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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 28, 1978 Edit ors: Hazeli Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chiswell, Cambridge, and with tbem attended the- reception at Aylmer for Mrs. Helen Spicer, President of the Rebekah Assembly. Mrs. Gladys Wood enter- tained the ladies of the Euchre. Club last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott and Jachyn, Glendale, California visited ast week with is family, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Cindy. Miss Catby Scott, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott, Lorraine and Justin, Little Bitain, also came to visit. Mr. Ah Mountford and Mr. Bihl Ferguson ohd friends with whomn Bill worked at CBC Toronto, ahso came along for a visit. Birtbday greetings to Donna RoweHerbie Paeden, Albert Pearce, Chenyl Martin. Belated greetings to Bill Wade. Congratulations to Mn. and Mrs. Lorne Johnson on their 27th wedding anniversary and to Mr. and Mrs. Murray Martin on thein l5th. Mrs. Florence Cryderman, Newmarket, spent a weekend recenthy witb Mrs. Louise Jose. Miss Laverne Orchard Enniskillen, is a bouse guest of Miss Irene Rinch. Sympatby is extended to Mrs. Sadie Landry and famîly on the death of ber brother, Mr. Walter Germaine, Chipman, New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. James Dean, Wiie tlt j and JIack Urago Halifax, Nova Scotia, are visiting relatives in the area, among them bis mother, Mrs. Bessie Dean. After the christening of Ailan McKenzie ast Sunday, grandparents Wylma and Stan Alin entertained famihy and friends to dinner. t was also the first birthday celebration for granddaughter Heather Malcolm, Nestieton. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin and their families Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Martin and cildren, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Martin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bowen and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boundy, Port Hope, attended the 6th anniversary neception of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Myers at Richmond Hill Lions Centre on Sunday, June 25tb. May we extend our congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scarbo, Kasho, British Columbia visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley and were given a sightseeing tour of Toronto. The Newcastle Senior Ctizens enjoyed their annual picnic at Darlington Park on Tbunsday, June 22nd. About thirty-foun members enjoyed the fun and food on such a fine day. On Saturday evening, June 24th at Bowmanville Legion Hall, about one hundred and thinty-five relatives and friends attended the twenty- fiftb wedding anniversany party in honour of Mn. and Mrs. Win Collier (nee Bette Gray). Along with local celebrants, were friends from Meaford, Toronto, Oshawa and Port Hope who presented the bride and groom with several gifts, card tabhe and chairs and patio furnitune. Best wishes, Bette and Win! On Sunday, June 25, at the home of Bette and Win Collier, a miscellaneous shower was held in honour of Miss Leah Waite, Meaford. On Wednesday, June 21, Mrs. Bertha Touchburn, Orono and Mrs. Madeleine Buckley attended a garden party in Oshawa in honour of those who were teaching in 1918. Mrs. Gertie Stapleton, Bowmanvilhe, was one of those nine teachers honouned. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnson enjoyed the weekend at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, ceebrating their wedding anniversary and enjoying Tom Jones at the O'Keefe Centre, with members of their famihy. Mn. and Mrs. Brian Rumbles, Norwood, Mr. Brent' Rumbles and Mr. Gary Johnson were Sunday visitors at the Johnson's. Mrs, Florence F'erguson and Mrs. Rachel Dennis visited Saturday nigbt with Mrs. Dennis' brother, Mr. Jimmy Taylor, Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pollard and family were Sunday evening supper guests with gnandmother, Mrs. Rachel Dennis. Mn. Kim Storks returned ast Monday from a week's holiday in Jamaica. Mr. William Storks bas been Another $5,OOfor Newcastle Arena on a western business trip, visiting Saskatoon, Regina and Vancouver. Mrs. Pauline Storks, Miss Gwen Fox, Mrs. Carolyn Garnod, Miss Candy Stonks and Mrs. Alice Hooey enjoyed Sunday dinner at Mohawk Raceway. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown and Mrs. Neal, Orono, were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. William Lake's, Sr. The Newcastle Lionettes met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Pauline Storks. Twenty-two were present for the-barbecue and pool party. Money from this will be donated to the Arena Fund. Telephone 987-4201 ÀO The business period included plans for the upcoming carnival wben the Lionettes will be having a booth and selling tickets on padded lawn chairs. Mr. Walter Dowe, Kamloops, B.C. visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.- William Caîl, also supper guest Janet McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Page, Hampton, dropped in for a visit in the aftennoon. Mr. Crookail, Sr., who bas been a resident of Strathaven passed away recently. Sympatby is extended to family and friends. Mrs. Garry McGee, Peter- borough, former facher for 2 years at Newcastle Public School had a nice visit with Miss Marjorie Clemence and attended the retirement tea for Mrs. Helen Nesbitt on Thursday afternoon. on Sunday, June 25th, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster attended the retirement tea celebrated by Mrs. Minnie Boughen at her home on the Dale Road. