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1 Tile Canadian Statesman. Bowman ville. January IK. t:iS!f Eijt iîctocadtte Independent Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Cobourg Landmark Destroyed in Weekend Blase mMM: Mm tr^mmùZ^L On Wednesday evening, January 11, the executive of the Newcastle Horticultural Society met at the home of President Vicki Lcsnick. Plans for the '89 meetings were made. Madeline Buck- ley volunteered to look after the March 1st Bus Trip to the Toronto Garden Club s show at Edwards Gardens, followed followed by dinner at Town and Country and a visit to Cullen Barns. Mrs. Pat Bernard, Flesh- crton, was Wednesday overnight overnight guest of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Don and Marion Jose, Guelph, entertained 36 members of their families for a double birthday brunch on Sunday. Those attending included included Francis and Erl a Jose, Newcastle, Doug and Liz Wade and family, Oshawa. Happy Birthday, Senior Citizens! Members of the Newcastle Newcastle Village and District Historical Historical Society are holding their general meeting on Monday, January 23rd., 1989 in the Council Chamber of the Newcastle Community Community Hall. At this 7:30 p.m. meeting, Mrs. Dorothy Duncan, Duncan, Executive Director of the Ontario Historical Society, Society, will present a slide lecture dealing with Ontario's Changing Food Traditions. All members are invited to attend, and to bring ajar or tin of food, to be placed in a hamper, for a "Hey! Ho! Come to the Fair" draw, to take place in connection with this year's Collectors' Fair, to , be held on Sunday, February 5, 1989. Please bring something something out of the ordinary. No peas, or pork and beans please! Last Thursday Pauline Storks attended a Ganaraska Finance and Personnel meeting meeting in Port Hope, after which she went to a Newcastle Hydro Hydro Meeting. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, Frankford, were Mrs. Jean Jilisen. New- tonville, and Mr. ana Mrs. Harry Farrow, Bowman- ville. On Saturday, January 14, 1989 at Newcastle United Church Reverend Donald Stiles united in marriage 'Osk Haraldsson, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Finnabogi Haraldsson, of Newcastle, and Rhys Jénkins. Attendants Attendants were the bride's sister, Hronn Haraldsson and Paul Woodbeck. Birthday greetings to Marilyn Kent, Betty Adams, Bertha Fisher and Michael Wade. ART DISPLAY - It might be well worthwhile soon getting a parking ticket and trekking up to the Town Hall to pay the fine. It would enable citizens to see the magnificent art display of 28 works by 12 local artists that are distributed throughout the hall. Eventually, Eventually, they hope to have 17 artists showing this products products for a period of four months. Better still drop in on a council or committee meeting when you might have more time for admiring the art. You might be in a better mood too. NOT ENOUGH - Last week, we published a photo of several hundred people enjoying public skating at the new Recreation Complex. The picture inspired one of our readers to submit a beef that it was great, but did we know that there is only an hour and a half of public skating per week at Bowmanville and just an hour at Darlington. We certainly didn't know that and suggest that those who want more make their feelings known to Council or Community Services. Services. They may be able to help. We also heard some most complimentary things this week about Lindsay's new sports complex. We'll have to drop in to see it when out that way BASEBALL COACHES - The Editor and his better half just returned from a quick trip to Peterborough on Tuesday in the storm and it sure didn't look like Spring was in the air. The driving was wild, wet and windy. But, before that happened a note on his desk mentioned that the TONBA organization is already at work, lining up baseball coaches for the summer. That's certainly looking ahead. Anyway, should anyone anyone out there be interested in trying to show some young players how the game should be played, contact Terry Donohue at 623-4705 as soon as possible. Thanks. ASSOCIATION TO MEET -- Members of the Port Darlington Community Association will be meeting this Sunday, January 20th at 7 p.m. to discuss several items of interest including their appeal of the rezoning rezoning for the Port Hope Ready Mix property. The meeting meeting will be held at the Port Darlington Marina. More information about the, group's plans can be obtained by contacting Gordon White at 623-1631. Best wishes to Len and Luella Lambert who observe their wedding anniversary on January 21st. On Saturday evening Bill and Pauline Storks enjoyed dinner with friends from Oshawa. Mrs. Wilda Johnson spent the week-end in Agincourt with her mother, Mrs. A. Cole. Several Newcastle and area persons attended the 50th anniversary reception at the Baseline Community Centre in honour of Lyra and Morley FlintofT. Congratulations! Congratulations! Last Wednesday Harold Couch was visited by Marilyn Marilyn and