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10 3e (aqa.îanSîaesînn. wnîanvîlle, November 3.1976 .On Sundaý a iii 60 folks attended the chut-eh service, Rev. H. Kempling's children's story was about, Saint's," popular one is a Saint". He said, Saint's have several definitions or descriptions, It is sorneone the light shines through. Jr. Church was taken care of by Joyce Virtue. The sermon titie was "The Caîl of God- wbich can be heard by not only ministers but lay pi eachers and countless others in all fields of work- We recaîl some saints in Bible Times and today as we look over our history and heritage, God is still calling and heeds our response , Here 1 arn send me'. Past E vents this week - Moniday 8 p.m. The Session of the Pastoral Charge was called to meet in Enniskillen U.C. Hall. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Workshop for Sunday School teachers was held in New- castle U.C., sponsored by Oshawa Presbytery Commit- tee for Christain Develop- ment. The feature was intro- ducing joint education pro- gram, 'Discovering the Bible with Children." Other events to corne are- 1. Thurs., 5 p.m. Observer Rep- resentatives and Stewardship convenors are invited to a supper meeting at St. Paul's UC. Hall, Bowmanvjlle. 2. Thurs. - Youth Group meeting at Donald Rowan's Home 7 p.m. 3. Sat. 7 The Enniskillen Y. Group will leave for their weekend visit to the Bigby's Manse in Welland. 4., Next Sun. - 7:30 p.rn. Plýin to enjoy an evening with the Moderator Rev. W. Howard in Northmin- ster U.C. Oshawa. Note - Nov. llth is the deadline for Enniskillen Observer, contact May McGill or Pat Simpson. The new "Good News Bible" is now available from the Canadian Bible Society. The U.C.W. sDonsored a Up'the Down Staircase .. . Etce fera ell spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little of Campbellford.' Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell visited with Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Cart- wright and son Chris and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch were recent dinner guests with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Souch and boys. Mrs. Doug Lynn,K'evin and Heather spent Tues. afternoon at Mrs. Ada Hallowell's. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robin- son had Friday night, supper with Mr. and Mrs. Orme Falls and Harvey, Bowmanvile. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott, Acton and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Haw, Grand Bend, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd were dinner guests following the church service in Newtonville on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell following Church services at Newtonvîlle. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Church, Bow- manville for the late Remi Night Hawks High Single - Lois Burgess 264, High Triple - Betty Smith 643. Team Standings' - Isobel Wright 2629 pins, 19 pts., Barb Vanhaverbeke on Monday at 11 o'clock. Since sympathy is expressed to his wife and GARAGE SALE ait 2 Martin Roamd S, Wilbur 2464, 1812; Mabel Trimble 2685, 18; Alice Lorus- so 2490, 14;,2; Gloria Vanson 2448, 1412; Peggy Whalen 2401, 13'/2 Top 10 Games - L. Burgess 264, P. Whalen 251, J. Rowe 229, 225, Bonifie Burgess 221, Brenda Burgess 210, D. Bon- ner 203, B. Smith 263, A. Burgess 245, M. Summers 222, s - s Our experience shows that ab- stainers'have fewer car accidents, fewer home fires. So we can afford to insure for Iess, If you're a non-drinker, can you afford notto look into Abstainers' insurance for your 'home and your car? * * s Osborne & Shank Insurance Agenc y LM. 108 Liberty St. N. 623-2527 Stephanie Bate and Merridy Nichols, two medical rehabilitationi nurses who work at Memorial Hospital, found out on Friday that they are in better physical shape than they thought they were. Along with about 50 other hospital staff members, the two nurses took time out from their regular duties to partîcipate in a fitness test, which involved climbing up and down a set of portabl e stairs for several minutes, taking a pulse count and then tackling the steps again at a faster clip to see if their hearts could maintain the pace easily. It was ail part of a series of activities organized for Nutrition Week by dietician Eleanor Macinnis and education co-ordinator Beth Morton. P.S. Here's a helpful hint if you want to cut down on your weight - - eat more slowly. Apparently, it takes your brain 10 minutes to realize that ybu've had a meal - you'll be satisfied with less if you slow down. Hallowe'en party for the Comrnunity on Sat. evening in the Sunday School room of the Church. AU the costumes were very good, prïzes were aw ard- ed ,to the winners ' Special mention ti the two outstand- ing couples "First a. very feeble old lady and gentleman who niade an effort to come and second the nurse and her patient with risk of further injury to corne to the party." Judges were Mr. and Mrs. R. Stenger, assisted by Shirley Pollard and Margaret Staini ton. Last week Mrs. Gertie Lyons returned home from visiting hier niece at Weston and daughters at St. Cather- ines. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Taylor, Orono were Wed. diner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor. lUts. H. Shepard, Port Hope. Mrs. E. Bennett, Oshawa sPent Sunday with MUr. and Mrs. S. Pethick. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and Jeffrey, Pontypool were callers at the E. Wrght's. Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Shirley Rd., had Sunday tea iwith Ruby and Earl Trewîn. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Slernon, Haydon. Michael Holmes, St. Cather-_ mes, spent the weekend with Mrs. Gertie Lyons. Mr. and lUrs. Ken Hoskin and f amily, Middle Rd. had Sunday supper with Mr. and Mis, C. Stainton. Mr. and Mis., Roy McGill, MUr. and Mrs. Keith MeGilI and famîly attended the 25th wedding annîversary of MUr. and Mrs. Charley Langmaid, Solina. Congratulations. Mrs. Leila Werry, Orono, visited with Miss Laverne Orchard at the home of M. Stainton. Miss Lori Garrard, Haydon spent the weekend with Miss Heather Griffin. Sunday visitors with Orvîlle and Margaret Ashton were their 7 immediate famîly mernbers'for a farnily party to celebrate Karen Ashton's birthday. Happy birthday and many happy returns. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Henry, Rexdale, Mr. and M~'rs. Ross Sharp, and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp and Janet wére Sunday evening dinner guests with MUr. A. Sharp and Mrs. H.Greggý The annual awards night and dance of the Lake Scugog Softball Assoc. was held in Blackstock Recreation Centre on Satur day evening with 18 couples from our community present. The evening was pleasar(nlys pent by dancing to Walter HirlD.J. At midnîght President Doug Scott of Portý Perry presented the trophies. Two rîew trophies were given to the association 1this year - Mr. and lUrs, George Allison of Burketon presented a new Memorial Tîophy for the lst Runner-up in mernory of their son Gaîry who passed away this year. This was awaîded to Velver- 1ton men's tearn and accepted by their coach Harvey Mal- colm Another iovely new tîophy was provided by Mr. and Mis. Ray McCullouglî and larnily in mernory of their son and brother, the Charlie McCu]lough Memorial Trophy. This was won by the Nestleton Maimont team and presented hy Mr. George McCullough on behaîf of his family to Mr. Bob Ryan, coach of Nestleton. Individual trophies were pîesented to each of the Nestleton players. Mi. Rick Carnpbell won the League Trophy for the rnost valuable player during. the playofi s. Mr. Grant McLaugh- lin received a trophy forthe highest batting average on the Nestleton tearn and Randy lUcLeacli for their most val- uable player on Nestleton team, Congratulations to our yen- erable Uncle Mr. Elmer Wright of, Nestletori who observed his 87th birthday on' Friday. A week earlier a unique gathering of the Wright farnily aIl four of whom are over 80 years of age, was held at the home of MUr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Toronto. These included Mr. Elmer Wright, of Nestleton, Mr. Roy Wright, Mis. Emma Malcoilm of Uxbridge and Mr. Leslie Wright of Dundas. STAK VLLE The October U.C.W. meet- ing was held at the home of Mrs. Jirn Souch, with a good attendance present. The PIresident Mrs. Mary Caswell opened the meeting and lUrs. Edna Dobson gave the devotional. lUrs. Mary Lou Fonk gave the Presbytery Reports that were held atthe Ebenezer Church whîch lUrs. Mary Caswell, Mrs. Carl Todd, Mrs. Mamey Lou Fonk, lUrs. Bernice Stark, Mrs. YOt/RSELF FAST8 JUST CR/T/C/S YOt/IR W/F3 COOK/NG MARTY'S Auto ReýpaÎr 3 Queen St, Bowmanvilîle, 623-3896 Edna Dobson, and Miss Nor- ma Hallowell attended. Mrs, Margaret Todd read Treasur- er's. report. Much business was discussed- including the. plans for the bazaar and a bus trip to Yorkdale on Nov. l6th. Mis. H. Souch, Mis. Rypstra and Mrs. J. Souch served a delicious lunch. MUr. and Mrs. Llew Hallow- K[lFH"E"LHLDURHAM > REGIONAL ONCLO NEWCASTL.E ORONO CLARKE BOX 27,8, NEWCASTLE, ONTARIO 987-5020 In the past couple of weeks 1 have heard a spate of vi clous rumours and lies about myseif and my current political campaign leading to the election for the position as Mayor of Newcastle on Monday December 6th. My friends tell me that atonies are making the rounds that as Councilior Ken Lyall had resigned from the Town's Planning Advisory Board and that Ken Lyall resigned from the Newcastle Community Hall Board he was an unstable person and unfit to be Mayor of the Town. Here are some facts; Ken Lyall resigned from the Town of Newcastle Planning Advisory Board ln protest against the manner in which the Town9s planning process was squandering hgindreds of thousands of dollars away on the Town's so-calledprocess. For instance, the deficit of the ,Planning Department for 1975 was $142,179. For instance the Orono or Newcastle Durham Senior Citîzens Lodge and the proposed Senior Citizens Apartments in Bowman- ville are no more advanced at chia date than the projeets were many months past due co planning red tape. For instance the Town Councillor appointed to take my place on the Planning Advisory Board also resigned in very few months. Concerning the Newcastle Community Hall Board. Ken Lyall disassociated himself from this Hall Board until the legal question of possible confict of interest was setcled concerning the other members of the Board. When this matter is cleared up I wilI return to sit on the Board as requested by CounciL. Another vicious rumour doing the Town 's rounds was that Ken Lyall was being sued over his stand concerning the Eldorado Nuclear Limited matter. Not so. There is a lawsuit pending in the Newcastle Town Council concerning a municipal officer but Ë that person is not Ken Lyall. Further, it is alleged chat Councillor Lyall instîgated a $50. Town legal fee for a lawyer's opinion to settle a $5 bet between himself and anocher Councillor.- A miserable lie. The' Town of Newcastle has had a problem for several years with the Mickey Mouse tunnel, at Waverley Gardens concerning responsibîlity and maintenance. Following yet another recent complaint it was moved at the next Works Committee meeting by Lyall and seconded by Rickard chat Council obtain a legal opinion as to the responsibillty of the tunnel. The motion had nothing to do with the betting as Garnet Rickard can attest. i had hoped that this electlon could have proceeded under fair play and common sense conditions allowing the electorate to make cheir decision on Election Day based on the platform and record- - -both public. and private--- -of the candidates. It appears however that innuendo and cheap shots will be the order of the day. I deplore this and i will have nothing to do Iwith such sordid actions, depending on the people choosing their Mayor on the basis of common sense, unw ~d by it rcks and gutter politice. Town of Newcastle. 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