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10The Canadian Statesman, HowxmanviIle, December 22, 1976 T"he Newcastle Indepe] Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago ,ocicteQ and To ail our readers, friencts Christmas vacation. new and old, we wish you ail Christmas parties are in full the joy, love and warmnth that swing. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley is Christmas. Powell attended the Bowman- Mrs. Muriel Brough, Man- ville PUC staff party at chester, England, arrived on Centennial Hall, Bowman- December l7th, to spend the ville, on Friday night. On first Christmas in twenty Saturday evening, the OPP years with her daughter Mona Christmas Party was held at and son-in-law Edmund Majer the Flying Dutchman, Bow- and family.,, manville. Mrs. Lillian Glenny has Miss Lorraine Scott, Maple returrned home from Memor- Grove, visited on Friday with ial Hospital, Bowmanville. her grandparents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hainer Mrs. John Scott. (nee Deborah Adair) of Prince Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Shetler George, B.C., who are spend- and family and grandson ing the Christmas holidays Shawn, Oshawa visited on with her familv, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aquilina, Toronto, Stanley Powell and the Sam visited her aunt, uncle and Powell family, Lake Shore. On cousins, Sain, Margaret, their way they called at Aimee and Irene Brereton, Memorial Hospital, Bowman- last Thursday. Deborah ville, where Mr. Samuel wishes to be remembered to Powell was glad of, their visit. hier Newcastle friends -and Some members of the New- wishes one and all a very castle Lionettes and Mrs. Happy Holiday season. Hazel Munro and Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. George Buck- Garrod enjoyed 'the fine ley visited last Tuesday with weather Sunday evening as their cousin, Jessie Lamb, they sang carols for shut-ins Omemee. around the village. Miss Dale Powell, Sir Sand- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade ford Fleming College, Peter- spent Sunday night, Dec. 12th borough, is home for the in Cambridge and Monday in SOur prescription M for a happy holiday season: Plenty of warrmth and love with many best wishes for the Christmas holidays. Gord Allen and Staff AIIen's I.D.A. Pharmacy Newcastle ;~É ~iL,-I 41 m r wish you a very Merry Christmas! SNewcastle Lumber Ltd. Box 99, Newcastle, Ont. Telephone 987-4234 London, Monday evening they enjoyed the annual Lodge Christmas Party at Spring- field. Last Thursday evening, Mrs. Pauline Storks and Mrs. Wilda Johnson enjoyed2 the Christmas party at the Dur- ham Regional Centre. Mrs. Raye Friediander and daughter, Mrs. Jili Christie- Brown, Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod Jr. and family on Sunday., Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Barchard é(nee Joanne DeLaat) who were married in Oron6 United Church on Saturday, Dec. l8th. Mr. and Mrs. George Kim- bail visited on, Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Wood, Bowmanville. Mrs. Alice Quinney ac- companied friends to Omemee where they visited her sister- in-law, Mrs. Jean Gwilliams, and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Cali and Corey and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow and Jan, New- castle spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Downs, Toronto, for a Christmas celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and family enjoyed a Mcllroy family gathering at their home on Sunday. Those in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Watson and Mr. Harry Mcllroy, Cobourg; Mn. and Mrs-. Horace Pitt, Browns- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Heard, Scott