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6 The rnnaiann Statesman. Rowmanville. June 27. 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allin enjoyed Saturday in Guelph with son and daughter-in-law, Gordon and Nancy and twin granddaughters Adrienne and Heather Allin. Mrs. Rene Roberts visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John E. James, Bowmanville, the occasion being grand- daughter Susanne's twelfth birthdav. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lees, Oshawa were Saturday even- ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Storks. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lan- caster spent a few days last week visiting cousins in New York State. Mrs. Bessie Stephenson entertained the ladies Euchre Club last Monday afternoon. Since her return from Oshawa General Hospital, Mrs. Lena Garrod is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod, Jr. In Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville are Mrs. Rena Megit, Mrs. Hazel Malley, Mr. Karl Weyrich and Mr. Sam Powell. Mr. Ross Embley is still a patient in Kingston General Hospital but is allowed home in Trenton on weekends. Mr. Charles Brereton of Port Hope who is a patient in Peterborough Hospital was visited last week by Newcastle members of his family. Sorry to report that Miss Candy Storks is a patient in Blind River Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy, Mrs. Gladys Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graham and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley were among those who attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration in honor of Dick and Ruth Wood, Maple Grove on Saturday evening. The Senior Citizens met on Thursday night, June 21 at the Newcastle Community Hall. Over 50 attended, enjoying an evening of cards. Prize winners were: Most Lone Hands and High Lady, Queenie Fletcher, High Man - Ray Brown, Low Lady - Helen Harris, Low Man - Lloyd Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch and three daughters, Kars, were Friday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Elliott Belleville, visited last week with her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Friday visitors with Mrs. Rachel Dennis were her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith, Smithville. Mrs. Althea Laking visited on Sunday with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Sheehan, Bowman- ville, celebrating Marlene's birthday. Miss Marion Fisher, Belle- ville was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley, Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball was a Friday evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade spent last week attending Grand Lodge at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa were Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. Kathleen Kimball and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimball were evening guests. Mrs. Reta Embley visited on Sunday with her sister-in- law, Mrs. Elsie Manes, Leaside. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman were Mr. and Mrs. Windsor, Carnarvon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagerman and Pam, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade to Sunday evening dinner. Birthday greetings to Mr. Herbie Paeden, Donna Rowe, Albert Pearce, Cheryl Martin, Wendy Couch, Celina Alldread, Marjorie Paterson, Bill Wade, Craig Rickard, Lisa Rekker and Kevin Pearce. Happy wedding anniversary to Kay and Cecil Bowler, Lorne and Wilda Johnson, Bette and Win Collier, Juanita and Murray Martin! Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. S. Burnett, Oshawa. Sympathy is extended to friends and relatives of Mr. Roy McKay, Bronte, who passed away Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Omemee, were Sunday visitors with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brenton Rickard have returned from Montreal where they attended the Lions International Convention. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wright attended the 40th anniversary of Trenton Lions' Club. Mr. Charles Cowan, who has a beautiful rose garden, informs us that the roses are at their best. Newcastle Horticultural Society On Tuesday evening, June 19 at the Newcastle Commun- ity Hall, members of the Newcastle Horticultural Society held their Rose Show. Mr. and Mrs. M. Slute, Bowmanville, were the judges. We congratulate Rana Sinou who won the most points in the show and was recipient of the silver rose bowl donated by the Newcastle Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Winners of the various classes were: Section A - Hybrid Tea Roses, Class 1 - One specimen, Peace, lst Rana Sinou and Mrs. Jose, Class 2 - one pink, 