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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 8.1978 Section Two Wins D & R Sports Tnrp Draw Prize Winners at Newcastle Hallowe'en Party Wedding Anniversary. Agai'n, our congratulations! Don't forget our Remem- brance Day Service at our Cenotaph at 10:45 arn. Also our U.C.W. Bazaar, in our church hall, Saturday from 2 - 4 p.m. Newtonville Women's Insti- tute will meet at the home of Mrs. Olive Henderson, on Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 2 p.m. Blackstock Wl.L. The November meeting of Blackstock Women's Institute met in the town hall Wed., Nov. 1 at 1 o'clock. After a dessert of apple or pumpkin pie and tea the meeting opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect with the President Mrs. Skelding in the chair. The Secretary Mrs. S. Van Camp read the minutes of the last meeting. She also read a suitable memorial and a two minute silence was observed for a deceased member, Mrs. Edna Van Camp. The 4-H achievement was announced to be held in Blackstock Nov. 25 and gifts were to be given to those with necessary achievements. The prizes this year for, High School Achievement to be given to the art class since home economics and shop are not taken. Mrs. Kristansen and Mrs. F. Hoskin have taken a short course in needie point and will teach a class to anyone in the United Church basement at 1 o' dock Nov. 7, 9, 15. The next W. 1. meeting will take the form of a Christmas party with a pot luck dinner at 12:30. The meeting will be one day earlier on account of the summary day of the needie class. Mrs. H. Martin is our delegate to the Convention. The roll cali, namne a teacher who influenced my life, was well answered by ail. Mrs. K. Samelis had charge of the program on Education and commented on the mo(to "The Best Board of Education is a shingle".': The District Presîdent Mrs. Bryant from Hampton was present and spoke on "Society Ignores Cry for Help fromr Prisons". Mrs. C. Adams had a quiz on things we should know about the W. I. which reminded us of how much we had forgotten. The singing of O Canada brought the meeting to a close. min is the symbol for minute h is the symnbol for hotmr km means kiometre m means metre cm means centimetre g means gram mL means millilitre L means litre mm means millimnetre. Prize winners at a party" held Monday, October 30, in the Newcastle Village Hall are shown here with two members of the Newcastle Lions Club. In the back row are Phil Hayman and Ron Locke, members of the Boy Scout Com Mittee for the Lions Club. The remainder of the group includes Scouts, Cubs and leaders who won prizes for costumes. Pat Ristich of Oshawa won D & R's ski trip draw last month. Bruce Colwell, owner of the store, presents Pat with her certificate for free ski lessons and tows at Mount Orforid, Quebec. NE WTNriLL Ghad to see Mr. and Mrs, Melville Jones home again, after their recept holiday trip to Europe and England, which was a very interesting one, by ah reports. Whihe in Germany, they had a pre-arranged dinner, with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bickle, well known in these parts. Several other friends were there, also, at the' "Holiday Inn", and after the meal, a piano was brought in, and Jean and Roy entertained everyone to a most enjoyable evening of old familiar songs, as well as some new ones. Mn. Jirn Adams was a visitor, last Wednesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Brodie, at Cornwall, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Brodie, return- ing home to Newtonville, Thursday night. Well, Hallowe'en is over, for anothen year, and we must say it really was quite a pleasant event, this time. About ninety- five children, of various ages called, at our doon. All were clad in attractive and amusing costumes, and were polite and wehl behaved. Most of the little ones were escorted by an older person, we were glad to see, and there was no vandalism, in this area, at least. -Mrs. Mary Vinkle spent several days, last week, with Mrs. Bihl Clark, at Deep River, who had just undergone surgery, in hospital, but is progressing favorabhy. About eight Women's Insti- tute members are attending the "Neediepoint Class" at Mrs. Queenie' Fletch er's, Monday afternoons, for about three weeks. Mrs. Ethel Wright, and daughter, of Brighton, were callers with Mrs. Mary Jones, Friday morning. Major Bill and Mrs. Clarke were among those attending the Investi- ture Cerernonies, Oct. 26 in Ottawa, at Government House at which he was invested with the Order of St. John. Others attended this colorful cere- money from all over Canada, inchuding two gentlemen who were knighted, and Mrs. Conant, of Oshawa, whose husband was a former Lieutenant-Governor. She is now in her 9th year, and received the title of "Dame". The Carkes returned home after the ceremony, arriving here in time-to enjoy lunch, at our Community Hall, folhowing the W. I. Card Party. A committee has been formed to assist Bihl in his electioneer- ing campaign. Sorry we weren't able to attend the meeting at the Clarke house, Friday evening, Nov. 3. We' wish him success! Local ladies among those attending the Kirby Bazaar, Saturday afternoon, included Mrs. Lena Clysdale, Mrs. Mary- Jones,. Mrs. Rowena Tizzard,- and Mrs. Inez Boughen. Visitors with Mrs. Agnes Burley last week were Mrs. Marion Maynard, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. E. McEwen and" Jaimie johnston, of Peterborough, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley, of Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were among those attending the Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary Celebration in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Andrews, hehd at Brownsdale Community Centre, on Satur- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, also attended that cehebration, at Brownsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Walhace Boughen attended the Card Party at Leskard Saturday evening, where there were nine tables'in play, and their nephew, Scott Yeo, was "High Man" , with a score of 99, inicluding seven Lone Hands! Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher visited their son, Don, in Oshawa, Saturday afternoon. Sunday, the Fletchers, with their friend, Mrs. Lottie Long, of Florida, enjoyed a reunion, at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacCarl, in Whitby. Dorothy and Ray Stapleton were the Greeters at our church door, Sunday morning, and again, we were pleased to have such a good attendance. Thechoir sang the old favorite "There-,Shahl Be Showers of Blessings"', .after which the Sacrament of Baptism was adrninistered to the -following: - Christopher David Mattinson, Derek Gordon Arnold, Brian Glen Farrow, and Gail Milison, with Mrs. .Jessie Best assisting Rev. Tizzard. Our minister's sermon was entitled "Remembrance Day, 1978", and was much appreciated, as usal. Brownies meet in church hall, here, Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Girl Guides meet in church hall, Thursday, November 9 at 6:30 p.m. Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Best included Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Mattinson and son, of Missis- sauga, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mattinson, Oshawa, Mrs. Ron Menaul, Wendy and Lori and Mrs. George Walkey, ahl of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hender- son were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Henderson, in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe and Tiffany, and Mrs. Gertie Rowe were among the relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pew- burton, Port Hope, on Satur- day evening, to honor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowe, on the occasion of their Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary. Our congratulations! Mr. and Mrs. Don Stapleton entertained members of their family at dinner at Rockhaven, Saturday, in cele- bration of their Thirty-fourth 7 Meet Mayqor Garnet Rickard at his to be held on Thursday, November 9th beginning ai 7:00 p.m. ai the Waverley Plaza on Waverley Road (next 10 Irene's Delicatessen> -E VER YONE IS WELCOME TO A TTEND - Mayor Garnet Rickard wiII be pleased to answer any questions ai this lime, concerning the election issues. 4ummammmý mmmum py Imm M2 v M,' 'i'ý Oum eV my _ew. 'lei Uk mumý': ýmfÀ-î;, Zý Uýý.1. âi mmnew; c iz M. la 1 M4 ma -Mm pot nI crawl r é-. am M _7 JW ouffli à 221 ----------------- _ý1é"1 - ý ii - ý . . . . . . . . . . On Monday,1 Re-elect Mayor GarnetRickard THE RECORD -has worked for uniiy in the Municipaiity, siriving-10 maintain the identiiy of ail the communities wiihin, while recognizing the concerns of the citizens from ail areas. Administration and the- costs of Services have been re- duced ihrough sourid financi budgeting. *worked for, and succeeded in acquiring uniform miii raies for boih residential and industrial properties ihroughoui the municipaliiy. *has been a supporter of positive- plannfing 10 accom modale growth whiie recognizing the necessiiy of providing environmenial and ecological safeguards. -several new industries have been established, aihers have been expanded. *has promoted the redevçlopment of urban cores and shopping facilities,. -has worked for a wide variety of residentiai housing to meet differeni life- styles and income levels, including senior citizen accommodation. *has planned for future growth by ensuring adequate water and sewage facilities for Bowmanville, Courtice, Newcastle and Orono. *has worked for an expanded road and sireet program, improved traffic conirol and additional signalized intersections without any 1978 tax increa se. *worked in co-operation with School Boards, Service Clubs and other community groups 10 furiher develop cultural and recreational facilities for ail ages. -has worked for improved f ire fighting equipment, addiiionai tire stat ions and expanded police service. -has been a supporter of Regional Government review. EXPERIENCE and PROVEN LEADERSHIP f ive years Mayor, Town of Newcastle. -ex-officio member of ail standing commiiiees on council, Library Board and Hydro Commissions. *Vice-Chairman of Regional Executive Commiiiee. *Chairman of Regional Public Works Committee. -Member of the Board of Diiectors - Association of Municipalities of Ontario. *Knowledgeable of Provincial and local governmental departmenis. *Lifelong resideni and thoroughly familiar with ail areas of the Municipaliiy of Newcastle. -Past Warden of United Counties of Northumberland-Durham. *Past Reeve of Darlingion Township. *Past Chairman of South Darlingion School Area,ý Board.- GOAL: *Responsible Government. *Effective Planning. *Balanced Growih. *Fair Taxes. *Traf fic Conirol anîd Police Protection. *Regionai Government Review. àýý 1 Pf àe é11w1z -e Xýj i mi e4q e 0,3 Si "".tâllýl.'Ieý' NU re. m c .......... MM Al, xati go MZ MUR; M -V:ýýeý.,V;".,_v!,. m it fil.