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t 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 20,1989 J-- She PIP mm ■Neuicaatle 3nbctrenbcitt liP l K A iA 1 ÎÊÊ 1 . 1 ; \ ^ f ■ mm Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Ü On Saturday, members of » the Newcastle Lions Club Ü delivered their annual * Christmas gift of gingerale ' to the seniors of the village. ■ On behalf of the recipients Ü we thank the Lioness and ' Lions for their Christmas ■ cheer. - Saturday evening guests ■ of Albert and Myrtle Pearce < were Hazel and Walter Mur- l phy Newcastle. Doug and * Phyllis Fallis, Bruce and Î Jean Goudy, all of Bowman- K' ville. *. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. ■i George Buckley visited Mr. J and Mrs. Charles Buckley, Willowdale, and Mrs. Doris ; White, Toronto. ' The Sunshine Unit of the UCW met last Monday eve- I ning for their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Wylma Allin. The committee < in charge were Wylma, Su- > sanne Schumann, Made- » leine Buckley and Wilma " Scott. The members voted to give their Christmas donas' donas' tion to Denise House, l Oshawa. On Saturday, December t 9, Jennifer and Laura Woo entered the figure skating competitions in Lindsay and Jennifer emerged the gold medal winner and Laura won a silver medal. The Sunday before, Jennifer skated at Darlington Sports ' Centre, Hampton, and passed her Dutch Waltz. Congratulations, Jennifer andLaura! » To Marisha Caswell, J Scott Foster and Carolyn Garrod, Happy Birthday, * To Carol and Paul Reed . who observed their first wedding anniversary De- ' cember 17, we extend congratulations congratulations and best wishes. wishes. Sympathy is extended to l relatives and friends of « Irene Byers who passed . away last Thursday, Decem- i ber 14. J Sunday dinner guests of » Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell ; were Dorrene and Floyd » Powell, Ron and Bertha J Powell, Jack and Hazel Cra- * go. I Mr. and Mrs. Brenton - Rickard and Mr. and Mrs. Î Stanley Powell returned « home Tuesday after a three- i week vacation in Florida. - While there, they visited the l tourist attractions, Epcot » Centre, Disney World, ; Busch Gardens and Cape . Kennedy. They called on ; friends Edmund and Mona -, Maier in Fort Myers, Jack ; and Susan Russell at Sara- » sota. Stanley hunted up a jj relative Vera Parker at Oca- l la. Weather was cool but * comfortable for travelling. I Wednesday visitors with ] Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell ' were Mrs. Dale Hunt and J boys, of Pontypool, Judy » Powell and Jill Coombes, of j Bowmanville. ». At Friday noon Stanley : and Kathleen Powell joined ] the OPP for their Christmas « get-together at Franklin ' House. In the evening at the .Royal Canadian Legion the "/Powells attended the Hydro 1 ! Christmas party, j* ! Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Mr. ■ Andy Wagenaar, who passed ' away last week. Members of CUPE Local i No. 1206, spouses and , friends held a very enjoyable Christmas dinner and dance at the Orono Community *' Centre on Saturday evening, * December 16. J We extend congratula- ! tions to Lloyd and Irene ' Webb who celebrated their ; 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, December 16 at Newtonvillo Community Hall. A host of friends at- ; tended this happy event. Sympathy is extended to relatives ana friends of Luel- la Lambert who passed away on Sunday, December Mrs. Margaret Pearce remains remains a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Marjorie Hagormnn wore her grand-daughter Pamela and husband Charles Kolar, of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Doy, Adrienne and Brandon, Bowmanville, visited on Saturday Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell. On Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson Paterson and Mrs. Evelyn Northrop Northrop enjoyed the choral program program presented at St. Mark's United Church, Whitby. Murray and Marjo- rio's grand-daughter Lcslo and Jennifer do Jongo and Sarah Milton performed. Dinner was enjoyed alter at Mary and DavidMillon's. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott spent the weeK-end in Hamilton Hamilton with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Newton. We were lucky to escape the snow storm Hamilton had on Saturday Saturday night. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley and Florence and Earl McEwen, Peterborough, Peterborough, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle, Newtonville. On Tuesday the Newcastle Newcastle Lioness members enjoyed their Christmas evening. On Wednesday the Newcastle Newcastle Lions held their regular regular meeting. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storks attended attended the Hydro Christmas party party held at the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion, Bowmanville. Mr- and Mrs. Ken Storks enjoyed Sunday through Thursday in Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Garrod are home for the Christmas season from Bradenton, Bradenton, Florida. Miss Candy Storks spent Wednesday to Sunday at her home in Parry Sound.' On Thursday, Mrs. Pauline Pauline Storks attended a Hydro Hydro meeting and a Children's Children's Aid Society Christmas party and meeting meeting in the evening. 2nd Newcastle Brownies News The 2nd Newcastle Brownies are pleased to share with you our exciting day at Lang Pioneer Village. We met at the Newcastle United Church at 12 noon on Sunday, December 17. We shared a bus ride with the 1st Newcastle Brownies and Guides. With all the children full of excitement, we were on our way to Lang Pioneer Village Christmas Festival. We couldn't get there fast enough. Upon arrival, we were greeted at the door by Father Father Christmas, as we were each given a candy cane. To begin our exciting day of events, we had an old- fashioned, horse-drawn sleigh ride, complete with jingle bells. We sang Christmas Christmas carols as we rode through the village. Then it was on to the workshop where we made wooden tree ornaments by hand. The best sawer of all was Tawny Owl. Thank you, Tawny Owl, for those beautiful stars. Now we toured through the village. We saw old pioneer homes and buildings buildings made of logs, the old docks with a very large boat, used by the early settlers, the Church, Town Hall, General Store, School-house and other buildings. All enjoyed enjoyed snowshoeing. That was a challenge! There was a nice warm fire outside where we watched a gentleman gentleman popping pop corn. We waited patiently in line for a taste of warm cider. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, they ran out. This didn't stop us, though, as it was on to the museum where pioneer clothing, crafts, furniture and a lot of history were displayed. At the children's craft room we all made paper tree decorations. decorations. Well, now, the day had come to on end. We said good-bye and thnnkyou and Headed for home. The girls put in a very busy day and were always polite and courteous courteous to others. Their enthusiasm enthusiasm and energy was enjoyed enjoyed by all. A special thank you to Mrs. Carroll, "Guider Mac", for an enjoyable and safe bus ride, and to Mrs. Bennett Bennett and Mrs. Wnddington for their assistance on this most enjoyable day. Thank you "Brown Owl", Karen Patrick. St. George's News On Sunday, December 17, the third Sunday in Advent Advent there were services at eight and eleven o'clock at St. George's Anglican Church. The flowers on the Altar were to the Glory of God and in loving memory of departed departed friends and relatives, given given by Dick and Lynn Love- kin. In the evening at 7 o'clock there was a presentation presentation of the Service of Lessons Lessons and Carols ns has been given in King's College Chapel, Cambridge, for over 71 years. Opening the service service was the solo by Valerie Hall, Once In Royal David's City followed by the 1st les- son Genesis 3 rend by Nadine Nadine I»eok of St. Saviour's. Rod McArthur of St. George's rend the 2nd lesson Genesis 22. Isaiah 9 was the third lesson rend by Bill Tomlinson of St. Saviour's. The fourth lesson given by Denis Schmiegelow St. George's was of the prophet Micah foretelling the glory of little Bethlethem! Warren Tait of St. George's, read the fifth lesson from Luke as the angel Gabriel saluted the Blessed Virgin Mary. Dorothy Dorothy Hester, St. Saviour's read the sixth lesson, Luke's story of the birth of Jesus. Oaldey Peters of St. George's read Luke 2, as the shepherds went to the manger. manger. Diana Grandfield read the eighth lesson from Matthew Matthew 2, the wise men led by the star to Jesus. Gordon Leek, from St. Saviour's, read the ninth lesson John 1, 1-14, St. John unfolding the mysteries of the incarnation. incarnation. Interspersed with the lessons were carols sung by the choir. Candles were lit, one by one, pew by pew, until until everyone in the church received