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8 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, January 23,1985 Stlfc îîmtaBtle 9nb£pmbcnt Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 If you have any news items, please feel free to call us any time. His many friends will be pleased to know that Rev. Donald Stiles returned home last Tuesday from Toronto General Hospital. On Saturday, January 12, Mrs. Charlotte Hendry hosted a birthday party in honour of sister Alecia Spencer, who is a resident of South Haven Nursing Home. About twenty sisters, sisters-in-law and nieces made this a great day for Alecia, when they attended her party. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, visited on Saturday afternoon with her sister, Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. Last Monday, Mrs. Bessie Dean entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. Mrs. Eileen Reid and Palsy, Bowmanville, were Friday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Gladys Wood. Enjoying the weekend at the Sun Valley Motel, Belleville, were Mr. and Mrs, Howard Quinney, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Embley of Cobourg. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wade, Peggy, Stephanie and Paul, Oshawa. Mr. Harry Wade is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. Marjorie Paterson spent a few days recently in Ottawa with Mr. and Mrs. David Milton, Ian and Sarah. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson were Mr. and Mrs. Nico de Jonge, Lesle and Jennifer, Whitby. Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ball, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Scott attended the Baptism of their new grandson, grandson, Wille Jonathon, at St. Mary's Church, Lindsay. Following the service, they were brunch guests at the home of Wille's parents, Mr. and Mrs; Rob Scott, Little Britain. The Newtonville Women's Institute met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Madeleine Buckley. This was a most interesting meeting with guest speaker, Bev Turner, who demonstrated the art of spinning spinning wool along with the complete story and art of instructions from lamb to finished products of skeins and sweaters! On Wednesday evening Mrs. Pauline Storks, Barbara Van Dyk and Marion Manders attended the PC All-Candidates All-Candidates Meeting at Massey Hall, Toronto.. Mrs, Elizabeth Skelding and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls, Port Perry, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Doreen Lake. This was a special occasion celebrating Karen Skelding's 10th birthday. birthday. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska Full Authority Authority Meeting in Port Hope Thursday evening and a Task Force Meeting Friday afternoon. afternoon. Mrs. Pauline Storks was among the Durham East delegates delegates who lunched with Mr. Roy McMurtry last Tuesday at Holiday Inn and had breakfast breakfast there Thursday with Mr. Dennis Timbrell. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce were Clarence and Ann English, Bowmanville and Walter and Hazel Murphy. On Thursday evening Newcastle Newcastle Senior Citizens met at the Town Hall. Winners of the card games were 1st Bessie ; Dean, 2nd Marion Sears, 3rd Neta Alldred, 4th Fred Couch, 5th Edgar Millson. Low Lady Hilda Henning and playing for the gentlemen Low Man, Mary Bullock. j Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stephenson have had her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson, Peace River and with them have visited relatives in the area, including Mr. Allan Martin, of Oshawa. On Sunday the Wilsons departed for eastern Ontario. Lloyd took them to Cornwall. Sympathy is extended to neighbour Tom Spencer, and wife Alecia of South Haven Rest Home on the death of their younger son, Rowland Spencer, of Bowmanville. Condolences also to his family, relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa. Mrs. Pearl Woodhams and daughter, Marie Nicholls, of Scarborough Scarborough were also visitors there. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norton and Andrew, Toronto, and her father Mr. Ray Pacey, Bowmanville. Mrs. Heidi De Vries returned returned home on Monday following following surgery in Oshawa General Hospital. Best wishes to Len and Luella Lambert on their January 21st wedding anniversary. anniversary. Birthday greetings to Michael Wade, Marilyn Kent, Betty Adams, Karen Lee Wright, Margaret Burley and Buck Enwright. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago and Miss Dorrene Powell spent Saturday in Toronto. Jack attended the Shouldice Patients' Hospital Reunion at the Royal York Hotel. United Church'News Twenty members of the Sunshine Unit of the U.C.W. met at the home of Wylma Allin on Monday, January 14. Shirley Coyle presided over the meeting. Marie Pedwell introduced guest speaker, Shirley Rogers, a Pathfinder Leader who was chosen to accompany ten girls to International International Camp at Adelboden, Switzerland. The group experienced hiking, climbing, etc., while staying at the Camp Chalet, after which they toured the country using Swiss Rail passes and youth hostels. The slide show and mounted post-cards and badges were enjoyed by all. After business was conducted by new President President Shirley Coyle, the Devotional, Devotional, on the New Year, was presented by Mary Foster, Marion Allin, Wylma Allin and Evelyn Northrup. Tasty lunch was served by the committee. Mrs. Marilyn Martin held an executive meeting at her home last Wednesday afternoon. afternoon. At the January. 