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) ) The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. March 9. 1988 9 mt jSetocastle înbtpenbent k Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 On Wednesday, March 2nd., the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society sponsored a bus trip to the Garden Club of Toronto's 29th Flower Show, Castle Carnival, at Casa Loma and the afternoon afternoon at Pickering Town Centre. An enjoyable day, thanks to organizers Madeline Madeline and George Buckley and President Donna Morrow. The next general Newcastle Horticultural Society meeting meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, March 22nd. Mrs. Pat Macdonnell, President of the Newcastle Village and District Historical Historical Society reminds us that their next meeting will be held in the Newcastle Community Community Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, March 21st. On Saturday afternoon March 5th, about sixty Newcastle Newcastle Senior Citizens enjoyed enjoyed the Northumberland Players' presentation, The Sound of Music, at Victoria Hall, Cobourg. Captain Von Trapp was portrayed by a Newcastle native, Lynn Brown, and the youngest of the Von Trapp family, Gretl, was performed by Sara Kel- cey, daughter of the manager manager of the Newcastle branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. This .ever-loved musical was greatly enjoyed. A tour of the ^provincial court room, the "James Cockburn room and -the Grand Concert Hall was fgiven by an enthusiastic guide. Dinner at Copper- field's topped off the day! : , Mr. and Mrs. Rod Carv- éth, Orono, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Cuffe, returned returned last week from a three-week vacation in Largo, Largo, Florida. , On Saturday evening, March 5, 1988, at Courtice United Church, the family of Stanley Hoy pleasantly sur- f * risednim .on the occasion of is retirpmenj^ after , over thirty-two years' service 'St. General Motors. Attending the party from this area were Mr. Arthur Bedwin, Jean Jilisen, Fred Bedwin, the Hoy families, Ruth and Norman Andrews, and Mr. and Mrs Ralph Murray from Frankford. Mr. Ron Metrailler and friends are enjoying a few days skiing at Lake Placid, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hodsoll and Stephanie, of Whitby, were Saturday overnight guests of her mother, Mrs. Lena Graham. Birthday greetings to Tom Schmahl, Vina Flintoff, John Patrick Pisani, Dwayne Martin and Anne de Bruin. On March 15, 1933, Thomas Spencer and Alecia Williams were united in marriage. We extend congratulations congratulations to Tom and Alecia Alecia who will observe their 55th wedding anniversary next Tuesday. Last Thursday, Mrs. Pauline Pauline Storks attended a Gana- raska Finance and Personnel Meeting. On Sunday, Tom and Sandra Schmahl, Jordan and Carly and their cousin Amanda Storks visited Miss Candy Storks, Parry Sound, where they enjoyed using their toboggans. Mr. Gary Johnson has returned returned from a great vacation at Smuggler's Notch, Vermont Vermont - skiing, skating, swimming swimming and playing tennis. On Sunday Mrs. Glenda Rumbles, of Norwood, visited visited Joan and Mike Cowle, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited on Sunday afternoon with Miss Bertha Armour, Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade have been spending much of their time in Toronto Toronto with son Bill who is a patient patient in Toronto General Hospital. On Friday they were in Cambridge, on Saturday Saturday in Springfield and on Sunday visited cousins in Paris, Grace Watson and her sister. Bill is progressing as well as can be expected. »' Mrs:jGladys Wood was a; . Sunday'supper guest of Mr.' ! and Mrs. Robert Wood and family. This was a birthday celebration for Courtney. On the week-end Cathy Scott and Chris Edmuson, Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Ken and Cindy Morrow, of Oshawa, were Sunday brunch guests with the family. Mrs. Bertha Daniel and son Neil, of Oshawa, visited on Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ruby Warburton. Reverend Donald Stiles, of Newcastle United Church, attended Continuing Education Education last week at Toronto School of Theology. The study theme was ministering to couples and families. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pearce and girls, Lindsay, visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Pearce. On Monday, March 7, Mrs. Sheila Stiles and Mrs.Marilyn Martin attended attended the UCW Presbyterial Annual Annual Meeting at Centennial United Church, Oshawa. Guest speaker was Reverend Reverend Sylvia Dunstan, Chaplain Chaplain at Whitby Jail. Mrs. Helen Hawke, Orono, Orono, was a recent luncheon guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Munro hosted a birthday party on Sunday in honour of daughter Sheila. Attending Attending were Sheila and her husband husband Roger Williams, Toronto, Toronto, Jennifer and Paul Kortchaga, Brooklin, Arlene and Janice Munro, Adam' O'Boyle, Doug Foster and Sheila's grandmother, Mrs.