and Brian, Bow- manville; Mn. and Mrs. Brian Bradley and Curtis, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Andy Herrel and Tammy, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pitt, Paul and Lori Anne, Bowmanville. Miss Mabel Oldfield re- mains a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanviile. United Church News On Thursday night, Dec. 1th Rev. Spivey and carollers fromn the United Church went about the village singing their ...nrum sAongs,5,. A nt along the streets and their joy, the nus songsters swelled toa who endled up at the where they were welco Mrs. Ann Spivey. Ho pie, ice-cream, coffee were servedl while singing was enjoyedl the piano at the Mam merriment brought Sin ittie Neil from their join in the party, onE joyful evenings of Chr We wish aIl of4 wonderful custc Christmas seaso PATand BEI WIND IBECKER'. urwish is t you be bles., with the Sw, per)e1 e of ti ,ýChristmas St, ~Warm thani from Ronald, Jack and Hazel Crago Newcastle ndentI lephone 987-4201I O n Sunday monîng, iDec. l9th, the congregation of Newcastle United Churchen- joyed'the Chnistmas story in music and pageant. William Kean Jr. lit the fourth Advent candie for Love in the World, after which the Processional, Hymn O Come Ail Ye Faithful was sung. Members of the, Choir narnating the Christmas story were Ann Spivey, 1Stephen Allun, Dorella Chard, Calvin Aluin and 'Nancy Aluin. Ken Boyd as the angel Gabriel visited Elizabeth (Susan Wag- an) and Zachanias (Carol Selby), and Mary (Susan Foster) to tell of the Baby's birth. The choir rendered several beautiful numbeï-s and the Sunday School chiidren sang 'The Virgîn Mary had a Baby Boy'. Shepherds visiting the Babe at Bethlehem were Greg Wade, Rick Neal and Jack Chard. Mn. David Rick- ard acted the part of Herod and was accompanied by the High Priest (Newton Selby)., The Wise Men bringing gifts, were Mr. Harry Wade, Mn. Alfred Perrin and Rev. David Spivey. The Angel who watch- ed over the stable at Bethle- hem was Miss Mary Ann Groetelaars. The Christmas story was >enjoyed by ail the congrega- tion and ail who worked are to be congratulated on their fine performance. «Hi C News by Susan Fosten On Dec. l9th, the Newcastle Hi C held thein first Christmas party. Lt was a lot of fun because it was a Chanlie Brown Christmas. A Chanlie Brown Christmas is where everyone'brings a gift under a dollar, something funny. ,Santa Claus arnived and everyone sat on his knee and made their Christmas re- quests. Hopefully, everyone will get what theyý want for Christmas. The Newcastle Hli C would like to thank everyone who showed up for the Carolline on Thursday night. The Hi C wish everyone a Very Merrýy Christmas an d a Happy New Year. Anglican Church News On Sunday, Dec. l9th at St. George's Anglican, Church, Rev. Grant Schwartz held a Baptismal Service. The Sun- day School children had a birthday cake with candles for the Baby Jesus. On Christmas Eve, Com- munion will be held at St. Saviour's Orono at 8 p.m. and at St. George's at 9:30 p. m. On Sunday, Dec. 26th regular services will be held at 'St. George's with Holy Commun- ion at 9 a.m. and Morning. Prayer at 11:15 a.m. Word hbas been received from Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hayne and family who are settled in their new home in Ohsweken are enjoying life there. Mrs. Margaret Brereton and her girls Sunday School~ class entertained their par- ents to turkey dinner and all the trimmings on Sunday evening at the Parish Hall. General Meeting of U.C.W. Thecgeneral meeting of the Newc 'astle U.C.W. was held in the home of Mrs. Jean Holmes on Moniday evening, Dec. l3th. Twenty-two members enjoyed the fellowship. The President, Mrs. Marilyn Martin, opened