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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 17, 1979 Due to illness and inclement weather, the news items are scarce this week! Birthday greetings to Mr. Charles Cowan, Alf Webb, Frank Hoar, Bessie Dean, Simon Spivey, Tommy Couch, Eva Hoar, Marilyn Kent, Bertha Fisher, Betty Adams, Jean Britton, Michelle Hope. Last week word was receiv- ed of the passing in Bally- money, Northern Ireland of Mr. Thomas Louden, aged 76 years. Left to mourn are two brothers and two sisters and families. To the many in this district who knew him as Red, we extend sympathy. The Newcastle Lionettes held their regular meeting last Thursday, Jan. 11 at the home of Mrs. Frances Wright. C The ladies are planning a cooking school on Thursday, March 8. Mrs. Jill Christie and her mother, Mrs. Raye Fried- lander, Toronto, spent- the weekend in Newcastle. Mr. Harold Powell and Mr. Art VanDolder, Toronto visit- ed on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mrs. Frances Wright and Mrs. Mary Garrod visited on Friday afternoon with their brother Mr. Charlie Brereton who is a patient in Port Hope and District Hospital. Mrs. Rachel Dennis bas returned home from Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. Patients in hospital include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allin, Mrs. Grace Toms and Mr. Fred Wind. Mr. Harry Wade and Mr. Jack Crago attended the thirty-second Shouldice Hos- pital Patients' Reunion on Saturday, Jan. 13 at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright. Sunday even- ing visitors with the Powells were Mrs. Grace Shetler and Wendy, Mrs. Lynda Anderson, Oshawa and Mrs. Cheryl Duval. Mr. Reginald LeGresley and son Farncomb enjoyed the Toronto International Boat Show at the Coliseum on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johnson spent the weekend in Norwood with Mr. and Mrs. B. Rumbles and granddaughter, Krista. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson entertained the Ladies Euchre Club last week. Mrs. Florence Ferguson, Mrs. Bessie Stephenson, Mrs. May Burley, Mr. Arthur Clarke and Mr. Bill Morley attended the card game in Kendal on Friday night. Sympathy is extended to friends and family of Mrs. Joseph Gaudet who passed away in Bowmanville Memor- ial Hospital on Monday, Jan. 15. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited on Friday evening with her aunt, Mrs. Ada Carson and Wilson, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin, Janetville visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Martin and family with Mrs. Margaret Pearce. Mr. John Metrailler, who has worked in Korea for a year, is now employed at a project at James Bay. Recent supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster were Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Farrow, Newtonville and Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Perrin, Cowan- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Miller. The 1st Newcastle Packs held their annual Father and Son Banquet at Newcastle Community Hall on Saturday evening. Anglican Church News Rev. David Spivey and Rev. Allan Haldenby attended the meeting of the Ministerial of Bowmanville and Newcastle at St. John's Church, Bow- manville, last Wednesday at noon. Plans for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity were announced. It will be held on Friday, Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Maranatha Christ- ian Reformed Church on Highway 2, east of Bowman- ville. Special guest preacher is Dr. Stanford Reid of Guelph University. Rev. A. Haldenby attended the meeting of the Clergy of the Deanery of Durham and Northumberland in St. Mark's Church, Port Hope. Mrs. Nell Yates, Outreach Cordinator for St. George's Church and Rev. Haldenby attended a Conference for Ten Days of World Development at St. John's Convalescent Hos- pital, Willowdale, on Sat., Jan. 13. The subject for this year is Food. Some speakers dealt with the problem in Africa and South