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Martin and Tom attended Mrs. Boughen's tea in the. evening. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cooper (nee Rosemary Tisnovsky) who were married in Our Lady of Mercy Church, Port Hope, on Saturday, June 24, 1978. The reception followed in the Newcastle Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brenton Rickard attended the Port Hope Lions' Installation on Saturday night., On Tuesday, January 20, Marilyn and Alec Martin were among the guest ministers and Presbytery Executives and their spouses wbo were entertained at the Stephen Saywell cottage at Caesarea. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Woodhams were Monday evening guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa and Mrs. A. Wright, who will soon be returning to Scotland, were Tuesday evening visitors with the Alldred's. Many picriics were held in Orono Park on, Sunday. About 65 Martin family members beld their reuniora. The McCullough family was enjoying a ball game. The Soutbern Ridge CB members were having a good time. The Parish Picnic of the Anglican Church was very well attended. Friends of the Helmer family, Lancaster, were greatly shocked on Monday nîght, June 19, to hear the sad news of Bill's death. The sympathy of the village is extended to wife Debbie and childr en Angie, Lori and Jamie. They bad made many friends during Constable Helmer's years on the Newcastle OPP force, and many attended the funeral in Lancaster on Thursday. At Newcastle Public School on Thursday afternoon and evening, June 23, 1978, former students, associate teachers and friends attended a retire- ment tea in honour of Mrs. Helen Nesbitt. Mrs. Nesbitt was the recipient of several lovely gifts, in appreciation of ber many years of service. Mr. Glenn Allin and Mrs. Gladys Brown are patients in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. Mr. Ivor Brawley remains a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Milton, Ottawa, spent the weekend' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson and witb the family -attended the Cooper-Tisnovsky wedding in Port Hope on Saturday, June 24th. Rev. David Spivey accompanied Rev, Don Tansley and Rev. Chas Newton, Osbawa, to Kirkridge Chrstian Centre, Pennsylvanîa, where they attended a Preaching and Worsbip Seminar hast week. Anglican Church News Rev. and Mrs. Allan Haldenby went to Echo Bay, Ontario, for the Centennial celebrations of St. George's Anglican Church in Echo Bay on June 23rd. He took greetings from St. George's Newcastle and preached a sermon recalling many of the happenings in this bis home Parish. The Indian Parisb of Garden River near Sault Ste. Marie bad its first missionary in 1832 and was the Mother Parisb of Sault Ste. Marie and Echo Bay. About the samne time, regular work began in the Newcastle, Bowmanvihle area. Tbey were all in the same Diocese at that time. On Sunday, June 25th the people of St. George's and St. Saviour's combined for a picnic at Orono Park. As this was in the Octave of St. John Baptist Day, the Rector spoke about John Baptist gatbering pple at the River Jordan adthe picnic setting of those Sermons and the Sermons Jesus preached on the hilîs and by the Lake in the Holy . Land. Saint George's ACW wound up their meetings for the spring with a pot luck meal at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Lake, Sr., Lake Shore. Games and contests provided an enjoyable time in this lovely location. United Church News Morning worsbip in Newcastle United, Church on Sunday, June 25th included summer Comimunio n Service. Rev. David Spivey showed the children a New Testament whîcb he had received when he became a Canadian citizen recently. It made hlm proud to be a citizen of a nation which presents a Book of Love, hope and goodwill to its new citizens. His sermon, Resigna- tion or Faith, stressed that faith carnies us beyond anger and is a creative ongoing relation bringing new hope.. The Prayer for the week is, Lord, your love surrounds me, the whole of me in the whole of ife. May I know and dling to that assurance tbrough, the days abead. During July, the Newcastle congregation shares worship with the Orono Pastoral Charge. Next Sunday, June ~ 2nd, the service will be held at Kirby at 10 a.m. (Continued on Page 9) HOLIDýAYflr The arena fund for Newcastle Village moved another $5,O00 doser to its goal' with this big cheque from the Newcastle Lions Club. The Lions donated $5,000 to the arena Tuesday, June 20. This amount brings the Lions share of the arena contribution to $15,000. In this photo, Del Moore, president of the Newcastle Lions Club, presents the cheque to Joe Berney, co-chairman of the arena building committee. Fund raisers in Newcastle estimate that they now 'have $115,00 in donations. Another $70,000 is necessary to complete the community's share of contributions towards the arena project. Garbage which would norma lly be picked up on Moenday, JuIy 3, 1978, will be collected on the following day., Tuesday, July 4, 1978,, within the Municipal Collection Area of Bowmanville. J. Dunham, Director of Public Works, Town of Newcast le, HAMPTONr Ontario., Storage Shed (Not Exactly as shGwn) Perfect for gcien furniture, tools, sports equipment etc. Erect with'hand tools. Redwood coL)ur with white roof. Holiday sale ýrice $199,9 4 Long ~ j d Work Bench Rugged and easy-to-assemble Not exactly as shown, has pegboard tool back, aspenite top. 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