- Bertha Fisher. Many happy returns*. Sheila! Mr. and Mrs. Harper Kelsey Kelsey hosted a surprise birthday birthday party on Saturday in honour of daughter, Sandra. Besides the family, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rumbles, Krista and Mark, Norwood, the Francis Tufford family, Mrs. Lucy Martin and Marion, Oshawa, Jean Cochrane of Bowmanville, Phil Williams nndAimçeBreretoria tjy -..j Sunday dinner guests of" Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and Kelly were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews, Janelle and Daniel and Miss Dorrene and Floyd Powell. Drop in and see Benjamin-Moore's brand new color selector, featuring over 1600 new colors! It's simply the best in the paint business. ABERNETHY'S PAINT and WALLPAPER 55 King SI. W. 623-5431 Bowmanville Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8 - 6; Fri. 8 - 9; Sat. 8:30 - 5:00 St. George's Anglican Church News. On the third Sunday of Lent, Services of Holy Communion Communion were held at 8 and 11 a.m. in St. George's Church. On Friday, March 4, the World Day of Prayer Service Service for the Newcastle village village area was held in St. George's. This year, the service, service, Open Doors, was prepared prepared by the women of Brazil Brazil and the same service was used throughout the world. The guest speaker was Margaret Margaret Marsh, wife of former Bishop of the Yukon, Henry Marsh. Thank you to Lynda Gibson for her work in coordinating coordinating the service. At the 11 A.M. Sunday service, the congregation welcomed the Colour Party and members of Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion. Legion. They presented the Navy flag to be displayed in the Chancel. Reverend Douglas Hall, as a navy padre, padre, had the flag presented to him' upon retirement, and it is displayed in the church in which he serves. During the service Rector's Warden and Branch 178 member William Clarke presented the church with a generous donation on behalf of Branch 178. Refreshments were served after the service. Our thanks to Branch 178 and it's members. The annual Paschal meal will be enacted at St. Saviour's Saviour's Parish Hall on Friday, March 25. This is an arrangement arrangement of the Last Supper Supper as an historical drama. If you are planning to attend let Judy Leek (983-9639), June Johnson (983-9483) or Nell Yates (987-4347) know, well ahead of time. Sidespersons for March are Dennis and Donna Morrow, Morrow, Bob and Ruth Davidson. Davidson. Warden is Warren Tait. f 1 Unitéd Church News ' On the third Sunday in Lent, March 6,1988, Reverend Reverend Donald Stiles preached the third sermon in the series, series, Covenant and Cross, Closed for Renovations. Mr. Iain Oliver, newly elected member of Session, was lay reader. The Junior Choir sang Sing a Song of Gladness and Oh God Didn't Give Me Much. The Sunshine Unit meets on Monday, March 14 at 8 p.m. at the church. The General Meeting of the UCW will be held at 2 p.m. in the church on Monday, Monday, March 21 st. The Trillium Unit of the UCW met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. William Rudell last Thursday. Guest speaker was Mrs. Maiy Rutherford. Newcastle Community Bowling Monday Night Ladies. Linda Caswell 225, Su- sanne Schumann 175, Ina Brown 182, Dorothy Drys- dale 178, Susan Barton 188, Betty Major 209, 202, Marilyn Marilyn Major 195, Marilyn Kent 188,214, Loma Crockett 183, Gail Tutkoluk 200,191. Tuesday Seniors George Buckley 170, Jenny Jenny Hicks 180 Jack Holmes 230, 183, Marg Burley 210, 225, Jean Holmes 212, Albert Pearce 167, Bob Simpson 176, Ron Burley 155. Thursday Night Mixed Wes Forget 228, Kathy Jury 179, 197, Joe Mendon- ca 184,181, J. McGuey 183, E. Moore 192, F. Forget 221, 220, T. Kindratiuk 176, 313, R. Refile 210, C. Nicholson 207, K. Wright 220, Ken Boyd 176, 216, 225, C. Lycett 183, K. Jury 204, 206, E. Ref- fle 201, 183, J. Forget 209, 214, J. Kindratiuk 212, B. Brown 188, Youth Bowling Seniors March 5, 1988. Jeff Darrach 115, 147, Steve Harman 135, Debbie Miller 166, 145, Justin Hughes 131,145, Paula Darrach Darrach 120, Tammy De Jong 118, 142, Jennifer Berney 119,138, Barb Metcalf 111, Nina Darrach 152, 101, Kevin Kevin Tutkoluk 147,175, Tommy Tommy Whitehead 125, Brandon Coyle 253,191, Karla Tutkoluk Tutkoluk 143, 113/Lisa Vander- starrelOO, 103. UJ ' V ' Junior YbÜtti'j3ôwling Nick Tutk'oluk/bd^ Nicole Norton 101, Mark' Sausedo 106, 71, Julian Norton 90, Paul Winter 79, Nathan Coyle 95, 107, Vincent Norton Norton 104,127, Brian Leach 81, John Richardson 112, 80, Amanda Darrach 68, Jacki Green 73, Matthew Caswell 88, Susan Sausedo 73, 103, Darel Wernik 73, 110, Lee Wernik 69, 66, Jordan Schmahl 82, Amanda Storks 76, 84, Niki Duval 74, Tim Green 123, 147, Adrian Lynde 87, 94. Mike's Drops First Game Newcastle 4 - Little Britain 6. Thursday, February 11/ 88 saw the "Mike's Place" Midgets open their best 3 out of 5 playoffs with Little Britain Britain and come away on the short end of a 6-4 score. The first period saw Little Britain club go up by a 2-0 score on goals by John Murphy and Mike Brown as the Newcastle Newcastle club came out totally flat and disorganized. The second period saw the local lads finally wake up to out score Little Britain by a 4-1 count to end the second period 4-3 for Newcastle. Ted Gaudet opened the Newcastle scoring assisted by David Bailey and Stuart Irwin, then Daryl Burke made it a 2-2 game with a power play goal assisted by Mark vanderheyden and "Howie" Sikma. Two minutes later Stuart Irwin put one in to make it 3- 2 with David Bailey and Patrick Patrick Woods assisting. With 0:53 seconds left in the period period Daryl Burke came up with his second of the game assisted by Mark Vande-- rheyden and Richard Maki to end the second period 4-3 for Newcastle. The third period saw the local lads come out the same way as the first with little effort effort and total disorganization and watched as Little Britain put in threee unanswered goals to end the game 6-4 for Little'Britain. Become a UNICEF Volunteer IllS A CHANCE TO GROW Unicef Canada <* 1-800-268-6364 ATTENTION ALL GOLFERS Come and see the Golf Experts For your next Golf Getaway We have played the courses and can help you choose a course you will love. 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