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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 3, 1979 '*4 >4 ,~ 4" 4*»4 ,,~44"' '4' 4 4' ', '4' Solicitor General Gets a Hit in Garden Hill Celebrity Ball Game Some of the more well-known Queen's Park politicians took on the local citizenry last weekend during a baseball game held at the official opening of the Alex Carruthers Memorial Park. Here, MPP Hon. Allan Lawrence, Solicitor General and Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, gets a hit. Mr. Lawrence was pitcher for the celebrity team. Other members of the team included MPP Russell Rowe; Hon. Frank Drea, MPP John Turner; Mayor Bill Wyatt, of Port Hope; MPP Sam Cureatz; Lloyd Williams, Reeve of Hamilton Township; Bob Wilson, deputy reeve of Cobourg; and Garnet Rickard, Mayor of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Spencer accompanied their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Spencer, Bowman- ville, to Toronto on Saturday where they all attended the graduation exercises at University of Toronto when granddaughter Cathy graduated as Medical Laboratory Assistant. They enjoyed refreshments at Hart House and in the evening the celebration continued at a dinner and dance at Simpson's Tower Arcadian Court. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Lena Garrod who passed away last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott attended York University graduation on Saturday, September 29, when daughter Cathy received her Bachelor of Arts. Mrs. Madeleine Buckley and Mrs. Bea Jones attended the Superannuated Teachers' Luncheon at Kingsview Church, Oshawa last Wednes- day. The guest speaker told of an African visit. Mrs. Joan Skelding, Niagara Falls, and Mrs. Linda Vacius, St. Catharines, were overnight guests of the Ronald Hope's last week. On Satur- day, Joan, Linda and George Skelding Jr. who had been visiting his uncle Bill and Aunt Mary, Newtonville were callers at Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding's. Miss Candy Storks, Blind River, spent the weekend at home. Miss Linda Williams, Toronto, was a Thursday night guest of the Storks. Mrs, Jill Christie, Toronto, and Mr. Dean Friedlander, Kitchener, were weekend visitors with their mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Coulter, Campbellville, Mrs. Donna Rudge, Dale and Douglas, Malton, and Mrs. D. Coulter, Downsview visited on Sunday with Mr. Sam Powell in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville and with the Powell Family, Lake Shore. Mrs. Helen Nesbitt, Mrs. Althea Laking, Mrs. Lena Graham, Mrs. Margaret Rudman and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball were Saturday night dinner guests of Mrs. Doris Trimble, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne John- son, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rumbles and Krista, Nor- wood, and the Dan Norton's were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Mrs. George Allin enter- tained the ladies of the Euchre Club last Monday. Enjoying the turkey supper at Maple Grove last Saturday evening were Mrs. Louise Jose, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding Mrs. Bessie Dean, Mrs. Gladys Wood, and Mrs. George Allin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade enjoyed a holiday last month, visiting relatives in Rapid City, Manitoba. Last Thursday when they returned home by train, word awaited them that a 91-year-old aunt, Mrs. Electa Holdaway, whom they had visited, passed away that morning. Mr. and Mrs. AI Slater, Schreiber, were overnight guests recently with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard were among the Lions' Past District Governors and wives who enjoyed Saturday evening at Herongate Theatre. Mr. and Mrs. David Mills. Alex Carruthers Memorial Park in Garden Hill on Saturday, September 29. MP Allan Lawrence takes his turn at the plate. Ottawa, spent the weekend recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard. The Newcastle Lions held their regular meeting last Wednesday evening with special speaker being a representative from the CNIB. Saturday afternoon callers at Stan and Kay Powell's were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Young and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones, Toronto. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood- lock, Bowmanville, were recent Saturday night visitors with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Omemee, were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster attended the Plowing Match at Chatham. While in Chatham they called on her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Garth Jiggins. '1n Saturday evening the Lancasters visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fie'd Henderson, Newtonville. Visiting from England with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rowe ire her niece, Doris Pattison, Seghill, Northumberland, and her friend, Jackie Butcher, Newcastle. On Sunday even- ing at the home of Diana and Verne Rowe, a family dinner was enjoyed when all the family and visitors celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Allin Rowe's 38th wedding anniversary and the birthdays of Diana and Brenda, wife of Mr. Glenn Rowe, who both came from Fenelon Falls for the party. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rowe and Darryll also attended the celebralions. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred àttended the Baptismal Service at Kendal United Church on Sunday, September 30th, when their grand- daughter, Robyn Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alldred, was baptized. All enjoyed lunch after the christening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Geach, Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson, Bowmanville were Wednesday night visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gordon, Julie and Lisa, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with the Hooey family and Mrs. Gladys Pacey. For a couple of weeks, have intended to mention the big new sign at our Newcastle Post Office with the LOA 1HO code. No need to forget our postal code now! Also discovered on Monday that we have a new doctor in the village, Dr. John Ho, along with our own Dr. Miklos. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Visser have returned from a two week vacation in Mount Carroll, Illinois and Holland, Michigan. Mrs. Gladys Pacey and her daughter Mrs. Gladys Hooey visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey, Brighton. The Storeys are leaving shortly for Florida for the winter. Anglican Church News St. George's Young People conducted the 11:15 a.m. service on Sunday. The church selv l pupils and teachers attended. Lessons were read by Mike Locke, Nicki Schmiegelow and Jeffrey Lake. The church school measured the size of the church to illustrate the text from Ephesians 3:18, which spoke of the breadth, length, depth and height of God's Love. The flowers on the altar were placed there by Mr. Reginald Le Gresley in memory of his mother, Mabel LeGresley. The Youth Group had a coffee hour after the service on Sunday. Next Sunday services will be Harvest Thanksgiving. United Church News On Sunday, September 30th, Rev. David Spivey chose as his sermon, Courage, the quality that takes account of reality. The Prayer for the week is, Lord, may I realize today that courage must mark my living - courage in ail things. May I also realize that all who are called to live for you, are assured that your own presence is with them at every turn. Amen. Bowling Ladies 175 and Over M. Wind 181, R. Kelly 200, D. Neal 208 - 215, H. Couroux 217 - 183, D. Mercer 176, D. Walker 285, A. Langstaff 276 - 246 - 227, I. Patton 192 - 206, L. Crockett 177, M. Pierek 190 - 178, B. Pearce 177, P. Kidd 203 - 191, B. Major 197 - 204 - 177, P. Irwin 186, M. Garrod 187 - 202, E. Perren 177 - 246 - 219, M. Burley 220, G. Henny 217, E. Meadows 176, D. Kelly 193 - 186, J. Miller 183 - 183, V. Blight 186 - 184 - 184, I. Brown 199 - 182, M..Wade 220. Men 200 and Over J. Graham 200 - 205 - 235, R. Loseby 248 - 206, G. Cowling 232 - 207, T. Embley 211, K. Cowling 239, M. Henry 247, R. Pyke 207, H. Fox 214, B. Lewis 257, G. Watson 216 - 231, R. Clapdorp 211, B. Bicknell 257, J. Ward 201. Thursday Mixed 175 and Over W. Forget 216 - 243, B. Forget 209 - 218, V. Dunlop 193, J. Stoneburg 204, R. Harness 210, B. Glanville 180 - 223, M. Lewis 236, G. Walton 220 - 175, F. Lewis 175 - 213, K Southern 208 - 216, J. Ritchie 180 - 187, J. Forget 205 - 231 - 179, Bob Forget 253 -180 -216. Friday Mixed 175 and Over E. Couch 194, B. Hoogkamp 243 - 194, B. Kentner 225 - 236, H. Nickolson 178 - 203 - 222, S. Nickolson 186, R. Couch 