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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 6,1989 Kcuitaatlc SnbepEnbBnt SIM : Î m 3 9 -m ' : : Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Saturday ht ay overmen guests of Francis and Erla Jose were Reverend Kwang Il Lee, his wife Yung Nim Yu and their son Tee Ook Lee from Soeul, Korea. ■ Reverend Lee will be serving as a minister in the Mutuality in Mission program program in the Bay of Qmnte Conference for a period of about three years. During his term of ministry here, Reverend Lee and his family will reside in Middleville, Lanark. The Reverend T. Edwin Hancock, a minister of the United Church of Canada, and to- this date the only Candidate for Ministry from Newcastle United Church, passed away at his home on- November 22. We extend sympathy to daughter. Dr. Anne Gates and family of Australia and to sister Louise Hancock and brother Lloyd Hancock of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago and Miss Dor- rene Powell visited Mrs. Hilda Hilda Tamblyn, Orono. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Nellie Spencer were Bill and Jean Grol, Port Hope, and their grand-daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton, Walton, Adam and Jason, Bowmanville Bowmanville entertained on Saturday Saturday evening. Helping Jason celebrate his tnird birthday were Joan and Mike Cowles, Bowmanville, Mrs. Kathleen Kimball, and all the Albert and Myrtle Pearce family. Happy Birthday, Birthday, Jason! Birthday greetings to Jack Holmes, Lena Graham, Douglas Rowe and Reverend Thomas Smith. On Friday Mrs. Maxine Felgate, Unionville, spent the day with her motht Mrs. Gladys Wood. On Saturday, December 2nd, 1989, Gold!e and Frank Sobil celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Zion United Church. Attending their reception were cousins, Jack and Hazel Crago, Newcastle, Newcastle, Leland, Ronald, Feme Crago and Violet Peacock, Peacock, Bowmanville. Sony we omitted Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Redknap, of Oshawa,- who visited Mrs. Lena Graham with other relatives recently. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Raye Friendlander were son her, Dean, his wife Olga, grandson grandson Dean of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Port Hope, visited on Sunday Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade, who are recovering from the flu. Mabel reports a pleasant surprise on Sunday when Olive Nesbitt, of Fort MacLeod, MacLeod, Alberta, telephoned. During her phone visit, Olive inquired about her ola friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, visited Saturday Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newton- ville, visited on Sunday. Our neighbour, Miss Marjorie Clemence, is a patient patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Visitors with Mr. Harold Couch on Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Couch and family, Millbrook. Saturday visitors with Harold were Mr. and Mrs. Todd Shields and family, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Couch, Sr. On Sunday John and Wilma Wilma Scott enjoyed brunch with Wilson Carson and friends, at Franklin House, Devil's Elbow. The County Town Singers Singers Concert, sponsored by Sigma Beta Phi Sorority, and held at the Newcastle United Church was thoroughly thoroughly enjoyed on Sunday evening. Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore, were Saturday Saturday supper guests of Maurice Maurice Butt and Dora Taylor, Courtice. • Sunday evening dinner guests of Ron ana Bertha Powell were Floyd and Dor- rene Powell, Russell and Maureen Powell and Jack and Hazel Crago. Anglican News At St. George's Anglican Church on Sunday December December 3, 1989, the flowers on the altar were to the Glory of God and in loving memory of her parents, George and Constance Farncomb, and given by Consie Robson. At eight o'clock Holy Communion was celebrated. At the eleven o'clock service service there was blessing of a new Advent Wreath and stand, a missal stand for the side altar and two purple Alms Bags. The Advent Wreath and Stands were presented by me tamilies in memory of Alfred Gray. The Alms Bags, in memory of Doreen Lake, were given by Doris Prust. Next week's services: Wednesday, December 6 at 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion, December 10 Second Sunday in Advent, 8 a.m. Holy Communion, Communion, 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m, December 6, St. George's ACW Christmas Party in the Parish Hall. Audrey Moir and Melanie Andrews will demonstrate seasonal table arranf ments. Unwrapped gii suitable for mother and or child of Higgins House in Oshawa will be gratefully received. United Church News On Sunday, December 3rd, 1989, beautiful poinset- tias graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church. These are memorial flowers, placed in loving memory of members of the UCW, who have passed away in 1989. The first purple Advent Candle, representing Hope, was lit by Nicholas Boyd and his mother, Sherry-Lee. Lay reader was Ken Boyd. The choir rendered the ant- ham, Lead Me, Lord. Members Members received by confirmation confirmation were Susan and Donald Brown" and Kimberley Robinson Robinson and the Sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated. celebrated. Reverend Donald Stiles delivered the sermon, The Ministry of Waiting. Decorations denoting special special mission gifts were placed on the Mission Tree. All gifts of $50 will receive a copy of Charles Ewert's book, Courage to be Me. The books may be purchased for $10 per copy, with proceeds for the Mission and Service Fund. Mr. Francis Jose intro-, duced Reverend Kwang I) Lee, his wife and son, who arrived from Korea. Saturday Saturday night. Lee will be serving serving as a missionary in the Bay of Quinte Conference. At the close of the service. Reverend Stiles welcomed Reverend Lee who looks forward forward to working with the United Church in Canada. After morning service, the children stayed for concert concert practice for Christmas Through the Centuries, A Great Christmas Gift Technics Sfi-820 Hi Fi Component System 10-Year 100% Warranty ■ TOO W x Z (ZO Hz - ZO KHz. 8 ohms, 0.05% THD) New Class fi amplifier ■ Double cassette deck * 7 band x Z graphic equalizer ■ Digital disc player optional $999" Complete Package Only Available How at Bowmanville fiadio-Vision 58 King St. W. Telephone 6Z3-Z31Z "Bowmanville's Complete Electronics Store" which will be presented at 7:30 p.m. at the church on Sunday, December 17. Advent II, Sunday, December December 10, is White Gift Sunday. Newcastle Village Bowling Monday Ladies League Marilyn Kent 231, 178, 251, Glenda Castellano 191, 228, Bobbie Tims 206, 202, Betty Major 271, 230, Marilyn Marilyn Major 180, 178, Cindy Poirer 177, Loma Crockett 191, 206, Louise McKnight 183, 235, Cindy Plain 211, Mary Pierik 203, 179, Ber nice Henderson 175, 182, Lana Sykes 197, Melody Chapman 179. Tuesday Seniors Albert Pearce 204, 198, Stan Allin 158, Marg Burley 178, Lil Bolderstone 181, Vance Cooper 188, 156, Ron Burley 197, Jenny Hicks 166, Helen Thorn 172. • Thursday Mixed League C. Nicholson 185, G. Forget Forget 248, 209, Joe Mendonca 262, 196, 219, Wes Forget 237, 243, B. Forget 249,186, Carol Lycett 182, T. Kindra- tiuk 252. Ken Boyd 254, 179, 212, Fae Forget 228, 230, J. Kindratiuk 216, 181, 179, B. Brown 258, Joe Forget Forget 221, 178, 209, K. Jury 222, M. Travers 181. Senior Youth Bowling Stephen Barber 120, Sherry Foster 118, Kevin Tutkoluk 275, 215, Grant Burke 135, Christopher Mathias 134, Leigh Wood 101, Shannon Holmes 114, Matthew Caswell 137j Tim Harness 111, Chris Henderson Henderson 111, Angela Darrach 110, Shawn Hertig 119, 120, Doug McCurdy 108, 132, Richard Jenkins 137,171. Junior Youth Bowling Jeff Scott 96, 95, Robert Walton 127, 83, Rene Bedard Bedard 73, 74, Michelle Alldread Alldread 89, 76, Kelly Holmes 126, Douglas Walton 77, Janice Perkins 66, Jeffrey Giles 85, 112, Chris Lynch 66, Lori Giles 97, 78, Nicholas Nicholas Boyd 82, Sara Castellano 68, Cneryl Perkins 71, 84, Adam Stripp 87, 81, Nicole Norton 104,80. Clarke Students Rush to Beat Christmas Holidays The War Amputations of Canada Your donations support the CHAMP anil PI A YSAFl! Programs "The Future Starts Here" With only fifteen school days until Christmas we find ourselves once more squeezing lots of activities into this brief time period. Congratulations are extended extended to Jennifer ten West- eneid and Scott Hall who came first and second in the annual Legion Remembrance Remembrance Day writing contest at the Senior Level. Their poems will now be eligibly for entry in the zone competition. competition. Good luck. , OAC Carollers will continue continue a long tradition this year by visiting Durham County Senior Citizens Lodge, Newcastle Multicare. Marnwood' House. Strath Manor and the Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville on December 8 and spreading the Christmas Spirit. The Junior Stage Band and Intermediate Band will play concerts at St. Francis School, Newtonville Public School and Newcastle Public School on Monday, December December 11. The Senior Band, Stage Band and Jazz Choir will travel to Kirby Public School, Orono Public School and Strath Manor on Wednesday, December 13 to spread some Christmas cneer in the community. Dessert Concert On Thursday, December 14 from 7-9 p.m. the Music Program will present its annual annual Dessert Concert. Rather Rather than the traditional format, format, the audience sit at candle-lit tables sipping on coffee or tea and munching on dessert supplied by the Band Parent Association. As well as a large variety of music, the evening includes includes several chances for the audience to sing a long with Christmas music. We welcome young and old to this festive event. Drop in on all or part of the evening. Poinsettias Thanks to all those people people who supported our sales campaign. Pick up and delivery delivery date for the plants is Monday, December 11 from 3-5 p.m. 1 Penny Drive Once again this year, Clarke students will be putting putting their pennies together to raise money for the Salvation Salvation Army. Contests are held : to see which home room can 1 raise the most money for this worthwhile cause, '..'/j? Teachers vs Clarke ; 11 0 Hockey Team •\ On December 15 at 2:30 p.m. the student body will witness this first ever event at the Newcastle Arena. The' early betting line is with the youth of the students but the teachers have cagh ness on their side. Come out and join us. : School Prom '"j The graduating students of Clarke High School have decided .to break tradition ; this year and hold their winter winter prom at school. The entire entire staff has been invited and the students have béeh encouraged to invite a guest'. The theme this year will be an Old Fashioned Christm'ds and will be held Thursday, December 21 at 8:00 p.m. Chair No 45/#975110 v reg. 72.99 Workmate 400 New - giant vise, workbench workbench and sawhorse has a big 8" jaw opening with 2 1 /4" vertical clamping distance that's ideal for large materials. 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