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~Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Inspecting the inside of the Newcastle water supply plant are (left to right) Mayor Garnet Rickard, Environment Minister Harry Parrott andRegional Chairman Walter Beath. For all the many expres- sions of sympathy, food, calîs and cards, we sincerely thank you, our neighbors, friends and relatives. Wednesday evening visitors with Mrs. Kathleen Kimbal were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bowen, Orono and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snead, Ajax. Mrs. Kathleen Kimbal enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday with the Kimbal family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bright, David and Kimberley, Oshawa. On Thursday, October 4, forty-four senior citizensý enjoyed a bus trip, taking in our own beautiful Ontario scenery. The tour took tbem east along highways 401 and 2 where they stopped at Napanee for lunch. The driver proceeded on east to beautiful Ivy Lea scenery and Ganano- que, north to number 7 highway, the autumn colors in the vicinity of Kaladar and Sharbot Lake were beautiful. Supper was enjoyed at the Windmill Restaurant near Madoc and the travellers reached home around nine I's Action Time '79 at our dealership. That means its easier than ever for you to own the tractor you need. You'Il get diesel power and economy in MF 16-81 PTO horse power. trac tors. You'Il bold fuel costs ta a minimum, get the lug- ging power you need around the farmyard, o'clock in the evening. On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Pauline Stonks, Mrs. Raye Friediander and Mrs. Lorne Johnson enjoyed a Fashion Show at the Oshawa Golf Cl ub. Miss Cathy Scott, Toronto, Mr. and- Mrs. Rob Scott, Lorraine and Justin, Little Britain, were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga, were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Daze, Arnprior, were recent bouse small or large acreages, and at construction sites. Xe're tr\ing ta earn aur axwn sales bonus, so we'll be dealing even harder than usual. You get savings on top of sa\ ings. 1If y oure in the market for a tractor, this is the timne ta buy. Caîl us or stop by for the details. 245D, Serial No. 9A307087 $flflfà% lfldo "Waiver of finance charges until March 30,1980" MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Used New Holland New GT Dumnp Wagon 2-Row Forage Harvester 720eu. ft. capacity Compete with running gear $29300. 1- 75500. McKEE SNOWBLOWERS NOW IN STOCK Do your Christmas Shopping Early' ORDER MASSEY FERGUSON TOYS NOW (<irited stock available) This offer expires Oct. 31/1979 and is subject coavailable Inventory Rienstroý,a s Garage 3 miles east of Newcastle on Hwy. 2 786-2424 guests of the Harry Wade's. The Lorne Johnson family enjoyed the weekend at their cottage at Lake Skootamatta. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod Jr., Mrs. Pauline Storks, Mrs. Raye Friedland- er, Dean Friedlander and son Jason, Kitchener, enjoyed Tbanksgiving Sunday with Mrs. Jill Christie at her Kirkfield cottage. Mrs. Bessie Dean enjoyed Thanksgiving with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gamey Lycett, Andrea and Dean, Port Hope. Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephenson, Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark enjoyed an autumn drive via Highway 7 to Tweed., Mrs. Kathleen Kimbal entertained the Ladies' Euchre Club last Monday. Mrs. Doris White and son Philip and friend, Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mn. and Mrs. George Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Ralpb Murray and Colleen, Frankford, spent Thanksgiving weekend with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hager- man and Pam, Oshawa, were Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hagerman. Mrs. S. R. Nicholîs, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard, Jobnna and Delann were Saturday even- ing Thanksgiving dînner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lancaster. Mr. Herman Schmid is a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster and the Jack Chard family attended the 4tb wedding anniversary celebra- tion of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welsb at the Port Darlington Marina Hotel. With Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell for Monday Thanks- giving dinner were Miss Judy Powell, Brockville, Mr. Harold Powell, Toronto and Mn. and Mrs. Wayne Markie, Alyssa and Andrew, Scarborougb. Patients in hospital include Mr. Harny Mllroy, Mrs. Hazel Malley, Mr. Karl Wey- rich.' 1Mr. and Mrs. Bert Foote and Joan, Whitby and Mrs. Barbara King and Meggan, New York, were Thanksgiving Sunday dinner visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. David Foote and Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Powell and Jamie, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell, ('olleen and Kelly. Mr. Jim Mellroy, Toronto, spent the weekend witb bis sister, Mrs. ]Iune Pitt, Brownsville. 1Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Allin, Adrienne and' Heat ber, and Miss Gladys Allin, Guelph, spent Tbanksgiving Sunday witb their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allin. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Martin, Shelley and Leanne, Manotick were weekend visitors witb Mr. and Mrs. Alec Martinand Gregory. Mr. Tom Martin, Aylmer, was also home for the weekend. AI enjoyed Thanks- giving dinner on Sunday with Telephone,987-420-1 - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin and family, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin, Newtonville, entertained his parents, Alec and Marilyn, last Wednesday to the Toronto-Chicago hockey gamne at Maple Leaf Gardens. Before the game, the Martins called on Irene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vogels who are in Wellesley Hospital. The Vogels were in an automobile accident out west in e4rly summer and must be glad to be moved dloser to their family at home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barchard spent Sunday with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes, Barrie. On Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Barchard and family, Oshawa, and Mr. Gary Barehard, Bowmanville, were Thanksgiving visitors with their parents. Word was received last week from Philip and Sue Barchard, Edmonton, that they have a new son. Marion Richards, Orono, was a Sunday guest of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard enioved Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farr at their cottage, Burk's Falls. Mrs. Helen Buxton, Lindsay, accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs.. Wilmer Matthews, Alan, and Darren, Barry's Bay, were weekend guests of the family, the Rudmnans. Mrs. Pat Bernard, Flesher- ton, spent last Monday with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cowdrey, Lucan, called on the Cragos last Thursday. Birthday greetings to Wilma Scott, Audrey Farner, Edward Glenney, Myrtie Alldred and Jacqueline Vanderstarre. Rev. David Spivey officiat- ed at the Massey-Bromiley wedding at Newcastle United Cburch on Saturday, October 6, 1979. Rev.'Allan Haldenby, united in marriage, Ralph Ibbotson and Linda Powell, of Newton- ville, on Saturday, October 6. On Monday morning on our driveway we found some keys . AlI day as we collected news items, we tried to find the owner. We must have had some unidentified callers! Sympathy is extended 'to friends and relatives of Mrs. Laura French (nee Smith), Toronto, who passed away last week. Anglican Church News St. George's Anglican Church was beautifully decorated for Harvest Thanksgiving. Parishoners contributed fruits and vegetables. The Altar Guild were ahl present to place the vegetables and fruit. Flowers on the altar were placed in memory of Edward J. Belsey and son Jarvis and were given by Mrs. Belsey and family. Rev. Allan Haldenby spoke of the tremendous blessing God has given us in our fertile fields. He spoke of the fii e farmers and gardeners of =~ area who put so much effort into tfreir work. He said that the c 1trch followed their example in husbandry and so fulfilled the command of Jesus to make disciples. God pronmises to give Joy and Blessing to the people of faith. The choir sang the anthem, The Thanksgiving Song. >A good congregation joined in their act of Thanksgiving for this harvest and the nation. At St. Saviour's Church, Orono, the Young People's Choir made their debut under the guidance of Mrs. Gloria Gray, Roger Proctor assisted Mrs. Haldenby at the organ. The church there was beauti- fully decorated for the barvest season, as well. Next