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Downtown Bowmanville Phone 623-3361 qewcastle Independent Hazel Crago in Toronto on Marcb 29, 1977, at which time Rod was called to the bar. Rod graduated from the Newcastle Public Scbool, Clarke High School, received is Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws degrees at Queen's University in Kingston, and completed the Bar Admission Course at Osgoode Hall in Toronto. Rod bas joined the law firm of Coros, Usher, Dwyer, Rowell and Whittington in Peterbo- rough. Mrs. John Westlake, Kath- leen, Kristina and David, have returned to Kitchener after spending a -few days witb bier aunt, Miss Majorie Clemence, and other relatives and friends. Sympatby is extended toý relatives -and friends of Mrs. Dorothy Collinson wbo passed away last Thursday. Mrs. Aima Bell, Oshawa, visited on the weekend with bier friends, Mr., and Mrs. James Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bowen and Jacqueline, Cavan, were Saturday visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. Murray Martin and family. On Sunday evening, Hazel enjoyed the musical treat, The Desert Song, presented by the Osbawa Choral Society at Eastçlale Collegiate. Former Newcastle friends in the production are Jack Allun, as Captain Paul Fontaine, and bis wife Velda. Miss Carol Wight, Bowmanville, appear- ed as Edith and Mrs. Dorothy Payne is pianist. This musical is playing again April 21-23rd. Easter week visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were' Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch, Kars and Mrs. Emma Petch, Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mat- tbews, Fergus, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Volunteer canvassers for the Canadian Cancer Society are busy this month. t is belpful if you are ready to receive tbem. Mrs. Marjorie Pascoe enter- tained tbe ladies of the Euchre Club last week.. Miss Cathy Howes, Simcoe, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs.. George Buckley and Tom. Attending the annual meet- ing of the Women's Institute at the home of Mrs. Melville Jones, Newtonville, were Mrs. May Burley, Mrs. Rachel Dennis, Mrs. Gladys Wood, Mrs. Gladys Brown,, Mrs. Bessie Stephenson, Mrs. Mar- jorie Pascoe, Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mrs. Ellen Dux- bury, Mrs. Mabel Wood and 'Mrs. Madeline Buckley. 1Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pearce and Telephone 987-4201 Kevin and Mrs. May Scott, Bowmanville enjoyed the Lions Pancake Day at Mill- brook Sunday afternoon and returned to the Rick Pearce's for Sunday evening dinner. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. Harve Bonathon wbo bave spent the winter in Lakeland, Florida. Mr. and Mrs.,Neil Britton and family, Belleville visited on Sunday witb bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Britton. 'Mrs. Ethel McDonald, Cal- gary, Aberta is spending a week witb her sister, Mrs. Rene Roberts. Mrs. Rose Osborne has returned from visiting ber daugbter and son-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hockin, London. Mr. William Storks is in Winnipeg attending the Gene- rai Meeting of the Hudson's Bay Company. Miss Candy Storks attended the Sunday night hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens and was disappointed with the final score. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George Grabam (nee Rose Henning)- who cele- brate their 48tb wedding anniversary next montb. Birtbday greetings to Tracy Embiey and Mrs. Ina Whit- ney. Mr. and Mrs., Wilfred Wood visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Felgate and family, Unionville, and at- tended the Ice Carnival tbere. Mrs. Diane Whiteford, Se- cretary of the lst Ladies Auxiliary for Scouts and Cubs reports that the Garage and Hot Dog Sale held on Saturday was a great success. To al who participated and donated, the ladies are very grateful. SMiss Dorrene Powell, Lake Shore, enjoyed tbe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter, Sharman and Glenn, Asbburn. On Saturday night, ber pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Alidred arrived