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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 28.1985 Section Two A Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Newcastle 9nbepenbent Telephone 987-4201 Newcastle Horticultural Society Hosts Annual Show Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of the late David Vance who passed away recently. Miss Jill Turner, daughter of Susan and Gary, Dartmouth, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia spent a week with her grandparents, Gord and Gert Gray. Mr. Leslie Richardson, Wellandport, was a Thursday visitor with his cousin, Miss Dorothy Trenwith. Patients in hospitals include Lois Martin, Aresta Williams, Harold Couch, Mabel Wade. Mr. Ernest Spencer has returned from a vacation in Largo, Florida. Mr.' Art Van Dolder, Chicago, was a week-end guest of the Stanley Powell's. Harold Powell has returned to Chicago after a three-week visit at home. On Sunday the Powell's had a family get- together when all were home, the Markle's from Scarborough, Scarborough, the Wayne Hunt's from Pontypool, Judy Powell and Jill Coombes from Bowmanville. Callers on Sunday Sunday afternoon were Susan Floyd, Kelly and Leeanne, from Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood visited Sunday night with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. On Sunday, Mrs. Gladys Hooey and her mother Mrs. Gladys Pacey attended the wake for Mrs. Pacey's aunt, Edith Herbert, in Peterborough. Peterborough. Mrs. May Robinson, Oshawa and her daughter Doris were recent luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Douglas Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pearce, Michael and Jeffrey attended the 25th wedding anniversary reception in honour of Doug and Juanita Pearce, of Bala, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Milton, Ian and Sarah, of Ottawa, and David's parents from Drum- bo, were recent visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson, Several Newcastle residents enjoyed the Newtonville Women's Institute bus trip last Wednesday. An early start ensured the group that they were first to arrive at Cullen Barns. Noon meal, especially the bread, was much enjoyed at Town and Country. The afternoon was spent shopping at Markville Centre. Mrs. Olive Henderson thanked Madeleine Buckley for organizing this good bus trip. It was a good day! Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Embley, Fenelon Falls, visited on Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Reta Embley. . Miss Cathy Scott, Toronto spent several days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Last Monday, Mrs. Kathleen Kathleen Kimball entertained her nieces and their children. Attending this luncheon were Donna Bright, David and Kimberley, Oshawa, Irene Peel, Michael and Danielle, of Newcastle, Dianne Birney, Shawn and Kelly, of Oshawa. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a finance and personnel meeting of the Ganaraska last Wednesday. Mrs. Wilda Johnson and Mrs. Pauline Storks enjoyed La Cage Aux Folles at the O'Keefe Centre last Tuesday evening. Mr. Dean Friedlander, Olga, and Jason returned Thursday nilght from an East Coast motor trip where they visited cousin Candy Storks at Kentville, Nova Scotia. Thursday night they were guests of his mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander. We extend sympathy to Mrs. Elizabeth Skeldlng on the death of her brother Bill Arch of Streetsville. Elizabeth spent last Monday through Thursday in Streetsville and attended the funeral. Week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hope and family was Mrs. Joan Skelding of Niagara Falls. Daughter Linda Vaicius and her daughter Allison of St. Catharines were week-end visitors with grandmother Elizabeth Skelding. Joan also visited her mother-in-law. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Stephenson Stephenson and family moved this month from their home east of the village to a farm east of Kirby. Last Thursday their barn burned down. We are indeed sorry for this misfortune. misfortune. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stillman at their Lake Benore cottage. Rev. and Mrs. Allan Hal- denby, Barrie, spent the weekend weekend with Judge and Mrs. E.R. Lovekin. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Alldred, Oshawa, were Saturday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. R.B. Rickard hosted a Lions party for wives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred and Mr. Douglas Rowe recently recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and Kelly, Dorrene and Floyd Powell, Colleen Cochrane of Milton, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. Mr. and Mrs. William Pacey and sons Allan and David, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, are visiting visiting his mother, Mrs. Gladys Pacey. Birthday greetings to Murray Jose Russell Powel, Pauline Storks, Jaime Wright and special many happy returns to Mr. Harve Bona- thon who will be 91 years young on August 29. On September 1,1985, church services resume at Newcastle United Chuch with Rev. D.A. Stiles back from vacation. School resumes Tuesday, September 3rd, so motorists must watch for all those wee folk who begin another school term. NEWCASTLE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SUMMER SHOW President Vicki Lesnick and executive are to be congratulated congratulated on the fine summer show held at the Newcastle Community Community Hall on Thursday, August 22, 1985. Among the 35 adult exhibitors were 6 new exhibitors and in the Junior Section, so capably led by Narda Hoogkamp, were 72 Juniors aged 5 to 10 years and 38 in the age group 11 and over. Mrs. Petril of the Pine Ridge Society was Judge for the day. We extend congratulations to Donna Morrow who won the J. Anderson Smith Memorial prize for the most points in the show and also the silver cup for the most points in the flower section. Betty Blaker won the Wylma Allin Award for the most points in the vegetable vegetable section. Meryl McGrath won the new exhibitor award and Martin McGrath won most points as a new exhibitor in the vegetable section. The Sweepstakes were awarded to Madeleine Buck- ley for the Grand Champion Aster, Helen Hobbs for the Grand Champion Dahlia, Donna Morrow for the Grand Champion Gladiolus, Fred Couch for the Grand Champion Champion Rose and to Pat Blaker for the Grand Champion Zinnia. The Junior Gardeners produced produced a great show. Congratulations Congratulations to all who entered. Most valuable in the lessons of gardening is a respect for growing things, appreciation of beautiful surroundings, creating and not destroying. If all young people were taught to appreciate nature, there would be no vandalism. Winners in the 5-10 year Junior section were Garden Plot, 1st Geoffrey Pilgrim, 2nd Darren Morrow, 3rd Karen King, Jerome Blake (tie). Minature Garden, 1st Darren Darren Morrow. Toy Arrangement, 1st Julie Coburn, 2nd Robert Zachano- wich, 3rd Carrie Farrow, 4th Michael Zachanowich. My Own Thing, 1st Carrie Farrow, 2nd Philip Cunningham. Cunningham. Recycling, 1st Carrie Farrow, Farrow, 2nd Darren Morrow, 3rd Julie Coburn. Vegetable Character, 1st Sherri Wright, 2nd Lisa Wright, 3rd Philip Cunningham, Cunningham, 4th Michael Zachanowich. Zachanowich. Kitchen Potpourri, 1st Carrie Carrie Farrow, 2nd Philip Cunningham, Cunningham, 3rd Sherri Wright, 4th Lisa Wright. Spring or Summer Wild- flowers, 1st Sherri Wright, 2nd Lisa Wright, 3rd Philip Cunningham. Cunningham. Asters, 3rd Geoffrey Pilgrim. Pilgrim. Marigold, 1st Philip Cunningham, Cunningham, 2nd Geoffrey Pilgrim, Pilgrim, 3rd Julie Coburn. Cleome, 1st Darren Morrow, 2nd Julie Coburn, 3rd Karen King, 4th Robert Zachanowich. Zachanowich. Beets, 1st Philip Cunningham, Cunningham, 2nd Julie Coburn, 3rd Robert Zachanowich, 4 th Carrie Farrow. Carrots, 1st Geoffrey Pilgrim, Pilgrim, 2nd Philip Cunningham, 3rd Karen King, 4th Jerome Blake. Tomatoes, 1st Philip Cunningham, Cunningham, 2nd Darren Morrow, 3rd Jeffrey Pilgrim. Senior Chlildren 11 years and over. Garden Plot, 1st Debra Kelleher, 2nd Jenny Hopkins, 3rd Casey De Plaa. Buster's Celebrates 1st Anniversary It was first anniversary time at Busters Roadhouse in Newcastle Village Sunday afternoon with a large crowd turning up for their corn and barbecued pork celebration. Here, Marg and Bob Weir are retrieving the cooked corn cobs from the large pot. Kim Weir, another member of the 1 family, was also helping serve the guests. All Alone on the Shore, 1st