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6The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvi.lle, March 1, 1978 Section Two preached on the Confliet Against Treachery. The Prayer for the week is: Help me to know the joyful, liberating power of your gift of forgiveness, O God. Help me to forgive as 1 have been forgiven. Amen. Wednesday mornings, Lenten Bible Study is enjoyed at the Manse from 10 to il -oclock. A, World Day of Prayer Service will be held at St. George's Anglican Church at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 3rd. On Sunday, March 5, Rev. William Patterson will preach at the marningservice. In the evening at 7:30 p.m. a slide presentation of Christian Caring in India will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Patterson. At their regular Hi-C meeting the members were planning for their Palm Sunday Service and Pot Luck dinner on March 19. Newcastle Community -Bowling Youth 125 and Over J. Page 128, B. Shetier 148, S. Crockett 142, M. Malette 168-154, K. Rudman 180, J. Osborne 136, W. Couch 161-150, P. Hole 134, M. Biersteker 125, K. O'Boyle 129-171, S. Stere 155-143, A. Stere 148-159, T. ~~EWEU0 lti Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Tlpoe9740 Sluymers 131, J. Burns 140- 199, T. Abbott 143, R. Pierik 129, D. Osborne 137, N. Lake 144, K. Martin 149, C. McLuhan 133, A. Rowe 138-133, W. Luke 127, S, Robinson 128, J. Wind 163, S. Reicheld 139, P. Johnson .126-175, S. Webb 132-175, K. Jenkins 175-206, M. Tufford 126-141, J. Walker 185-199, L. Wind 131, D. Burns 195-178, P. Bromley 128, G. Martin 134, P. Willems 128, T. Oke 150-184, K. Gilmer 157-184, D. Chard 144-169. Ladies 200 and Over D. Mercer 219, D. Neal 200-208, H. Couroux 203-211, K. Mercer 227, E. Perrin 218, B. Major 220-209, V. Watson 202, M. Major 210-216, B. Petherick 201, J. Jones 219, M. Pierik 206, J. Holmes 232, M. Garrod 204, E. Meadows 232. Men K. Cowling 228, M. Henry 221, G. Kimbaîl 249, I. Paris 222-212, P. Gardner 229, W. Flintoff 256, G. Calder 234, S. Powell 211-220, B. Forget 233, J. Schultz 201, T. Embley 258, J. Graham 220-209, E. Taylor 203-262, J. Clapdorp 220, B. Lewis 243. Thursday Mixed J. Forget 234-229, Bob Forget 224, M. Lewis 233, G. Farget 217, E. Stephens,,246, M. Henry 221, B. Forget 245, J. Ritchie 231, L. Schmid 246, J. Ritchie 204, F. Forget 239-204, W. Forget 239-204, K. Southern 210-212-225. Honour Newcastle Couple Thomas and Alecia Spencer of Newcastle Village were the guests of honor last Saturday evening at the Kings Garden restaurant in Bowmanville. The event was a party in honor of their 45th wedding anniversary, which is coming Up on March 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer are pictured above with their son and daughter-in-law, Rolly and Elsie Spencer during the course of the evening. With so much illness and flu, the Newcastle Horticultural Society members are still optimistic about filling a -bus wîth passengers ta attend the Spring Flower and Garden Show at the Automotive Build- ing at Exhibition Place on Saturday, March 4th. 1 Miss Darothy Trenwith and Mrs. Douglas Cunningham, Toronto, formerly of Bowman- ville, have returned from thlree weeks in Rockport, Texas, wîhere they visited Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Symons, Mrs. Percy Gould, Bowman- ville, is also visiting the Symons' who are residents of Coîborne in Ontario's warmner seasons. Ram w-as prevalenit while Miss Trenwith was in Texas but the temperature was 72 degrees F when she lef t to came home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley spent last Monday, February 20, in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ormiston, Bowmanville were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt, Pontypool were Sunday visitors wîth her parents, the Powell's. Newcastle Lions held their regular meeting last Wednes- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Thursday overnight guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chiswell, Cambridge, and attended the 74th party of the Queen Rebekah Lodge there. Past District Governors of Lions District A3 and their wives enjoyed Saturday evening at the Heron Gate, Locust Hill. Mr. and Mrs. George Kimbaîl were recent Sunday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bowen, Orano. The ladies of the Euchre Club met at the home of Mrs. Ellen Duxbury last Tuesday. Mrs. Alice Quinney enjoyed Sunday dinner with Bill and June Sellers, Bawmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer and Lyn, Port Hope, were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wade, Oshawa, were Satur- day evening dinner guests of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aluin. Their entertainment of slides of their variaus trips and family pictures was much enjayed by the Allin's.' Birthday, greetings ta Howard Quinney, Joan NoÏton, Fran Rickard, Alma Farrow, Aif Garrod, Dorathy Visser, Albert Naylor, Grace Ton and Lisa Darling. On Saturday evening, February 25, Tom and Alecia Spencer were most pleasantly surprised when 40 of their family members gathered at the Kings Garden restaurant, Bowmanville, ta honour them on their upcoming 45th wedding anniversary an March lSth. On their arrival, the bridewa presented wîth a lovely cor-sage. After enjoying Chinese food, aIl returned ta the residence of their sonand daughter-in-law, Rowland and Elsie Spender where a money tree with $127 worth of branches was présented ta the happy couple. Bey and Don Lake, Bey and Ed Dawe, Scarboraugh, and Phil and CaroI Fox have returned from a week's holiday in Nassau.' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goheen and two sons, Jamie and Jeremy, Toronto, visited his mother, Mrs. R.W. Gaheen, on Friday and Satur- day. Friday was the celebxra- tion of Raymond's birthday. Friday evening card players who went ta Kendal from Newcastle included Rachel Dennis, Bill Morley, Florence Ferguson, Bessie Stephenson, May, Burley and Arthur Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary and Mr. and Mrs. David Rickard, Jeffrey and Janice, enjoyed the weekend at the Rickard's Cottage on Lake Kashagawigamag. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tomlin- son, Belleville, were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephenson. They alsa visitedMrs. May Burley and Mrs. Arthur Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, White, Bawmanville, were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson enjoyed a week's holiday in Santa Domingo. 1Mr. and Mrs. Merkley Burley and Danny Lovell, and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Burley Wingham, were Wednesday and Thursday visitors with their mother, Mrs. May Burley and uncle Arthur Clarke. Patients in hospital include Mr. Herman Schmid, Mrs. Nora Colwill, Mr. Frank Gray and Bill McCullough. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa, have returned from a motor trip and holiday in Florida. While there they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alldred, Lakeîand and Mr. and Mrs. ,Gordon Martin. They also enjoyed several days with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton, New Port Richey. Mrs. Evelyn Bungaard, Westport, spent last Tuesday and Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs. Dorothy Harmer on the occasion of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Newton, Hamilton, were weekend visitors with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Rab Scott, Lorraine and Justin, Maple Grave were Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster enjoyed the week- end at the Harbour Castle Hotel, attending the ORFEDA Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Misenier, Toronto,, visited an the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Irene Byers. Miss Christeen Selby. R.N., commences duties this month at Oshawa General Hospital. 1Since the Willsher's moved ta, their new Treasures n' Pasties Shop' the Newcastle Reporter is moving ta the former Village Gift Shoppe premises. Mrs. Melva Adams is opening up a new shop where the Reporter has been located, formerly Quinney's Barber Shop. We have heard rumours of other business changes on front street. Belated congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar who celebrated their 3th wedding anniversary recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lake and family' and Randy Lake were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Lake, Sr. Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Brown, Bowmanville, were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Lake, Sr. Orono District Credit Union Meeting On Monday, February 2th at the Newcastle United Church, about 80 members of the Orono District Credit Union enjoyed their annual meeting. After a roast beef dinner, for which Mr. Robert Allin extended a vote of thanks ta the UCW, Mr. William Kean introduced the head table guests. Mr. Alfred Perrin introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Lloyd Libke, who, with the aid of slides, gave an informa- tive address an his life in Tanzania, where he was a member of the security force gurigthe Willîamson Dîamond Mine. This was an open pit mine, praducing about 2000 carats per day. Mr. Angus Loucks thanked the speaker and presented him with a gift. Mr. Clarence Martin, Presi- dent, conducted the business meeting. Secretary Joan Sutcliffe read the minutes. Reports of the varioius committees were presented. Treasurer-Manager Leila Werry thanked the CIAG for the complimentary matches and jar openers. Voting on new officers was unnec.essary as ail were put in by acclamation. Mr. Alfred Perrin presented Robert Hancock with a scroll and book in appreciation of his work. Mrs. Hancock was presented with a pot of hyacinths. Door prizes, compliments of CIAG, Curvply, J.A. Smith Ca., Hollingshead and St. Mary's Cement were won by variaus attendants, Clarence Martin, Mr. Loucks, Dorothy