The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 29,1984 Auction Sales Thursday, March 8 11 a.m. Holsteins Honeybrae Holstein Dispersal for Lyle 8. Amy Honey, Col borne, Ont., selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Reg., R.O.P. Tested, Class., Listed. 20 milk cows & 20 bred and open heifers including a big fancy good plus Senator with 150 BCA due in April to Butlerview Mattador. She has a 1981 Majesty daughter milking as a 2 yr. old 8< due again in July to Mattador. Also a (VG) Admiral Citation due at sale time. She has an April/82 daughter by Rockman Ivanhoe due in June to Mattador, and also an April/83 Rockman Ivanhoe open heifer. Heifers are mainly by Majesty, Rockman Ivanhoe, Fond Marttie. Also several March/83 calves. This herd sale will be followed by the March Consignment Sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 9-2S Auction Sale Wed., March 7 at 6:30 p.m. Brooklin Community Centre Cassels Rd. E., Hwy. 7 and 12 We are selling the contents of a local pine shop plus antique consignments. The sale includes grandfather clocks, oak dressers, Victorian settee, rockers, wash stands, parlor tables, cane bottom chairs, wicker dressers and other wicker ware, decoys, crocks, crystal and glass, china and assorted giftware, etc. In pine, we have a harvest table, round dining table, hutches and buffets, glass top table, gunstock, high back and press back chairs, wall sconces, corner shelves, mirrors, etc. Also we have our usual selection of antique guns and swords. Terms cash, Visa or approved cheque. Partial listing only. Preview 4:30 p.m. Auctioneer Earl MacKinnon 655-3526. 9-1SN Liquidation Sale Large quantity of new chesterfields, matching chairs and loveseats on display at our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Open Thursday, March 1st to Sunday, March 4th, 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Bargain priced to clear. Grant 8< Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R.R. 2, Port Hope. 416-797-2127. 9-1SNP Auction Sale Sat., March 3rd 6 p.m. at Pearce Auction Centre on Shirley Rd., 4 miles south of Port Perry i 1974 Ford 'Zz ton, 1976 Dodge 1 ton truck, 8 pc. dining room suite with round table, Frigidaire spin washer, cedar chest, electric snow blower, dryer, rangette, sewing machine, dressers, good bicycles, small desk, linens and wall mirrors. New items include chain saws, kerosene heaters, tool cabinets, pullers, boots, tools, brooms, toys, etc. Managed and sold by Pearce Auction Services 985-7492. 9-1SN Auction Sale Friday, March 2nd 7:00 p.m. At our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Selling a large selection of new electric, air.and hand tools, like new. Simplicity wringer washer, ladies 3 speed bicycle, good wood secretary's desk, 4 nice swivel chairs, beds, dressers, electric lawn mower, garden tools, 24" electric range, playpen, exerciser bike, old sterling, coins, gold wristwatch and gold rings, gun rack, lamps, plus 100's of other good articles. Grant 8< Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R.R. 2, Port Hope. 416-797- 2127. 9-1SNP Sat., March 3 10 a.m. Furniture, appliances, dishes, property of J.S. Robertson, selling at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay, good 9 pc. dining room suite, Jenny Lind twin beds, chests, dressers, bed chesterfield, king size bed and modern bedroom suite with triple dresser and cedar lined chest, 2 refrigerators, electric stove, upright freezer, Kenmore automatic washer and matching dryer, Bell apartment size piano and bench, filing cabinet, swivel rocker, 26" color television, Provincial chesterfield set, Provincial coffee and end tables, loveseat and chair, large white dressing vanity and dresser, rollaway, air conditioner, Electrolux with power head, Electrolux floor conditioner, iron glass top table and 4 chairs, 4 captains chairs, fireside bench, paintings, stacking tables and chairs, lawn furniture, golf clubs, 50 h.p. Mercury motor, 2 power lawn mowers, dehumidifier, humidifier, water softener, lawn furniture, china, dishes, bedding, also consigned pool table, gas dryer, 1978 Ford pick-up truck, no reserve, note time 10 a.m., truck 1 p.m. to arrange auctions or pick up call 324-2783 Orval McLean Auctions, Lindsay. 9-1SN Too Late to be Classified REGISTERED nurses. How would you like to join our caring team? Interested R.N.'s please phone 987-4703. 