1st Rana Sinou, Class 4 - one bi-color, lst Rana Sinou, 2nd Ivor Brawley, Class 5 - one red, lst Ivor Brawley, 2nd Rana Sinou, 3rd Margery Freethy, Class 6 - 3 blooms any color, lst Rana Sinou, 2nd Madeleine Buckley, Class 7 - A rose shown in 3 stages, lst Margery Freethy, 2nd Rana Sinou, 3rd Donna Wallis. Section B - Floribunda Roses - Class 1 - one spray, lst Rana Sinou. Section D - Climbing Roses - Class 1 - one bloom or spray yellow or white -1lst Mrs. Jose. Class 3 - one bloom or spray red - 1st Donna Wallis. Section E - Perennials - Class 3 Lily, one spike, any color, lst Madeleine Buckley, 2nd Margery Freethy, 3rd Dorothy Trenwith, Class 4 - Peony, 3 blooms and foliage, 1st Carol Rowley, 2nd Dorothy Trenwith, 3rd Mrs. Jose, 4th Madeleine Buckley. Class 5 - any perennial, not listed - lst Donna Wallis, 2nd Madeleine Buckley, 3rd Rana Sinou. Section F - Decoration Class - Class 1 - one rose in bowl 1st Nellie Brawley, 2nd Carol Rowley, 3rd Margery Freethy, Class 2 - Anniversary Dinner, table arrangement, 1st Carol Rowley, Class 3 - Cup and Saucer arrangement - lst Carol Rowley, 2nd Madeleine Buckley, 3rd Donna Holmes. Class 5 - one house plant in bloom, lst May Burley, 2nd Donna Wallis. Junior Rose Show Class 1 - one rose in a dish, 1st Wade Rowley, 2nd Becky Crockett. Class 2 - Disco, an arrangement of different colored flowers - lst Becky Crockett/X2nd Wade Rowley. In charge of the show and the lunch were Bessie Stephenson and Vicki Lesnick. Mrs. Phyllis Clark showed slides from across Canada. Anglican Church News On Sunday afternoon, St. George's Young People met at the home of Joy Ygtes and enjoyed a barbecue supper with a bonfire on the beach in the evening. St. John the Baptist was the theme of the service at the 11';15 service at St. George's. The sermon emphasized the Providence of God as exemplified in John's life. On Saturday Rev. and Mrs. Haldenby attended the 50th anniversary celebration of the marriage and ordination of the Rt. Rev. and Mrs. H.R. Hunt at the Diocese Centre in Toronto. Bishop Hunt was Suffragan Bishop of Toronto for many years. It was announced that in July and August the services at St. George's will be combined in one service at 9 a.m. each Sunday. A farewell party was held by the choir of St. George's for Mrs. Joan Cashin, organist at St. George's and St. Saviour's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yates hosted this party on Friday evening. On Sunday afternoon at two o'clock a Memorial Service was held at St. George's Cemetery. Local residents and visitors attended. Much credit was given to Mr. Ron Locke on the fine appearance of the cemetery. United Church News On Saturday members of the United Church Women sold food at the auction sale of Pat and Michael Macdonnell. On Sunday, June 24 an outdoors Worship Service was planned but due to the cool weather, it was held inside. Mr. Steven Allin presided at the organ. Rev. David Spivey spoke to the children about the two fish and the five barley loaves. Communion Service was celebrated. The Prayer to be used each week during our break is: Hold me safe in your blessed keeping this day, O my Lord and Saviour. On Sunday, July 1, members of Newcastle congregation worship with the members of Orono Pastoral Charge at Kirby Centennial School at 10 o'clock in the morning. After Morning Worship several families enjoyea me Church Picnic at Cedar Park. After the picnic, we under- stand a lively baseball game was played. Powell Family Picnic Fifty Powell descendants of Thomas and Elizabeth Powell gathered at Orono Park on Sunday, June 25, to enjoy their annual family reunion. After the tables were laden with food, Grace was sung and two o'clock dinner was enjoyed. President Jack Crago conducted a short business period when it was decided that the 1980 Reunion would be held on June 22nd, the fourth Sunday. Dinner at two o'clock was favored by most. Frank and Donna Rudge, Malton, volunteered to look after the sports. Rick and Sharon Powell, Bowmanville conducted the sports events. Winners of the races were 5 and under Richard Trew and Michael Boyko, 8 and under Donald Sherman and Taminy McClean, 12 and under Lisa and Donald Sherman. On open r Aliwýrati 3iubTpum b , Telephone 987-4201 Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. M. Jones, a week ago, were the four former Wallace girls, Hilda, Elsie, Mabel, and Ruby, whose father was the minister on this pastoral charge, many years ago. Mrs. Inez Boughen attended the Rebekah Assembly, held at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, last week, Monday through Wednesday. About 700 were in attendance, with over 100 lodges represented, the largest assembly ever held, so far. About 1500 were at the banquet on Wednesday even- race