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12 The Canadian Statesman, BowmanvileNovember 1, 1978 EditoýrL4 Hazel and Jack Cragoý 1Congratulations to Mrs. Ai- bert Naylor the lucky winner of the handmade quilt draw at Sonya on Sat., Oct. 28. - Mrs. Mary Mott, Belleville, ast week accompanied Mrs. Harvey Bonathon to Phoenix, Arizona, where~ they are visiting the Gien Kirk family. Birtbday greetings to Greg Wade, Marilyn Walton, Stan- ley Powell, James Murray and Margery Freethy. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce accompanied by Mrs. Ollie Richards, Oshawa, visited on Sunday with Mrs. May Scott, Brampton. The Pearce's then enjoyed a Halhow'en party at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Waton, Brampton. Also attending this gala affaîr were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pearce, Kevin and Trisha, Mr. Larry Pearce, Michael and Jeffrey and, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pearce, Viki and Kirk, Beth- any. 1The members of the New- castle Lions Club had a busy time last week, Bingo on Tuesday, regular meeting on Wednesday and a Hallowe'en dance at the Community Hall on Saturday night. SVisiting on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mr. Harold Powell, Toronto, Miss Judith Powell, Stayner and Miss Barbara Bowman, Sarnia. A group of ladies accom- panied Mrs. Gladys Wood to Ebenezer Cburch Turkey Sup- per on Saturday evening and enjoyed a social evening at ber home after the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Win- sor, Kingston visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. The gentle- men attended tbe 23rd Battery Amoury Reunion in Hamilton on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright enjoyed the weekend with bis brother and sister-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright, Whtefish Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade visited on Thursday with ber brother-in-law, Mr. Harve Holman, wbo is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Peter- borough. Mrs. Kathleen'Kimbaîl ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimbaîl, Port Granby, to Oshawa on Sunday where they enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bright, David and Kimberley. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Tousignant, Sydenham were Wednesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mrs. Gladys Brown is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Patients in Oshawa General Hospital include Miss Flossie Graham», Mr. William Lake p ~.i. £UJUW UE b e peub eut Sr., and Mrs. Ruth Perrin, Cowanville. Sunday visitors with Mr. and -Mrs. Alec Martin and Greg were Mr. Tom Martin,, Bowmanvilhe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin, Newtonvilhe and Mr. and Mrs. Ahex Foldeak, Hamilton. Birthday visitors with Mrs. Samuel Powell, Lake Shore, inchuded Mrs. D. Coulter, Downsview, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sherman, Lisa and Donald, Beeton, Mr. -and Mrs. Jack Crago, the Ronald and Russell Powelh's, Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn and grandchîld, Orono, were Sunday visitors with the Sam Powell's. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Han- cock, Bowmanviile, were Sun- day visitors witb bis sister Miss Louise Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited on Sunday witb ber aunt and unche Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tonkin, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jose and famihy, as is their annual custom, entertained. their apple harvesters and spouses to their usual sumptuous dinner on Friday evening. Mrs. May Burley and brotb- ers Arthur and Lewis Clarke went to Carrying, Place last Tuesday. Mrs. Bessie Dean entertain- ed the ladies of the Eucbre Club iast Monday. Miss Cathy Scott and friend Miss Carol Lapp were Sunday supper guests with ber par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. The Ross Famihy of Cam- bridge were recent Sunday guests of Miss Marjorie CIe- mence and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mcmn- tosh, Stirling, are visiting with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Mr. and Mrs. John: Stutt, Don Mihîs and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stutt, Oshawa were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred visited iast Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Woodhams, Scarborougb, and witb Mrs. Audrey Waiker who is a patient in a Toronto Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Harvey, Hagerville, were weekenid guests of Mrs. George Allun. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade attended the Anniversary Ser- vice at Newtonville United Churcb on Sunday and were guests of Mrs. Leona Lane. Mrs. Mary Lycett,, Port Hope, visited on Sunday with ber mother, Mrs. Bessie Dean. Many Newcastle natives enjoyed the CBC presentation of the Masseys: Chronicles of a Canadian Family last Sun- day and Monday evenings. The Massey factory site is now the J. A. Smith Co. and the Massey home is now the Smith Co. office. We see the sign Henrietta's jewellery, anti- ques and paintings on the next building wbere Mrs. Jacque- Telephone 987-4201 uine Cooper will soon be opening ber store., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey and son, Calvin, Ennismore, spent a couple of days last week witb her sister Gladys, Hooey and with ber mother' Gladys Pacey. On Thursday morning the Storey's heft early as they were en route to Arizona where they wil spend the next six months in their mobile home. Mrs. Pauline Storks and Candy attended the f unerals of Mrs. Gerda Desmedt and daughter on Monday, Oct. 30. Horticultural Society Mrs. Margery Freetby, Pre- sident of the Newcastle Horti- cultural Society, informs us that the faîl plantings at Sunset Park, the Town Hall and Cenotaph, the flagpoles and cemeteries have been completed. It took