9-1SN Kendal News Congratulations to Mr. Andrew Lamore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lamore of Peterborough, Peterborough, Ont., who today will, be celebrating his 1st birthday but will really be four because of Leap Year on Feb. 29. He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Downes of Kendal. Its a girl finally after six grandsons for Del Gossen of Kendal. She was born on Feb. 23 at Oshawa General, name Lauren Delvina, weighing seven pounds 15 ounces, daughter of very proud Mom and Dad, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Turner, Coldspring, Ont., a sister for Jesse. A get well wish for a few people of Kendal who are ill, Mrs. Mabel Elliott, Mrs. J. Harris, Mrs. Lorna Dennis, we all wish you well. Sympathy goes to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ransbury in the death of their niece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Ransbury of London, Ont. The funeral was on Friday, Feb. 24 in London with several people from the area attending including including Mr. and Mrs. L. Ransbury. Del Gossen spent last weekend weekend with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Martin and family, visiting visiting also with her daughter and new granddaughter who are in Oshawa General. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE UPDATE FOR THE BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE The Bicentennial Committee is planning to have special commemorative "Trade Dollar" coins minted. These will cost $1.00 each and can be redeemed at local banks until July 31, 1984. Details have not been finalized at this time, but the Committee will be making further announcements with respect to this project. There are now grants available from the Secretary of State of Canada. These are on a first come, first served basis but must be received by March 31,1984. Wintario grants are still available for events occurring between August and December 1984 but applications must be submitted by April 30, 1984. Further information is available through the Town of Newcastle Administrator's Office at 623-3379. In addition, the Bicentennial Committee is considering printing a calendar of events in the local newspapers. We need your input. Please try to set dates for any events your group may be planning to hold. Thereafter please submit details ol the event to the Administrator's Office by March 23,1984. Herb Tink, Chairman Bicentennial Committee Feb. 29th, Mar. 14 th, 1904 Orono and District News Quote -- "The richest man is not the one who still has his first dollar he ever earned, but it is the man who still has his first friend." Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walter Ormiston (nee Rita Jonah, Leskard) who were married on Saturday, February February 25, in Orono United Church, with Rev. Wayne Wright officiating. Reception Reception held at the home of the bride in Leskard. Mr. and Mrs. Ormiston are honeymooning honeymooning in Florida. Mr. Larry Meloche, Guelph, was a dinner guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Sadie Hamilton, Durham Complex, last Thursday. Our sincere apologies to Lloyd Ransberry whose name appeared incorrectly, last week, in the Durham Complex party. Lloyd entertained entertained with his violin. Sympathy of the community community to the family and friends of the late Mrs. Halstead Coatham, who passed away Thursday, February 23. The funeral was held from Barlow Funeral Funeral Home, Orono, on Monday, Monday, Feb. 27, with Rev. Wayne Wright officiated. Over 20 members of Orono Horticulture Society travelled with members of Bowmanville society to Toronto Toronto Spring Flower Show, on Thursday, Feb. 23, by bus. The lovely spring flowers flowers and display sure made us all feel that spring was surely around the corner. Of course the real weather outside in the 10 - 12° was another boost in the right direction. The flower show was held in the Automotive Building, C.N.E. grounds, and many visitors were seen sitting outside on park benches, soaking up the sun! Of interest to our crowd were the floral design design demonstrations of which Merlin Slute, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, took part. Congratulations Congratulations Merle on winning winning awards for your excellent excellent effort. Oh! Oh! Just heard the weather forecast of winter's worst storm on the way. Do hope this turns out to be a real bummer and fizzles out on the way. Ed's note: It didn't. The Parent - Son Banquet was held Saturday evening, February 25, in the main hall of Orono United Church, with a good attendance, attendance, despite the flu bugs. Frank Graves was chairman chairman for the evening and he called on Rev. Wright for grace. Frank is chairman of group committee. Bert Watson, Watson, Bowmanville, District Commissioner for West Durham called on Jamie Cowan to come forward to receive his award. Jamie was presented with his "Wood Badge", and is now a Scout leader. This award requires extensive in-depth training, requiring 16 - 18 hours teaching, the testing of Scouts, teaching games, crafts etc. and a minimum of a three month period under strict