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i ) to pur- ëi)t Newcastle Snbepcnbent Telephone 987-4201^ Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 27, 1963 15 Dental Nurses and Assistants Promote Healthy Teeth Just a reminder! April 29 the second instalment of taxes is due. Income tax time has arrived tool Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cunningham Cunningham have returned home after spending the winter in Florida. Welcome home! Mr. Donald Huber who was among all those runners in the Boston Marathon last week, reports that he finished in a time of two hours and forty-six minutes and placed 96th overall. overall. Congratulations! Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska meeting on Thursday in Port Hope., Mr. Samuel Buttery, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was a supper guest on Thursday evening at S. J. Lancaster's. Miss Susan Allison, daughter daughter of Joan and Mervin Allison, Port Hope, former residents of the village, has been" chosen as one of six riders to represent Canada at the Inter-Pacific Pony Club Rally to be held in Japan, Aug. 20 to Sept. 11 this year. The competitors, 36 in all, will .be from Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, the Far East, Japan and Canada. All the riders will live with Japanese families during the Rally. The competition is in three phases - dressage, cross-country and stadium jumping: The six representatives for Canada were selected by a National Committee - Good Luck Susan! On Tuesday evening Mrs. Raye Friedlander, Mrs. Carolyn Garrod and Mrs. Pauline Storks attended a fashion show at the Oshawa Golf Club. Lucky Raye won one of the door prizes. The Rotary Club of Cobourg is opening a walking trail along Factory Creek from the Cobourg Fitness Centre to Lake Ontario. As chairman of the Ganaraska Conservation Area, Mrs. Pauline Storks was a representative, along with council members who, on Sunday, had a trial run of the course. Mrs. . Kathleen Kimball entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster Lancaster àttended the funeral of the late Mrs. Tina Rienstra on Tuesday afternoon at the Emmanuel Reformed Church, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball were Saturday evening evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bowen, Orono. Mr. Pierre Savoy, Switzerland, Switzerland, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrailler, Alex and Laura, Hamilton, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Metrailler and family. Mrs. Bertha Daniels and Neil, Oshawa, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Charles Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Norgrove Clemence, Whitby. Mrs. Janet Paeden and Mrs. Amelia Lancaster were callers callers on Friday evening with Mrs. William Hale, Newton- ville. On Saturday evening at Brownsdale Community Centre, about one hundred friends and relatives gathered to honour Mr. and Mrs. Ross Adams on their 25th wedding anniversary. Ross and Barbara were presented with gifts. Dancing and lunch were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs, David Foote visited on Sunday with his father who is a patient in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. George Crump, . Bridgenorth, were Thursday afternoon callers at S. J. Lancaster's. On Tuesday morning April 19, the Newcastle Senior Citizens Citizens enjoyed their usual bowling bowling after which they motored to Port Hope Legion where a delicious meal was served by the Ladies Auxiliary. The seniors then returned to the hall for cards and presentation presentation of prizes. The winning bowling team were Edna Strutt, Kathleen Kimball, Eva Couch, Jenny Hicks and Albert Pearce. The losing team were Eva Smith, May Hall, Bertha Fisher, Sid Brown and Stanley Allin. The most improved player - man, Harry Collinson; lady, Bertha Fisher. Prize for. the high bowlers that day were - man, George Buckley; lady, Eva Smith. All bowlers received a gift from the committee. President Albert Pearce was presented with a gift for organizing the bowling all- season. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce visited in Brampton with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton and Adam. On Saturday the Pearce's motored motored to Oakville where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hockin. On Saturday evening they attended St. Paul's United Church Couple's Club 8th Musical Variety Show, Best Days of the Year. Mrs. Vera Barchard, Oshawa, visited Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Pearce. > Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch, Manotick, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. , On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jose of Oshawa held a birthday party NOW AVAILABLE! 