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Newcastle 3nbepenZient Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25, 1984 Fire Causes $1,000 Damage to Camaro Several Newcastle ladies attended the Newtonville Women's Institute Meeting and picnic at the home of Mrs. Jean Dutton, Newtonville, last Wednesday. Mrs. Win Couchman, Brace- bridge, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. Miss Michele Freethy, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was a Wednesday overnight visitor with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Freethy. Our sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mr. Sidney Brown who passed away suddenly on the weekend. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Allin and Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley attended the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Glenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenney to Mr. Claudio Girolami at Cambridge Cambridge Street United Church, Lindsay on Saturday, July 14, 1984. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited on Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Norgrove Clemence, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Murray, Murray, Foxboro, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, celebrating with Colleen her 14th birthday. Mr. Charles Cowan was a Sunday luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Holda- way, Port Britain, were Sunday Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr. Floyd Powell and Dor- rene, Lake Shore. With Mrs. Doris Trimble, Bowmanville, for Sunday afternoon and supper were Jean Cochrane and Isobel Harris of Bowmanville and Helen Nesbitt, Marg Rudman, Lena Graham and Kathleen Kimball of Newcastle. Mr. Harry Wade spent Saturday in Toronto attending a Home Board Meeting. Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were her brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Haskill and Sid, Port Hope. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska Finance Meeting with the Department of Natural Resources, in Port Hope last Tuesday. Mrs. Gladys Wood, Lena Graham, Doris Trimble, Bessie Stephenson, Helen Nesbitt and Kathleen Kimball enjoyed last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Newton Ashton, Bob- caygeon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bamsey, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols, Wesleyville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lancaster. Miss Candy Storks and Mary Holomego, Blind River and Mrs. Dae Storks, Amanda and Justin enjoyed last Tuesday Tuesday at Canada's Wonderland. On Wednesday, Candy and Mary returned to Blind River. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wood and Scott, Stephenson Road, visited visited last Tuesday with his grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mrs. Margaret Rudman recently enjoyed a two week vacation with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Seekins, Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. Harper Kelsey, Kelsey, accompanied by Mrs. Nellie Spencer attended the pretty garden wedding of Miss Tara Bernard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bernard, Flesherton, to Mr. Raymond McCabe on Saturday, July 14, 1984. Cpl. Gary Naylor, his wife and family of Trenton, were weekend visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred visited on Saturday evening with.Mr,. and. Mrs. Keith Or- mistdn, Ebenezer. Jack and Hazel observed their 35th wedding anniversary anniversary on Monday, July 23rd. For cards, gifts, flowers and best wishes received, we are truly grateful. Mrs. Lois Rowe, Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, was able to be home on Monday, when she and Douglas and their children observed their 24th wedding anniversary. Birthday greetings to Hugh Allin, Murray Paterson, Bonnie Cunningham and Bea Glanville. Mrs. Arthur Clemence, San Diego, California, spent a week recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes. Son Patrick Clemence and his friend, Miss France Gauthier, from Gravenhurst, visited at the Holmes' with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Graham, Pontiac, Michigan, arrived at her sister and brother-in-law's home for a week's visit before Mrs. Clemence departed for California, so all enjoyed this family reunion. A busload of residents of Parkview Apartments and Newcastle Senior Citizens greatly enjoyed their Halibur- ton bus trip last Thursday. Lunch at Deer Lodge and a boat trip on Lake Kashaga- wigamog were thé highlights. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris were grandson Douglas and his wife Lisa Ferguson, Oshawa, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ferguson and Pam, Oshawa. Newcastle Horticultural Rose Show On Thursday, July 5, at the Newcastle Town Hall, the annual Rose Show was held. There were 15 senior exhibitors exhibitors and two juniors, and the judge was Mrs. Sandford of Oshawa. Guest speaker for the evening was most interesting with her display of dolls. Winners Winners in the various classes were: Section A, Hybrid Tea Roses, Class 1, One Specimen bloom - Peace - 1st Margery Freethy; 2nd Jean Rickard; 3rd Marjorie Hagerman. Class 2, One bloom pink - 1st Rana Sinou; 2nd J. Rickard; 3rd Wylma AIIiiifClass 3, One bloom tropicana - 1st R. Sinou; 2nd M. Buckléy; 3rd Donna Morrow. Class 4, One bi-color - 1st Rana Sinou; 2nd P. Blaker. Class 5, one bloom red - 2nd M. Buckley; 3rd P. Blaker. Class 6, Three speci- OUR BIGGEST CLEARANCE SALE OF THE YEAR ALL 1984 STOCK MUST BE CLEARED NOW MANY MODELS BELOW OUR COST LAST 3 DAYS THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY WE WILL BE OPEN THURS. and FRI. TILL 9 p.m„ SAT. 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Section C Climbing Roses, Class 8, one spray - 1st R. Sinou; 2nd W. Allin; 3rd Betty Blaker. Section D Miniature Roses, Class 9, one spray - 1st W. Allin; 2nd M. Hagerman; 3rd M. Freethy. Section E Perennials, Class 10, Delphinium - 1st B. Blaker; 2nd B. Blaker; 3rd Donna Morrow. Class 11, Lily - 1st M. Freethy; Freethy; 2nd M. Buckley; 3rd J. Rickard. Class 12(b), Peony pink - 1st J. Rickard; 2nd Dorothy Tren- with. Class 13, Lupins - 1st M. Buckley. Class 14, any perennial not listed - 1st M. Buckley; 2nd Jean Goode. , Section F, Decorative Classes, Class 15, one rose in bowl - 1st Margery Freethy; 2nd Wylma Allin; 3rd Donna Morrow. Class 16, vase of mixed flowers - 1st Grace Haldenby; 2nd J. Goode; 3rd P. Blaker and Wylma Allin. Class 18, Jubilee arrangement arrangement - 1st W. Allin; 2nd Jean Goode; 3rd Donna Morrow. Class 19, basket of 3 house plants - 1st P. Blaker. Class 20, prom night corsage - 1st M. Freethy; 2nd W. Allin; 3rd Jean Goode; 4th B. Blaker. Class 21, only a rose - a wild branch - 1st Rana Sinou; 2nd M. Freethy; 3rd Wylma Allin. Section G, Fruit and Vegetables, Vegetables, Class 24, chives - 1st J. Rickard. Junior Class, Class 1, solo - 1st Natalie Wicha; 2nd Jenny Hopkins. Class 2, prom night corsage - 1st Jenny Hopkins. Class 3, Koffee Klatz, arrangement arrangement in mug - 1st J. Hopkins; 2nd N. Wicha. We extend congratulations to all winners, especially Rana Sinou, who won both the CIBC crystal rose bowl and the first prize donated by Vicki Lesnick for the wild rose. United Church News On Sunday, July 22nd, worshippers worshippers from Newcastle United Church attended Kirby United Church. Flowers in memory of Mr. Lloyd Rans- berry graced the sanctuary. Mrs. Doreen Lowery and Mrs. A. Tizzard rendered the lovely duet, Whispering Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff de Jonge were present as Jeff was the guest preacher. Next Sunday, July 29, service service will be held at Orono United Church at 10 o'clock with Rev. Roland Hopkins guest speaker. ORONO NEWS By Isabelle Challice Quote - "The only exercise some people get is jumping to conclusions, running down their friends, sidestepping their responsibilities and pushing their luck." Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moffat,, who were married Saturday afternoon, July 21st in Orono United Church. Rev. Roland Hopkins, Bowmanville and assisted by Jeff DeJonge, a long time friend of the bride and groom. The bride is the former Patricia Lunn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lunn and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Moffat, all from Orono. The reception was held in the Orono Community Arena. Miss Robin Fisk and Miss Kerry Lynn Challice, Pontypool have been spending some holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barraball. Mrs. Marjorie Van Horne, Whitby, has been enjoying holidays with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn. Mrs. Nancy Heckbert and daughters Rebbeca and Rachel, Apple River, Nova Scotia spent several days visiting the O. Challice's. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barraball have arrived home after enjoying a 9000 mile trip through the western provinces, Yukon and Alaska. A very scenic trip especially through the Yukon. Mr. and Mrs. David Ferrier and family, Bolton were Saturday overnight guests at the O. Challices' on their way home from Virginia Beach, U.S.A. Recen guests of Mr. and . .Mrs. Lance. .Plain were Mr. and Mrs. JamesV Campbell, Northern Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Plain attended a family picnic on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams, Fraserville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and granddaughter Bobby attended the Taylor family picnic, Sunday, at Solina Hall and park. Sympathy of the community to Mrs. Hilda Caswell in the loss of her brother, Sid Brown of Newcastle. Tamblyn Family Picnic About 100 people gathered at Orono Park on July 14 for the annual Tamblyn Family Picnic at noon. Delores and Revel Kohler came the longest distance from Bountiful, Utah near Salt Lake City. • Art and Phyllis Delberth from Rochester served their famous 'whitehots' at the noon meal. Games were held after lunch for the children. Races and relays were run and the games such as the . water balloon toss were a big hit. Firefighters extinguish a blaze which broke out Saturday morning at the corner of Church St. and Scugog St., in Bowmanville. The Newcastle Fire Department reports that the fire was ignited when this vehicle, a 1974 Camaro, was started. Damage was estimated at $1,000. There were no injuries. , Officers - President: Bill Tamblyn, Secretary: Mark and Darlene Tamblyn. Bob and Mina Tamblyn held special presentations for people from the longest distance, lady with the largest feet, couple with the largest combined age, man with the baldest head and the mother with the most children at the picnic. Musical entertainment - Mark and Kristen Plummer and Jill Brown played recorders accompanied by Shirley Brown. Nancy Tamblyn played the piano. Glenn and Carlos Tamblyn played the piano and the trumpet. Several other people entertained with anecdotes and family history. Monthly Dinner Party A good attendance at the Monthly Dinner and Meeting at the Durham Sr. Citizens, 4T club in hall. A tasty chicken dinner was enjoyed by all present and congratulations to Mr. Roy Patton who won the 50-50 draw. Gladys Brown entertained at the new electric organ, which was recently donated to our club by Jack Miller's „ sister, Mrs. Leolà Thrasher (Mrs. George), formerly of Bowmanville and also a new exercise machine. We are very appreciative of this generous donation to our club. Those celebrating July birthdays included - Mrs. Dorothy Bailey, 1 Mrs. Marjorie Collard and Harry Collison. Our August meeting will feature a visit and dinner to Cullen Gardens, Whitby, August 16th. We welcome our new caretakers, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Woodward who have recently taken over from Orville and Isabelle Challice who have been our caretakers for the past 3'/2 years. We are pleased to report Mr. Horace Peck is enjoying much improved health and is currently visiting his friends Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pingle 'Backs Tighter* With Wroi 1 Taster Seals n giantSIDEWALKSALEspecials -INSIDE STORE SPECIALS- 1 (10L ACC Bab V Dolls, Teddys, Camisoles, lU/OUrr Full Slips, Panty Sets, Garter Bells, etc. 98®/. ncc Long Gowns, Satin Robes, Pyjama Sots, fcU /0 Urr . Jumpsuits, Bathing Suits Dl "' ,Mis$ - 1/2 PRICE RACK Savings Galore--Best Prices In Town THE PINK GARTER 25 Bond St. E„ Oshawa 728-5740 (Ai K)',', hom the M.i|i",tn M<t.ujr.in11 Shop downtown...We care All Sidewalk Sale items on sale while quantities last. and family, Campbellcroft. Horticulture News Many gardens are suffering from lack of rain, but looking reasonably good. Many annual flower and vegetable shows are soon coming up. Orono Society members are reminded to get entries in by July 31st for window boxes, planters and hanging baskets. An excellent attendance at Kirby United Church on Sunday morning for a combined congregation from Orono, Newcastle and Kirby Churches. Beautiful music was supplied by choir singing "He", and a delightful duet by Mrs. Tizzard and Doreen Lowery "Whispering Hope". Much enjoyed by all present. Next Sunday's service will be in Orono United with Rev. Roland Hopkins as speaker. Service is at 10 a.m. The August Calendar is as follows - Aug. 5, 12,19, 26 and Sept. 2nd all in Newcastle United Church. Happy Birthday to Michael Hinton whose birthday is July 22nd. Flowers in Kirby Church in memory of Lloyd Ransberry. Enjoyable Holiday We have recently enjoyed a two-day holiday in the Midland area and recommend it to anyone with a couple of days to spend! Very scenic, with several good tourist attractions, first the "St. Marie-Among-the-Hurons". A journey into past history but • always enjoyable, and "The Martyrs Shrine," which is always a spiritual must and this year especially decorated for the Pope's visit in September. Flower gardens are lovely and the grounds are most attractive. For your evening : enjoyment, take the "Miss Midland", Vk hour evening boat cruise, and enjoy live musical entertainment. 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