, M. Zegil 235-222, B. Sandercock 244, E. Kidd 267, 1. Brown 214, M. Wade 218, M. Foster 201, E. Meadows 288, N. Wiliams 232-207, R. Sinoss 246, D. Langstaff 222, A. Langstaff 201, T. Langstaff 210, D. Mercer 210, D. Neal 201, S. Foster 211-204, D. Forth 228, B. Major 256, M. Major 213, P. Irwin 216, B. Petherick 259- 206-229, B. Meta 202. Men's 225 and Over W. Flintoff 237-231, F. Sta- pleton 240, S. Powell 231-298, T. Embiey 250, R. Sutcliff 228, M. Henry 275, B. Farrow 230, H. Clarke 260-235-236, G. Watson 245, B. Lewis 258. The Jolly Fryers 200 and Over, T. Rice 200-207, R. Wright 214, C. Richter 227, C. Szymc- zak 302, C. Rice 213, G. Tomkins 218, J. Wright 220, D. Ard 224, P. Gilray 200. Thursday Mixed 200 and Over J. Forget 293-217, Bob For- get 233, O. Herd 212, M. MacGregor 253-200, G. Forget "c 214-266, C. MacGreg 1or 217, w> Guthrie 228-232-274, F. Wright mers 244, A. Pearce -217, S. Forget 269-282, M. Lewis 249, 242-227' S Powell 229-223-239, Glanville 233, B. Kentner 244, J. Alard 211. S. Niekolson 234, M. Burley, R. Good 258-282-248. Friday Mixed 248, J. Hloimes 214, T. Sluy- 200 and Over M. Henry 271-283-213, T. Embley 234, R. Burley 238-221, E. Darling 225, A. Vogels 211,- J. Barchard 234, B. Pearce 200, ___________________________ L. Pearce 205-256, H. Cali 205, N. Madili 228,.13 Madili Unless they are fully ripened, do flot store tomnatoes in the 213-208, H. Guthrie 231,.AA refrierator. 000 0 o 0 o0 o 00 c, HO0LIDAY GRBBTINGS,êoc 0 ~Greeting our f riends, old and new, and ~,o00~0 ~ o wishing you Happiness and Joy at ~ o~ -Christmas. Our hearty thanks to all! _ -0 0 ~~~~ BomavllFbic0 65 King St. West Prrefiïnished Mahogany 4x8 Sheets .98 Ni Àm-9*~~ ~ ~ ~ E3BEAVE-tUm 246 KING STREET EAST 623-3388 - Free Delivery with Alil Orders Over $20 STORE RLOURS: MONDAYI TUESDAY, WEDNESDAYI Financingis Available. 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