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Newcastle Arena's Resident Skate Sharpener Oshawa, visited on Monday with Mrs. Dorothy Harmer. Mrs. Alma Bell, Oshawa visited recently with her friends Mr. and Mrs. James Murray. The Orono Lockhart Staff Christmas Party was held on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Deremo, Orono. Patients in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital include Miss Flossie Graham, Mr. Fred Wind, Mr. Harry Wad- dington and Mr. Eric Clarke. Mr. Ross Embley is a patient in Kingston General Hospital. Anglican Church News Brian David Beitle, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Beitle was baptized at the 11:15 service in St. George's Anglican Church. r! I t ~'ewra» tte 31 n bepenbe ut The choir sang the anthem, Lo, He Comes. Mr. Oakley Peters gave the sermon on the importance of the Bible. He spoke of the value of the Bible in the past and of its unfailing strength to us today and in the future. Thé pupils of St. George's Sunday School put on a colorful concert in St. George's Church on Sunday evening. They portrayed var- ious scenes from the Christ- mas story, sang carols and had the congregation sing along with them at times. Mrs. Kathy Cureatz accompanied them on the piano. Mrs. Cathy Moulton, Mrs. Eleanor Wood, Miss Irene Brereton, Sharon DeJong and Joy Yates guided the children in their product- ion. Mrs. Margaret Brereton was Mistress of Ceremonies. Bags of candy from the Fellowship Club were distri- buted. After the concert, refreshments were served in the Parish Hall. A beautiful set of Hymn Boards donated by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Blaker will be dedicated at the 11:15 Holy Communion Service next Sun- day. United Church News Sunday, Dec.10th was White Gift Sunday at Newcastle United Church. Mrs. Marjorie Paterson and Mrs. Ann Spivey lit the second Advent candle, representing the light of the Christmas Star, and Nancy Allin sang Star of Wonder, Star of Light. Giving and Receiving were the topics of the stories told by Rev. Spivey and Mrs. Gail Rickard, when the children remained in the sanctuary throughout the service. The Prayer for the week is: O God, amid the gaiety, lights, exciting packages, high hopes and heightened generosity of this season, keep me steadily mindful of Him, who stands at the centre of it all. At Christmas the best of all entertainments is that per- formed by the little children. This proved to be no exception on Sunday evening as the Sunday School children, sup- ported by the HiC, presented their Christmas concert. Rev. Thomas Smith, Bowmanville, was Master of Ceremonies. The first number was a Welcome recitation perform- ed by eight children of the Primary Class. The Nursery class sang Away in a Manger, after which Aimee Jo Brunton and her mother played a piano duet, Good King Wenceslas. The Primary and Junior Class presented Standing in the Rain followed by an accordion solo by Janet Wind, and a piano solo by Mary Lou Campbell. The HiC performed a couple of skits and the program closed with a recita- tion by Lori Rowe and Johnna Canadian Stntàsrmqn, Bowmanville. December 13. 1978 19 Section Two The Chard, while Mrs. Storks' Intermediate class sang Jingle Bells, Santa arrived to distribute bags of candy to the children. Rev. Spivey thanked the co-superintendents Lesle Campbell and Hazel May Munro and Rev. Smith and all the teachers and helpers. Next Sunday evening at 7:30 the Christmas Pageant will be presented. Elmhurst Atoms Beat Orono by R. Pearce This game started off slowly as the first period ended in a scoreless tie. In the second period the Elmhurst Players continued to pass the puck and play positional hockey, which Orono just couldn't handle any longer. At 13:23 of the second period, Jeff Breen scored on a pass from Chris Pearce and the boys never looked back. Scott Todd then scored, assist- ed by Chris Pearce, to leave the Elmhurst boys with a 2-0 lead after two periods. In the third period, the players showed the coaches that they are listening in practice, as they continued their sound hockey that they are capable of playing. Jeff Breen scored his second goal on a pass from Troy DeVries. Then the brother act took place as Scott and Jamie Todd raced for the puck. Jamie picked it up and passed it to brother Scott, who put it in, to make it 4-0 for Newcastle. Jamie Todd rubbed it in a bit as he scored on a pass from Craig Mackey for a final score of 5-0. Both goalies Steve Hill and Mark Cameron made several excellent saves, to earn their second shutout of the year. If this team keeps playing like they did this game, they could very well go unbeaten the rest of the year. Newcastle Community Bowl- ing Youth 125 and Over T. Sluymers 133, J. Beam 139, 156, B. Kealy 162, E. Malette 152, E. Doleman 152, M. Malette 148, G. Wilkes 126, R. Wannamaker 142, 160, C. McLuhan 171, R. Cox 131, 127, P. Hole 129, R. Hoogkamp 138, 177, P. Knapp 165, 150, K. Martin 180, 162, P. Johnson 209, K. O'Boyle 174, 128, W, Couch 161, 165, A. Rowe 188, 182, S. Stere 147, A. Stere 132, T. Oke 131, 191, S. Dorie 125, M. Northern 146, 158, R. Vanderstarre 125, B. Pollant 143, J. Beard 152, R. Pierik 212, 143, P. Foster 134, S Crockett 130, B. Crockett 132. 200 and Over Ladies B. Major 267, V. Watson 246, M. Major 210, 255, P. Wind 234, T. Barraball 225, J. Holmes 217, S. Foster 229, D. Mercer 236, 208, K. Mercer 236, D. Walker 217, D. Kelly 215, E. Meadows 222, T. Langstaff Newcastle Village's Arena has a facility not enjoyed by many others of similar size, it has its own resident skate-sharpener and repair expert with a pro shop on the premises to provide on the spot service when needed. He is Nelson Allen who has had many years experience in the field and is shown above doing some work on a pair of skates. Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Powell and Jamie, Bowmanville, were Sunday evening dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell. Mrs. Rachel Dennis ac- companied her son and daughter-in-law, AI and Nancy Pollard, Oshawa to Uxbridge where all enjoyed Sunday Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pollard and boys. We extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade on the death of brother-in-law, Mr. Harve Holman, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, and Mrs. Marg MacDonald, Bowmanville were Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Mrs. Donna Bright, Kimber- ley and David, Oshawa were Wednesday luncheon guests of Auntie Kathleen Kimball. Miss Candy Storks, Blind River and Miss Linda Wil- liams, Scarborough, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storks. Mr. Dean Friedlander, Kitchener and his mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander, Tor- onto, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Buck- ley and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ratz, Huntsville re- turned home Sunday from a very enjoyable holiday in Hawaii, visiting the islands of Oahu and the garden island Kauai. We are pleased to report that Mr. Douglas Walton has returned home from Bow- manville Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade spent the weekend in Barrie where they attended the Home Board Meeting and Christmas Party. Mr. and Mrs. William Storks enjoyed the Hudson's Bay Company dinner party on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bev Westcott, Toronto. On Friday evening the Newcastle Lions entertained their ladies to a Christmas Party at the Newcastle Com- munity Hall. Miss Judy Powell, Brock- ville, was a weekend visitor with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powelly Mrs. Susan Floyd and Leanne, Bowmanville were Saturday visitors. * Mr. George Gray and Mr. Terry Gillies, Scarborough were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gonzal- ez, Niagara Falls, New York were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mrs. Louise Jose and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tink, Hampton attended the Rice Lake Horticultural Society meeting recently. Mrs. May Burley entertain- ed the Ladies Euchre Club last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin, Janetville, spent a week with grandchildren Annette, Cheryl and Dwayne Martin while their parents Juanita and Murray holidayed in the Bahamas. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lake accompanied the Mar- tin's on their week in the sun. Mrs. Barbara Connell, Bow- manville was a recent visitor with her step-mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. Robert Hagerman and Pamela, Oshawa, were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson, Nancy and Meredith and Mrs. May Burley spent the week- end in Ottawa with cousins, Misses Augusta and Roberta Maybee. Mrs. Della Wilson, Whitelaw, Alberta was visit- ing the Maybee's. Mrs. Raye Delvin, Belleville and her daughter, Mary, Almonte, also visited the cousins. Mr. Arthur Clarke spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tomlinson, Belleville. We are pleased to report that Mr. William Lake, Sr., is home after a lengthy stay in Oshawa General Hospital. To Newtonville correspond- ent, Mrs. Violet Gilmer and family we extend sympathy on the death of her husband, Frank Gilmer. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa, were Wed- nesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Woodhams, Scarborough. Mrs. S. Rowe, Newtonville was a Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rowe, Annette, Donna and Barry. Birthday greetings to Allen Gray, John Metrailler, Ronald Powell and Scott Rekker. Mr. and Mrs. Metrailler, Switzerland are visiting their family. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Savoy, Montreal, were week- end guests of the Metrailler family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and Glenn, Peterborough were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey and the Hooey family. We extend sympathy to the family and friends of Mr. Elton Brock, Bowmanville, who passed away recently. Since he delivered milk in the village when the regular milkman was on holidays, he was known by many local residents. Lorraine and Justin Scott, Little Britain, visited last week with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, while their mother visited her father Mr. Willem van der Werf who is a patient in Stratford Hospital. Mrs. Marion Richards, Fen- elon Falls, spent a few days last week with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendry and Melissa, Orillia were weekend visitors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hendry. Mrs. Gladys Belsey, ~~EEEED*~~ NEWCASTLE LIONS CLUB SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BINGO Tuesday, December 19th, 1978 7:30 p.m NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY HALL *500.0 JACKPOT MUST Go -TURKEYS-TURKEYS-TURKEYS! AND LOTS OF CASH PRIZES COME EARLY - ONLY 300 SEATS Licence No. 254342 i j 210, D. Langstaff 211, I. Patton 244, A. Langstaff 270, 205, L. Crockett 206, M. Pierik 219, 272, A. Allin 215. Men J. Graham 232, 218, D. Brown 235, G. Cowling 229, 232, E. Taylor 223, R. Clapdorp 227, 262, 220, J. Clapdorp 203, B. Lewis 226, B. Forget 247, R. Loseby 220, 213,1226, G. Forget 240, I. Faris 216, W. Flintoff 234, 241, G. Murphy 208, 219, J. Ward 210, R. Sutcliff 227, B. Farrow 289, K.ý Cowling 242, 278, M. Henry 234, 217, 214. Thursday Mixed J. Forget 218, 223, 223, F. Forget 212, 273, E. Stephens 205, W. Forget 261, 210, M. Lewis 203, 211, R. Forget 217, V. Dunlop 209, B. Forget 205, 200, G. Forget 200. Friday Mixed S. Webb 203, N. Madill 249, R. Burley 209, M. Burley 202, 296, R. Pearce 210, 220, M. Pearce 230, 246, M. MacDonald 202, 206, T. Osmond 204, R. Good 229, 237, 218, N. Hoogkamp 222, T. Sluymers 203, Larry Pearce 369, M. Skinner 212, M. Tumball 238, H. Nicholson 253, 226, T. Couch 201, M. Ton 212, cn Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 j ru§W &ÀF v ý% Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone_9874ýý LI, 1 ..W i