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) ) ®1\t Neuicaatle Unbcpenbcnt Xs)f& Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. June-14. 1989 9 New Owners Take Charge ofStedmans Store in Newcastle Village • Mr. and Mrs. Don Murdoch, Murdoch, Manotick, were Friday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harry Wade's. c ! It is gratifying to see one gentleman in the village escorting escorting his grand-daughter to school via bicycle. Many of. the children who ride to school, if they have been informed informed of the rules, do not obey them. Bicycles are vehicles! vehicles! Mr. Donald Clemence, Scarborough, visited on Sunday Sunday with his aunt, Miss Marjorie Clemence. i Sunday supper guests of Mrs. K. Kimball were Howard Howard and Ruth Gordon, of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, visited on Sunday evening with Miss Dorrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore. Attending the Crago Family Picnic at Loweville Park on Sunday were Thelma Thelma Lane, Stan and John; Leland, Ronald and Feme Crago; Doug and Muriel Woods, Judd, Sara and friend; Jack and Hazel .Crago. .Crago. The regular meeting of the Newcastle Senior Citizens Citizens will be held at 7:30 on Thursday evening, June 15, at the Newcastle Community Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade enjoyed a bus trip to Queen's Park last Monday when the bells were ringing in the Parliament Buildings. . Miss Louise Hancock has returned from Oshawa General General Hospital to Newcastle Multi-Care Inc. She will be pleased to have friends visit, as will her former neighbour AJecia Spencer, who also resides resides at Multi-Care. Reverend and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, entertained Mrs. Kathleen Kathleen Kimball last Wednesday, Wednesday, June 7th. We extend congratulations to Margaret and Tommy who were celebrating celebrating their 48th wedding anniversary that day. On Saturday, Mr. and rry the Blue Javs-Detroit game at the new Skydome. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade, the Douglas Wade family, Oshawa, Jean Cochrane, Bowmanville, Bill and Marg Wade, Port Hope, enjoyed dinner out. On Sunday, Mrs. Pauline Storks, Dae Storks and children children attended the Children's Aid Picnic at Bird's Eye Park, Port Perry. Sunday dinner guests of Myrtle and Albert Pearce were Ric, Marilyn, Kevin and Trisha of Port Perry. Congratulations to Robyn Ibbotson Rickard who graduates graduates Wednesday, June 14, 1989 with a nursing degree from Centennial College. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. Brenton Rickard Rickard attended the fiftieth anniversary anniversary of Trenton Lions Club. Last Wednesday evening Sierd and Jackie DeJong entertained entertained the Lions Directors Directors and wives to a steak barbecue. On the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Sierd DeJong attended attended the IAPA lift truck convention in Midland. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell visited Mrs. Kay Ormiston, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murphy visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Blackstock and Mrs. Ruth Murphy, Bowmanville. On Sunday the Hunt family of Pontypool were visited visited by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar, daughter Heather Griffin and sons Brett and Jason, enjoyed Sunday afternoon afternoon at Ontario Place. Mrs. Stanley Shortt, Bowmanville, visited on Thursday with her brother, • Mr. Harold Couch. Daughter Bette Bourgeois visited Sun- day with Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, visited on iday Mrs. Gladys Wood. Birthday greetings to Louise Hancock, Rudy Rickard, Rickard, Lillian Glenney, Joe Darrach, Garnet Rickard, Trevor Jones, Shirley Rogers, Rogers, Donald Rickard, Craig Rickard and Tammy Gamier. Gamier. Congratulations to these June brides and grooms - David and Pearl Rickard, Eva and Fred Couch, Vern and Marilyn Kent, Chris and Debbie Barr. All the best! Lions News The tenth annual Great Pine Ridge Chili Cook-Off returns to the Orono Fairgrounds Fairgrounds with a new look this year. The Newcastle Lions Lions Club, which sponsors the cook-off, announces the Texas-style chili for July 1, 1989 and Canadian chili July 2nd. Along with the k-off, there will be a huge coo flea market on the fairgrounds. fairgrounds. For twenty-five dollars registration a team of four people, usually two couples, can camp in the Chili Village Village - hydro and water included. included. The registration includes includes the opportunity to cook chili for competition. Each morning at nine, the cooks, receive the rules and containers for samples to be judged. If you like camping, cooking cooking and flea markets, sup- Ê ort the Newcastle Lions. donations for the Lions flea market table are most welcome. welcome. Call any Lion for cook-off registration or vendor vendor information, he'll be sure to roar! United Church News On Sunday, June 11, 1989 the Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrat- ed.Special music, the duet, Come Holy Spirit Come, was rendered by Glen Allin and his daughter, Shirley Allison, Allison, of Peterborough. Shirley Shirley also sang a solo. Both renditions were thoroughly enjoyed. Reverend Donald Stiles told the children's story. story. The Most Beautiful Hands and delivered the Communion Meditation, The Lampstand and the Two Olive Trees. The 13th Annual Father's Day Beef Barbecue and Strawberry Supper will be held on Sunday, June 18, at the Newcastle Community Hall from 5 p.m ending at 7 p.m. Summer Services on July 2, 16 and 30 will be held at Kirby United Church, on July 9 and July 23rd at Orono Orono United Church at 10 a.m. August services in Newcastle Newcastle United Church at 10:30 a.m. Bowmanville H.S. News HOT DAYS. HOT DOGS. HOT DEALS. The Dog Days are here. It's too hot to romp around outside, so how are you going to survive the summer? Well, we have two suggestions. One: Stay close to your water dish. And two: Buy a SATELLITE DISH. Satellite TV is television that's learned some new tricks. It fetches you the hottest entertainment you'll find on TV: Movies.. .sports.. .music videos... adult entertainment.. .news.. .kids' shows.. .and more. Over 100 channels, in fact, with more on the