Perfect, Jack- Moffatt, Sterling Mather, June Heard, Joan Sutcliffe, Mrs. Madill, Mr. Hubbard, Bill Gilbank and M. Hartwig. At the close of the meeting, Mr. William Kean expressed a vote of thanks ta President Clarence Martin. Anglican Church News The Altar Guîld of St. George's Church met at the home of Mrs. Jean Cochrane on Monday, February 2th. Mr. Wayne Linton and Rev. Allan Haldenby attended the meeting of the Deanery Council for Durham and Northumberland held at St. John's Church, Port Hope, on Tuesday evening. The Regioînal Dean, William Rainey, showed the film on Canterbury Cathedral which is narrated by Prince Charles. A splendid representation of Guides, Scouts, Brownies, Cubs, Beavers, Venturers, Rovers, Rangers and their, leaders attended the Service in St. George's at 11: 15 on Sunday. They are a credit ta the town and the movement. Thinking Day was February 22nd and commemorates the birthday of Lord Baden Powell wha with Lady Powell founded the movement. Rev. John Gardiner of St. Mark's, Port Hope, showed pictures of North Canoe on Sunday, evening ta the Sidesmen of St. George's and their families. Each summer he, takes groups of young people on canoe trips, follow- ing the aid fur trade routes. Trips are open toaail teenagers. United Church News For 'the third Sunday in Lent, Rev. David Spivey Weý Welcome trheý New Aî, VILLAflGE 0 F NEWCA S Ladies' -Sizes 7to 18 Evening $ 50 Dresses ...............$1 ,0 Reg. up to $49.95 (as long as stocks last) YaW-ý eiý a' King Street East Treasures f rom a round the worlId Craf ds and Craft Su'pplies >fdryour pastimesl 39 King St. East - Newcastle Best Wishes f rom Newcastle Garage' Frank Hoar, Prop. Your Dealer Cornp ete Dependable Service to all makes of cars. Telephone: Bus. 987-4210 or Res: 987-4266 King St. East - Newcastle Best Wishes for Success trorm Joanne Swadron Newcastle - 987-5083 representing 234 King St. E. F A N 1K Bowmanvillie REALTOR Telephone 623-3393 WOODEN SHOE ANTIQUES* Tuesday - Saturday 1 - 5 p.m. or By Chance THE RESIDENCE 0F MR. &MRS. MacDONALD 330CHURCH ST., BOX 488 N EWCASTLE Sincere Wishes for Success framn The James Puhlisbiug -YCo. Ltd. pulishersof Durha m CotitýY'S Weakly Newspaper SinCe 1S 4£ Newraote 3JbtpEunIt Serving the Area Municipal ity of Newcastle Best Wishes f rom Pat Gardner of County Roofingv &Sheet Metal] Co, Roofing, Eavestroughing, Ca ulking Emnergency Service Box 8, Newtonvil1le - Tel. 983-9677 the Management and Staff of Queeqwn's Hotel "Where Good Friends Meet" Tetephone 987-4684 Newcastle Yves and Marg Lamoureux, Proprietors Best Wishes for Success tram Aif Grnoiqy Transport 118 Beave'r Street South Newca stle AIf Gray -987-4567 Greg Gray - 987-4817 P;.C.V. C.D.F. A Big Weicome to the Village from PIZZA RESTAURANT CaIl 987-470911 27 King St. East - Newcastle 10%/ Off any Large Pizza with this coupon - Offer good during March, 1978- Ail the Best from 73 King St. West We offer a complete line of Ha rdwa re - Pai1nt Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 10O % Off Any Prhs Upon presenfation of this coupon O ffer exp ires March 31sf, 1978 FREEI Pick-up and Delivery of your Tractor for Service until March lth, 1978. R. R.'2, Newcastle 786-2423 786-2424 AIl1 the Best f rom Nvewcastle Block Co. Ltde P.O. Box 219 987-4444 Newcastle 15 Per Cent Discount on Insu Iated Chimneys Offer good March lst to l8th Bring in this advertîsement for 1FRKE E mROU@3N D! at SUPER SPECIAL! Phentex Z 3-Py-Reg.77c 5Oc 3.2ozf- NOW,ONLY....................... Bail, at A0' Newcastle I Best Wishes f rom Ceresdale Ferti1izer",, Limited P.O. Box 220 Area Code 416 Residence Bowmanville - 623-7150 Bewsle 981-71' Newcastle Specialty: Fertil izers on Prescription Guif Service E. E. Steeves, Prop. Repairs tô ail makes zm If of automobiles King St. E.-987-4033 Guilf Products Elmhurst HOtl King St. West Newcastle - Tel. 987-5808 Featuring: Weekend Entertainment- pancing Banquet and Wedding Facîlities Your Friendiy Becker 's Convenience Store Manager: E. Yott We're open 7 days a week 9:00 a.m.'until il p.m. King St. West- Newcastle. Best Wishes f rom the Management and Staff of Newcastle Lumber Limited Hom Your Local IH ardwareHomeHardware Store Building Supplies - Hardware Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Hand and Power Tools 361 King St. East- 987-4234 or 987-5050 t'Iwcste olf Course Iý Golf Course R Apri 1uîn o the l4tfl - ONCE ONLY - oad- 987-4851 or 987-4395 i I Monte Carlo -Night Harvey Belokafsky, a popular teacher at M. J. Hobbs Sehool, is, captured fulfilling one of his lifelong ambitions, as he deals at the blackjack table last Saturday night. The occasion was the third annual Men's and Womnen 's Teachers Federation Monte Carlo night at Newcastle Community Centre. Proceeds from the event go to the Heart Fund. Harvey by the way looked prof icient enough in the role to lead one to suspect hie had seen the, odd card or two in earlier years. )Yýae Busine mawrm 987-4422 Telephone 987-4201