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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 3.1982 0% Newcastle 3nbcpenbcnt Varied Costumes Add Color to Newcastle Lions Dance Editors: Basel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 On Tuesday evening the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce sponsored a well- conducted all candidates meeting at the Newcastle Community Hall. Those who attended will now know where to put their votes on election day from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on November 8 at the Newcastle Community Hall or where- ever their polling subdivision is located. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fadel and Alain, Rexdale, were Sunday visitors at the Rectory with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Allan Haldenby. Mrs. Tom Buckley and grandson Jamie of Banff, Alberta, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. During their stay other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenney of Lindsay, Miss Jessie Lamb, Omemee and Mrs. Doris White, Toronto. Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club last Monday. Eleven members of the Newcastle TOPS club attended the area rally at Bowmanville High School on Sunday, October 31. On Sunday, October 24, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brereton, accompanied by granddaughter granddaughter Denise Alldread of Oshawa, motored to Strath- roy, Ontario, where they were dinner guests of Rev. Bob and Mrs. Hayne and family. Later in the evening Sam, Margaret and Denise were very pleased to be able to attend the beautiful Induction Service when Rev. Hayne was given charge of St. John the Evangelist, Strathroy, and Ste. Anne's, Adelaide. The Breretons and Denise returned home on Monday after enjoying a pleasant few hours visiting with the Haynes and Barb's mother, Dr. Turner. We are pleased to report the Haynes are well and happy and are eagerly looking forward to beginning a new life in their new home and new community. We wish them well! Last Thursday night, October 21st, Sherry Lee Wright, daughter of Karen and Donald Wright, was awarded second place, a prize of ten dollars for a Hallowe'en story, The Spooky Story. Sherry Lee's picture and story appeared in the Saturday edition of Oshawa This Weekend, Weekend, the sponsor of the contest. Congratulations, Sherry Lee! Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn, Orono, called on Mrs. Hazel Crago last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Tamblyn,. who taught at Lake Shore School for ten years (when she was Hilda Rowland) is busy organizing a school reunion for some time in 1983. All the pupils who attended Lake Shore School during those ten years will be invited. On Sunday, October 31st. Sam and Margaret Brereton enjoyed dinner with Helen and Charlie Aquilina in Toronto where they helped their niece, Gayle Stanner and nephew Alf Adair, celebrate their birthdays. birthdays. Recent visitors with Mrs. Nellie Spencer were Mrs. Ab Waller and friend Mary of Colborne, Ray Bennett and John Hayes of Ennismore, Mrs. Pat Bernard, Flesherton and Mrs. Rosie Webb, Pickering. Mrs: Alfred Graham returned home last week after a three-week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Graham, Jessica and Adrian, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster were Thursday evening supper guests of Mrs. Cecil Slemon, Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard, Johnna and Delann were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reid of Belleville and their daughter Connie Pordham who recently moved from Calgary, were Saturday visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Restore W. M. (Bill) Morrison as Hydro Commissioner • 12 years as Commissioner of Bowmanville Utilities • 11 years as Chairman of Bowmanville Utilities • 1 year Chairman for Newcastle Hydro "A man who was instrumental in the formation of this utility and has the time and concern to devote to your needs. " W.M. (Bill) MORRISON X Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, Peterborough, were Sunday visitors with her mother Mrs. Gladys Pacey and the Sunday family. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stapleton, Orono and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Thompson, Bowmanville, were Wednesday Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. William Storks enjoyed their 35th wedding anniversary last Monday night by dining out. We extend our congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chisweil, Cambridge, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. On Sunday, October 31st, Margaret and William Wade and sons entertained family and friends at their home on the occasion of his mother Mabel's birthday. Relatives and friends attended from Ottawa, Mississauga, Cambridge, Brighton, Port Hope, Oshawa, Bowmanville and locally. We add our congratulations and best wishes! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Griffin and Brett of Bowmanville visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Cook, Brian and Daniel, Toronto. Birthday greetings to Gary Powell, Dale Hunt and Jackie De Jong. Mrs. May Robinson, Courtice, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cunningham. Mrs. Lois Huber is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Anglican News Fred and Nell Yates, Mrs. Emma Knapp, Freda and Darlene Knapp, Warren Tait, Albert Mavin, Rev. Allan and Grace Haldenby attended the Anglican Deanery Workshop in St. Peter's, Cobourg on Saturday, Oct. 30. Leader for {the choir was Mr. John ÎTuitie, , /organist in St. Paul's C/hurch, /Bloor St., Toronto. The Rev. y Victoria Matthews, Youth Coordinator Coordinator for the Diocese of 'Toronto, led the Youth Group. The Rev. Stephen Booth, Hart House Chaplain at the University of Toronto, led the Study Group. About eighty people from the Deanery attended. Services at St. George's resumed at 11.15 Eastern Standard Time. The ACW meet on Wednesday, Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 8 p.m., making final preparations for the bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 6 at the Town Hall. St. Francis of Assisi News The CWL held their general meeting on Thursday, October 14. Speaker for the evening was Marg Butler, who spoke on Birthright. On Saturday, November 6 at 8 p.m. a Hard Times Dance will be held in the Parish Hall, music by Jackman. Call John Gorman at 983-5117 for tickets. Our CWL bazaar is. Saturday, Nov. 13 from 1 - 4 p.m. in the Parish Hall. There will be crafts, baked goods, fish pond, penny table, books, toys, religious articles, plants, tea room, youth group table and St. Vincent de Paul H O NIDI A. We still The have some Best '82's Deal on '83's at HUGE / SAVINGS While Stocks WHILE THEY LAST Last ft i ^ -- ^ ■ 'i -L-- 1 1 paw-EF--- County Honda Sales Highway No. 2 at Maple Grove 623-2586 Toronto line 683-2751 Society table. Everyone is welcome. United Church News On Tuesday, Mrs. Louise Jose, Jean Rickard, Sheila Stiles and Hazel Crago attended the Oshawa Presby- terial United Church Women's meeting at Hampton United Church. On Saturday, Oct. 30, Mrs. Glenn Allin, Miss Dorrene Powell, Mrs. Wayne Blackburn Blackburn and Rev. Donald Stiles attended a Mission and . Service program at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa. On Sunday, Oct. 31st, costumed children collected for UNICEF. Miss Dorrene Powell was the lay reader and Rev. Stiles' sermon on Stewardship was titled, God Gives. In the evening, R. A. Brndjar of the Canadian Bible Society showed a film, God's Truth Abideth Still, depicting the Society's work in Poland. Rev. Wayne Wright of Orono read the Scripture and Rev. Allan Haldenby of St. George's offered prayers. The first visitation training session is Wednesday evening, November 3, at 8.15 p.m. YOUTH BOWLING Above 100 Juniors D. Miller 158, J. Rogerson 105, F. DeJong 100. Seniors Ken O'Bovle 183, 174, M. Peel 154, 113, S. Willsher 108, W. Couch 150,195, C. Willsher 123,. 125, A. Stere 131, 179, Kelly O'Boyle 107,145, B. Fisk Many adults enjoy dressing up in weird outfits on occasions such as Hallowe'en. This was quite evident at Newcastle on Saturday night when the Lions held a costume dance and most of those attending took advantage of the opportunity to show their ingenuity. 