Bill Couch. On Thursday, Harold was pleased to have his brother, Fred Couch, Bowmanville, for a visit. Sunday morning Harold Couch visited Wallace and Ruth Couch. Sunday visitors with Mr. Harold Couch were Bill Couch, Art and Bettv Bourgeois, Bourgeois, Matthew and Annie of Belleville. On Sunday Stan and Kay Powell, Pat and Seldon Parker, Parker, of Oakwood visited cousins cousins in Toronto, Lily Jones at St. Joseph's Hospital and Gladys Morrow. Thev also called on the Wayne Markles at Scarborough. On Thursday Dale Hunt and boys of Pontypool, visited visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. On Wednesday Mrs. George Felgate, Unionville, spent the day with her mother, mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed enjoyed Sunday with Floyd Wood and friend when they took her to Franklin House for brunch. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade visited his sister, Jean Cochrane, who is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. On Saturday evening Harry and Mabel Wade had dinner with Mr.and Mrs. Bill Wade, Port Hope. Miss Lori Rowe, Humber College, was home for the week-end with parents Verne and Diana and brother brother Robert. __ Wednesday visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were Sid and Betty Burley, Toronto. tin Sunday evening Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn, Orono, visited visited Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Mrs. Pearl Woodhams, Scarborough, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. Robin All- dred. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie All- dred, Oshawa, were supper guests. Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.,Brenton Rickard Rickard were son George, his wife Lana, Elan and friend who both attend York University. University. and Michael. This was a birthday celebration for Lana. Belated greetings! Mrs. Margaret Pearce nas moved next door to her new home. We wish her health and happiness there. St. George's Anglican Church On Sunday, January 15, 1989, the flowers on the altar were in loving memory of the Brereton Family, given by Mary Garrod. On Sunday January 22, at 8 a.m., St. George's Altar Guild Corporate Communion Communion will be celebrated followed followed by a Breakfast Meeting. Meeting. On Sunday, January 29, St. George's Annual Vestry Meeting will be held following following the 11:00 a.m. service, which will be shortened' Morning Prayer. Refreshments Refreshments will be served. Would all organizations please submit their 1988 reports reports to the Wardens as soon as possible. They must be reproduced reproduced and available for Vestry. A Christian Way of Life: Living What We Believe. Looking for the Faith-Life connection? Discover how you can make a difference day by day. This course will be held at St. George's Parish Hall on Wednesdays from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m., February 8 to March 15. There is a registration fee. For information, telephone telephone Ruth Davidson at 987-4679. United Church News tin Sunday, January 15, at Newcastle United Church, Reverend Donald Stiles preached the sermon, Don't Worry, Be Happy. His advice advice was set goals for to-day and pray worries away. Mr. Samuel Erskine, lay reader, read selected passages from Isaiah 62 verses 1-5, and St. John 2 verses 1-11. The annual congregational congregational meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 31st with coffee and dessert at 7 p.m. and business meeting at 7:30 p.m. Next Sunday, January 22nd, the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated. celebrated. On Monday evening, January January 9, the Sunshine Unit of the United Church Women met at the Manse. Business was conducted by President Sheila Stiles prior to the in- Youth Bowling Saturday, January 14, 1989 Tykes Team Standings: Bedtime - 5; Good Luck - B; Wish - 5; Grumpy - 5; Cheer - 3; Ten- derheart - 3; Friend - 2; Tugs - 2; Love-a-Lot - 0; Funshine - 0; Secret - 0; Hugs - 0. High Singles: Travis Ros- siter - 152; Colin Brown - 125; Christiner Gusterson - 119; Lori James - 115; Jeff Connelly -112. High Doubles: Travis Rossi ter - 250; Colin Brown - 223; Michelle VonHatten - 210; Ben McCaffery - 202; Andrew Merrin - 202. Bantams Team Standings: Ariss -■ 12; Bala - 10; Vasey - 9; Omagh - 8; Muncey -7; Doon - 7; Dokis - 7; Yatton - 7; Oxley Oxley - 6; Gorrie - 6; Yarker - 5; Kijgen - 0 CASH REBATE $ 500. 