Africa. At the 11:15 a.m. service on Sunday at St. George's the choir sang the Anthem, Three Kings from Persian Lands Afar. The Rector based his sermon on the first chapter of Ephesians and the theme, The Hope of His Calling. The Christian Church is to promote hope for people in the world. However, the icy winter day affected the attendance of the congrega- tion. St. George's Church is undergoing repair and interior decoration but Church will be held as usual. United Church News On Sunday, Jan. 14 at Newcastle United Church, Rev. David Spivey, chose as his sermon, Jesus said If you have Faith, Faith sustains, gives courage to persist in adversity, motivates and changes things. The first Scripture, Mark 9 verses 14-29, was read by Mrs. Helen Nesbitt. The Prayer for this week is: Lord, let me so worship and adore and praise you that there is no room in my mind for doubt or fear. The Couples and Families Club have planned a Snow Party for next Sunday. The Annual Meeting will be held after morning service on Sun., Jan. 28, starting with Pot-Luck Lunch. Newcastle United Church Women On Monday evening, Jan. 8, the Evening Unit members, of the UCW met in the Board Room. The worship period was conducted by Mrs. Kath- leen Powell assisted by Mrs. Bessie Dean and Mrs. Hazel Crago, Mrs. Lesle Campbell was pianist for the evening. The devotions centred around thoughts for the New Year. Mrs. Jean Rickard conducted the business period after which Hazel Crago showed slides of Switzerland. Lunch was served by the ladies in charge. Newcastle Community Bowling Youth 125 and Over R. Wannamaker 125, C. McLuhan 136, R. Cox 146, 135, P. Willems 142, 128, K. O'Boyle 141, 137, W. Couch 175, S. Stere 140, A. Stere 132, T. Oke 127, 149, M. Northern 140, K. Pierik 180, R. Pierik 134, S.Crockett 146, B. Crockett 147, 127, P. Johnson 236, 243, R. Hoogkamp 129, P. Knapp 125, 203, J. Beam 129, 158, D. Zietsma 129, T. Cox 156, B. Knapp 186, P. Malette 134, M. Malette 151, G. Wilkes 151. 200 anid Over Ladies E. Meadows 234, M. Wind 226, N. Prescott 218, K. Mercer 252, 1. Brown 276, 216, M. Wade 207, 209, B. Major 233, V. Watson 254, M. Major 240, 205, M. Pierik 201, 230, C. Lang- staff 230, A. Langstaff 251, M. Burley 208, 216, J. Holmes 204. Men J. Graham 201, 246, 315, J. Clapdorp 236, I. Faris 263, B. Bicknell 222, G. Murphy 204, W. Flintoff 254, 217, 218, J. Ward 275, T. Embley 277, R. Loseby 231, 224, 238, G. Forget 267, E. Taylor 211, 212, B. Lewis 204, R. Sutcliff 241, B. Farrow 228, G. Cowling 220, M. Henry 274, 300. Thursday 200 and Over B. Forget 254, 252, W. Forget 211, R. Forget 220, S. Dunlop 215, J. Stoneburg 202, J. Forget 200, F. Forget 256, 240, 227, E. Stephens 208. Friday 200 and Over T. Sluymers 212, 273, L. Pearce 380, 208, J. Holmes 219, H. Webb 203, A. Pearce 210, 215, 239, M. Skinner 203, M. Turnball 243, J. Chapman 230, M. Henry 204, 218, L. Willems 201, 231, A. Vogels 210, H. Webb 203, R. Pearce 204, 241, R. Godd 296, 238, G. Osmond 205, H. Nickolson 215, S. Nickolson 200, B. Madill 202, N. Madill 206, R. Burley 207, M. Burley 206. Starkville Sympathy of everyone in the community to Mrs. Wanda Van Neste whose brother was drowned last week in Nova Scotia. Recent Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Little, Kendal. Mr. Gordon McBride, Guild- wood Village, Toronto visited Tuesday with his boyhood friend Mr. Bert Trim. Miss Dyana Layng spent Thursday and Friday in Toronto and visited her grand- mother Mrs. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coulson, Oshawa were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, Newcastle, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fantham, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Woods, Mr. John DeWitt, Mr. Charlie Waye were Friday evening guests of Mrs. Warren Carson and Wilson. Mrs. Ada Hallowell and Mr. Jim Hallowell visited Thurs- day afternoon with Mrs. Jeanette Layng. Mr. Milton Brimacombe and Mr. Fred Brimacombe, Osaca visited Friday after- noon with Mr. Jim Stark. Mrs. Jack McKay spent the weekend in Oakville visiting her mother Mrs. Hughes. Miss Beverley Caswell, Peterborough spent the week- end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Foster and Mark visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and family on Saturday evening. Miss Tammy Farrow was a Saturday overnight guest of Miss Susan Brettell. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Peter visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bamsey and Andy while Ralphie and Michelle Bamsey, Tanya Fonk and Robert Taylor attended the Teen Dance held in Newton- ville Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch and boys visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brettell and Susan. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Farrow and girls were Sunday supper guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Morris Farrow, New- castle. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stark and Christopher, Knoxville were Sunday supper guests of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker and girls, Toronto. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott and Mr. Gerald Hallow- ell while in Toronto. Mrs. Llew Hallowell visited Mr. and Mrs. Stan Falls, Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown, Oshawa were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robin- son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Yule, Oshawa. Elizabethville On Tuesday afternoon the United Church Women Unit 11 met at Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill's home. About a dozen attended. The president Mrs: M. McAllister presided. Mrs. Ken Trew had the devotional and also had a skit for program. The ladies brought gifts for ababy shower to be sent to the Indian halfway house in Toronto. We had one of the ladies speak to us at our September general meeting last fall. We also sent a donation before Christmas from our U.C.W. t them. The minutes were read by the sec.-trea. Mrs. Quantrill. Holl call was, "visits to the sick". Several items of business were discussed. We agreed to help the W.I. with their quilting of the next quilt and also with the wedding recept- ion. Lunch was served by Mrs. H. White and Mrs. Quantrill. The new slate of officers for the next two years will be - Past President Mrs. K. Trew, President Mrs. M. McAllister, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. H. Quantrill, Study Convenor MrsKen Trew, Missonary Convenor Mrs. H. Thickson, Stewardship Mrs. B. Wheeler, Citizenship Mrs. G. Morris, Social Convenor Mrs. W. Longyear,;Supply and Welfare Friendship and Visiting Con- venor Mrs. H. Muldrew, Press Mrs. H. Thickson. Church services were held on Sunday as usual. As our assistant speaker didn't turn up we had Rev. W. Kennedy and he would have to be at all three charges. We had plan- ned our Congregational meet- ing after church and Mr. W. Banister acted as chairman when Rev. Kennedy had to leave after the church service. On Thursday the Golden Age Club met at Mr. and Mrs. J. Cantrell's home. Seventeen attended. Membership fee is 50 cents The next meein! i- SWITCH BOX CHOICE OF 11/2" 8HALLOW OR 2/2"DEEP SHALLOW 1½" x 3" 65?1 361 King St. E. at the hall or if it is too cold at Mr. and Mrs. Plooard's on the 18th, at 1:30 p.m. The Conservative Euchre party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Plooard's Saturday night. On Wednesday morning an executive meeting of the United Church Women met at Mr. and Mrs. M. Gardiner's home. Most of the executive attended. The president Mrs. K. Trew presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The annual meeting of the Presby- tery will be Feb. 7th at Campbellford. World's Day of Prayer will be at Welcome, March 2. We plan to have only three general meetings - May, Sept. and Dec. in the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbenche and family were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer on Saturday. YELVERTON The trip to the southern climes from our community is underway. One couple