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) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 19.1985 7 Stye HeuiraatU 9nùepenîient Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Community Care Holds General Meeting On Thursday morning, a busload of Newcastle UCW members and friends, enjoyed a trip to.Black Creek Pioneer Village. The new Visitors Centre Centre detracts from the pioneer look of the village, but once inside the theatre there, beautiful beautiful photography in the film, takes one back to the early days when Daniel Stong, a Pennsylvania German settler built five log buildings still standing in the village. Many activities-spinning, weaving, rug-making, flour milling at Roblin's Mill, blacksmilhing, printing, broom-making, may be seen. The Kerosene Era, over 1000 lamps from the Thu- ro collection, is a special attraction attraction at the village from May 9 to Aug. 13, and worth seeing. Thanks to Annabelle Rickard, for organizing the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Massen- gill of Largo, Florida, are visiting their daughter, Susan and Douglas Sayers, Chad and Carrie. We hope they enjoy their stay! We Welcome to the village Gary and Wenda Eames and their children Terry and Tracey. Tracey. The Eames moved from Pontypool and Gary teaches at Lockhart School. Mrs. Muriel Brough, who has been visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Ed and Mona Majer and family, returns to her home in England on Wednesday. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago and Miss Dorrene Powell visited visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Morley McAllister, McAllister, Elizabethville. Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Blaker attended the 243rd Convoca tion of University of Western Ontario, London, on Friday, June 14th, 1985, when their son, Timothy William Blaker, B.Sc. received his M.Sc. Tim is a staff member of the Department Department of Zoology at Western Western University. Congratulations! Congratulations! Birthday greetings to Wendy Wendy Couch, Bill Wade, Celina Alldread and Marjorie Paterson. Paterson. Anniversary wishes to Bette and Win Collier and Jack and Jean Holmes. Congratulations! Congratulations! Newcastle Horticultural Society's Society's Rose Show will be held Thursday evening, June 27 at the Newcastle Community Hall. Last Monday Mrs. Bessie Stephenson entertained the ladies of the Euchre Club. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade enjoyed Father's Day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Michael and Kevin of Kendal. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade motored to Barrie Barrie where they visited Mrs. Mary Wade, and viewed the destruction caused by the recent recent tornado. Mrs. Doreen Lake and Elizabeth Elizabeth Skelding were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls, Port Perry. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Ganaraska meeting last Thursday when all went to the Forest Centre for a slide presentation presentation followed by an information information and education meeting. A foundation for friends friends of the forest is being formed. On Friday a person nel and finance meeting was held. Mr. Bill Storks was in Halifax Halifax last week and visited with daughter Candy in Kentville from Thursday to Saturday. Mrs. Gladys Wood called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reid, Bowmanville, last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood were Saturday supper guests of his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood, who returned to Osh- awa with them and stayed overnight. On Sunday, all were supper guests of the George Felgate's of Union- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allin last week enjoyed a house-boat trip on the Trent with their oldest son, Dr. Bruce Allin, his wife and family of Fenelon Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott and family of Little Britain, were Father's Day guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood- lock, Bowmanville, were Saturday Saturday afternoon callers at Mrs. Nellie Spencer's. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, of Ennis- more, were Wednesday evening evening visitors with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mrs. Nellie Spencer reports that great-granddaughter Jessica Jessica Ann, daughter of Mary- lynn and Terry Bernard was christened at Shelburne United United Church on Sunday, June 16, 1985. Newcastle Senior Citizens meet at Newcastle Community Community Hall on Thursday, June 20. Mrs. Pat Bourque, Sherwood Park, Alberta, attended United United Church meetings in Tor- National Drapery SHEER DELIGHTS $16.-$25. Choose from our bestsellers line of imported Tergal, Linen and Boucle Sheers, all truly custom made with luxurious triple fullness, french cafe pleats and double rolled 6" hems for the perfect hang. 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Last Tuesday, Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark visited their brother-in-law, Mr. Raymond Reid, in Belleville Belleville Hospital, Mrs. Kay Tomlinson, Belleville Belleville and Mrs. Bessie Stephenson Stephenson attended the Nurses' Reunion Reunion in Bowmanville last Thursday. Mrs. Eileen Reid, Belleville, spent the day with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred were son-in-law Doug Rowe and Barry and Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Wood, Orono, were Saturday evening callers at her aunt's and uncle's, uncle's, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Mr. Clay Brown, Toronto, Elmer and Isabelle Brown, Peterborough, Janice Brown, Oshawa, Ralph and Bernice Norton and Andrew, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pacey and Chris, Bowmanville were Saturday evening visitors with Mrs. Gladys Pacey, honouring Grandma on her 81st birthday on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mayhew, Norman and Nicole, of Cobourg were Sunday Sunday visitors. Misses Edna and Audrey Sunday were among the many local residents who enjoyed the Fiesta '85 Parade in Oshawa Oshawa on Sunday. Cousins Lisa and Julie Gordon of Oshawa participated, as they are members of the Rebels Band. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrail- ler and family, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vasseur and Mr. Ron Metrailler celebrated Father's Day at home with Mr. and Mrs. John Metrailler. Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Wright entertained many friends and relatives on Sunday following the christening of their son, Nathan Adam, at Newcastle United Church. Sister Jaime enjoyed the luncheon in honour honour of her brother, too. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pearce, Pearce, Jennifer and Melanie, Lindsay, Lindsay, visited on Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Pearce. Attending the Spencer Family Family Picnic on Sunday at the home of Keith and Barbara Connell, Bowmanville were Mr. Arthur Bedwin, Lake Shore and his daughter Marlene Marlene Murray, Frankford, Tom and Doris Spencer and Flor ence and Art Tuson of Newcastle. Newcastle. In last week's column in the Warren Family item, we omitted omitted that Charles Warren was quite a musician. At one time he brought his Moose Jaw Band to the Canadian National Exhibition, where they won a prize, and then presented a programme after at Newcastle. Newcastle. Lions Club News Lion Murray Walton sent this letter to the Editors: Dear Neighbour,, In the last 38 years, the Newcastle Lions Club has supported supported community projects to a value'in excess of $200,000. We are again asking for your support, to aid us in raising $$5,000 for a Diabetic Clinic in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. July 13 is our Fund Day, and an important part of the fun, is an auction sale of donated items. Please contact any Newcastle Lion for complete details. Income tax receipts are available to anyone who wishes to donate to the Diabetic Diabetic Trust Fund. Yours truly, Newcastle Lions Club Heritage Day The Newcastle Village and District Historical Society held their fourth annual programme programme in the Newcastle Community Hall on Saturday, June 15. The programme had a wide appeal. The children from the Pines Senior Public School presented the original play by Charles Ewert and Ray Noble, The Harbour. This story of Bond Head or Newcastle's Harbour had much historical content woven into its production. production. There was-an historical walk around the village. Various Various displays and a collectors' corner were set up in the hall. The local|library demonstrated demonstrated historical information available available to the public. The antique antique cars in the parking lot attracted both parents and enthusiastic youths. Old-fashioned Old-fashioned Laurel and Hardy and W.C. Fields movies and local historical films were shown by our own Jack Gordon. The evening, Dancing Through the Decades, featuring featuring the Royals, of Cobourg, was enjoyed by all. Mayor Garnet Rickard, on behalf of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, accepted a cheque in the amount of $6,000 from the Society. This was repayment repayment of the interest-free loan given the Society to assist in the reprinting of Professor John Squair's book, The Township Township of Darlington and Clarke. Winner of the Bowmanville Museum Guess What Contest was Mona Majer, Newcastle. Winner of the Heritage Day Draw for the Queen Size Quilt by Parkview Quilters was Gerrie Morley ticket number FREE ESTIMATES TRIMCO ROOFING NEWCASTLE Serving All of Durham Region Phone 987-5560 Curt Trimble VANSTONE MILL PURINA PET CHOWS and SUPPLIES TO OUR CUSTOMERS: COME IN TO VANSTONE MILL and STOCK UP ON PET FOOD BEFORE THE JULY 1st TAX INCREASE FEATURES: PURINA DOG CHOW 20 kg $ 22 43 PURINA FIELD 'N' FARM 20 kg ... $ 15 42 EBHBVinstone Flour rod Feed Mill 116 King St. E. 623-5777 Bowmanville Newcastle's Community Care held it annual general meeting on June 11th, in the lovely Terrace Terrace Room at Strath Manor. Regional Executive Director of Community Care Paul Tuttle welcomed welcomed the 25 to 30 people who attended. They also heard reports from the various committees. The 1985 executive is as follows: Gail Rickard, Past Chairman; Joan Russell, Chairman; Jane Crane, Vice-chairman; Sally Barrie, Secretary; Treasurer, Norm McConaghy; Joyce Gunn, Member at Large; and Thelma Gilbank, Regional Representative. 1187 and the second prize, a Sunday Brunch for two at the Port Darlington Marina was won by Nola Bridger, of Orono, with ticket number 0097. Such a day's programme, reviewing the past and studying studying local roots, proved both enjoyable and informative. Our thanks to all individuals local merchants and organizations organizations who helped make this day a great success. No doubt, the Society looks forward to continued support as the members prepare for the 1986 Heritage Day event. Anglican Church Mr. E. Richard Lovekin, of St. George's and Mr. Charles Hester of St. Saviour's, with Rev. Allan E, Haldenby, attended attended the Synod of the Anglican Anglican Diocese of Toronto, where the Rev. Taylor Price of St. Leonard's Church, Toronto, was elected Suffragan Bishop to fill the place of the Rt. Rev. Parke-Taylor, who retires the end of June. The ACW of St. George's Anglican Church held a Pot Luck Supper Wednesday evening evening ending their activities, for a summer recess. A presentation presentation was made to Mrs. Allan Haldenby as she goes into retirement with her husband. husband. Goodyear Retirees Meet The Goodyear Retirees' Club at their regular meeting on June 3rd, 1985, were pleased to welcome the following members of the Goodyear organization : Clarke Moon, Stan Hollingsworth, Hugh Laing, Charlie Trim and George DeMille. The reason for the visit was this being the 75th anniversary of the Bowmanville Goodyear Plant, Clarke Moon was presenting a film on a European trip of the Goodyear Blimp that is stationed in Europe. This was both interesting and well received by the eighty one members present, out of a United Church On Father's Day, Sunday, June 16, 1985 at Newcastle United Church, Rev. Donald Stiles baptized Nathan Adam Wright, son of Mary and Jamie Jamie Wright, Newcastle. The sermon, Abba Father, was very meaningful. Tickets are available for the Sunday, June 23rd Barbecue and Strawberry Supper. Newcastle will host the July Summer Services with Orono and Kirby congregations at 10:30 a.m. membership of one hundred and one. Stan Hollingsworth also gave a short talk on the activities at the local plant, of changes and new products. Charlie Trim brought greetings from Goodyear, and spoke of the happenings during the year 1985, some of which will be open for the retirees to attend. George DeMille thanked the retirees for the invitation and wished them all the best from Local 189. Hugh Laing looked after presenting the film. 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