00 PLYMOUTH RELIANT ACT NOW! MAKE YOUR BEST DEAL ON NEW 1989 MODELS IN STOCK. Macintosh Chrysler Plymouth Limited 33 I Park Rd. S., Oshawa 728-4638 gh Singles: K. Dodds - 210; M. Routh-194; A. Welsh - 191; J. Vickery - 184; S. Maillet - 181; M. Bothwell - 163; J. Pearson -162; H. Hatfield Hatfield -160; C. Peldiak -160. High Triples: M. Routh - 517; A. Welsh - 511; J. Vickery Vickery - 470; K. Dodds - 469; M. Bothwell - 466; J. Pearson - 422; S. Maillet -419; C. Peldiak-404. Peldiak-404. Juniors Team Standings: Buffy and The Strikers - 14; Pappas Pappas - 12; Harrison - 7; The Yummy Stuffs - 5; Flint and Friends - 4; Tigers - 0. High Singles: Lee Hyland - 246; Tracy Bums - 237; David David Dean - 229; Julie Gusterson Gusterson - 220; Kristen Killens - 203. High Triples: Tracy Bums - 607; Kristen Killens - 554; Lee Hyland - 539; Julie Gusterson - 533; Ryan McKee - 511. Seniors Team Standings: Stephen Brown -12; George Evans - 8; Danielle Big Canoe - 7; Mike Holmes - 7; Deanna Wright - 4; Traci Hanc - 2. High Singles: Sandy Snowden - 280, 203; Randy Mulder - 276; Leanne Floyd - 261; Emma Hill - 255, 222; Steve Dickson - 254, 207; Ea Cook - 250, 213; George Evans - 248; Mike Holmes - 244; Jeff McFeeters - 235; Cheri Richards - 231; Leigh MacArthur - 230; Denise Bastas - 210; Michael Cho- mey - 206; Traci Hanc - 204; Marcy Sutherland -189. High Triples: Steve Dickson Dickson - 656; Sandy Snowden - 654; Mike Holmes - 626; Randy Mulder - 618; Chen Richards - 606; Ed Cook - 603. teresting slide presentation on New Zealand by Erl a Jose. The devotional was 5 iven by Vicki Lesnick, Erla ose, Sheila Stiles and Mario Pedwell. Newcastle Community Bowling Monday Ladies League Gladys Henry 170, Marilyn Marilyn Major 174, Glenda Castellano Castellano 190, 237,183, Lorn a Crockett 181, Marie Trim 192, Betty Major 194, 184, Susanne Schumann 188, Joyce Major 190,182, Linda Caswell 194. Tuesday Seniors Albert Pearce 190, 206, Stan Powell 162, 212, Jack Holmes 169,179, Marg Burley Burley 210, Vance Cooper 167, Kay Powell 166, Stan Allin 159, Ron Burley 157, 189, Alice Hopson 175. Thursday Night Mixed League J. Kindratiuk 198, 190, Ken Boyd 186, 219, 296, T. Kindratiuk 193, 190, P. Grant 176, S. Warner 204, Joe Mendonca 221, 198, Fae Forget 178, 226, B. Lewis 204, 195, J. Shisler 201, C. Nicholson 242, 209, Joe Forget Forget 241, 208,194, B. Brown 226, C. Shisler 224,176, C. Lycett 188, Wes Forget 180, John McGuey 182. Saturday Senior Youths Justin Hughes 185, 140, Matthew Coyle 113, Shannon Shannon Holmes 142, 114, Tammy Tammy De Jong 143, 161, Barb Metcalf 118,122, Nina Dar- rach 143,121, Jenny White- head 129, 147, Angela Dar- rach 138, Richard Jenkins 126, 174, Kevin Tutkoluk 203, 333, Doug McCurdy 125,100. Junior Youths Nathan Coyle 111, 118, Jeff 86, 78, Chris 98, Susan Sausedo 107, Pat 101, 68, Nick 98, 70, Matthew 79, 73, Tim 85,110, Steve 94, Nicholas Nicholas Boyd 67. Sorry we didn't receive all the surnames! : ..... . • .--r'.-.i**, V Jr: ; 7'tMt V, •:**/ - 1 ' • • ~ : r■ . &*y .. v ^ ■' One of Cobourg's main tourist attractions, the internationally internationally famous Marie Dressier House restaurant, restaurant, was extensively damaged by fire early Saturday Saturday morning, Jan. 14th. Firemen from Cobourg, Baltimore and Port Hope battled the blaze for several hours before it was brought under control. No information information was available on the cause which is still being being investigated. Clippers Listen to Coaches' Advice The Adam and Eve Clip pers faced a pair of teams this past week. First, on Thursday evening, the Clippers Clippers played a re-scheduled game with All Canadian. In this game the team put on a strong club effort as they dumped All Canadian 5-2. In the opening period Craig Sabine scored the only goal of the period at 4:54. Scott Mackay scored the first goal of the second period at the 53 second mark with assists assists from Richard Aasen and Scott Reid. Then with 7:21 gone in the period Scott MacKay gave Adam & Eve a 3-0 lead. With 5 minutes remaining in the middle period, Erik Griffin picked up the first All Canadian goal. Going into the third period, the scoring continued as Andy Griffin picked up a nifty goal assisted assisted by Craig Sabine with 2:30 played in the period. All Canadian Canadian picked up their second second goal at the 7:29 mark by Chris Watson. Finally, with 4 minutes remaining in the game, Jessica Andrews, playing her best game of the season, re-directed a pass from Craig Sabine to score her first goal of the year. A strong game was played by all, with special mention to Jessica Andrews, Grant Gu- sulak and Steve Bosgraaf who was chosen his team's MVP. On Saturday, Adam and Eve turned their attention to Bonded Paving, and again it was another strong team effort effort as the Clippers dumped their opponents 5-3. Falling behind on a goal by TVler Lane after one period, period, Captain Steve Bosgraaf answered back with an unassisted unassisted goal at 1:05 of the second. At 3:32 Richard Aasen Aasen and Craig Sabine combined combined to set up Scott Mackay for the go ahead goal. But at 8:45 Jeff Finney had brought Bonded even once again. With time running out in the period, Clippers Craig Sabine was sent in to again give Adam and Eve the lead with assists going to Brad Aylsworth and Jessica Andrews. Andrews. But Bonded refused to give up when with 39 seconds seconds remaining Guy Tousig- nant again tied the score. The final period was all Adam and Eve, as the Clippers Clippers scored three unanswered unanswered goals. Andy Griffin put the Clippers ahead to stay, assisted by Scott Reid at 3:39. 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