much planning but there was a good group of helpers. Thanks to al those willing workers we look forward to the spring show of color. The Port Hope Society invites ail fellow gardeners to bear Ken Reves CBC radio noon's, plants man of the airways at Dr. Power School at 8 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 6th, in Port Hope., Anglican Church News Christian Roderick, son of Melanie and Dr. Rod McAr- thur, was baptised at the 11: 15 arn. service on Sunday, Oct. 29, 1978. Brian and Karen ,Thompson and Sam and Kathy Cureatz were god-parents. The sermon deait with the fact that our Christian citizen- ship is in contrast to our earthly citizenship. Our great- er commitment is to Christ and His Kingdom. So we must be willing to give up ail things. The Eucharist was an alter- nate service that works in very well with Baptisms. The choir sang the Anthem, For Ail the Saints. The flowers on the altar were given in memory of Mrs. D. B. Simpson by her daughter Molly Estaîl and by ber sister, Olive Thorne. In the Parish Hall on Sunday evening the Fellowship Club of St. George's Anglican Church bad an old-fashioned Hallo- we'en party, ending with the Devotional for Ahl Saints' Day. Reverend Allan and Grace Haldenby were conveners. Prize winners were Betty Locke, Warren Tait, Mary Stewart Clarke, Philip Hay- man and a team led by Mary Garrod. Jenny Park sang a solo, I sing a song of the Saints of God. Warren, and Marg Tait are in charge of the meeting for Nov. 19. The Servers came to a Corporate Communion at 8:30 followed by breakfast and a short meeting. The schedules for November and December were drawn up. The Young People had a Bible Study at 10 and a handicraft meeting at night. Newcastle United Church News On Monday evening, Oct. 24, the general meeting of the U.C.W. was held in the Sunday School Hall, with a good attendance, mncluding visitors from surrounding churches. President Eîleen Allun wei- comed ahl and called on Mrs. Annabelle Rickard who pre- sented the workshop service, ass isted by Mrs. George Allin. Mrs. Marion Allin was pianist for the evening and Mrs. Joan Gosckl rendered a solo. Annabelle's meditations compared our lives to our changing seasons, President Eileen Allin then introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Char- les Kitney, Cannington, who spoke of bis missioniary work in Trinidad. His slde present- ation included pictures of homes of rich and poor, schools, flowers, trees, coffee and banana growing, a good ail-round selection. 0f interest was Rev. Kit- ney's wife's work teaching the children to play the piano. Mrs. Marilyn Martin gr'a- ciously thanked the speaker. A delicious lunch was served. On Sundaý, Oct. 29, the little cbildren passed around their UNICEF boxes as their Hal- lowe'en gesture. Rev. David Spivey's sermon, A Closer Look at Barnabas, dealt with the generosity and encourage- ment and bis leading abilities. The prayer -for the week 15, Lord, may the witness of your saints of generations past be a constant inspiration to me, and an encouragement in my own witness to the Faith. Tickets are still available for the Turkey Supper on Nov. il and Anniversary Sunday is November 12. The Thursday afternoon group of the U.C.W. meet this week at 2:30 and each lady is to bring a recipe. The members of the Hi-C held their Hallowe'en Party on Sunday evening. The younger members of the Tadpoles enjoyed their party last Thurs- day. Newcastle Community Bowling Youth - 125 and Over K. Rudman 125, S. Oke 126, B. Knapp 130, M. Malette 136, R. Wannamaker 141, C. Mc- Luhan 130, B. J. Cox 128-125, R. Cox 130, P. Wilhems 163-165, D. Chard 153-134, P. Knapp 201, J. Hutchison 131, K., Martin 141, G. Couvier 157, P. Johnson 131, S. Webb 139, J. Graham 182, K. O'Boyle 224-143, W. Couch 155, S. Stere 128, A. Stere 140-159, T. Brady 146, T. Gregg 136, T. Oke 186-218, M. Northen 147, J. Beales 134, S. Crockett 130, B. Crockett 173-126. 200 and'Over S. Foster 202, D. Mercer 238-222, H. Couroux 219, N. Prescott 204, M. Major 213-2«9 D. Kelly 211, E. 'Meadows 2W9, I. Brown 228, T. Langstaff 211-211, C. Langstaff 220, M. Pierik 212-267. I. Fanis 238,7 B. Bicknell 270, W. Flîntoff 226-263-247, G. Murphy 207, T. Embley 235, Rl. Loseley 230-254, J. Graham 205, J. Glendenning 203, B. Farrow 230-220-242, K. Cowl- ing 310-226-233, M. Henry 203-208, D. Brown 218, J. Clapdorp 245-210, B. Lewis 223. B. Forget 239, B. Glanville 255-219, R. Worr '216, J. Forget 206-200-209, F. Forget 223-318, E. Stephens 206, G. Dunlop 204, Bob Forget 205-206, K. Southern 221, G. Forget 202- 211, J. Worr 209, W. Forget 217, M. Lewis 203, R. Forget 231. T. Osmond 286, R. Golod 277-266-274, N. Hoogkamp 200, V. Gray 245, M. Heniry 293, L. Wiliems 201, R . Pearce 220- 206, M. Pearce 232, E. Keller 236, A. Pearce 239, S. Webb 200, T. Embley 225-215, E. Embley 229, H. M. Munro 202, N. Madili 229, R. Burley 2i4, M. Burley 207-220, T. Sluy- mers 226, L. Pearce 236-265- 210, H. Nickolson 253. TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE VOTERS 0F WRD 111 ELECT ITn H D. BRR To Be Your Local Councillor Voie 1o Re-elect hlan J. Werry Trustee Ward 1 (form'er Daringion Township) Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education * 8 years a Trustee of the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education * 8 years a member of Teacher Negotiating Committee * During past eight years, served on: " Early Sohool Leaving Committee " Safety in Sohools Committee " Non-Teaching Committee One of the main issues confronting our board today, is cost and quality of edujcation ... two very conflicting issues. 1 wiII try to keep cos donwhle naitaiinghigh quality education for our students. I wvould like to see more community use of schools. 1 make no promises other than do my besi for the parents and students within our board as 1 have tried to do the past eight years. Vote to Re-elect AI Werry on Nov. l3th IWerory Al2Ian.xi