observance. Jamie is a member of 1st Orono Scout Troop, and a son of Bev and Diane Cowan. Congratulations Jamie! A gracious vote of thanks was expressed to Mrs. Donna Scott, President of Orono U.C.W. and her committee committee for a delicious roast beef dinner. By Isabelle Challice The following committees and leaders were introduced: introduced: Beavers - Leader Margaret Bradley; Assistants Assistants - Sandra Dennis, Betty Cowan, Scott Yeo, Melanie Cowan. Cubs - Leader Donald Scott; Co-Leader - Fern Sargent; Assistants - Chris and David Van- DeVelde; Bob Goodmur- phy; and helpers Mary Brown and Dennys Williams. Williams. Scouts - Leader Bill Tomlinson; Assistants - Chris Clarke, Les Garrison, A1 Barnard and our new leader, Jamie Cowan. We are still in need of more leaders in all groups. Our treasurer is Ruth Yeo and our- secretary is Colleen Taylor. At this time the crowd was shown the, very exciting story pictures of our Leader Lord Baden-Powell, his childhood, his growing up years and his interest in nature, nature, and his lifetime in army life and living in Africa. Africa. Following the pictures the audience was introduced introduced to "Uncle Keith", a magician from Toronto. Many splendid tricks were performed with the assistance assistance of the eager young fellows. fellows. The closing act of magic was a can full of "real" cookies and the boys eagerly eagerly devoured the entire contents. Town Hall Card Party Held Wednesday, Feb. 22, with 15'/2 tables playing,' and the following results: 1st Wesley Wood 82 pts.", 2nd Helen McGill 80, 3rd Wayne Lowery 79, 4th Doreen Lowery 79, 5th Ethel Goble 76. Low score - Loretta MacDonald. Lucky draw winners - Hesper Dean and Joe Forget. Forget. The next euchre party will be March 14th - 8 p.m. Signs of Spring We saw the first robin last week, Thurs., Feb. 23rd on our way to the post office, must surely be an optimistic optimistic bird! Another sure sign of spring is the arrival of triplet triplet baby goats to a Togen- bury nanny belonging to Cor and Carol Mostert, Orono North, on Saturday, Feb. 25. This happens to be the second set of triplets for this nanny. Little lambs and baby kids always seem to inspire us to think spring! St. Saviour's Church News St. Saviour's Church welcomed welcomed the leaders and members of the Scouting and Guiding groups of the Orono area on Sunday morning, with a capacity crowd. The Sunday morning service service was designated at "Scout and Guide Think Day" with the celebration of the birthday of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell. Those taking part in service service included Beaver Stephen Hegarty, Brownie Jennifer Ryckman, Cub Carl Brown, Scout Chris Pearce, Guide Lori Wood, Guide Natalie Anderson, Blain Smith, Andy Haines and story by Nicole Yaworski. At conclusion of service the Color Party received received their flags and led the parade out to the hall, where refreshments were Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises -- NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details Manufacturer's ÇleaïOHce Sale of Furniture Sofas, Love Seats, Chairs, etc. OPEN Friday, March 2nd 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 3rd 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Curvply - North Plant Hwy. 115 at Mill St. East - Orono served by the A.C.W. members. members. St. Saviour's 100th Anniversary Anniversary clergy come from Perrytown, for the first services services in Kendal, Starkville and Orono area meetings of our congregations. World Day of Prayer will be held in St. Saviour's Church on March 2 at 7 p.m. Men as well as women are invited to attend. Special speaker - Margaret Brere- ton. Bishop's Breakfast - all are welcome to Oshawa Holiday Inn at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, March 3rd. Bishop Hunt will lead Bible study, with singing and prayer. Offertory Sentence -- "To do good and to distribute, forget not; for with such sacrifices sacrifices God is well pleased." Hebrews 13:17 Mrs. Dorothy Bailey is spending a few days babysitting her grandchildren grandchildren in Lindsay, while the Carl Kimmettes are on vacation. vacation. Sympathy of the community community to the family and relatives relatives of the late Mrs. Annie Thomas, who died very suddenly suddenly on Friday afternoon, Feb. 24. Mrs. Thomas' funeral funeral was held on Monday afternoon, afternoon, Feb. 27, from Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville. The late Mrs. Thomas was mother of Mrs. Ken Nixon (Mary) of Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Cowan and family enjoyed a family dinner on Sunday evening, Feb. 26, at the Heritage Restaurant, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, when the family celebrated the 25th (silver) wedding anniversary of their daughter, Madeline, Mr. and Mrs. Robert May. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lance Plain were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Reynolds, Fraserville. Miss Verna McRoberts, Oshawa, visited Mrs. Ona Miller recently. Orono Fire Department was called out late Sunday evening to a fire in the house on the former Otto Coatham farm, fifth concession concession of Clarke (Antioch Line). The house was destroyed. destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Harris and family, Kirby, were weekend guests of his sister, sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ful- ford and family, Meaford. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Harris were last Friday visitors visitors with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bird, Whitby. Fourteen ladies of Kirby U.C.W. met in Kirby Church last Tuesday, Feb. 21st for their regular monthly meeting. meeting. Their special guest speaker was Mrs. Erla Jose, Newcastle, who spoke on "Camp Quin-Mo-Lac." Orono United Church News The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated at the regular Sunday morning morning service, with Rev. Wright officiating. The following following babies were presented presented for baptism. Leslie Nicole Adcock, Ashley Marion Marion Adcock, daughters of Stephen and Darlene (nee West) Adcock; Philiph Daniel Hopkins, son of Daniel and Donna Hopkins; Karen Elisabeth Hendrick. Jebson, daughter of Gordon and Lise Jebson (Godparents (Godparents Grant Yeo and Diane Jebson); Andrea Elizabeth Kent, daughter of Dr. William William and Christine Kent (Godparents William and Marie Tamblyn); Meagan Elizabeth MacDonald, daughter of Bruce and Theresa MacDonald (Godparents (Godparents Glenn MacDonald and Elizabeth Hoornmeg); Daniel James MacDonald, son of Bruce and Theresa MacDonald (Godparents William MacDonald and Sharron Brown). Mr. Everett Brown, on behalf of the session presented the families to congregation and also their certificate. The two lovely pots of mums were left from the Ormiston Ormiston - Jonah wedding on Saturday, and Mrs. Marlene Ross, leader of the Explorer girls gave children's time, in music and audience participation. participation. Mr. Jim Brownlee led in psalm and scripture readings readings and choir rendered "Take it to Jesus." A very large congregation of members and many vis- FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. '/luthoriui ' Dttlw Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 316 Dundee SI.E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668-35S2, itors from out of town witnessed witnessed the very beautiful act of baptism; and welcomed welcomed the new members to our congregation. Happy birthday to Ray Dickson who celebrates his birthday this Friday, March 2. On Tuesday evening a joint congregation meeting was held in Orono Church main hall, of Kirby and Orono churches. The next session meeting will be Tuesday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m. in Friendship Room. The Board of Trustees decided decided at their recent meeting meeting to proceed with painting the friendship room and to invite carpet estimates for the floors, also purchase some new furniture. Explorer Group News The Explorers have been meeting regularly each Wednesday night, since the new year. During January we elected a new slate of officers, officers, which is as follows: Chief Explorer - Wanda Den Hollander, Keeper of the Log - Kelly Hentig, Keeper of the Treasury - Andrea Trafford. We studies about mission work and how we could each be a missionary within our own homes, our community community and our church. We also had a B-I-M night, that is a backwards inside-out and mixed-up night. The Explorers dressed appropriately appropriately and the meeting certainly certainly was all of the above. In February we have been using "God's Love" as a theme and have discussed just how great His Love is. We have also made a "footsie" "footsie" craft with Bible verses on them to help us remember remember to walk in Jesus' footsteps. On February 15, we had a Valentine party which was enjoyed by all. Leaders Marlene Ross and Elaine Vagg. Leskard Card Party Held in hall on Saturday, Feb. 25, with good crowd in attendance. The following were winners: high lady - Edith Gordon, low lady - Ellen Yeo, high man (playing (playing a man) - Joan Kitto, low man - Edgar Neilson. Lucky door prize - Diane Lowery. Our next card party will be 29th of March at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Riseborough, Kirby, spent last weekend in Toronto, enjoying their second honeymoon. honeymoon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Carman White who recently celebrated a wedding wedding