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f I 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 15,1962 Section Two SIfE Newcastle 3ndEpetibent Editors: Basel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Newcastle Sr. Citizens Enjoy Christmas Party At the Newcastle Community Community Hall on Thursday evening, over 100 Senior Citizens enjoyed enjoyed their annual Christmas party. President Albert Pearce welcomed all and called on Rev. Tom Smith to say Grace. The' Anglican Church Women served a delicious delicious turkey dinner, much appreciated by the attendants. Following the meal, Rev. Tom introduced Arlene Ayre and Pat Prout. Arlene led in a sing-song, accompanied on the piano by Pat. Arlene sang a beautiful solo, Infant Lowly, ana rat and violinist James Lowery provided some toetapping toetapping tunes. The Ding a Lings, Clara Nesbitt, Carman and Bertha White, James and Doreen Lowery, Alvin and Scott Yeo, entertained with more good music, until Santa Claus arrived. That great gentleman took four days to come from the North Pole, even though the folks were told he was coming by jet. The Jolly Chap (Jack Chard) assisted by Madeleine Buck- ley and Myrtle Pearce, delivered delivered a gift to each person, after which Christmas cake, coffee and tea were consumed. Rev. Tom Smith thanked Albert Albert and Myrtle Pearce, Madeleine and George Buck- ly for organizing such a delightful delightful evening. Albert, in turn, gave credit to his executive executive who assisted. On Sunday, Mrs. Kathleen Kimball entertained the ' following following to dinner, her aUnt, Mrs. George Morton, Bow- manville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, Orono, and Mr. Jack Kimball, Port Granby. Granby. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson, Starkville, were evening guests. We extend congratulations to Gary Johnson who graduated graduated from the Honeywell Institute Institute as a Programme Analyst. On Friday, nis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johnson, his sister, Glenda Rumbles of Norwood and Sandra Kelsey attended the graduation exercises exercises at the Prince Hotel, Toronto. On Saturday, Gary visited his aunt, Mrs. Eleanor Fennell , and grandmother Johnson in Belleville. We welcome home Tom Schmahl following surgery in Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wadè spent the weekend in Barrie, where Harry attended Home Meetings and they visited Mrs. Mary Wade and Grant. Of interest to local persons is that Mary's father, Mr. George Henderson, Port Hope, will be 100 years old Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. John ' Scott spent the weekend in Hamilton Hamilton with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Newton. Patients in Oshawa Hospital include Mr. William Storks and Mr. William Lake, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gar- rod enjoyed the weekend in Toronto with her sister, Mrs, Jill Christie. Mr. and Mrs. William Storks attended the Ganaraska Christmas party last Thursday Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Lovekin also attended this function. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johnson and Gary visited visited with Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rumbles, Krista and Mark at the Rumbles' cottage near Stoney Lake. This was a special occasion, celebrating Krista's fourth birthday. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska Executive Meeting in Port Hope on Monday, Monday, December 13. Mrs. Marjorie Hagerman returned last Monday night after visiting with relatives in Stirling. 1 Mrs. Douglas Harris, Kendal, visited last Thursday with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Spencer, Bowmanville, visited on Sunday Sunday with Mrs. N. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Allison and new grandson, Benjamin David, Peterborough. Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed Sunday evening supper with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid, Orono. Mrs. George Felgate, Unionville, was a Tuesday visitor with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Saturday, the Newcastle Community Hall was a busy place for the Newcastle Lions. In the afternoon, Santa Claus . visited the children. In the evening, the Lions entertained their ladies to a lovely roast beef dinner, dance and Christmas Christmas party. Last Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley went to Huntsville to attend the funeral of Mrs. Charles Cher rier. While in Huntsville, they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Vera Ratz. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, Toronto, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Riiby Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor. Cpl. and Mrs. Gary Naylor and family, Trenton, were weekend guests of his parents, LOOKED AT NEW CAH PRICES TELY? UH, OH ...BETTER GET MAACO. From dings lo dents, to rust--and a GREAT PAINT JOB--MAACO Autopainting Experts can restore your car's body and bring it back to lilel All for a price that's lower than you'd ever expect. And accident claims? It's all part ol the job at MAACO PAINT SERVICES START AS LOW AS... jggts Collision Experts in Oshawa ~ 579-4000 710 WILSON ROAD S. OSHAWA Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago were among the 20 Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crago, Providence. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred included included Mrs. Gladys McKay, Bronte, Mrs. Pearl Wooa- hams, Scarborough and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa. Her many friends will be Ë leased to learn that Mrs. liana Rowe is home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey and family were Mr. and Mrs. John Pacey, accompanied by their daughter, Marlene, husband, Bob and son, David, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kraft and Jeffrey, all from Peterborough. Little great grandson, Andrew Norton Norton of Toronto, who is visiting grandparents, Roy and Peggy Pacey of Bowmanville, is a patient at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Em- bley, Cobourg, were Sunday visitors with his mother, Mrs. Reta Embley. On December 5, Mrs. Helen Harris was pleasantly surprised surprised by her family on the occasion of her birthday. For dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Harris and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson and Pamela, all of Oshawa. In the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ferguson, Oshawa, were callers. Helen's sister, Mrs. Dorothy Threlfall, telephoned from Vancouver. , We are sorry to report that Mrs. Grace Couch is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Grace suffered a broken hip, the result of a fall in her home. Birthday greetings to Ronald Powell and John Metrailler. Best wishes to Marjorie and Jim Caswell on their 28th ; wedding anniversary. ; Anglican News On Sunday afternoon, members members of St. George's Anglican' Church attended a service in St. Peter's Cobourg, at which Bishop James Clark spoke and showed slides of his 26 years in the Arctic. In the evening, the Fellowship Fellowship Club met for their Christmas Christmas party. Pot luck lunch and gifts were enjoyed. A trio of clowns supplied entertainment. entertainment. United Church News U.C.W. Meeting On Monday evening, at the Manse, the ladies of the evening unit of the U.C.W. met for their Christmas party. A very meaningful programme was presented by Erla Jose, Marjorie Caswell, Susanne Schumann and Sheila Stiles. As symbols of Christ were placed on a Christmas tree by Marjorie, Erla explained their meanings. Marjorie sang a beautiful solo, 'Star of the East,' accompanied by Marie Pedwell at the piano. Christmas Christmas carols, stories and games were enjoyed before the delivery delivery of gifts. Mugs for Quin Mo Lac were brought to this meeting for which Erla Jose, a director of the camp, graciously graciously thanked the ladies. A tasty lunch was served by the committee in charge. United Church News On Wednesday, at the manse, 12 members attended the Bowmanville ministerial meeting when Mrs. Pat Rundle of Community Services Services was guest speaker. Mr. Harry Wade and Rev. Donald Stiles attended the Ventures in Missions Conference Conference in Peterborough on Thursday. Dec, 12 was White Gift Sunday Sunday at Newcastle United Church. Reading the Scripture Scripture Lesson was Mrs. Shelley Flowers by Jackman 623-3365 BowmanvWiMii Deloitte • Receiver and Manager Haskins+Sells Limited • Financial Consultant Trustee in Bankruptcy • Business Bankruptcies • Personal Bankruptcies Bank of Commerco Building 2 Slmcoe Street South, P.O, Box 800 • Proposals Oshawa, Ontario LI H 7N1 14161 579-8202 . (Toronto Area 683-9051 ) / • Agent for Secured Creditors Allin. Advent candle readers and lighters were Jim and Shirley Coyle and sons, Brandon Brandon and Matthew, who. displayed displayed the banner denoting Faith. Mrs. Joan Blackburn's intermediate class presented What Child is This? with Laura Vickers as narrator. Christmas Sunday Service will be held on December 19th. In the evening at 7:30, the Bozar Trio will present Christmas Christmas in Song. Christmas Concert