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Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jose and John, Guelph, great-grandmother great-grandmother Mrs. Louise Jose, Mrs. Bea Boddy, Hampton, Mr. Jack Wade, Mrs. Jean Cochrane Cochrane of Bowmanville, Mr. Lon Pardy of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Twenty-one members of the Newtonville W. I. met at the home of May Burley last Wednesday and enjoyed a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Raye Del vin, Belleville, Belleville, was Wednesday evening supper guest of Mrs. May ■ Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Mrs. Reta Embley accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Embley of Cobourg and Mr. and Mrs, Tracey Embley of Port Hope, to Bobcaygeon where the weekend was enjoyed enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moore and Christopher. Birthday greetings to Vincent Norton, Carol Gray, Joe Smith, Evert Vierhout, Jack Crago, and Betty Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown, Peterborough, were Saturday evening visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey and family. Last Thursday evening, the Senior Citizens enjoyed their regular meeting at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall. About seventy-five were entertained by the ladies group of singers from Oshawa, Sweet Charity. Mr. Harvey Graham showed slides on Africa and gave a talk. Anglican News Rev. Allan Haldenby attended attended a meeting of the Clergy of the Deanery of Durham and Northumberland in St. Mark's Church, Port Hope, on Tuesday, Tuesday, April 19. Mrs. Helen Hobbs, Miss Doris Spencer, Mrs. Audrey Gogerty and Mrs. Grace Haldenby attended the annual meeting of the Anglican Church Women of the Diocese of Toronto, held in the Holiday Inn, Oshawa, on Saturday, April 23. Mrs. Hazel McCallion was guest speaker. At the 11 a.m. Service in St. George's, Miss Rhonda Lauchlan was baptized. At St. Saviours, Orono, on May 1st, there will be a confirmation confirmation by Bishop Desmond Hunt along with the dedication of the new Parish Hall. The Fellowship Club of St. George's Church is most grateful to all the people who attended their St. George's Dinner on Sunday afternoon. All places were filled at each setting. A great bunch of people helped with the cooking, cooking, serving and donations of food. Thanks, everyone, and congratulations to the club under- the leadership of Richard and Lynn Lovekin. Part of the proceeds from the dinner will go to support a foster child in Mexico. United Church News The executive of the Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale met at the church on Thursday afternoon. President Marilyn Martin opened the meeting with a suitable reading and prayer. Plans were made for the various departments of the October 15 bazaar. Rev. Donald Stiles and Rev. Wayne Wright of Orono attended attended a meeting on Thursday night when guest speaker Rev. Grollman gave his views on explaining death to children. Camping Sunday was observed observed on April 24 at Newcastle Newcastle United Church. Camping Camping is an experience in Christian living which makes maximum use of all available resources of the surroundings and of the people involved in the camp! Those who participated in Sunday's sérvice were Erla and Francis Jose who planned the service and gave the message, Johnna Chard and Denise Pedwell read the scriptures. scriptures. Lois Van Camp led in music, Faye Jose told a story. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES PLAYOFFS APRIL 18 Above 175 B. Major 198, 219, 180, E. Perrin 193, 177, 176, L. Crockett Crockett 193,194,232, T. Langstaff 261, 189, 205, 1. Patton 212, 189, 178, M. Major 211, 212, V. Blight 223, 177, C. Robinson 177, 187, D. Foster 218, 225, S. Foster 215, 288, 11. Couroux 188,196, D. Mercer 186,177, M. Pcirik 196, 191, B. Pelherick 195,177, B. Pearce 191,218, D. Walker 221, 203, T. Barraball 193, V. Morton 181, R, Couch 213, C. Pickering 192,1. Brown 200, M. Wade 219, A. Langstaff 186, A, Strutt 240, K. Mercer 188, B. Stacey 202, K. Lang- ■ staff 180, R. Foster 217, A. Mercer 177, N. Muinby 177. THURSDAY NIGHT MIXED PLAYOFFS APRIL 21 Above 175 S. Dennis 178, 194, 180, J. Forget 191,198,191, F. Forget 216, 230, 192, W. Forget 266, 191, B. Forget 213,224, S. Boyd 224,179, N. Dennis 177, 242, K. Boyd 195, J. Glanville 180, C. Brown 189, J. Stoneburg 183, R. Adams 176, E. Sandercock 177, B. Dennis 181,177. Celebrate 50th Wedding The Durham Dental Nurses and Assistants' Association sponsored a display at the Bowmanville Mall on Saturday in order to help promote good dental habits. Here a group of young shoppers looks over some of the information provided and also receives a free toothbrush to help take care of their teeth. One of the purposes of the display was to encourage the general public to beware of the sugar content of various foods. The Dental nurses and assistants offered a summary of the various sugar contents of breakfast cereals in order to help the public choose foods that are in the best interest of dental health. Dental nurses and assistants seated at the table include: Janet Bannon, Patti Guest, Janet Rimar, Marilyn Damant. The display was part of Dental Health Week. Salvation Army Rummage Sale Raises Funds for Building Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott An Open House was held Saturday, April 16th, 1983 at the Oddfellows Hall in Orono, to celebrate the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Fosetta and Alf Pigott. Friends and relatives visited the bride and groom of 50 years between 2-5 in the afternoon. Family members attending were from Brantford, Hamilton, Scarborough, New Liskeard, London, Port Perry, Hastings and surrounding area. Many cards, gifts and floral arrangements were received. Among the tributes \received were plaqués from Prime Minister Trudeau, Premier Bill Davis, Hon. Allan Lawrence M.P. - Sam Cureatz M.P.P. - Mayor Garnet Rickard - Governor General Ed. Schreyer and Leader of the opposition Erik Neilson. An enjoyable afternoon of reminiscing was enjoyed by the honoured couple and their guests. 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