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I The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, March 7,1984 15 Newcastle 3nbepenùent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 We extend congratulations to Murray Jose and Theresa Vanhaverbeke who received honours in their grade eight piano examinations recently. Mrs. Marilyn Pearce. Sherwood Park, Àlbertaj spent a week visiting relatives in the area. On Tuesday, Marilyn and her mother, Mrs. Don McDonald, Brownsville, were dinner guests of her in-laws, Albert and Myrtle Pearce. On Saturday, Judge and Mrs. E. R. Lovekin visited in Colborne with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Symons and brother Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lovekin. James is conva- Jescing from open heart. ; surgery and we send best -wishes for continued recovery. recovery. Wednesday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Markle, Alyssa and Andrew, Scarborough, Mrs. Markle, Oshawa and her brother Mr. Don Hewitt of Plattsville, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Young of Bridgenorth visited Mrs. Elvie Johns at South Haven Rest Home, Newcastle, and also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy. Last Monday, Mrs. Bessie Stephenson entertained the ladles of the Euchre Club. Last Monday, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Mississauga. We welcome home Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gray who returned returned last Thursday from a iHappy Birthday Howard t month's vacation in Tampa and St. Petersburg, Florida. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mrs. Dale Hunt and Russell, Pontypool and their guests Mrs. Pietra Edwards, Kyle and Mark of Katrine. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago were Sunday evening dinner guests. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch of Manotick. The Mac Ransberry family really know how to put on a dance. Their Kidney Foundation Foundation dance with the band, the Tradesman, was very well attended. The Newcastle Town Hall was filled to capacity. capacity. The lunch provided was delicious. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bernard, Flesherton, visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. The Lioness Club met last Monday evening. President Lynn Lovekin welcomed two new members, Betty Adams and Marilyn Martin. At this meeting, the ladies entertained entertained their husbands and guest speaker Verne Bowen, The Bionic Man, explained how his myo electric arm works The Trillium Unit of the U.C.W. met at the church on Thursday, March 1st. Pharmacist Pharmacist Fred Tippins spoke on rules of medication. Local merchants, Ron and Judy Hope and Howard and Kay Quinney were among a group enjoying a Mexican vacation recently. Misses Candy Storks and Mary Holomega, Blind River, returned home after visiting the Storks family. This week, Mr. William Storks is attending the annual meeting of the Hudson's Bay Company at the Constellation Hotel, Toronto. Last Thursday lïfrTand Mrs. William Storks and Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCloy of Toronto enjoyed the story of Edith Piaff at the Royal Alex. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Clark, R. R. 3, Newcastle and family on the sudden death of her sister Mrs. Goldie Sherret of Enderley, British Columbia. We also express sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graham on the death of her mother, Mrs. Annetta Ashton, of Bowmanville. !*' 1 OFF Ï3 • • : Off suyy. bool; price Ever Popular Sunworthy and Mayfair Wallpapers To Rena Rogerson on the death of her brother Wilfred Fowler, Hampton, and also Jack Duguay on the death of his father in Oshawa, we also express our sympathy. Birthday greetings to Vina Flintoff and Scott Moreland. Friday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey were Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Covert, cousins from Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Call visited visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Storms, Markham. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coyle, Brandon, Matthew and Nathan were Mrs. Coyle's brothers Doug Pickell and Rae Pickell, his sons Jeff and Kevin of Ebenezer. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pacey, Bowmanville, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey, visited on Sunday in Peterborough with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown and Mr. and Mrs. John Pacey. Newcastle Senior Citizens will have their regular monthly monthly meeting at Newcastle Community Hall on Thursday • evening, March 15. President Wylma Allin of the Newcastle Horticultural Society invites everyone to the meeting on Tuesday evening, March 13, when a special speaker from Rekker Gardens will be in attendance. Mrs. Kathy Mercz reminds us that Bowmanville Concern For Life are holding a bake sale at Bowmanville Mall on Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott arrived home from Florida last Thursday. The motor trip home was not pleasant weather-wise but the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper of Zephyr Hills was most pleasant. Those who attended the Orono District Credit Union annual meeting at Centennial Hall, Bowmanville, on Friday evening, were pleased to greet Mrs. Leila Werry, Treasurer - Manager. Eric Lambier entertained entertained with his music, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pedwell showed slides of Australia and New Zealand which were most interesting. Callers at Sidney Lancaster's Lancaster's last week were Mrs. Karen Budel, Mr. and Mrs. George Crump, Bridgenorth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worrall, Newtonville, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rienstra. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lancaster were her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols, Wesleyville and their son Donald and his friend Joyce Tippins of Toronto. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard entertained with, their pictures of their recent Caribbean cruise. Anglican News Members of the churches of Newcastle assembled at St. George's Anglican Church on Friday, March 2nd, for the annual World Day of Prayer Service. Groups of women from each church led in the parts of the service and the address was given by Mrs. Margaret Brereton on the theme, Living Water. Refreshments Refreshments were served by St. George's Women in the Parish Hall. The funeral of Miss Naomi Horrocks of Toronto, a former long-time resident of New-' castle, took place in St, George's Church on Saturday, 'March 3,1984, with interment in St. George's Cemetery. United Church News On Sunday morning from eight o'clock until church time, The Hi Cs and Couples Club were busy preparing and serving the pancake breakfast. breakfast. ALL Moortone PAINTS Choose from latex or alkyd MABERNETHY'S S Paint and Wallpaper Free Parking at Rear Enter oil Queen st. 55 King St. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville Hours: Monday to Thursday 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. - Friday 8 a.m. • 9 p.m. -- Saturday 8 a.m. • 5 p.m. Gallon or 4 litre At morning worship, the Lay Reader was Mrs. Helen Nesbitt and Rev. Donald Stiles delivered the last of his sermons on the Parables of Jesus, The Crisis of the Kingdom. Kingdom. Mrs. Cathy Ewert explained the use of the resource centre where books may be lent or borrowed, a service for all ages. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be celebrated on Sunday, March 18. New members will be received on Palm Sunday, April 15. Checkers Atom Toros The Bowmanville Minor Atom Toros, sponsored by Checkers Variety, dropped a 3 - 1 decision to Trenton on Saturday in a game played at Darlington Sports Complex last Saturday. The Bowmanville Bowmanville lads now trail in the O.M.H.A. Eastern Ontario Finals seven points to three. The Trenton club scored a single goal in the opening period and added two more in the middle frame for their margin of victory. The Toros' Steve Desmedt picked up his club's only goal, late in the third period with the assists going to Corey Strand and Neil Bateman. Paul Zwicker was in goal for Bowmanville, and was called upon to make some excellent stops. Bowmanville must win the next three games to win the series, and it's not impossible impossible if all the boys give it a complete effort and start to attack the Trenton club instead instead of playing so defensively- defensively- ,! " The next gape will be played played in Trenton on Saturday, March 10th. Waterbeds Waterbed Supplies and Accessories CANADIAN WATERBED COMPANY 23 Caristrap Street Bowmanville Call 623-1020 Showroom Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Frl.9a.rn. to9p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Manufacturers of Quality Furniture Since 1974 r if cL_-- nP__ Dr. R. K. McArthur is pleased to announce that Dr. J. Lynn Tomkins (Dental Surgeon) will be joining him In the practice of GENERAL DENTISTRY at 119 King tit. West -- Newcastle Village For appointment, call 987-4466 Rotary Launches Easter Seal Campaign The Easter Seal Society is the oldestcharity ofits kind in Canada. It began in 1922 when 10 service clubs from southwestern southwestern Ontario jointly adopted service to physically physically disabled children as their primary community activity. And since 1931, the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club has been part of the Easter Seal Society. These were just a few of the Easter Seal facts conveyed conveyed to Bowmanville Rota- rians last Thursday, March 1, during the kick-off for the 1984 fund-raising campaign. campaign. Peter Kahnert, an area supervisor for Easter Seals, presented Rotarians with a certificate of appreciation for thé work they have done during the past 53 years. He noted that since the first provincial campaign was organized in 1947, Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotarians have contributed $166,000 to the Easter Seal cause. Rotarians were advised that there are 237 Easter Seal service clubs across Ontario. Over 90 per cent of the Society's Society's annual budget is raised through voounteer efforts, with less than one per cent of all funding provided provided from the government. The Society employs 36 district nurses who provide consultative services to families and children through home visits. Essential equipment such as wheelchairs, artificial artificial limbs, support braces, shoes, clinical expenses, dental work, transportation, transportation, and repairs to equipment equipment are all provided Triple F Team Standings D. Van Abbema21, G. Evers 16, T. Dykstra 15, A. Vander- gaast 14, J. Dykstra 14, W. De Lange 13, H. Vandergaast 13, P. Glasbergen 13, P; Flonk 12, A. Bonsma 12, C. Van Niejen- huis 10, N. Griffioen 9. High Single Ladies - R. Siam 253. High Single Men - D. Van Abbema 269. High Triple Ladies - J. Visser 608. High Triple Men - D. Van Abbema 677. High Average Ladies - H. Vandergaast 188. High Average Men - D. Van Abbema 209. through the work of the Society. Society. Camps and ski programs are among the many activities activities organized by Easter Seals. Through the Conn Smythe Research Foundation, the Easter Seal Society is waging waging an ongoing fight against the causes of crippling diseases diseases in children. Easter Seal funds also support treatment centres, clinics, and the development of symbolic communications for non-verbal children. The Society also works with expectant parents to advise of steps which can be taken to reduce the risk of having a child born with a disability. disability. Its "head first" program works to prevent injuries through athletic competition. competition. This year, the Society is seeking a goal of slightly more than $3 million to continue continue its work Bowmanville Rotarians have set a goal of $9,500 as their contribution towards that objective. Easter Seal letters have been mailed to all homes in the Town of Newcastle and parts of Scugog Township. 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