At 7:30 p.m. on Sunday,Dec. 12, the Christmas Concert was held in the Sunday School. Rev. Donald Stiles welcomed ' everyone. Carol 421, O Little Town of Bethlehem was sung. The Kindergarten presented Christmas Wish with Lindsay Foote performing a piano solo. Misses Melissa Allin and Allan McKenzie sang a duet. The Girls Senior Class and Nursery Nursery presented a number. From the Primary Class was Marvellous Toy by Jason Shephard and Nancy Vickers, also Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Murray Jose added to the programme by playing some piano selections. Carol Dawson also played the piano. After the Junior Class presented presented Noel, the Couples Club did the 12 Days of Christmas. Lori Rowe and Carol Dawson played Drummer Boy and Jolly Old St. Nick on their flutes. After Don Stiles' piano solo, Janet Crowther presented presented The Night Before Christmas. Christmas. A Christmas Hit was the final item presented by the Couples Club before the arrival arrival of Santa Claus. Monday Night Ladles League Above 175 D. Mercer 210, 188, 198; N. Mumby 179, 203, 180; D. Neal 201,220,182; C. Pickering 204, 251,177; B. Petherick 191,191, 192; C. Robinson 178, 180; M. Purik 195, 269; I. Patton 197, 307; D. McCurdy 207, 229; M. Wade 224,229; K. Mercer 182; T. Langstaff 201; D. Foster 199; S. Foster 266; B. Stacy 177; L. Crockett 204; B. Pearce 209; J. McCracken 185; D. Walker 192; R. Couch 176; V. Blight 202; A. Lang- staff 191; B. Major 203; V. Watson 180; P. Irwin 193. Thursday Night Mixed League Above 175 R. Adams 225,177; W. Forget Forget 194, 195; E. Stephens 194, 180; F. Forget 185, 209; B. Forget 279; K. Moffat 180; S. Dennis 191; J. Forget 202; S. Dunlop 198. Senior citizens of Newcastle Village, along with Community Hall. Details of their dinner and the: several guests, turned out in large numbers last following entertainment are contained in the-' week for their Christmas dinner party at the Newcastle News. Top Snowmobile Racing Drivers Coming to Peterborough Jan. 7 THE MARCH IS ON! Many physically disabled men and women need your help. Please give generously. $▲} Vt/ ABILITY FUND The premiere snowmobile event in North America will be held just after the New Year at Peterborough, when the 14th annual Kawartha International Snowmobile Races take place at Morrow Park. The event will be held January 7, 8 and 9, and will attract the very best of skilled racing drivers from across Canada and the US. Canadian and American professional riders will skim over the oval ice track to reach speeds of 148.5 KPH (92 MPH), with terrific pressure applied on corners to both men and machines. The races mean big money to racers, and the spectacle means lots of excitement for thousands of spectators. The big event isn't just winter's salute to snowmobiles, it includes motorbikes, three-wheel vehicles and a centre-field Sno-cross event. Top brand names will be there from Bombardier and Moto-Ski to Yamaha and Polaris. The racers will be driving private and factory sleds especially prepared with runners for ice travel and modified motors according to the rules of the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation. The bleachers at Morrow Park on Lansdowne Street will resound with the cheers of spectators looking to their favorite riders to win the gold. There will be 300 racers on the ice oval during 'the 60 events held on the weekend. The announcing, a very important part of the action, will be handled by A1 Simmons of the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation, while the starts will be handled by Ross Robinson, a veteran of thousands of races. Facts: admission: adults $7.00, students (17 and under) $3.50, children under 12 - $2.00, seniors $3.50. Hours: Friday, Jan. 7 - 7 p.m. - 11 p.m.: Saturday, Jan. 8 - noon - 4:30; "p.m., Sunday, Jan. 9 - noon -■ 4:30p.m. The event is sanctioned by; the Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation and' supported by the Ontario Snowmobile Industry- Association. Co-operation is received from tne Ontario; Federation of Snowmobile': Clubs. @ Pitch-in and Keep Canada Beautiful MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Building (Post Office) 2nd Floor-Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C3A0 Telephone 623-4444 Our annual Christmas Greetings edition of The Canadian Statesman and The Newcastle Independent, will be published on Wednesday, 1 December 22nd. If your company would like to have a Christmas message in this edition, please call 623-3303 or come in to our office at 62 King Street West, Bowmanville . 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