there on their return from wintering in Florida. A very successful sale was heid at the Robin Alldred Farm, Lake Shore, last Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. RaiphMurray and Colleen, Frankford spent the weekend withher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Artbur Bedwin, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burley, Port, Hope, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Perrin and M\r. and Mrs. John Scott attended the Masonic Ladies Night at Orono on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Wood- ham, Scarborough were Tues- day evening visitors with Mr. on anew BULOV duringocur ~4oojiett'~ ~eLA)eQQe/L~ ~td. 29 King St. East 623-5747 and Mrs. Robin Alldred, Lake Shore. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Powell, Lake Shore who celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary this Wednesday. Miss Ada Pascoe, Missis- sauga, entertained 35 mem- bers of the Pascoe family to a dinner at the Flying Dutcb- man, Bowmanville, on Sat. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and family and Mr. and Mrs. David Rickard and family were among those who attended. Lionettes Meeting The Newcastle Lionettes met at the home of Mrs. Irene, Cunningham 'on Thursday evening, April l4th. Lionette President Kathleen Stephen- son welcomed 15 members and one guest. During the business period. the president informed the members that Memorial Hospital received an acupunctoscape machine for the therapy department whicb the Club are purchasing for them. The booth for the upcoming Lions Carnival was discussed. It was decided to have a draw on two lawn chairs this year. The program committee conducted a game wbicb was enjoyed by ail. ,Lions News Several members of the Newcastle Lions Club attend- ed the Mini Convention for District A3 la Peterborough last weekend, when President Everett Jenkins was elected Zone Chairman for District 10 South. Attending for the week- end were President Ev. and June Jenkins, Harold and Shirley Nicholson, Stan and Kathleen Powell, PDG Bren- ton and Jean Ricard, Del and Elva Moore, Howard and Kaye Quinney, Alfred and Vicki Gray, Frank and Eva Hoar and Zone Chairman Edmund Majer. Saturday evening attendants were George and Lana Rickard, Murray and Audrey Walton, Dave and Betty Adams, Mau- rice Pedwell and Harold Gibson. UCW Meeting Unit Three of the UCW met at the home of Mrs. Betty Adams. Tbe Devotional was based o n the Lord's Supper, a resume of the life of the Disciples. During the social hour, Easter bats were made. Unit one of the U.C.W. met in the Board Room on Monday evening April il witb eigbt members present. During the sboft business period, Mrs. Narda Hoogkamp reported on the Good Friday visit to Beau Villa Rest Home. Plans for the upcoming hockey banquet were discussed. The theme of the worship was Joy at Eastertime, wbich was taken by Mrs. Ruth Perrin and Mrs. Kay Powell witb Mrs. Marjor- le Paterson playing for the Hymns. Mrs. Ann Spivey- told about the celebration of Easter on tbe Gilbert Islands. While lunch was being readied, Mrs. Kay Powell conducted a flower contest won by Mrs. Narda Hoog- kamp. Tbe meeting was closed witb the Mizpah Bene- diction. Anglican Churcb News On Sunday, April 17tb, Rev. Grant Schwartz, Whitby, con- ducted the services at St. George's Anglican Churcb. The Fellowship Club met at the Parish Hall on Sunday evening with Ron and Betty Locke, convenors. Last minute plans for the beef supper in April were made. Tbere will be tbree sittings at 4:30 p.m. 5:30 and 6:30. A dlean-up bee for the l3ectory grounds is planned forSaturday, April 23rd. Memfbers of tbe A.C.W. are attefiding the Deanery Meet- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvîlle, April'20, 1977 5 Damage Estimate -Togtal $6, 700 After Garage Fire Damage was estimated at close to $1,000 fol- lowing a garage fire between Newcastle and Newtonville, Friday evening. Town of Newcastle fire chief Jim Hayman said the fire broke out at a garage owned by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chamberlain. The building was the former Star Lunch Counter on Highway