192 - 227 - 190, T. Couch 196, M. Ton 184, T. Ton 188, J. Turnbull 185, M. Turnbull 229 - 190, A. Pearce 191, E. Keller 177 - 187, S. Keller 206, B. Pearce 187, L. Pearce 217 - 197 - 178, J. Holmes 208 - 192 - 209, Jean Holmes 202, M. Henry 180 - 254 - 204, M. Pearce 200 - 183 - 197, R. Pearce 283 - 219, M. White 183 -182 - 279, G. Henry 190, J. Wright 210 - 175, M. Wright 212, B. Welsh 193. KENDAL The Couples' Club met in the Sunday School Hall on Thurs- day evening for a card party. Following the lunch a short business meeting was conducted by the president Mr. Lawrence Harris. It was planned to have a bus trip on Oct. 6th through the Dorset, Algonquin Park and back to Peterborough for a dinner. It is hopeful the color is good and weather fine. Kendal Church was well filled Sunday morning includ- ing many visitors for. the Sacrament of Baptism. Those who were baptised were Robyn Lea Aldred, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Aldred (nee Bonnie Geach) of Newcastle; Heather Ann Walker, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Walker (nee Irene Mercer) of Oshawa; Kelly Bernice Mercer, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mercer and Christopher Douglas John Mumby, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mumby (nee Neisha Neal). Mr. Keith Wood introduced these couples to the congregation. Rev. Tizzard's sermon was entitled 'Joy in the Church' taken from Colossians 1:24. The special music was a solo by Patricia Frank 'I Found the Answer' accompanied by Helen Wood at the piano. Mr. Jack Westlake greeted the congre- gation at the door. The Bible Study is starting for the fall term on Monday, Oct. 2nal at 2:30 u.m. It, is to be held alternating afternoons and evenings, Oct. 6th will be at 7:30 p.m. The Durham County Loyal Orange Lodge held a service Sunday afternoon in Newtonville Church. Several from Kendal attended. County Master Wayne Lowery and Bill Clark assisted in the service. Sympathy is extended to Mr. John Lowery and family in the death of Mrs. Lowery. Funeral services were Mon- day from the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Mrs. Awde of Jarvis is visiting her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Marin Foster. Visiting on the weekend with Mrs. Margaretta Stevens were Mr. and Mrs. J. Hellbust, and family, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens and son of Ottawa. Mrs. Stevens returned to Ottawa with her son John and Mrs. Stevens for Officers of the Knights of Columbus Council 6361 for the 1979-80 term were formally installed last Sunday night at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville. Seated from left: Arnold VanGoor, Chancellor; Daniel Murphy, Deputy Grand Knight; Richard Santomero, Grand Knight; Richard Budel, Financial Secretary; Joe Fernandes, Warden; Standing from left; Vincent Molloy, Outside Guard; Terry Molloy, Inside Guard; Bob Poste, Trustee; Mike McCarthy, Trustee; Tony Visser, Outside Guard; AI Arsenault, Lecturer; Joe Romard, Trustee. Absent from photo: Victor Auger, Past Grand Knight; George Chard, Advocate; Noel Knowles, Recorder; Tony Geboers, Treasurer; Gerry Prins, Outside Guard. Bowmanville Cubs Hold Successful Bottle Drive on Weekend Bowmanville's Cub packs were out in force on Saturday during the Cubs' bottle drive. Shown here are some of them from the Third Bowmanville Pack who were taking a break at their depot on Scugog St. Figure Skating Club Hosts Skate Exchange at Arena The Bowmanville Memorial Arena was the scene of a busy skate exchange on Saturday morning and afternoon. The exchange was sponsored by the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club and a large assortment of skates were available at reasonable prices. Here, some of the young shoppers inspect the merchandise. Proceeds from the skate exchange go towards the support of the figure skating club. NESTLETON- CAESAREA Social News Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Nestleton, visited with Grant's sister Mrs. Russel Francis in Orillia Hospital and stayed overnight with Mrs. Norman Warmington in Beaverton. Mrs. Jessie Slemon and Mrs. Helen Millson of Bow- manville were Sunday callers of the Thompsons. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers and son Jerry visited Mrs. Dorothy Chapman and Lisa at New Liskeard from Friday to Monday. They visited on Sunday with the Stewart Dorrell family at Charleton - and dined at Breault's restaurant in New Liskeard - nine folk in all. This a few days visit. Mr. R. Elliott spent the weekend in the Nipissing area visiting friends. Miss Catherine Stewart, Mrs. Eleanor Foster and Mrs. Pearl Clark had lunch on Sunday with Mrs. R. Elliott. Mr. Allan Downes and son Barry visited the Mennonite Country at Apple Creek, Ohio for several days last week. They were guests of Joe and Donna Colbentz who really showed them around. A big saw mill and their way of farming, also horse races. Mr. Downes had previously sold machinery to these people this year. was a wedding anniversary celebration for George and Ella Bowers. "Very Best Wishes" to the Bowers for many more anniversaries. It is wonderful to see them well enough to travel once again. Keep up the good work! Last Sunday Mrs. Bruce Heaslip's niece and husband Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson took Bruce and Olive to visit her nephew Mr. and Mrs. Allan Irvine at R.R. Bowman- ville. This past week Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMahon, Scar- borough, called on Olive on their way to the cottage at Minden. Pleased to report Bruce is improving and is home for supper quite fre- quently - Saturday evening his roommate Mr. Bigelow was a supper guest with Bruce and Olive in Nestleton. "Warmest Wishes" to Bruce for continued good health -- from his many friends. An Exciting Dining Experience Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholls and Tom of Caesarea, and five couples went to the Crock and Block in Oshawa, for dinner Thursday evening. The Crock and Block is a delightful place to dine - a nostalgic restaurant dedicated to the highest standards re - food quality, and service excellent, with plenty of atmosphere. Bill and Shirley and friends were later entertained at Bill and Mary Nicholls (Junior) home on Chadburn Street. Plowing Match Mr. and Mrs. Roy Notting- ham of Caesarea, had a very enjoyable day on Wednesday when they attended the Plow- ing Match, held in Chatham, and were able to contact friends they had made in Florida while there. The Plowing Match was a tremendous success. North NeÉtIeton Church On Sunday, Sept. 30th at 11:15 a.m. on a beautiful, colorful day the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was observ- ed. Rev. Victor Parsons delivered a most appropriate sermon taking as his topie "This Cup". Holy Scriptures: Luke 22: verses 14-23. Mr. Herb Vine accompanied by Mrs. L. Malcolm, sang the beautiful old Hymn "Just As I Am" which aded much.to the service. Members trust Herb will be back soon again. Two beautiful arrangements of Chrysanthemums graced the front of the church - a white cross in the centre with deep maroon flowers arranged about in an interesting fashion. Mrs. Jean Williams was responsible for these lovely vases of mums. A very good attendance at the service. A warm welcome to our Thanksgiving service next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. Let us fill Nestleton United Church to the doors - a special time to take stock of our many nlessngs - ana give thanks for the bounties that we have. Notice: The U.C.W. meeting will be held a week later due to Thanksgiving Monday. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered Sunday, October 14. Parents wishing to have children baptized are asked to contact the minister. Caesarea Euchre Results A good attendance last Wednesday evening and prize winners were: 1st - Carilyn Parish, 2nd - Eva MacDonald, 3rd - Millie Quantz. Next Wed. evening as usual. Try to attend and give the Ladies Aux. a lift. Women's Institute Meeting Mrs. Mabel Cawker along with Mrs. Clara Warren of Port Perry, were guests of the Little Britain Women's Institute last Wed. afternoon and gave a report of the National Women's Institute Convention held in Saskatoon, Sask. in June. Oakwood and Manilla Branches were guests of Little Britain. Opening Shoot Three brave Cawker duck hunters arose in the wee small hours and sallied forth on opening day, September 29th, but those wary ducks eluded them - no ducks!!! However, the morning air was very bracing. KtWEU0 tit 3ubtpenb Eut Telephone 987-4201 Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago MPP Sam Cureatz shows fine form at bat in the celebrity baseball game held at the opening of the Social and Personal