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) The* Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 4. 1987 3 Draw Raises $1,100 for United Way Banquet Marks 25th Anniversary oj U.C.W. fm wm sjflii • |||| fliu, * **•* WMb pptsf L ■" r ;#.V <5 r. if • - * M' ; f i^v *ï!r v i / XK,: />• ■ - f • ' I -<■ ' «. ■ The much awaited Town of Newcastle United Way draw took place on Friday, October 30, in the town's treasury office. Garnet Rickard, vice-chairman of the region's fund-raising campaign, is pictured above drawing the three prize winning winning names. Heather Murdoch (middle) and Linda Vance were also on hand to assist with the draw. The first place barbeque went to Rosemary Rutledge, Peterborough. Second prize of a - one year membership to the Fitness Centre tyas won by Aubrey Rees, Bowmanville, and the third prize ghettoblaster was tvon by Darla Lowery from Orono. The draw raised a total of $1134.00 for the United Way campaign. Shirley irene draper ; A teacher at the Durham ■College of Applied Arts, and Technology, Shirley Irene (Draper, aged 61, died Saturday, Saturday, October 24, 1987, in Mississauga Hospital, following following a lengthy illness. ' Daughter of Thomas William William and Anna Robinson, •and her step-mother Ruby ÎRobinson, sne was born in tSouth Mountain, and educated educated in Mountain Twsp. and Teacher's College, Toronto. (On December 27, 1945, she üwas married to Frederick prie Draper. - A resident of Enniskillen 27 OBITUARY ye M: ears, she had resided in lississauga a year and a half. She was a member of Presbyterian Church, Mount Forest. She had served as a Lay reader and Sunday School teacher. Three years ago she realized a dream of a world tour. Mrs. Draper was also a member of the Rebecca Rebecca Lodge, Bowmanville, and Enniskulen U.C.W. Left to mourn her passing are her husband Fred, daughter Marie and son-in- law Douglas Gooderich. The Reverend Wayne Chatterton Chatterton officiated at the funeral funeral services held on Monday, at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Funeral Home, Bowmanville. The soloist was Will Staples. Scriptures chosen and farewell farewell message by the deceased deceased were read by Bert Dejeet. Various charitable donations donations were received for the Memorial Hospital Bldg, fund, the Canadian Cancer Society, Enniskillen United Church and a bursary for Durham College. Floral tokens tokens were also received in her memory. Cremation. Interment Interment Maple Ridge Ceme- tary, Winchester. DURHAM'S ONLY "TOTAL SERVICE NISSAN DEALER" v • SALES • SERVICE ■ ,LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP • PARTS • RETAIL • WHOLESALE MIDWAY MOTORS FI NISSAN 1300 Dundas Street East Whitby 668-6828 Customer First OUR VOLUME SELLING MEANS YOU SAVE! 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HAIR-U-WEAR PHONE 623-1915 36 King Street East, Bowmanville (Above Brother's Pizza) Celebrates 90th Birthday Mr. Norman Metcalf celebrated his 90th birthday on October 26, 1987. During the weekend, he received visits from members of his immediate family including grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren. Birthday greetings were received from the Governor General of Canada, Madame Jeanne Suave; Prime Minister Brian Mulroney; Allan Lawrence M.P.; Sam Cureatz, M.P.P.; Mayor John Winters and Base Line Community. A plaque came from Premier David Peterson and a lovely floral arrangement from the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle. Mr. Metcalf enjoys good health and found this occasion most enjoyable. Eldad and Hampton United Church Women filled the Christian Education Centre of Hampton United Church on October 26th for a banquet marking the 25th anniversary of the U.C.W.'s founding. The presidents of the two groups and members of the banquet co-ordinating committee are pictured Darlington Auto Still Undefeated here, 1-r, Ida Bray, Hampton President Karen Dair, Barb Pokorski, Donna Johnston, guest speaker at the 'Called to Respond' seminar, Marion Broome, Eldad President Doreen Westlake, Doreen Wallraff. 10 Elizabethville News by B. Thlckaon j Church service was well attended on Sunday. Rev. Sedgwick opened the service service in the usual manner. The choir sang one anthem. Scriptures were read from I Theas. 4:13-18, 5:1-11 and Luke 23:39-43. Announcements - Sunday, Sunday, Nov. 1st, was the Fare Share Sunday. On Nov. 10 the U.C.W. Unit II will meet at Mrs. Lottie White's home in Port Hope at 2 p.m. Rev. Sedgwick's minute with the children was a lessson in trust. A baptismal service was held when Carrie Lynn Bée-' kett and Christie Rosemary Beckett, daughters of * Mr. and Mrs. B. Beckett were christened. Godparents were Tom and Janet Beckett; Beckett; Colin and Nancy Fearn. Mrs. A. Scott and Mrs. C. Murray took up the offering. Rev. Sedgwick spoke on how Hallowe'en got its name from Holy Eve being the eve before All Saints' Sunday. He spoke on "We belong to the Day." Coffee was served at the close. The seniors met as usual and we planned our Christmas Christmas dinner for Nov. 26, the place to be decided later. Elizabethville Sunday School was to have a Hallowe'en Hallowe'en party at Sunday School Nov. 1st. Mrs. J. Peacock and Mrs. Vera Peacock visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee, Peterborough on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Trew and Beatrice Beatrice Rowcliff had tea with the Peacocks this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill were with Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer for tea Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew were in to see his mother, Mrs. Greta McMillan, in Port Hope Hospital, Sunday. Sunday. She is about the same. Mrs. B. Muldrew came home from the hospital on Friday. Walter Longyear is still in but expects to go to a rest home soon. Marlene Austin and the children visited with Irene Beatty during the week, also Shirley and her family. Irene had tea with Burtons on Sunday evening. Mrs. Burton had a small operation operation on her throat on Thursday. Thursday. Mary Trew, Jeff Burton and Irene Beatty reported an excellent time while they y/ere in : British Columbia with ( " Irene's daughter Diane ivniçiTaïnily. for two weeks. . Our fowl supper on Friday Friday night proved to be,a success success with lots to eat and a good crowd. \ The Burton family visited with his aunt, Miss S. Burton, Burton, Oshawa, Sunday. Mrs. Westheuser called at Thicksons on Friday on her way to Port Hope where the teachers were learning about the new report card system. i On Saturday, the Garden Hill Library held its Holiday Holiday Fair where discarded books and crafts were sold. Tables of knitted goodà; crochet articles; potted plants; dolls; stuffed animals; animals; wood work such as stools, small stands; flower arrangements and other crafts were there with their creators to tell about them. Last Thursday was the Seniors' Pot Luck Birthday Dinner for October. In the first game of the evening, Jimmy's Flame Broil lost for the first time this season, dropping a 3-2 decision to Hunt's Photogra- ^ Scoring for Hunts were: Mark Mathews, Dan Ger- vais and Mark Ellis. Assists went to Randy Masterson, Mark Mathews, Steve Taylor Taylor and Don Farrow. Scoring for Jimmys were Doug Crough and Gary Dussel- dorp. They also assisted each other. In the second game of the evening, Castle Hotel crushed Norm's Deli 9-2. Scoring for the Castle were Darcy Huber with three, Glen Tink and Kevin Tink each with a pair and singles to Doug Dilling and Nick VanSeggelin. Assists went to Nick VanSeggelin 3, Daryll Rowe 3, John Hogarth 2, Kevin Kevin Tink 2, Doug Dilling, Chris Dwyer and Pete Now- lan. Scoring for Norm's were: ■Tim Almond and Rod Vernon. Vernon. Assists went to Grant Brock 2, and Tim Almond. In the third game of the evening, Darlingtin Auto remained remained undefeated with a 6- 2 victory over Brothers Pizza. Pizza. Scoring for Darlington were Gord Blaker, Steve Ogden, Ogden, Brad Kelly, Brad Bam- séy, Brian Allin and Chris Lee. 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