was won by David Rudge and Harley Sherman. Father and daughter Harley and Lisa Sherman won the three-legged race. David Rudge and Harley Sherman won the wheel- barrow race. Harley Sherman and Dale Rudge kicked their shoes the farthest. The spoon relay provided fun and Frank Rudge's team defeated Harley's. Craig Anderson won the candy-guessing contest. Prizes were awarded to the youngest attendant Nicole Duval, who was born Nov. 30, 1978 and to the oldest attendant Mrs. Marjorie Powell, and to the Paul Shetler's, Oshawa for the largest family in attendance. ing for the closing exercises. The "Gideon Gathering" was held in Newcastle, last Monday evening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Goheen, with a large attendance. Miss Kim Gilmer and friends Rosalie Facca, Barbara Clark, with Kathy Williams, spent last week at the Gilmer cottage at. Chemong; Thursday evening, Mrs. Violet Gilmer, and Mr. Phil Gilmer were supper guests with the girls. Mrs. Gertie Rowe had a visit from all her children, and several of her grandchildren, last week, bringing birthday greetings. The June meeting of Newtonville U.C.W. began with a pot-luck supper, at 6:30 p.m. last Wednesday evening, in the Sunday School Hall, where there was an attendance of 14 (including two gentlemen.) After the enjoyable meal, President Carole Gardner' called the meeting to order, and the members stood up, and repeated the "U.C.W. Purpose". Minutes of last meeting were read by the Secretary, Jean Kimball, and approved. Things are being arranged, regarding the re- decorating of the basement, and the drapes will be taken to NEWTONVILLE Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago the cleaners by Marlene Stacey. The Treasurer's report, by Shirley Stapleton, showed a substantial amount cleared from the recent banquet, and a motion was passed to express thanks to the Social Functions com., and all those who helped make the affair such a success. In the future, any meat left over, from such a function, is to be sold, by weight, and other left-overs will be left the the discretion of the Committee, for disposal. Cards have been sent to all those who were ill, by the Sunshine Committee, and others were signed, by all present, to go to three local ladies, who are i1, at the present time. Please take note that there are two gold enamel pie plates, and one embroidered pillowcase still unclaimed by the owners who gave to the hockey banquet last April. Contact the Secretary, Jean Kimball, or Pres. Carole Gardner. Mrs. Zietsma is to be reminded about taking the Christmas cards. It was decided, on motion, to decline the proposed catering for a wedding, in July. The Stewards are to be consulted regarding the installing of baseboa-d heat- ers before the painting is done, TO THE CITIZENS AND STUDENTS OF NORHTUMBERLAND AND NEWCASTLE AREA The 160 employees of The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education who recently were on strike, would like to thank you for your support and understanding during this difficult time. Our members went on strike for a fair deal from our employer, and only after eight weeks of strike were we able to extract a fair offer from the Board of Education. We believe the support we received from parents and students helped to make the Board realize the im- portance of negotiations rather than the use of con- frontation. THANKYOU From One Hundred and Sixty Members of Local 1206 Canadian Union of Public Employees Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 1206. also the purchase of a dehumi- difier. Acey Farrow and Bea Jones agreed to secure esti- mates re the required sinks, etc. for the kitchen. New trays, and new cream and sugar sets are needed for the kitchen, and a motion was passed that these be bought, also that the convener of the Social Functions Com., have a key to the kitchen cupboards. The Devotional was in charge of Mary Skelding assisted by Shirley Stapleton, and Doris Chrysler, and the meeting closed, with the Benediction. There were eight and a half tables in play, at the Card Party in Community Hall, on Friday evening, with these winners: 50-50 Draw - Mrs. B Alldread; High Lady - Margaret Purcell; High Man - Bill Morley; Draws - May Burley, Mabel Elliott, Paul Curson, Bernice Milligan. Mrs. Hilda Gilbert, and Mrs. Lena Clysdale visited Miss Shelly Tompkins and friends, at Sunset Bay Cottage, also Miss Kim Gilmer, and friends at Chemong, last week. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle, were Mrs. Bill Clark, Michael and Lori, of Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher were dinner guests, Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacCarl, at Whitby. Mrs. Bea Jones visited the Cornishes at Orono, over the weekend 'l