way. And HTS TRACKER™ is the Top Dog In satellite receiving systems. Right now, we're running a sultry Summer Special on HTS I.R.D.s (Integrated Receiver Descramblers). We make no bones about our prices, They're the best In town. So follow our lead. Come In and discover a world of sizzling summer entertainment entertainment via satellite with a TRACKER I.R.D. And let the brightest stars In the galaxy light up those hot August nights. We're Sirius. HTS KXtT.l.l.EMK BV DESIGN, Ü Hi Newcastle Antenna Service Al Gray - 987-4517 by : Neil Dudley An aura of anxiousness is revolving around the halls at Bowmanville High School as the final, official days of school begin to roll around. As is very common, at most high schools, students tend to just now begin concentrating concentrating on their academic marks and this leads to a decline in daily events at the schools which represents the reason for the absence of this column column for the past two weeks. Thus, this week's article will include a culmination of events past, present and future. future. Perhaps the biggest and most successful event to be held recently was this year's tremendously exciting senior senior class formal. This year's great extravaganza was held at the Ramaaa Hotel in Toronto Toronto this past June 2nd. Thtf-highly controversial setting setting for this year's formal was the topic of much debate debate not only at our high school but at several other high schools region-wide. It seems that upon other high schools' students 'catching wind' of our Toronto-based formal, they too wanted a "big-city" formal but the school board denied them such an opportunity. Now, next years' senior students will have to wait to deal with the consequences concerning concerning school formais. However, rumor has it that the (Northumblerland/ Newcastle) school board plans to pass a resolution involving involving high school's holding their formais nowhere else but at that school's gymnasium, gymnasium, with the absence of any alcohol, but this will be a highly-debated topic in the near future as I'm sure this won't be acceptable to next year's senior students. I'll try to include more information information about that story in next Week's final, end-of-the-year B.H.S. News, article. Other happening past events included a very humorous humorous end-of-the-year school assembly where skits ranging from teachers dancing dancing as California Raisins to the heart-touching songs. Overall, an enjoyable time was had by all. Athletics at Bowmanville High School has been in several several newspapers lately as Bowmanville s junior girls emerged as the overall champions at the OFSAA (Ontario finals) track and field championships led by the multi-talented track star Nicole Devonish who won record-breaking gold-medals in the junior girls 100 and 200 metre races. Congratulations Congratulations to everyone! Back to present times, a couple of compulsory OAC mathematics examinations were written last week but the bulk of the final exams LORI WAGENAAR Lori Wagenaar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wagenaar, Orono, has graduated from Trent University, University, Peterborough, with a Bachelor of Arts in History History and Sociology. She will be attending Queen's University University in the fall to pursue her Bachelor of Education. Eiasiae IE Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E, Bowmanville 623-9400 wmm\ WILLIS FINANCIAL SERVICES GIC's 11.75% RRSP 1 yr. RRIF Rates subject to change without notice 1/8% bonus on deposits over $50,000 / Howard and Kaye Quinney wish to thank the many customers who have supported them over the years. We trust you will continue to support the new owners of STEDMANS - NEWCASTLE, Ron and Judy Hope. ® Stedmans i We're YEAR OLD EWCASTLE Rental 987-1039 Come Celebrate with Us Saturday, June 17 "BBQ Hot Dogs" and Drinksi Many thanks for your patronage. Newcastle Rental 123 King St. W. 7 In the Village of Newcastle" The Stedmans store, in Newcastle Village, has re- owned the store since 1970, turned over the business cently started a new era. Howard Quinney, who has this week to new proprietors Ron and Judy Hope. In Hooant f'r'nrlnnts, this photo, the new owners and the previous owners K i. CrrllUUUie mark the occasion with the presentation of a ceremo nial key. Shown here, from the left, are: Kaye and Howard Howard Quinney; Ed Heffernan, regional representative from Stedmans; and Judy and Ron Hope. start this week and then school is finished. Best of luck to those writing and be aware for next week's final article. One final note of congratulations congratulations is extended to Jeff Woodlock who successfully won the valedictorian's job during an OAC election this past Friday. Be sure to catch next week's final B.H.S. News article article of this school year. Graduate - - ;x . KATHRYN ZYCH , 1 On Friday, June 2/1989, Kathryn Zych, daughter of Mrs. Laura Zych, Orono, graduated from Queen's University, Kingston, receiving a Bachelor of Education Education Degree. Kathryn previously attended the University University of Waterloo where she received a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in French. She has accepted a teaching position with the Northumberland and Newcastle Boarcj of Education. Atomic Energy Commission de contrôle Control Board de l'énergie atomique PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE The Atomic Energy Control Board is pleased to announce the opening of a public information office in Bowmanville effective June 15,1989. Location: Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. Bowmanville Hours: Thursdays 12 Noon -- 8 p.m. Telephone: 623-8258 Canada Graduate CATHERINE GORMAN Catherine Gorman recently recently graduated from Trent University, Peterborough, Peterborough, with her Bachelor of Arts degree. Next September September she plans to attend Queen's University in the concurrent education program. program. Cathy is the daughter of John and Margaret Gorman Gorman of Orono. i ^ Stedmans Ron and Judy Hope are pleased to announce that they are the new owners of Stedmans - Newcastle. The Hopes thank you for your support of Hope's Video and the Sears catalogue office and look forward to your continued patronage. 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