the light - a moving experience. Following the service, the rector, The Reverend Douglas Douglas Hall, his wife and daughters daughters served hot apple cider and mincemeat tarts in the Parish Hall. On Thursday, December 21 at 7.30 p.m. St. George's Advisory Board will meet in the Parish Hall. Christmas Services will be held at St. George's at 11 p.m. on Sunday, December 24th, Choral Eucharist on Christmas Eve. Christmas Day, Monday, December 25th. St. George's will hold 10 a.m. Holy Communion. Communion. (Said Service). United Church News Beautiful red and white poinsettias graced the sanctuary sanctuary of Newcastle United Church on Sunday, December December 17, 1989. One of these plants was in loving memory of David John Bowler and given by Mrs. Dorothy Bowler, Bowler, daughter Mrs. Jo-Anne Smithson and family. Members of the Roger and Sharon White family, daughters Crystal, Colleen and Carrie, lit the Advent Candles. Lay reader was Verb Rowe, Fifteen more ornaments ornaments were placed on the Mission Tree and Jo-Anne Smithson explained that Denise Denise House, a shelter for abused women and children, benefits from Mission money. money. The Junior Choir, sang Mary, Mary, and O Come Little Children. "Guarding the Treasure" was Reverend Stiles' sermon. A request was made to save the stamps from envelopes envelopes (for Leprosy Mission). Next Sunday, December 24th is Christmas Sunday with morning service at 10:30 a.m. and Christmas Eve Service at 7.30 p.m. Senior Citizens On Thursday evening, December 14, about one hundred Newcastle Senior Citizens eryoyed a delicious turkey dinner catered by the Anglican Church Women ana some spouses! Following the dinner, entertainment entertainment was provided by the Blue Angels of Wilmot Creek. Their dance routines were tapped without flaw, the Mistress of Ceremonies provided great humour and also rendered two beautiful solos, Ave Maria and Merry Merry Christmas. Their unique band and Loonies led in carol singing. President Fred Couch thanked the entertainers and his executive who support support him all year. For their work in 1989, Madeleine and George Buckley were presented with a gift. Santa (Lloyd Stephenson) arrived and gifts were delivered by helpers to the attendants. Christmas cake, tea and coffee coffee topped off the evening! Monday Ladies League Marilyn Kent 265, 180, 206, Glenda Castellano 199, Bobbie Tims 179, 211, Betty Major 253, 215, 216, Marilyn Marilyn Mqjor 195, Lorna Crockett Crockett 213, Carol Johnson 186, 188, Mary Pierik 197, Bernice Bernice Henderson 182, Lana Sykes 209, Linda Campbell 274. Tuesday Seniors Marg Burley 169, Lil Solders Solders tone 153, Art Compton 163, Albert Pearce 232, Stan Allin 153, Ron Burley 150, 179, Lon Pardy 185, 160, Jack Holmes 178, 159. Thursday Mixed League Wes Forget 295, 203, B, Forget 207, 195, Carol Ly- cett 188, 177, P. Grant 206, 222, 178, G. Forget 234, Joe Mendonca 199, 234, John McGuey 192,179, M. Hentig 198, Joe Forget 288, 292, 234, K. Jury 185, 183, B. Richards 181, J. lundratiuk 246, 203, T. Ritchie 192, 267, Fae Forget 181, 235, Ken Boyd 189, 223. Newcastle Village Youth Bowling Seniors Grant Burke 104, Stephen Stephen Barber 111, Sheriy Foster 108, Barb Metcalf 105, 100, Matthew Caswell 115, Laura Wood 114, Tim Harness 124, Nathan Coyle 112, Shaun Hentig 124. 116,' Doug McCurdy 124, Richard Jenkins 163, 107, Angela Coe 130, Leigh Wood 106, 103, Michael Coe 121. Juniors Nathan Schroor 109, Jeffrey Jeffrey Giles 93, 67, Chris Lynch 73, 77, Lori Giles 86, 119, Jeff Scott 72, 67, Robert Walton 76, 85, Rene Bedard 68, 95, Michelle Alldread 69, 78, Nicholas Boyd 71, 79, Michelle Schyff 71, 92, Sara Castellano 81, 67, Matthew. Schyff 81, 87, Steven Scott : 116,140, Cheryl Perkins 69," Carly Schmahl 68, 71, Adam 1 . Stripp 78, 66, Jordan' : Schmahl 73, 64, Amanda' Storks 81, Nicole Norton 94/ 100. Changes to Lotteries F or Holiday Season Lottery terminals across Canada will be operating special hours during the upcoming upcoming holiday season, announced announced Ian Nielsen-Jones, president of the Ontario Lottery Lottery Corporation. Terminals will close at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, December December 24 and remain closed Christmas Day, reopening reopening at noon on Tuesday, December 26. Terminals will also close at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 31, reopening reopening at noon on Monday, January 1,1990. 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