anniversary. New Fire Hall Opening A large crowd was in attendance attendance at the official opening of Orono's new fire hall, on Friday afternoon, Feb. 24. This new fire station station No. 3 is located on Main Street, North, Orono (Cobb Hill) and is dedicated to the citizens of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle for the saving of life and property through the prevention prevention and suppression of fire. Master of Ceremonies for the occasion was Councillor Edward Woodyard. Rev. A. Haldenby gave the dedication dedication prayer for the new building. Speeches were given by the consultant Totten, Sims, Hubicki Associates; the contractor Ellren Construction, Construction, and a representative from Ontario Fire Marshall's Marshall's office. Mayor Garnet Rickard brought greetings, from region and the unveiling unveiling of plaque by Councillor Diane Hamre and Special Consultant Mr. Jim Hayman. District Fire Chief Ross Sensational kitchen idea 40% '<• 60% OVER CONVENTIONAL KITCHEN REMODELLING ALL-CANADIAN COAST TO COAST C HANOI ONLY THl ERONIS OF YOUR Oil) WOOD OR MUAI CABINETS 5 YEAR SERVICE WARRANTY ENJOYA BEAUTIFUL NEW KITCHEN LOOK Let R.B.P/S local craftsmen turn your old kitchen into a beautiful showpiece They'll do it without the expense of new cabinets and in very little time. Yes, R.B P.'s sensational kitchen idea can save you 40% to 60% over conventional kitchen remodelling Here's what we do We install new designer doors and drawer fronts and cover all exposed surfaces with stain and heat-resistant Formica. There are over 60 styles and colours to choose from. Counter tops and additional cabinets are also available. Designer beauty can be yours at an affordable affordable price. Call us today for a free estimate without obligation MAGIC Authorized KITCHEN 101 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ph. 728-5310, See Our Display March 1,2 and 3 at Midtown Mall, Oshawa Euchre Party at Newtonville NEWTONVILLE NEWS Mrs. Penny Stripp and Adam spent Monday afternoon afternoon with Mrs. Bea Jones. Mrs. Marg Henderson was well enough to be taken to Bowmanville Hospital from Ajax on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Goheen and Matthew on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Acy Farrow attended the monthly Bowmanville Nurses' Association meeting last Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Werry of Bowmanville. Congratulations to Miss Jan Farrow who won first prize at Newtonville on Public Speaking Speaking and was one of the 21 students who gave her talk on "Guiding" at the Legion Hall, Bowmanville on Sunday afternoon. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farrow and Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow attended. Mr. and Mrs. Earle McEwen of Peterborough were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Sympathy of the community is expressed to the Stapleton family on the death of Mrs. Katie Coatham of Orono, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Cecil Stapleton. The funeral was Monday from Barlow Funeral Home, Orono. Over 50 relatives, friends and neighbours attended a miscellaneous shower for Miss Angie Thajer, fiancee of Blaine Gilmer, at the Church Sunday School on Sunday afternoon, followed by lunch by the committee. 1 The U.C.W. met last Wednesday evening in the Sunday School with Jean Kimball presiding with 11 ladies present. After a few words of wisdom by the president, president, the Purpose was repeated repeated in unison. The minutes were read and approved and the treasurer's report given. Rowena ■ Tizzard and Acy Farrow agreed to attend the Regional meeting at North- minister Church on March 7th. The World Day of Prayer to be held at Kendal on March 2nd at 1:30 and Good Friday service service at 2:00 with Mrs. Marilyn Martin of Newcastle as speaker. Everyone present received a copy of the budget for 1983-84. Social functions Mercer, Fire Chief Jim Aldridge Aldridge and Mayor Rickard presided at the ribbon cutting cutting ceremonies. The many guests were invited invited to inspect the new building and refreshments were served to the large crowd. We can well be proud of our new building in Orono and our sincere wish that (you) may never have to make use of it. CORPORATION OFTHETOWNOF NEWCASTLE NOTICE CLOSURE & CONVEYANCE OF ROAD ALLOWANCE On February 13, 1984, Council of the Town of Newcastle agreed to a request to close and convey road allowances as follows: a) the unopened road allowance between Lots 34 & 35, Broken Front Concession, former Township of Clarke, (Part 21, Plan 10R-1330); and, b) the unopened road allowance between Lots 2 & 3, Broken Front Concession, former Township of Darlington, (Part 25, Plan 10R-1330). Any person opposed to the closure by by-law and