109, L. Whyte 110, D. DeJong 118, A. White 107, B. Knapp 103, 152, C. Potter 143, Julie Sandercock 114, 190, G. Donald 103, 112, S. Stere 115, 114, Jamie Sandercock 103, S. Van Dyke 122, P. Knapp 160, 161. MONDAY NIGHTLADIES Oct. 25 Above 175 L. Crockett 233, 194, 184, K. Mercer 220, 221, M. Peirik 197, 273, T. Langstaff 176, 180, 239, B. Petherick 209, 180, 182, R. Couch 226, B. Pearce 196, V. Weiheid 235, 205, 202, J. McCracken 187,203, J. Rogers 177, E. Perrin 185, V. Blight 258, B. Major 265, 221, 183, H. Couroux 202, M. Major 196, 218, 205,'. A. Mercer 213, D. Mercer 202, D. Mercer 217, C. Pickering 208,184, D. Neal 203, 208, D. McCurdy 183, D. Walker 199, I. Brown 231, S. Foster 179, 212, 199, M. Wade 195, 200, C. Robinson 201, B. Mercer 189, L. Elliot 179, A. Langstaff 178, 182. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE OCT. 28 Above 175 B. Forget 224, 186, 218,- K. Boyd 218, R. Adams 179, J. Forget 208,190,229, S. DEnnis 181, E. Stephens 175, W. Forget 281, 241, 219, S. Dunlop 177, F. Forget 246, 177, 250, M. Lewis 205, 175. ELECT MORRIS W. WESTON LOCAL COUNCILLOR FOR WARD ONE Town of Newcastle PONTYPOOL The Thankoffering Service in Pontypool United Church was very well attended with an exceptional; good turnout from the Bethany congregation. congregation. Rev. Donovan Brown, Chaplain of Civic Hospital, Peterborough, was the guest speaker; and,/'.Mrs 1 . Rita Schoute of R. tjf.'S, Pontypool was the guest soloist. She sang four old numbers beautifully, accompanied by, her husband, John, on the electric organ. The Junior Choir, under the direction of Rev. John Jones, also rendered special music. During the service the Hammond organ, purchased earlier during the year, was dedicated with Elder Jessie Fisk presenting a plaque with list of donors. We are glad to say that the organ is totally paid for without using any. money from the Memorial Fund. / Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McMahon and Mrs. Margaret Wright were guests at the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Masters held in Bowmanville on Saturday. Readers of this column who were present at Jeanne and Wes McMahon's "Nostalgia Night" held recently in Pontypool Community Centre and anyone else fond of that type of music might be interested to know that Moxie Whitney is going to be a guest on "Sweet Swing and Jazz" next Sunday, November 7th. This program is on CJQR FM St. Catharines, 97.7 on your FM dial, each Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The host will be on the first part of the program with Moxie and his music on from 5:45 till 9:00. "Happy Listening". In the Monday Ladies Bowling League Jean McLean was top bowler witli a single score of 258 and a double of 402. s Csl. and Mrs. David Fraser of Bradford and Don and Debbie Timms of Belhany were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Cliff and Yvonne Fallis. Hallowe'en has come and gone with no severe catastrophies in the Pontypool area. The hardest hit was Hid local Post Office which seemed to bear the brunt of pranksters. The, front of the building was totally covered with soap and globs of eggs, cucumbers and tomatoes. We understand damage was done to the Star vending machine and that someone unwittingly dumped garbage into the mail slot. Marie and Joanne Finney and Wendy Johnston recently spent a weekend in the Kingston area when Marie's relatives held a bridal shower for Wendy, Many local young men were" at a slag for Rodney Kinney last Friday night. Centre Committee is holding a New Year's Eve Dance and tickets may be purchased from Helen Erickson, Mervin Bowins and Curtis McKay. The Committee also holds bingos every second Tuesday night - next one Nov. 9th. Grace Fallis enjoyed a "Celebration Dinner" with her sisters at Bridgenorth on Sunday. IT FOR THE KIDS VOTÉ for QUALITY EDUCATION NOVEMBER 8th 1982 - 1985 N/N WOMEN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ONTARIO SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS FEDERATION, DISTRICT 49 GOVERNMENT COSTS DO NOT ALLOW APATHY Election Day November 8th, 1982 Re-Elect DIANE HAMRE Regional Councillor Wards For Information or Rides Call 983-5505 WHY CHANGE? I ' National Inflation Rate . 12% j . Local Tax Rate 8% Re-Elect Garnet Rickard Mayor The Pontypool Community