20th church service, Rev. Donald Tansley, Interim Minister, gave a resume of topics from Oshawa Presbytery meeting. Forms are available for the Counsellors Counsellors in Training program at Camp Quin Mo Lac. The Men's Rally of Oshawa Presbytery will be held on Saturday, February 9, at St. Stephen's Church, Oshawa. Guest speaker will be Dr. Garth Legge. Contact Jack Crago if you wish to attend. Next Sunday, January 27th, the Annual Congregational Meeting will be held following morning worship. A pot luck luncheon will precede the business portion of the meeting. Please plan to attend. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Jan. 7 175 and Over D. Neal 179, 186, 192, D. Mercer 225,205,215; I. Brown 203,186, 202, E. Miller 215, 257, M. Kent 176, 194, L. Crockett 190, 211, M. Pierik 195, 182, C. Berney 183, 265, T. Langstaff 202, 197, A. Langstaff 252, 305, K. Mercer 185,206, A. Mercer 220, 193, D. Walker 208,193, M. Trim 204, E. Bruce 194, C. Van Dusen 198, L. McKnight 175, D. Mackey 194, C. Langstaff 186, K. Langstaff 196, H. Couroux 178. Thursday Night Mixed League 175 and Over Jan. 10 M. Blaker 175, 191, 193, B. Dennis 176, 209,192, J. Forget 138,199,268, B. Forget 222,194, B. Lewis 211, 200, L. Forget 191,191, W. Forget 236, 182, C. Lycett 236,187, K. Moffatt253, 216, F. Forget 186,178, K. Jury 198, S. Dennis 238, E. Miller 176, C. Moffatt 203, K. Boyd 204. Youth BowlingSaturday Morning Jan. 12 Juniors 75 and Over D. Peel 98, 79, A. Chinn 78, 88, N. Virtue 94, 89, L. Foote ■ STARKVILLENEWS ' On Monday afternoon, Mr. John Murphy visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell were supper guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell. On Monday, Mr. Charlie Trim, Bowmanville was a supper and evening guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bowen, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Kazakos and Zoe, Knoxville were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mr. Raymond Trim visited Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mr. Bert Trim reports that he has had a robin staying in his backyard and trees all winter. Earlier, there were two robins, but now only one remains. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner, Bowmanville were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell. On Thursday morning, craft class was held at the home of Mrs. Brenda Towler, Stewart's Road. There was a smaller group than usual due to illness and the weather. Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark were Mrs. Betty Thompson, Kendal, Mrs. Denise Fry and Mrs. Gwen Hallowell, both of Canton and Miss Elaine Farrell of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dennis, Orono, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodmurphy, Michael, Jennifer and Jeffery, Lockhart's and Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Souch, Brian and Blaine. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fonk and Tanya and Mr. Ross Stutt, Orono spent last week at Lake Bernard, Sundridge. On Sunday, Mrs. Mary ' Lou Dobbs, Scott and Janet and Mrs. Donna Finlayson and Kara, all of North Bay spent the day with them. Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maynard and Melissa, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rundle of Hampton. On Sunday, church and Sunday school services were held at Shiloh United Church. Following the annual congregational congregational meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westheuser. The slate of officers remained the same with the exception that the U.C.W. has a new President, Mrs. Sherrill Souch, Shiloh U.C.W. Meeting On Wednesday afternoon January 16th, fourteen ladies met at the home of Mrs. Pal Windall for the first U.C.W. meeting of 1985. The meeting opened with a lovely prayer by Mrs. Ruth Robinson, the President, and also a poem about a dollar and a cent. The hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung followed by a Bible reading by Bernice Stark and a beautiful reading and a prayer by Ellen Farrow. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Gloria Todd and Margaret Todd gave the treasurer's report. Those with birthdays this month were Trudy Souch, Margaret Todd and Ellen Farrow. Ruth Robinson then turned the meeting over to the new President, Sherrill Souch who made a nice, little speech, The business discussed was the World's Day of Prayer to he held on Friday afternoon March 1st. The Shiloh U.C.W. Anniversary Service is to he on Sunday, May 5th and the Spring Bazaar on Saturday, May 1J 111, with an auction sale 75, 80, M. Coyle 129, 101, J. Darrach 79, 99, K. Hachey 85, N. Conboy 75, J. Miller 92, M. David 76, I. Moulton 101, J. Berney 109, P. Dubeau 105, S. Duhamel 131, M. Werheid 78. Seniors 100 and Over B. Coyle 138, 137, B. Fisk 175, 134, P. Darrach 134, 105, P. McMillan 121, 170, D. Winter 124,165, T. DeJong 162, 173, L. Cobbledick 128,118, M. Rossignal 122, 167, D. Miller 139,157, S. Willsher 106,123, J. Hopkins 106, T. Winter 100, M. Coolahan 114, S. Miller 151, D. Araujo 105, K. Winter 106, K. Miller 118, L. Henderson 104, D. Werheid 118. to be held later in June. A card party is planned for Saturday, February 9th in the Kendal L.O.L. Hall. Ruth Robinson announced that the quilt which is in frames at her home is almost quilted. The next meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 20th at the home of Ruth Robinson. There will be a pot luck dinner at noon with the meeting to follow. • A silent auction will also be held. A delicious lunch was served and a good time was enjoyed. Newtonville Happenings The Hall Board held an open meeting at the Hall on Wednesday evening with 14 present including Diane Harare. Welcome by Wallace Boughen, followed by secretary