subsequent sale to the abutting owners of the above lands Is asked to communicate in writing to the undersigned no later than Friday, March 9,1984. Director of Public Works. Town of Newcastle, HAMPTON, Ontario. LOB 1 JO 'strL* 1 ' February 29,1984. reported of a banquet in April and another wedding in July. Bus trip to Lanark and Perth April 7th (Saturday) leaving Newtonville at 7:00. For more particulars contact Jean . Kimball or Inez Boughen. Carole Gardner and Mary Jones led in the Devotional on Family of God. Collection was taken. She then introduced her mother Mrs. Audrey Beck of Toronto who with her husband had spent three months in Jamaica helping with a boys' home there. She gave a very informative and interesting . talk on their food, church, education, clothing, funeral, houses and water situation and the markets. Lunch was served by the group and each had a taste of some Jamaican bread and fruit. Bernice Henderson drank from the lucky cup. Mr. and Mrs. Don Robins returned last Wednesday from a two-weék vacation at Bermuda, also Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stapleton of Port Hope returned home from their bus trip to Texas and Mexico. Newtonville - Starkville Bowling Team Standings Icicles 54, Sweet Mixed 50, Dills 48, Bread and Butters 48, 50 - 50 Draw Mary Topple. 200 Games Peggy Millson 293, Marlene Stacey 229, Pat Millson 209, Mary Topple 202, Joyce Stacey 200. Mrs. Ivy Langsfield of Fenelon Falls was a luncheon ' guest on Thursday with Mr and Mrs. C. R. Farrow and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lee of Cambray were supper guests with the Farrows. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones and Mrs. Bea Jones enjoyed an afternoon of bridge with Mrs. Hilda King of Oshawa on Thursday. Progressive euchre card party with 14 tables was held in the Hall on Friday evening with the following results: 50 - 50 draw - Mary Brown. Ladies prizes were won by Violet Dunlop 1st, Louise Jose (2nd), and lucky draw Mrs. Branch, for genls - Inez Boughen 1st; Eddie Couroux 2nd, and draw.- Wallace Boughen. Next card party March 9th. Mrs. Francis Henderson of Port Hope and Mrs. Bea Jones, enjoyed dinner at the Legion and in the afternoon Bea visl-! ted Mrs. Betty Bayliff at her; home. Church greeters Sunday' morning were Don and Donna Robins. In the absence of the supply minister Lynda King who was ill, Frank Stapleton conducted the services and.' had as his sermon "Thinking' Day." Before the services began the Brownies, Guides, and Cubs entered the church with their leaders carrying their various banners. The" leader of the Cubs is Janet Lynn. The Brownie leaders - Janice Carr and Marion. Knapp. The Guide leaders Linda Farrow and Jean Kimball. Each unit gave their purpose in unison followed by, readings by Jean Kimball, Linda Farrow and Heather, Carr. They also sang '.'Peace, Love and Joy", and leaving the church they sang "Go Welland Welland Safely." The choir number was "He keeps me" Singing." March is Red Cross month ♦ CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC NOTICE TO ITS CITIZENS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE IN THE MATTER of the Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, R.S.0.1980, Chapter 337; AND IN THE MATTER of the lands and premises at the following municipal addresses in the Town of Newcastle, in the Province of Ontario; (a) (b) (c) 49 Division Street, Bowmanville: Reason for Designation For architectural and historical reasons. It forms part of an important grouping of mid-nineteenth century houses located at the intersection of Division and Wellington Streets. 99 Church Street, Bowmanville: Reason for Designation For architectural and historical reasons. It forms an integral part of the nineteenth century streetscape and served as the residence of two prominent members of the community. 85 High Street, Bowmanville: Reason for Designation For architectural reasons. The structure is a fine example of "Renaissance Revival" architecture worthy of designation as a style of residence that contains elements of both Georgian and Gothic architecture. Any person may, within thirty (30) days of the first publication of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Newcastle, notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation, together with a statement of the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts. If such a notice of objection is received, the Council of the Town of Newcastle shall refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board tor a hearing. Dated at the Town ol Newcastle this 29th day of February 1984. David W. Oakes, B.A., A.M.C.T., Town Clerk Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario. L1C3A6. l-ob. 29th, Mur. Mnr. 14,1984 '( I ( l