Two. Tools, furniture, ing on Wednesday lna'Port Hope. United Cburcb News Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Cburcb on Sunday, April l7tb. The congregation enjoyed the singing of Ô Master Let me Walk with Thee by the Glenn Allin family, Glenn, Jean, Shirley and Nancy. For the children, Rev. David Spivey sbowed tbem the picture. The Ligbt of the World. The sermon titled, Is Vours an Easter Faith? asked if the Power and Joy of the Risen Christ abides in our lives. New eiders, Mrs. Margaret Rudman and Miss Nancy Allin were inducted. Mrs. Mary Waterbury was received as a new member and was pre- sented witb a Good News Bible. Flowers in tbe cburcb were ln memory of Mrs. Dorothy Fireplnoe Plui 26" Cast Iron Franklr including screen Cast Iron Parour St ov wOlh chlrome trim and sereen Oit Lamps 25% off in stock Firepace Accessories 20% off n stock as marked Barbecues 50% off Charcoal Smoke N Pit lectric Char-B-Que OTHER IN STORE SPECIALS Some items available inliîmted quart CASH AND CARRY Chargex and Master Charge accept& Sale ends April 30, 1977 The Fireplaoe Plus and a trailer stored inside the garage sustained damage estimated at $3,200. Damage to the building was estimated at $3,500 and Chief Hayman said that rafters plus the roof would have to be replaced. The fire chief said that the fire could possibly have resulted from a spark from a rubbish barrel burning near the garage. Collinson, wbose funeral was Flintoff 272, B. Stapleton 208, Saturday. G. Calder 203-227. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies 200 and Over E. Perrin 210-257-248, C. Martin 204, J. Stere 238-225, D. Mercer 229-243, S. Foster 246-236, D. Gregg 269, J. Miller 201, T. Langstaff 214-224, >J. Pollard 212, L. Langstaff 242-205, A. Langstaff 204, E. Wright 213, R. Coucb 200-245, G. Henry 233, M. Burley 201, V. Watson 206, A. Buckiey 237, M. Wade 298, B., Petberick 313-244, L. Crockett 218. Me~n 200 and Over H. Dixon 204, G. Watson 203, J. Forrester 225-215, B. Lewis 208-218, L. Taylor 218-218, T. Embley 246-209-216, S. Glan- ville 239, S. Powell 216-202-295, B. Farrow 209-219-240, M. Henry 209, G. Kimbali 219, W. Heatilator Fi repace Centre 900 Hopkins St. at Burns Whitby 668-3192 Tbursday Mixed 200 and Over B. Glanville 22-203-229, E. Stephens 248-228, Bob Forget 256, F. Lewis 230, B. Forget 203, R. Forget 211-274, A. Corvers 254, W. Forget 221, M. Lewis 249, J. Ritebie 200, E. Glanville 221. Friday Mixed 200 and Over R. Good 250-210-287, G. Henry 227, B. Kentner 207, G. 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Bowmanville, Travel 6338 HA YD ON Mrs. Helen Werrv, Miss Louis MeKinnon, Islington, ivirs. b'tirley Werry, Miss Jean Werry and friend, Malton, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Ronald and Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Cowling, Salem visited Mrs. Irene Tabb, Lily and James on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones called on Mr. and Mrs, Ilarrv Degeer and boys, Blackstock, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin were Sunday'evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewins. 1Mrs. Mildred Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin and Paul, visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson and Billie, Port Hope. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts returned home on Thursday from Florida having spent a couple of weeks with Mrs. Potts' brother, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Martin.. Robert Read, Bowmanville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Meta Read. OBI1TUAr ÀRYl DOROTHY COLLISON The death occurred of Dorothy Collison, aged 61, on Thursday, April l4th, 1977 in Memorial Hospital, Bowmnan- ville. The former Dorothy Wood- cock, she was the wife of Harry Collison and a resident at R.R. 2, Newcastle. Surviving are hér husband, Harry, sons, Paul of New- castle and Ron of Oshawa and a daugbter Marlene of Bow- manville. Reverend David,,Spivey, Newcastle, officiated at the services held on Saturday, at the Morris Funerai Chapel, Mrs. Albert Cole presided at the organ. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery.