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Hemmatk 3nhepcnbent 1 >t! : .1 Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 18,1989 15 Display Stresses Importance of Fire Prevention / Thanks to Erl a and Francis Francis Jose for the analysis of the sign Newcastle-A Town of Newcastle Community. It means that Newcastle Village Village is a community in the Town of Newcastle. But, that isn't how it sounds when one reads the sign. Was it really necessary to spend tax dollars to erect a sign to tell motorists that Newcastle is a community in the Town of Newcastle? Residents Residents who pay taxes know that the tax dollars go to the Town of Newcastle. On Saturday, October 14, Reverend Donald Stiles united in marriage Mr. Bert Bell and Nancy Prescott, at Wilmot Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Bennett, Ennismore, were Sunday Sunday visitors with her mother, mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Holdaway, Port Britain. Mr. Herb Taylor,.editor of the Newcastle Village and District Historical Society newsletter, is printing interesting interesting material. In the Sep- tember-October issue, Isobel Stephenson Rappaport tells some history of her maternal maternal Strickland family. Mr. Taylor gives information concerning the George Ansi Ansi ey Jacobs family and is searching for more. New members are welcome to the society which meets eveiy third Monday evening, usually usually in the Centennial Room b^ ^Newcastle Community The regular evening of cards enjoyed by Newcastle Senior Citizens will'be held on Thursday evening October October 19 at the Newcastle Community Hall. On Wednesday, Mr. Harvey Harvey Partner Orono and Mrs. Pauline Storks attended a seminar on Public Relations at the Sheraton East Toronto. Toronto. On Thursday Mrs. Storks attended Hydro and Gana- raska meétings. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fried- lander, Toronto, were weekend weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander; Miss Candy Storks spent the week-end at her home in Parry Sound. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Scott attended Kendal United Church anniversary ONLY IN BOWMANVILLE lYKSTRA'S EUCATE3SEN FOOD MARKET "Home of Quality h 77King Street W., Bowmanville) 623-3541 and the fiftieth wedding anniversary anniversary of Len and Jennie Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood, were Sunday Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Powell. Saturday overnight visitors visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stanley Powell were grandsons Russell and Adrien Hunt, of Pontypool. On Thanksgiving Monday, Monday, Albert and Myrtle Pearce enjoyed dinner with his sister, Peggy Visser, Toronto, Toronto, and toured Montgom- veiy House. Miss Louise Hancock, our former neighbour, is now a resident of Mamwood House Nursing Home, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Thanksgiving Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley were Miss Jessie Lamb, Omemee, and Mrs. Doris White, Toronto. Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited Charles and Miriam Buck- ley Toronto and all were Thanksgiving evening dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley and family, Aurora. On Sunday, October 15, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce hosted Thanksgiving dinner for all their family. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley and Mr. and Mrs. Don Vin- kle, Newtonville, attended the 50th wedding anniversary anniversary party in honour of Harry Harry and Annie Burley on Saturday Saturday night at the Masonic Hall, Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie All- dred, Oshawa, and Miss Annette Annette Rowe, were Sunday supper quests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Sunday visitors with May Burley and Arthur Clark were May's son Don and his wife Betty Burley and her oldest grandson Merkley Burley, all of Wingham. Last Wednesday Mrs. Gladys Wood was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood,,Orono, visited Saturday Saturday evening with his mother, mother, Gladys Wood. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville. Birthday greetings to Mrs. R. Goheen, Myrtle Pearce, Lori Rowe, Hilda Call, and Tim Yates. Anniversary wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper (38 years), Bill and Pauline Storks (42 years) and John and Charlotte Rickard of Woodville who will observe their 48th wedding anniversary anniversary on October 25. On Saturday Mrs. Margaret Margaret Pearce returned home from a two-week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pearce, Jennifer, Melanie and Rhonda, Rhonda, Lindsay. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard visited with his sister, Mrs. Marion Farr, Thornhill. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. John Boekee, Orono, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckley,Willowdale. Junior Gardeners Day On October 14, 1989, Junior Gardeners and leaders leaders attended the first Junior Day in Orono. The program opened with the singing of 0 Canada followed by remarks by District Director Anne Bourke. Town of Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard spoke to the 60 junior attendants and welcomed them. Then, it was off for a hike to the Orono Forestry Station and a guided tour by Mr. L. Pfef- fer. In the afternoon three different workshops were conducted and everything was judged by people from the Ontario Horticultural Association. Two hundred and forty-eight entries were brought in from the different different societies in District 17. Of these, Newcastle Juniors exhibited 62. Harry Wyma judged all those. Mr. Margaret Yeoman from Port Dover judged the creations which were made that afternoon and Joanne Sutherland was the big winner winner of the plaque. Newcastle winners were: Melanie Allin, Allin, Rene Bedard, Patrick and Matthew Caswell, Mari- sha Caswell, Nathan Coyle, Tim Hales, Becky and Karen,.,King, Karen,.,King, Barbara Metcalf, ■Amy Schumann, Robert and Douglas Walton. All juniors received a mini greenhouse and plant. Thanks to Orono Horticultural Horticultural Society for being such a gracious host! St. George's Anglican Church News Church services at St. George's Anglican Church were cancelled on Sunday, to enable about 50 persons of that congregation to attend attend the sesquicentennial celebration at the SkyDome, Toronto. One hundred and fifty years ago, the Diocese of Toronto was formed with Sfit Canadian gtattsmatt Christmas Recipe Contest Share your favorite Christmas recipe with us this year and you could be the winner of $135 in "Statesman Bucks". We're looking for Christmas recipes to enliven our holiday publications. Local recipes will be published (with the names of the contributor) in a special Santa Claus Parade supplement. Depending on the number of entries received, they may also be re-printed in other pre-Christmas publications. To be eligible for the draw, entries must be received by November 8th at 5 p.m. \ The winning names will be drawn on November, 10th and winners will be announced in the November 15th Statesman. Bringing you the best in Christmas cooking. Œ&t Canadian Statesman 62 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-3303 Your friend, neighbor and partner in business since 1854. Van Belle | Floral Shoppes ...much more than a flower store! Highway No. 2 King St. W„ Oshawa SimcoeSI.N., Oshawa 100 DundasStW., Whitby Goliger's Travel SINCE 1955 • Airline tickets at airport prices • Unbiased professional advice • Personal service • Free ticket delivery • Cruise desk • Holiday vacations • Group travel division • Corporate rates Bowmanville Mall 243 King St. E. 623-1511 %% 1 DCHTfiCT" W mmaasst m*# mm j BWH6SÎ * a. : s ,,f - fL cfe wmm «s» .a agp? f 4"V J: i ^ngggmoKiî ■ rmmmm '{MZ m -V; m the first Bishop John Stra- chan. The Reverend Douglas Hall of St. George's was one of the celebrants on this memorable occasion. The Most Reverend and Rt. Hon. John Habgood, the Archbishop Archbishop of York and Primate of all England gave the address address to about 30,000 attendants attendants at this very moving ceremony. United Church News Flowers gracing the sanctuary sanctuary of Newcastle United Church were placed by Sharon Head ana family, in memory of her father, Mr. Christopher Barchard. Mrs. Catherine Abraham transferred transferred from St. Bartholomew's Bartholomew's United Church, Brampton, and Mrs. Elizabeth Elizabeth Murray transferred from Point Alexander Presbyterian Presbyterian Church, Point Alexander Alexander and were received into the Newcastle Church. The sacrament of Holy Baptism Baptism was also celebrated. Those baptized were Jessica Elizabeth Abraham, daughter daughter of David and Catherine Abraham, Newcastle; Devon William Allin son of Hugh and Corrine Allin, Newcastle; Newcastle; Jaylene Grace Chapman, Chapman, daughter of Gary and Christine Chapman, Newcastle; Newcastle; Mackenzie Grace Cook, daughter of Darrell and Eleanor Cook, Whitby; Randi Victoria. Anastasia Ferguson, daughter of Paul and Pam Ferguson, Orono; Justin James Robinson, son of Brian and Kim Robinson. Newcastle. Reverend Donald Stiles preached the sermon between Sarmaria and Galilee Galilee and the Lay Reader was Mr. Samuel Erskine. The ladies of the UCW held their most successful bazaar this year and thank all who helped or contributed contributed in any way. Newcastle Village Bowling Tuesday Senior's Marg ; Burleÿ 1 - 188, 157, Vance Cooper 207,'iLil Solders Solders tone 158, Stan Powell 174, 198, John Thom 160, Alice Hopson 159, Ron Burley Burley 152, 195. Thursday Night Mixed League Wes Forget 216, 211, Carol Carol Lycett 213, T. Kindratiuk 178, P. Grant 206, C. Nicholson Nicholson 181, Joe Mendonca 198, 176, Fae Forget 229, 214, 221, J. Kindratiuk 187, 264, John McGuey 204, M. Hen- tig 179, 194, 226, B. Brown 181, 175, Joe Forget 203, K. Jury 224, 217, M. Travers 180, Ken Boyd 180, 190, T. Ritchie 211, 189, Donna Mendonca 183. Senior Youth Bowling Jennifer Whitehead 132, 116, Tommy Whitehead 86, 119, Nathan Coyle 130, 99, Richard Jenkins 104, 95, Matthew Caswell 87, 75, Laura Wood 101, 99, Shannon Shannon Holmes 103, 149, Chris Mathias 107, Shaun Hentig 99, 146, Chris Henderson 82, Tim Harness 83, 90, Vincent Vincent Norton 154, 141, Barb Metcalf 109, 89, Sherry Foster Foster 128, 89, Angela Wood 133, 99, Yvonne Coe 86,109. Junior Youth Bowling (60 and over) Lori Giles 102, 74, Jeff Giles 133, 85, Michelle Schyff 60, Cheryl Perkins 80, Matthew Schyff 83, Nathan Nathan Schoor 63, Sara Castellano Castellano 104, Jeff Scott 74, 131, Steven Scott 134, 120, Nicholas Nicholas Boyd 89, Chris Lynch 68, The Town of Newcastle Firefighters were in the Bowmanville Mall last weekend to underscore their message of fire prevention. The banner featuring "Sparky", the mascot for this year, drew crowds who gladly listened to the fire prevention message and picked up some free brochures. On hand to greet them were Randy Reinert, Fire Prevention Inspector with Station One, and Maurice Wicks, one of the four captains captains who has been a part-time firefighter for 10 years Triple F Bowling October 13,89 Don Vander Meer 14pts, Frances Mulder 14pts, Hammy Hammy Vander Gaast 12 pts, Pete Glasbergen 10 pts, Rick Vander Kooi 10 pts. Ron Bonsma 9 1/2 pts, Brian Buma 9 pts, Case De Plaa 8 pts, Nel Van Abbema 7 1/2 pts, Dirk Van Abbema 7 pts, Peter Flonk 7 pts, Anne Vander Gaast 2 pts. High Single Ladies Frances Mulder 279, High Single Men George Mulder 278, High Triple Ladies Shirley Van Belle 612, High Triple Men Ralph Bouw- meester 647, High Average Ladies Nel Van Abbema 185, High Average Men Jean Nadeau 206. at Station Four. His full time job is that of a technical teacher at Courtice Secondary School. The firemen are talking to Mark Schweller, one of Mr. Wicks' exstudents. exstudents. This display was just part of Fire Prevention Prevention Week held October 8 to 14. The Town of Newcas- tie firefighters ask you to teach and practise fire pre- vention in your home every day - all year around. "Big fires start small" was the theme of this year's Fire Prevention Week. 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