the meeting with a Christmas thought and conducted what business needed to be deait with. It was decided to hiave the celiar steps fixed, also repair the banquet tables and redecorate the board room. The Pre sident then installed the following officers for 1977-Past President, Marilyn Martin, President Mrs. Eileen Alin; Secretary Mrs. Lesie LJCy aci n UIi/ d spread ï) May the glorlous light of aber of Christmas bring you, and those about 50 yo u love, enduringHope and ? e Manse - -omed by ï Happiness. To ail, special thanks. M' tmince , >and tea . ,t// e more around ise. ThisM beds to ------ ------ ie of the M~ -J. ËN The Staff of Glanville's Coffee ShopM Newcastle our~ A ery hrstM V; ~to ail of our frieln'ds. We want, to wish ail of our fine ~ M customers a happy holiday season and eht we hope that you will drive carefully that F sed~ ora safe holiday season. eet ~ ~ c~c~a ks.Eastman's Guif I Newcastle -à,s C'ampbell; Treasurer Mrs. jean Holmes; Corresponding Secty. "vlrs. Bessie Dean; Stewaroship, Mrs. Mlyrtle Fearce; Manse Comimittee MVesdames Marjorie Pater- son, Kay Kimbaîl and Anna- belle Rickard; Programme Mrs. Erla Jose; Literature Mrs. Marilyn Martin; Mission and Christian Education Mrfis. Marion -Allun; Social Funec- tions, Mesdames Lena Graham, Bessie Stephenson and representatives from Units; Press and Publicity, Mrs. Kathleen Powell; Flow- ers, Mrs. Myrtie Naylor and Mrs. Jean Rickard; Nomina- tions, Mrs. Madeline Buckley and Edna Darling. The new President was Ithen called upon to say a few words. The Christmas worship was conducted by Mrs. Kay Powell with the help of Mesdames Ruth Perrin, Clara Schmid and Rena Megît. The ladies joined in the singing of responses, repeating the Mag- nificat and the Summary of the Lord's Law. The singing of several. carols was inter- spersed throughout the ser- vice. While the ladies in charge prepared a cup of tea, the others participated in a con- test, the wýnners being Mrs. Eileen Allin and Mrs. Jean Holmes. The meeting closed with the repeating of the Mizpah Benediction. HOCKEY NEWS Sunday Night Town League In the first game Sunday night Elmhurst team defeated Partners by a score of 8-3. Scoring for Elmhurst first were Earl Cobbledick assisted by Terry Walton. Partners then scored. Kim Rogers from Tully Thompson. The second Elmhurst goal was by Roger Wooley from Gary Van Dam and Joe Caruana. Then Elm- hurst's Tim Walton scored, assisted by Paul Kiberd. Then Paul Kiberd scored assisted by Gary Van Dam and Tim Walton. Partner's second goal was scored by Darreli Barrett assisted by Paul Norton and Bill McCullough. Elmhurst's next goal by Joe Caruana was assisted by Jamie Wright and Robin Rickard, Gary Van Dam assîsted by Roger Wool- ey and Tim Walton put in the next goal. Partners came on with their third goal by Tully Thompson assisted b'y Kim Rogers. Again Paul Kiberd scored for Elmhurst assisted by Earl Cobbledick and Robin Rickard. Gary Van Dam scored Elmhurst's last goal of the game assisted by Roger Wooley and Terry Walton., The second game was Cow- anville 1 vs. Queen's 7. Cowanville's only goal was scored by Sid Arnold assisted by lion Thompsorn and Pete McCullough. QueenÊs started off with the' first goal, Glen Murphy from Doug Crough. Then after the Cowanville goal, it was Queen's nîl the way. Ray McCabe scored from Doue Croughl and Dave Nicholls. Then DPoug Crough scored assisted !)y Steve Davey and Glenn Murphy. Brian Rowe was the next scorer with assists from Glenn Murphy and Ray .MeCabe. Tim Jenkins assisted by Terry Russell got the next Queen's goal. Glenn Murphy scored again from Ray MeCabe and Tim Jenkins. The last Queen's goal came from Ray McCabe assisted by Bian Rowe and Glenn Murphy. ,The third'game was Spen- cer's 7 to Newcastle Lumber- men 3.' Mike White started off the Spencer's night by scoring from Daryl Osmond and Keith Kell.y. Then Greg Gray scored from Daryl Osmund and Don Martin. Again Mike' White scored from Daryl Osmund, and Doug Rickard. Phil Fox scored the fourth Spencer goal assisted by Terry Cox and Daryl Osmond. 