Sunday Venerable Tom Gracie and Canon Herbert will take the services, in the-,absence of Rev. Inspect Con trol Panel at Newcastle's New Water Supply Plant The brand new $2.8 million water supply plant in Newcastle Village is expected to make water shortages a thing of the past. The plant was officially opened last Wednesday, October 3. However, it will be a few more weeks before the facility is completely ready for use. Control panel shown here gives operators information on what is going on inside the plant. Shown from left to right are: Durham East MP Sam Cureatz; Regional Works Commissioner Bill Twelvetrees; Keith Barr, local councillor for Ward Three; and Harry Parrott, Ontario's Environment Minister. Mr. Parrott officially opened the facilities last week. Newcastle's water supply plant replaces a well which used to supply the village with water. A new 400,000 gallon reservoir on Arthur St. is another component of the village water system. The plant can serve a population of 7,000 with extra capacity in reserve. It can produce 1.8 million gallons of water per day, which represents a lot of baths and showers. season be more than words, May my gratitude for Your love issue in responsive acts of love and caring. Monday, October 22nd, Newcastle hosts the Oshawa Presbyterial District meeting. Hi-C meetings start up again next Sunday evening. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies 175 and Over E. Perrin 183-223, J. Holmes 199, M. Wade 218-208, B. Mercer 206-222, B. Major 202-228, V. Watson 207-238, M. Major 209-243, D. Mercer 213, P. Irwin 177-198, D. Kelly 256-187-205, V. Blight 198-190, M. Wind 175, N. Prescott 227, L. Crockett 175-184, J. A. Jones 194, S. Foster 181, D. Neal 220, H. Couroux 175-184, N. Mumby 186-201, D. Mercer 197, D. Walker 204-197-244, A. Lang- staff 170-210, J. Pollard 173. Men 200 and Over, K. Cowling 357, G. Cowling 208, M. Henry 209, D. Brown 216, B. Biekeli 216, W. Flîntoff 216-241, G. Murphy 215-202, B. Lewis, 263, R. Clapdorp 207- 226, T. Embly 210-206, J. Graham 252-208, R. Loseby .226-216-274, H. Fox 244-237. Thursday 175 and Over W. Forget 243, B. Forget 180, B. Glanville 201-187, G. Walton 201-199, L. Schmid 193, J. Ritchie 214-233, F. Forget 178-216-186, A. Rutherford 193, S. Dunlop 216, J. Forget 176, B. Forget 180-219, T. Forget 237. Friday 175 and Oven G. Henny 178-198, J. Wright 267-182-182, M. Wright 213, B. McCulloch 180-190, M. Pearce 175, R. Pearce 238-216-220, M. MacDonald 190, M. White 230-189-231, B. Welsh 184-213- Adventures in Two half hour dramas from the National Film Board's "Adventures in History" series will be featured soon on the CBC television network. Les Rubie stars as Tommy Burnett, a World War II hero 179, S. Webb 185, H. M. Munro 227, B. McEwen 218, E. Chapman 176-176, J. Cbapmnan 186-177, V. Gray 205-176, M. Henry 259-233-268, B. Little 183, L. Pearce 296-272, P. Stacey 190, F. Stacey 244, M. Turnbull 192-219, A.' Pearce 213-207, S. Keller 226, H. Niekolson 194-193, S. Niekol- son 189, R. Couch 224, T. Couch 216, M. Ton 175, E. Couch 193, N. Hoogkamp 179, B. Hoogkamp 188-186, B. Kentner 228-205, G. Kentner 186. Hlistory Series who fights bis last battle on the streets of bis home town. "Bravery In The Field" will be presented on October 6 (9:30 p.m. in Quebec and west; 10:30 p.m. in the Maritimes and 11:00 p.m. in Newfoundland). Willie Lamothe plays Octave, the typewriter sales- man and Sylvie Lachance the- "dangerous criminal" Claude, who is to be brougbt back to justice by a young policeman in The Machine Age. This haîf-hour National Film Board drama in the "Adventures in History" series will bave its television premiere Saturday, September' 29 on the CBC network. - - - U.. - E ~ Now is the Time toSave!! 1-,' Here is a small sam pie of Ma terials a tour "'Auction Sale" LUMVBER SIDING PLYWOOD WINDOWS WALLBOARD FLOORING PANELLING CEILING TILES SHINGLES HARDWARE DOORS WINDOWWELLS PAINT CEDAR POSTS CAULKING TUBES BATH ROOM TILES GARAGE DOORS Don 't Miss the Bargains Join us ai Newcastle Lumber's "G lant Au'ctio Sale" October 2Oth, 1979 Newcastle 987-5050 "Ail items Cash & Carry"l Our Famous Auctioneer "Frank Stapleton"' 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 10, 1979 NelUCU» tIE Social and Personal A IIMI ON MASSEY-FERGUSON'S m AVION HANDY 16-81 HORSEPOWER M M Âg11M1E79 FUEL EFFICIENT TRACTORS. Masse Ferguson