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t 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1990 mm îîcmcaatle Sndepcnbent .... ^ ■ >1 m Editors: Hazel and Jack Crago Telephone 987-4201 Mrs. Lynda Farrow, of Newtonville, and Helene Kraayvanger, of Newcastle Village, are most pleased with the response to canvassers canvassers by aonors to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Foundation. They wish to thank the captains and canvassers for a iob well done and to thank all for their generous dona- tions.The Newcastle Senior Citizens met in the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall last Thursday, March 15. The winners of the card games were 1st Margaret Burley, 2nd Peggy Pfeiffer, 3rd Art Compton, 4th Edgar Mill- son, 5th Lil Bolderstone and 6th John Pfeiffer.. We welcome home Frank and Eva Hoar, who have enjoyed enjoyed à winter vacation in. Florida. Mr. Len Lambert and his niece, Nancy Rogers drove to Scarborough on Wednesday when they visited Len's mother, Mrs. Matilda Lambert. Lambert. On Wednesday Mrs. Sandra Sandra Sherman, Beeton, and her nephew Glenn Coulter, Thompsonville, and Mrs. Maurice Coulter, Downs- view, were Wednesday dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. On Friday the Newcastle Horticultural Society sponsored sponsored a bus trip to the Home and Garden Show at the International International Centre and the Cullen Country Barns. Birthday greetings to Cathy Cathy Vasseur, George Buck- ley, Douglas Wright, Alyssa Markle, Mary Waterbury, Newton Selby, Fred Yates, Dorella Chard, Christine Selby, Lisa Vanderstarre, Gordon Jose, Jordan Schmahl, and Jack Pruner. Sunday visitors with Mr. John Metrailler were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Metrailler, Alex, Laura and Daniel, of ON OUR NEW SPRING ARRIVALS • Skirts • Dresses • Ladies Suits • Blouses • Pants • Accessories • Sweaters • Skin Care Products IN STORE SAVINGS OF UP TO 70 % 44 KING ST. E. 623-9389 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE GO TRAIN EXTENSION STUDY WHITBY TO OSHAWA As part of the GO Train service expansion program, the Government of Ontario extended GO Train service from Pickering to Whitby in 1986. A study to assess the further extension of GO Train service from Whitby to Oshawa is now nearing completion. This study is a joint Provincial/Municipal undertaking involving the Ministry of Transportation, GO Transit and Durham Durham Region. Previous Public Information Centres for the project were held in June and November of 1987 and in June of 1988. Following an upcoming fourth round of Public Information Centres, the project will be submitted to the Ministry of the Environment for consideration under the Environmental Assessment Act of Ontario. The extension of GO Train service from Whitby into Oshav/a is proposed to be implemented in two stages. Preliminary design of the recommended route for this GO Train extension project has been completed to the point where specific details, project staging and property impacts have been identified. The details of the recommended plan for extending GO Train service from Whitby to Oshav/a. for both the initial and ultimate stage, will be available at a fourth series of Public Information Centres. Monday, April 2,1990 Oshawa Holiday Inn Guild Room West 1011 Bloor Street East Oshawa. Ontario 6:00-9:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 3,1990 Whitby Municipal Office 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario 6:00-9:00 p.m. 1 1 ncoloNAi - - 1 / r~ TOWN OP | AJAX 1 i TOWN OF ■ / ; WHITUY, 1 ,j ! t 1 ■ ' J i r- : ; \ ; 0 \ K" •Si UNICIPA ■lit , v a , | TOWNOF CITY \<JF OSHAWA NEWCASTLE ...i/Vl J You are encouraged to attend one of the Information Centres to express your views For any further information, please contact Mr Howard Andoto oi Project Manager Toronto Area Coordinating Olfico Ministry of Transportation 1201 Wilson Avenue 3rd Floor. West Tower Oownsvlow. Ontario M3M 1J0 Tel. (4 10)230-3960 Ministry ol Transportation Mr Reno Rndolll Consultant Prelect Manager M M. Dillon Limited 47 Sheppard Avenue East Willowditlo, Ontario MSN CITS Tel (410)220-4040 Mlnisttiro (Jos Transports Ontario William Wrye, Minister William Wryo, Ministre Dundas, Cathy and Bob Vasseur, Vasseur, Adrian and Marcel. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell, Floyd and Dorrene Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago. This was a birthday celebration for Floyd. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, Newtonville, visited on Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Kathleen Kimball. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimball, Newtonville, entertained his family to dinner celebrating many members' birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bright, Oshawa, accompanied by Mrs. Lena Graham and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball were in attendance. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell attended attended a presentation evening evening for three Newcastle OPP radio operators who have been transferred. This social evening was held at the Flying Dutchman, Bow- 20 Ladies At March Meeting President Joan Pickell welcomed 20 ladies to the March U.C.W. meeting. Because Because of our soft spring-like weather, Joan chose 'To be Crocus Minded' for an opening. opening. Eileen Down presented an inspiring devotional on the 23rd Psalm, using some thoughts from an article 'Song for a Journey' by the Reverend Bruce McCallum. The ladies repeated the Psalm, and it was evident that it was a favourite. With Eileen at the piano, we sang Hymn 434 'Saviour like a Shepherd lead us'. Joan Pickell read a paraphrase paraphrase of the Psalm as written written by a sailor. 'Precious Lord, Take my Hand' was beautifully sung by Gwen Muir and Muriel Metcalf. Sadie Courtice was chosen to read 'The Flower Growers 23rd Psalm'. Hymn 681 1 will lift up mine Eyes onto the Hills' was sung. Grace Trull read a version of the 23rd Psalm written in the Indian vernacular, telling us after of a time during an illness illness when the 23rd Psalm was very important to her. The worship service was closed with Hymn 280 'The King of Love my Shepherd is', followed by an Indian prayer. Margaret Down spoke on the M.V. Crosby V which has been so important to the people of the West Coat as part of the 'Central Mainland Mainland Marine Mission.' The visits to Ocean Falls and Oona River were described in some detail and also the expected changes in the ministry of the Crosby. Kay Mackie thanked Margaret very graciously. Greta Down gave some very explicit information of the articles needed by the 'Canadian Food for Children' Children' organization which ships food to 23 countries ana also helps our Canadian poor. There is also a need for plastic bags and pails for protecting the food during shipping. Greta also advised that there would be a list posted on our bulletin regarding regarding the disposal of household hazardous waste. Jean and Bernice Gay served a very tasty lunch which allowed us time to do some real visiting. manville. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stanley Powell were Judy Powell and Jill Coombes, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunt and sons, Pontypoof. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Page Friedlander hosted a . dinner party for Mabs Barr, Pauline and Candy Storks. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce and Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, enjoyed enjoyed Sunday visiting a craft show at Markham. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckley, Willowdale, and with them attended the Men's Beaver Club Variety Concert. Last Wednesday. Newcastle Newcastle Lions held their regular dinner meeting with an attendance attendance of 60. Guest speaker speaker Ross Stevenson, M.P. gave' an account of the Goods and Service Tax. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade visited with his cousin, Mrs. Velma Wood, Fenelon Falls. Mr. Ken Smith, Toronto, visited last Wednesday and Thursday with his sister-in- law, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Wood were son Harold and his wife, Shirley, of Oshawa. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ron Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard and Mr. Roy Watts attended the 40th anniversary of Co- bourg Lions Club. Miss Jennifer Pearce, Lindsay, returned home on Sunday, after enjoying a week's holiday with her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Margaret Pearce.. On Saturday evening,. March 17, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell hosted a Jack* and Jill party in honour of her nephew Brian Heard, Bowmanville and his bride- to-be ; Sheri Flynn. Over 30 relnbyes and, friends enjoyed enjoyed this ' happy occasion, when many gifts were received received by the young couple. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson Paterson have returned from a month's vacation in Florida. Last week their families the ■Nico de Jonges and the Da-" vid Miltons, of Whitby joined them and enjoyed Disney World's attractions - a great time for the old and young! Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley visited on Sunday with Harold Harold and Marion Burley, Bridgenorth. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skeld- ing' and girls, Port Perry were Sunday dinner guests of his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Elizabeth Skelding. Mrs. Donna Swcetman, Streestsville, visited last Tuesday with Miss Dorrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore. The Shiloh UCW sponsored sponsored a St. Patrick's Dance at Newtonville Hall on Saturday Saturday evening. There was a good crowd in attendance. St. George's Anglican Church On the third Sunday in Lent, March 18, 1990, Holy Communion was celebrated at St. George's Anglican Church at eight and eleven o'clock. The choir, under the direction of organist Ed Greenwood, rendered the anthem, From God Shall Naught Divide Me, Practori- us. In the evening on Sunday, Sunday, March 18 at 7:45 p.m. the Ultroya service for Cur- sillo people was held at St. George's Parish Ilnll. On Wednesday Holy Communion services arc held at 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. On Sunday, March 25tli, 8 o'clock Holy Communion AN INVITATION Susan and Robert Biss are celebrating their 25th Anniversary on Friday, March 30th. All friends, past and Present, are invited to join them on this happy occasion at the Marina. will be held and 11 o'clock morning prayer and sermon. On Thursday March 22nd St. George's Advisory Boardi will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall. A service of Confirmation will take place in St. George's on Wednesday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m. The officiant wll be the Rt. Reverend Reverend Douglas Blackwell, Bishop of Trent Durham. On Friday, March 23rd at 8 p.m. at St. Saviour's Parish Parish Hall, square dancing will be enjoyed. For information phone Helen Hall 987-4745 or Dodie Morgan 705-377- 3035. All are welcome to the 10 o'clock Bible Study on Thursday morning. March 22nd, in St. George's Parish Hall. United Church Women On Monday evening, March 12, the Sunshine Unit of the UCW met in the Sunday School. Mrs. Sheila Stiles, Evelyn Northrup, Madeleine Buckley and Marjorie Marjorie Hagerman presented the devotional on Friends. Guest speaker, Julie Oakes, Director of the Literacy Council of Durham, gave an excellent presentation of the voluntary work within this society. Since 1990 is the Year of Literacy, this topic was very appropriate. One in five or about 28,000 illiterate illiterate persons reside in Durham Durham Region. Tutors are always always being sought for this important voluntary work, and the service is free for the student. If you have any free time, there is a 12 hour workshop for tutors, prior to being matched up with students. students. After the business period, period, the ladies in charge served a delicious St. Patrick's Patrick's lunch. United Church On Sunday, March 18, 1990, at Newcastle United Church, Mrs. Erla Jose, lay reader, read the scriptures. Romans 5 verses 1 to 11 and St. John 4 verses 5 to 26. Reverend Donald Stiles reached the sermon, The Oman at the Well, the third in the series Encounters Encounters on the Way. On Thursday evening, March 22, the session meets at 7 p.m. at the home of David David and Carol Noble. Adult Confirmation class meets at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Thursday, March 22, at the home of Douglas and Robin Rick- ard. Adults wishing to be-' come members of Newcastle United Church this spring, contact the minister. Members Members will be received by transfer and profession of faith on Palm Sunday, April 8. Bowling Ladies League Bernice Henderson 211, Lana Sykes 202, 181, Linda Campbell 178, Louise McKnight 201, Cindy Plain 184, Carol Johnson 180, 306, 244, Marilyn Kent 175,218, Glenda Castellano 191, Bobbie Tims 211, 190, 228, Shelly Rivers 187, Betty Betty Major 190, 180, Marilyn Major 189, Cindy Poirer 201. Tuesday Seniors i Lil Bolderstone 151, George Buckley 163. Marg Burley 153, 16Ô, Ron Burley 189, Vance Cooper 169, 225, Olive Little 166, 193, Stan Powell 231, Helen Thorne 154. Thursday Mixed League Wes Forget 183, 200, 318, Bob Forget 221, 248, Carol Lycett 207,. Joe Forget 300, 244, 199, Joyce Mendonca 232, 186, Ken Boyd 176, Newcastle Village Youth Bowling Seniors Chris Mathias 128, 127, Leigh Wood 151, 126, Michael Michael Coe 131,119, Shannon Holmes 126, 100, Christine Kennedy 120, Stephen Barber Barber 113, 126, Sherry Foster 160, 121, Barb Metcalf 108, 137, Kevin Tutkoluk 185, 155, Grant Burke 119, 151, Richard Jenkins 137, 163, Angela Coe 112, Matthew Caswell 1U3, Laura Wood 123, Tim Harness 127, 118, Angela Darrach 119,158. Juniors Nicholas Boyd 102, 82, Michelle Schyff 68, 74, Sara Castellano 116, 102, Matthew Matthew Schyff 79, 82, Steven Scott 100, 80, Cheryl Perkins Perkins 96, 128, Adam Stripp 131, 111, Nicole Norton 89, 131, Jeff Scott 88, Robert Walton 77, 87, Douglas Walton Walton 66, Nathan Schroor 105, 83, Jeffrey Giles 115, 103, Lori Giles 74,113, Jeff Scott 88, Rene Bedard 87, 93, Michelle Michelle Alldread 81, 83, Kelly Holmes 106, 87. 249, Fae Forget 233, 276, J. Kindratiuk 177, 248, T. Ritchie 250, 300, 214, G. Forget 224, J. Mendonca 200, 186, J. McGuey 180, 186, K. Brown 184, 178, B. Richards. 187. pn Wi IHi À Better deal • 1st., 2nd. and 3rd. Mortgages ^^^^^rapprlvlloges CALI NOW FOO IMMEDIATE ACTION HOURS: 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m ££iyj PHILIPS Philips Spring Sale PHILIPS UP to $ Instant Rebate 21" Remote Stereo Sound $. 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