is currently soaking up the sun (with alternate cold snaps) in Panama City, Floriday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stinson accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Malcolm of Blackstock left this week for a two week sojourn in Hawaii. The Howard Malcolms and the Harvey Malcolms return- ed Saturday a.m. from an enjoyable week at the Grand Bahama Hotel in the Bahamas - the food fantastic and the breezes quite balmy. On Sun. evening the annuall Congregation Meeting of Yelverton United Church was held in church basement following a pot-luck supper. The reports of the various church organizations were given and the Nominating Committee and election of elders and stewards was completed. Mrs. Jean McCabe of Lind- say a former resident of Lotus, is enjoying a week with her daughter and husband - Eleanor and Larry Kent of London, Ont. visiting her new grandson John Edwards. Con- gratulations on the new arrival to parents and grand- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson were overnight guests of Isabel's sister Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neals of Lakefield. TYRONE Tyrone U.C.W. Meeting The January meeting of Tyrone UCW met in the CE wing on January 10th for the first meeting of the New Year. Mrs. Pauline Alldread and Mrs. Lorna Swain opened the meeting with the worship service which contained sev- eral encouraging and in- spirational thoughts for the coming year. President Mrs. Jacqueline Vaneyk conducted the business portion, welcoming ail members and guests. Year-end reports were read by the various officers and committees. Some dates to remember are: The congregational meet- ing after the church service on January 21st with a pot-luck casserole lunch. A catering on January 27th. Friday, March 2nd, World's Day of Prayer at Tyrone at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. It was agreed we would have a Lenton Offering again this year, with the project being the Andulyaun Home for Indian Girls. The following are the UCW officers for 1979: Past Pres- ident - Mrs. Jacqueline REFINISHED VINYL TRIM ALL FINISHES CASING BASE STOP CORNERS 7 FT. 8 FT. 7 FT. 8 FT. 1.69 2.59 1.05 .99, CEDAR SHIM SHINGLES 5.95 PING PONG TABLE TOP 2 PIECES PREFINISHED Vaneyk, President - Mrs. Lorna Davey, Vice President - Mrs. Doreen Park, Secretary - Mrs. Betty Pascoe, Treasurer - Mrs. Marg Knowlton, Cor- responding Secretary - Mrs. Elsie Roy, Manse Committee - Mrs. Dorothy Rundle, Supply and Social Assistance - Mrs. Marian Hoar, Christian Ed- ucation - Mrs. Bessie Vaneyk, Literature and Commun- ications - Mrs. Ann Pleasance and Mrs. Edna Wood, Repre- sentative to Official Board - Mrs. Bessie Vaneyk, Social Functions- Mrs. Doreen Park, Mrs. Arlene Rowan, Mrs. Elinor Brent, Catering - Mrs. Jane Woodley, Mrs. Pat Drysdale, Foster Child - Mrs. Edna Philp, Auditors - Mrs. Arlene Rowan, Mrs. Arlene Yeo, Representative to Hall Board - Mrs. Marg Knowlton, Press Reporter - Mrs. Carol Southwell, Nominating Com- mittee - Mrs. Doreen Park, Mrs. Marian Hoar. The Installation of Officers service was conducted by Past President Jacqueline Vaneyk. Marian Hoar expressed words of appreciation to 39 King St. Jacqueline for her excellent leadership during the past year on behalf of all the members. A delicious lunch brought the evening to a close. Letter to Editor Dear Mr. James, We wish to thank you and your staff for the coverage and co-operation extended to the Women's Hospital Auxiliary during 1978, and hope this may continue in 1979. We would also like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Yours sincerely, Mollie Lomas (Public Relations) Newcastle HUNTER DOUGLAS PANELLING CHANTILLY ELM 7.95 SABLE CHESTNUT 8.95 COUNTRYCEDAR 8.95 ASH 7.95 CYPRESS 8.95 EBONY 8.95 CULTURED HICKORY 7.95 PECAN 8.95 TROJAN BOARD KNOTTY CEDAR 3" KNOTTY CEDAR 5" KNOTTY PINE 3" KNOTTY PINE 5" 28 sq. ft. 54.90 49.90 39.90 34.90 9.99 .65 1.65 Phone 987-5253 OZITE CARPET REG. PRICE 3.99 sq. yd. 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