1 Again Grey Gray scored from Jerry Thompson and Barry Hazeldon. Doug Rick- ard scored the sixth goal assisted by Mike White and Don Martin. Larry Watson scored the first goal for Newcastle Lum- bermen assisted by 'Rick Landry and Wayne Pearce. Spencers came back with a goal 6iy Barry Hazeldon from Greg Gray and Jerry Thomp- son. The NewcastlIe Lunîber- men scored again. Dougý Smart fromn Ricky Landry. Another Lumbermen goal came from Terry Graham assisted by John Wtheridge and Wayne Pearce.- Lions Midgets On Dec. l3th, Newcastle and Millbrook played a very close game with Newcastle winning by a score of 3-2. The first goal was scored by Newcastle's Mike Mackey assisted by Dennis Rogerson and Jim Wind. The second goal was scored by Rick Cayley assist- ed by Mike Mackey and the third goal by James Innes from Dennis Rogerson. On Dec. 18, the Midgets again played against Bewd- ley, losing to that team by a 2-0 score. Newcastle Community Bowling Youth 25 and Over B. Pollock 125, M. McPhee 251-177, M. Zegil 147-144, W. Dobbie 131-176, T. Hennesy 131, G. Courier 132-128, M. Willems 162-123, V. Kidd 133, T. Wind 163, L. Dost 187, J. Boyd 141-133, W. Luke 129, C. Ton 152, J. Wýinîd 164-231, J. Burns 126-164, G. Brazeau 138, D. Chard 137, T. Brazeau 141, S.Clark 131-141, M. Mallette 131-139, L. Kozak 141-172, T. MeKenna 178, A. Stere 142-150, C. Opoka 136, T. Innis 125, W. Couch 154, T. Vohsmer 199, D. Burns 156-193,,S. Reicheld 149, B. Donnelly 137, G. Martin 135-157, K. Rahme 158-169, J. Welter 135, A. Bonsma 163-159, T. Oke 152, K. Willems 136-175, A. Rowe 133-138. Ladies 200 and Over, E. Perrin 207, B. Dickson 220-253, J. Stere 202, B. Sandercock 214, E. Kîdd 255-230, P. Pacey 202, T. Landstaff 218, J. Pollard 201-220, A. Langstaff 203-245, B. Major 210, P. Irwin 224, B. Petherîck 231-238-208, G. Kel- Rnigout good mas season 10 our wonderful friends and ~patrons. from S PAULINEand BILLSTORKS CANDYand KIM % %%'isliiing voit a 'Irisi nîas" lohrigli l rinial is gr<euwiv iqrnaul 'RB. Riekard and Staff, Newcastle leher 232, L. Elliýs_202-2.53, B. Meta 228, L. Crockett 208, 1. Brown 298-213, B. Mercer 218, D. Mercer 243, D. Neal 210, K. Mercer 231, N. Neal 208, M. Garrod 219-203, R. Couch 200-219. Men 200 and Over J. Forrester 210, B. Lewis 223, E. Taylor 223, G. Kimbal 213, W. Flintoff 207, N. Stapleton 270,, J. Graham 253-261-226, S. Glanville 218, M. Henry 206-253, G. Cowling 234-223, R. Sutcliff 208, H., Clark 253-238. Thurs. Mixed 200 and Over G. Forget 216-211, B. Forget 218-257-235, R. Forget 201, B. Glanville 206, Bob Fôrget 243, F. Lewis 212-252-336, W. For- get 265-227, M. Lewis 228, J. Ritchie 203. Fni. Mixed 200 and Over E. Emililey 200-207, R. Bur- ley 244-209-242, M. Henry May yours be merry andi gay. Our hearty holiday thanks for your kind patro'nage. The Staff of STEDMANS Christmas is az special Urne o year and we want tu thank~ Sour very special friends and wish them a happyf and holy holiday season. KEITHandMABS BARR Newcastle mg -fl Vogels 200-214-239, P. Willems 224, R. Pearce 260-208-314, S. Nicholson 224, Hl. Nicholson 220-209, L Pearce 236-229, H. Caîl 29:3, B.CaIl] 228, H. Guthrie-2f)8-2-36, A. Guthrie 230-218, G. Kidd 226, T. Stere 228-206, E. Stere 210, B. Dickson 243, B. MacDonald 209, M. Burley 200, A. Pearce 213-211, B. Glanville 258-220, B. Kentner 238, R. Good 202-260- 214. 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