Debra Kelleher, 2nd Natalie Wicha. Landscape Artist, 1st Natalie Wicha, 2nd Jenny Hopkins. Recycling, 1st Debra Kelleher, Kelleher, 2nd Jenny Hopkins. Vegetable Zoo, 1st Debra Kelleher, 2nd Natalie Wicha, 3rd Jenny Hopkins, 4th Casey De Plaa. Miniature Arrangements, 1st , Debra Kelleher, 2nd Natalie Wicha, 3rd Jenny Hopkins. Hopkins. Road Runner, 1st Jenny Hopkins, 2nd Natalie Wicha. Asters, 1st Casey De Plaa, 2nd Debra Kelleher, 3rd Jenny Hopkins. Marigold, 1st Casey De Plaa, 2nd Debra Kelleher, 3rd Natalie Wicha. Aeome, 1st Natalie Wicha, 2nd Debra Kelleher, 3rd Jenny Hopkins. Beets, 1st Casey De Plaa, 2nd Debra Kelleher, 3rd Jenny Hopkins. Carrots, 1st Casey De Plaa, 2nd Debra Kelleher, 3rd Jenny Hopkins. Tomatoes, 1st Jenny Hopkins, Hopkins, 2nd Natalie Wicha, 3rd Debra Kelleher. The Lions Plaque for Juniors was presented to Philip Cunningham who scored the most points. The plaque for Senior children was presented to Debra Kelleher who earned the highest number number of points. Very well done, Juniors! ANGLICAN NEWS On Sunday, August 25, 1985 at St. George's Anglican Church, Rev. Allan Haldenby delivered his farewell sermon on Love and Peace. Flowers on the altar were placed by Mrs. Doreen Lake in loving memory of her husband William William Lake and his parents. Lay Readers Oakley Peters and Gordon Leek assisted Rev. Haldenby and Mrs. Haldenby presided at the organ. At the close of the Service Pat Blaker spoke fond words of farewell to Allan and Grace, wishing them happiness happiness in retirement. Following the service, lunch was served to those who attended from St. Saviour's and St. George's. The Reverend James M. Small assumes the responsibilities responsibilities as Rector of St. George's Church, Newcastle, arid St. Saviour's in Orono, as of September September 1st, 1985. Mr. Small, a graduate of Wycliffe College, has served in the Diocese of Toronto since Ordination in 1966 - in Islington, Islington, Bay Ridges, Newmarket and Mono Mills. He served on several committees of the Diocese while a member of the Board of Parish Services. More recently, he was a member, then Chairman, of the Diocesan Committee on the Church and Scouting; and was appointed by the Programme Programme Board of General Synod as the liaison person between the Anglican Church and Boy Scouts of Canada. He continues this function. Mr. Small was "in business" business" for several years before he studied for the priesthood. Mr. Small, his wife Joan, and sons Gord and Keith, are moving into the historic Rectory Rectory in Newcastle at the end of August. The junior members of Newcastle's entries. In this photo, Narda Hoogkamp is Horticultural Society were prominent in the annual distributing the awards while at rear, President flower and vegetable show last week in the Vicki Lesnick and Secretary Lorraine Lover watch community hall, where they had submitted 110 with interest. New Minister in Newcastle, Orono The Reverend James M. Small assumes the responsibilities responsibilities as Rector of St. George's Church, Newcastle, and St. Saviour's in Orono, as of September 1st, 1985. Mr. Small, a graduate of Wycliffe College, has served in the Diocese of Toronto since Ordination in 1966 - in Islington, Islington, Bay Ridges, Newmarket and Mono Mills. He served on several committees of the Diocese while a member of the Board of Parish Services. More recently, he was a member, then Chairman, of the Diocesan Committee on the Church and Scouting; and was appointed by the Programme Programme Board of General Synod as the liaison person between the Anglican Church and Boy Scouts of Canada. He New exhibitors included, 1-r, Dennis Morrow, Mary McGrath, Barb King and Willy Wicha. continues this function. Mr. Small was "in business" business" for several years before he studied for the priesthood. Mr. Small, his wife Joan, and sons Gord and Keith, are moving into the historic Rectory Rectory in Newcastle at the end of August. Junior members Natalie Wicha, Debra Kelleher and Jenny Hopkins hold Despite the comparatively dry weather, Fred Couch again exhibited a their prize winning entries in Newcastle Horticultural Show. superb basket of gladioli. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. 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