secretary report and the treasurer's report were given. Two waste cans are on order for the washrooms as requested requested by the Department of Health. The slate of officers for the next two years are Chairman Wallace Boughen, Assistant - Maurice O'Neill, Secretary - Olive Henderson, Assistant -, Doreen Green, Treasurer - Doris Tompkins, Caretaker - Inez and Wallace Boughen. Members are Clinton Farrow, Berneice Milligan, Lena Clysdale, Doreen Green and Ray Tompkins. Anyone wishing to rent the hall to call the caretaker caretaker or any member mentioned mentioned above. A bake sale was planned for in March. Diane : Harare wished the Board continued success. Next meeting will be in April. Mr. Bert Tompkins, a patient at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville was able to return to his home on Sunday after his short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gilmer of Newcastle on Saturday evening. Congratulations to Mrs, Bea Jones on the birth of a great grandson Brian Gary Kirkham, born January 18th, at Powell River, British Columbia. There was no card party at the Hall on Friday evening but will have another one on the first of February weather permitting. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton attended the "Home Show" at the new Convention Centre, Toronto on Saturday. Newtonville - Starkvillc Bowling 50-50 draw - Angela Bale. Team Standings - Rothmans 43, Du Mauriers 43, Cameos 40, Players 34 points, 200 Games - Jean Arnold 293, Blanche Jones 272, Peggy Millson 234, 202, Sabine Parks 219, 206, Cathy Adams 210, Marlene Stacey 203. The Women's Institute held their monthly meeting at the home of Madeleine Buckley of Newcastle, on Wednesday afternoon with Olive Henderson Henderson presiding. Janet Paeden acted as secretary-treasurer" in place of Jean O'Neill who was unable to be present. Jean Dutton had charge of the program which included a demonstration by Mrs. Sam Turner of Providence, She showed the fleece of sheep, how it is then washed, carded and spun into skeins of yarn and then the knitted goods. A jellied salad with cookies and a cup of tea brought the meeting to a close followed by a sociable time, The U.C.W. will meet next Wednesday evening, January 30th, in the Sunday School with Mary Vinkle in charge of the program. Members are asked to bring used Christmas cards, stamps, eyeglasses and Canada Packers labels to this meeting, Church services Sunday morning greeters were Margaret Elliott and Ixmn Clysdale. The sermon by Lynda King was entitled SAVE 50% ON ALL PERMS and COLORS THURS. -- FRIDAY -- SAT. JANUARY 24 - 25 - 26 at Rjooti cUaiA jbelùjn 21 Silver Street Bowmanville 623-6333 Starkville Happenings Expect 1,500 F armers During Farm Week About 1500 Eastern Ontario farmers will be going back to school the second week in February. They'll be attending the most comprehénsive series of lectures and seminars in the region when they come to the fifth annual Farmer's Week at the Kemptville College, February 11 -16. Donald MacDonald, Coordinator Coordinator for the program, says -the week will give farmers a chance "To tune in to new methods and new ways of doing things." Talk will range from the profitability of forages and cost control, to filing farm income tax. Each day of the week has been set up to look after a specific commodity or farm group. The largest group is expected to attend the first day, February 11, when Eastern Ontario dairy farmers will, among other things, be talking about insurance, profitability and reproductive problems in herds. On Tuesday, Ralph Barrie, former President of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, will speak on the Beef Marketing Agency Report. Wednesday will be devoted to managing the farm financially. On Thursday, designated Crops Day, speakers from the University of Guelph, Agriculture Canada, and the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food will join local farmers in presenting the most recent trends and research results in cropping programs. The talk by Dr. Harvey Voldeng will focus on the region's newest cash crop, soybeans. Other topics will include what's new in forages, cereal management, and fertilizing for maximum profits. A Home Management Day has been scheduled also for Thursday, and will include such topics as stress management and market gardening. The Pork Day on Friday will includé a market outlook along with an examination of the industry in Holland and Denmark. Both the Sheep and Goat sections have been scheduled for Saturday. The sessions will emphasize practical skills, health care and marketing. "Alive Together in Christ." The choir sang "Teach me to Pray." On January 27th our annual meeting will begin at two ; o'clock following a pot luck ' luncheon. Sunday afternoon in the church at two o'clock a baptismal service was held officiated by Rev. John Peters. The infants were Melissa Darlene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood; Jacqueline Nicole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Andrews; Tyler Cameron, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sutherland; Sutherland; Joanna Leigh, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Nowlan; Mathew Larry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sol, David Brian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Langstaff. Several family members, with the congregation, attended this service. Rotarians Hold Annual Ladies Night Everyone had a grand time at Rotary's annual Ladies' Night which included included a superb dinner and dance and an honorary visit from the District Governor Don Clarke. 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