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Section T.wo The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 21, 1977 13, farewell party for ltev. Me- Intyre at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allan. About four-, teen frienids were in attend- ance and gifts were presented, along with the best wishes of aîl present. Rev. and Mrs. Aubrey Tizzard attended the Staff Banquet at the Nel-Gor Castie Nursing Home, on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Tizzard was presented with the "Nurse of the Vear," Plaque in recogni- tion of the outstanding per- formance of her nursing du.ties, during the year 1977. Congratulations! The Newtonville Women's Institute Christmas meeting was held at the home of Mrs. B. Stephenson on Wednesday, December 14, and President Amelia Lancaster opened with a reading on Christmas, followed by the Ode, and the Mary Stewart Collect. Secty. -Treas. Madeline Buckley read the report of last meeting, and -the financial statement duly accepted on motion, as read. Solina WLI. are holding a 75the~nniversary on, Janttary 14 and Vice Pres. Betnice Milligan and Secty,,.-Treas. Madeline Buckley are invîted to, attend, both having re- ceived tickets. A card of congratulations is to be sent from our Branch. Correspondence 'followed with varlous courses suggest- ed, 'A 4H Course", sponsored by the Dept. of Agriculture for girls 12 years and over. A motion was passed that Sharon Buttery and Cheryl Vardy take the above course January l9th and 20th in Bowmanville. Phone Queenie Fletcher for more inform- ation, 786-2616. A Senior Training School subject, "Personalize Your Pattern", will be1 held in February. The Roll Call"Teli a talent of the one next you" was answered by the 23 members and one visitor present. Varlous readings were given by May Burley, Madeline Buckley and Isabel Alin and Florence Ferguson acted as Santa Claus, distrib- uting the exchange of gifts. Mfrs J. Hughes of 'Roomn at the Rear',' Port display at the recent Antique Sale at the Flying ilope, poses with some of the antiques she had on Dutchman. and Mrs. Ken Elaschuk Village ofEU~W George Rickard and childrer were home. Mfr. and Mrs. Rick Pearce, Pearce, Michael anid Jeffrey, present to enjoy the Christmas Miss Candy Storks, Scar IKevin and Tricia enitertained and parents, Mr. and' Mrs. programme. Mrs. Florence borough, was home for th( Iýs, family to dinnTier on Albert Pearce. Ferguson took over the duties weekend. Sýnday. Iný attendance were The Women's Institute met of, Santa Claus for the ex- The Newcastle Lionette, Mr. and Mrs. an Pearce,, on Wednesday, December 14, change of Christmas gifts. cancelled their 'Christmac Viki and Kirk, Bethiany, Mr. at the home of Mrs. Bessie Mr. and Mrs. Brian'Rum- Carolling on Sunday evening and Mrs. Ted Wa-iton, Bramp- Stephenson with twenty-three hies, Norwood, spent the MisJaette Waga-- ton, Mr. and Mrs._ Larry members and one visitor weekend with her parents, Mr. Western University, Londoi and Mrs. borne .Johnson and Gary. Mr. and Mrs. George Kim- bail enjoyed Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Meville Samis, Port Hope. Giad to report that Mr. David Gray is home from Memoriai Hospital, Bowman- ville. Mrs. Stella Eiiott, Miii- brook, was a Thursday even- ing visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Afred Graham. Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Rickard entertained the famiiy to dinner on Sunday evening. Mr. ie s )n and MUr. Bill Wagar, Me- Master University, Hamilton, are. home for the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cunningham returned home Thursday from a two-week holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Tuson, Pinelas Park, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade spent ast Monday in Spring- field attending the Arks Lodge annual Christmas party. On Tuesday the Wade's were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga. On Monday evening, December 12, sixteen nurses of the Bowmanville Area Nurses' Association enjoyed a lovely dinner at the Heritage House, Bowmanville followed by a social evening at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Werry. THE TALISMAN EMPORIUM (Eat at Sandy's Snacker Barrel) a? Hwy. 115 and North St., Newcastle NOW OPEN Every Saturday and Sunday 10Oa.m. -5 p.m. Sandy Wallace of Port Hope brought these antique furniture items to the sale. On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott entertained some of her famiiy to dinner. Present were Mrs. Ada Car- son and Wilson, Newtonviile, Mr. and Mrs. George Carson, Orono, and Mr. and Mrs.Bart MacNeili, Dean and Marilyn, Oshawa. We extend sympathy to relatives and f riends of Mr. Russell McNeil, Oshawa, who passed away on Sunday, December l8th. The Newcastle Public Util- ities Commission and Staff enjoyed dinner at the Forum on Saturday evening and returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Afred Gray for an evenling of cards. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Naylor, Tina and twins Robert and Stanley, Kingston, visited on the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abert Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. William Lake Sr. entertained their family to Christmas dinner on Sunday, December 18. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Don Lake and family and Don Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Lake Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lake and famiiy and Mr. Babb. NE WTON VILLE Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, whose l9th wedding anniversary was ceiebrated last Monday. on Tuesday, Mrs. Lena Clysdale was a dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. George Kimnbali of Newcastle as was aiso, Mrs. Lena Grahan, the occasion being the birthdays of the latter, and her brother George, brother Jack Kimbal had his birthday celebration on Saturday, December l7th. Our felicitations to ail three! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ton drove back to Lakehurst, Wednesday afternoon, to a MJOOUS HOLIDAY GREETINOS There's no place like home foýr the holidays! May you and your family enjoy a brîght and nierry yuletide! The Village Gift Shoppe Newcastle 987-5253 *l A We hope that Santa Claus is as good to you as you have been ta, us. We would like tQ thcnk you for your patronage and wish you a very Merry Christmas! Newcastle tumber Ltd, Box 99, Newcastle, Ont. Best Wishes of the Sholiday season to ail Sof our loyal frienids Sand pa trons. S Claude adJean of SClaude Harness SSepic Tank formerly Bert Tompkins) Newtonville - 786-2552 A Merry Christmas YÀ to ail of our friends. We want to wish ail of our fine customers a happy holiday season and we hope that you will drive carefuilly for a safe holiday season. Eastmaon's Guif ' Newcastle Brooks Cu,#stom Screens Cornes in Black, Swedish Hammered Brass, Harnmered'Copper S51, and Solid Polished Brass PRICED'BY SIZE (up to 48"") ~ * See thernin our upstai1rs i ~ ;~I$~; Y Take home a form and I ~'~fif11 out your dimensions. Bring them back and pick a screen of your choice. (AI low two days after ordering)- ALSO AVAILABLE Grates, Tools, Log Holders, Paper Log Rollers, Bellows, Franklin Fireplaces, Thermogrates and Insulated Black Pipes. (IN OUR UPSTAIRS SHOWROOM) NEWCASTLE CEMENT BLOCK Co. Ltd. Highway 2 amNewcastle Phono 987-4444 ."Happy holidays to ail our customers! Think ~.S~~iV of us ut thils time of year and all year round! Papa 's Pizza Restauran't 27 King St. E. Newcastle eevwWe know that ail of~ ÎI Mour patrons will .... ....enjoy a happy holiday season. We are happy tosertie tjuem at . thtanytime and hope thtthey wilI continue to enîoy doing j business with us. Frank Hoar and Staff Newcastle LGaCragçe m