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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1990 I'icV-.V ' ; • / ■ ... ' h Murray Paterson, Barbara Chicoyne, Councillor le Harare, Mayor Marie Hubbard and Ed Vanha- eke. The site was developed by Ed Vanhaverbeke The Newcastle Independent Ribbon Cutting Officially Opens Guardian Drugs A Weekly Report of the Happenings in the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago Last Wednesday to Sunday Sunday Albert and Myrtle Naylor Naylor and her sister Dorothy Cuffe enjoyed a motor trip to Chesley where they visited Mrs. Lena Naylor and Orville Orville and Pat Stinson. On their return they enjoyed some time with Archie and Pat Bernard at Flesherton. Fall Festival Day in the village is Saturday, September September 22nd. Everyone will be up bright and early to enjoy pancake breakfast at the Community Hall from 7 to 10. Then, after a hearty breakfast, the boys and girls will be decorating their bicycles. bicycles. Remember! Taxes are due Friday, Sept. 21. Mrs. Nellie Spencer was a Wednesday overnight guest of her son-in-law, Mr. Kay Bennett, Ennismore and visited daughter Ruth at Peterborough Civic Hospital. Hospital. On Sunday, Pat and Archie Archie Bernard and grandchildren grandchildren Jessica and Stefanie Bernard of Flesherton visited visited Pat's mother, Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Mrs. Sandra Sherman, Beeton and her mother, Mrs. Maurice Coulter, Downsview, were Wednesday Wednesday dinner guests of Miss Darrene Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore. Birthday greetings to Rey. Donald Stiles, Cheryl Duval, Les Caswell, Sam Brereton, Jacqueline Sausedo Sausedo and Fred Bedwin. Congratulations and best wishes to Ron and Margaret. Burley on their Sept. 20 wedding anniversary and to Vicki and Zory Lesnick on their Sept. 28 wedding anniversary. anniversary. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard Rickard were Wendy, Robin and Rudy Rickard, Bev Elas- chuk, Darren and Danny of Oshawa and Keegan Rickard. Rickard. Enjoying a Doll Club bus trip to Rochester were Wilda and Phil Williams and other doll enthusiasts from Col- borne, Belleville, Whitby, Port Hope and Oshawa. Most of Saturday was spent at the Margaret Strong (nee Eastman) Museum. On Sunday Sunday the bus tour took them to Chili Antique Dolls -- a real Doll. Week-end! Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Mrs. Margaret Reedman were supper guests of Mrs. K. Ormiston, Bowmanville. Miss Judy Powell and Jill Coombes were also guests. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball, Mrs. Inez Harris, Orono, Mrs. Muriel Gruneril, Minnesota, Minnesota, were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robert Morton, Orono. Saturday evening visitors with Mrs. K. Kimball were Mr. Jack Kimball, Port Granby and his daughter from Oshawa, Dianne Bir- ney and Donna Bright, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper, Oshawa, were also guests. On Saturday, September 15, 1990, Mrs. Ada Pascoe, of Port Credit, celebrated her ninetieth birthday' at the home of her niece, Pearl and David Rickard and their son, Jeffrey and daughter, Janice. Aunt Ada received messages of congratulations from the Governor-General and all levels of government. About 35 persons enjoyed this celebration and we extend extend our congratulations. Mrs. Hazel Awde, Toronto Toronto and Miss Ada Pascoe, Port Credit, were Saturday overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Rickard. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended a Children's Aid service service meeting in Oshawa on Tuesday and on Thursday was present at Hydro and Ganaraska meetings. Miss Ashleigh Storks was visited by Samantha Watson, Watson, Bowmanville, on the weekend. They attended the CAS picnic at Bird's Eye Park, Port Perry on Sunday, along with Mother Dae Storks and grandmother Pauline Storks. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Beth, Wayne and Andrew Andrew Markle, Scarborough, Judy Powell and Jill Coombes, Bowmanville, Dale Hunt, Adrien and Grayden, Pontypool. All were celebrating grandmother grandmother Kathleen's birthday! The Newcastle Village and District Historical Society Society members who toured Sydenham Sydenham Museum on Saturday Saturday report a wonderful afternoon. Jean Rickard saw some tinsmith work which she recognized as her grandfather grandfather Bonathon's. We are glad to report that Mrs. Madeleine Buck- ley has returned home after surgery in Oshawa General Hospital. On Saturday evening, September 15, at Browns- dale Community Centre, a retirement dinner and dance was held in honour of Maiy Pek who served customers at the Newcastle Branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce for eighteen years. Present and former staff members attended this happy event. Mr. J. McLaughlan, manager, was Master of Ceremonies. Mary was presented with a silver gallery tray, gold locket and earrings, dinner and theatre tickets and overnight accommodation accommodation when she and her husband attend the theatre. We join with her many friends who wish Mary a happy, healthy retirement. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farrow, Farrow, Bowmanville, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. On Wednesday, grandsons grandsons Michael and Kevin Wade, Bowmanville, were dinner guests of Harry and Mabel Wade. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott enjoyed the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Scott and family, Stratford. Mrs. May Burley was E leased to receive .calls from Iritish Columbia, Alberta and Stoneham, Quebec, for her birthday. Grandsons out west welcome the rain after the recent hot spell. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie All- dred, Oshawa, were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. In the afternoon, all visited Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ball, Kirby. Kirby. On Sunday, Sept. 16, at St. George's Anglican Church Holy Communion was celebrated at both 8 and 11 o'clock services. The flowers on the altar were given to the : greater glory of God-and in loving memory of Edith Grace Stephenson, Stephenson, by Kenneth and Kathleen Stephenson. The Wednesday, Sept. 19, 9:30 a.m. Holy Communion has been cancelled. Advisory Board meets Thursday, Sept. 20, at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday, Sept. 23, Holy Communion will be celebrated celebrated at 8 a.m. with Morning Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 o'clock. Church Nursery School and Sunday School got off to a flying start, with many new faces. Volunteers to assist assist with the nursery are asked to please call Terry- Lynn Sim at 987-5723. The ACW are seeking pies for their bake table at the Fall Festival Saturday, Sept. 22nd at Newcastle Community Hall between 9:30 and noon. The annual Outreach Walk-a-thon is Saturday, Sept. 22nd. Tire potential walkers are being well supported, supported, so that personal efforts efforts will be worthwhile. All the funds go to projects out of our parish, so let's all pitch in tor Outreach. St. George's Men's Club is sponsoring a corn and hot dog roast on Sunday, Sept. 23 at the Yates (at the Lake- shore). Please bring pot luck dessert and lawn chair. The executive of Expansion Expansion '90 will be meeting with the Diocesan Committee on Church extension on Thursday, Thursday, Sept. 20, at 11 a.m. to plan the next steps in construction construction proposals. Saturday, Sept. 29, at 9 a.m. in the parish hall of St. Peter's, Cobourg, Deanery Guardian Drugs, in Newcastle Village, held a rib- rar > bon cutting to celebrate their grand opening on Thurs- Diane Harare, Mayor Mane Hubbard a day, September 13. Participating in the ceremony verbeke. The site was developed by Ed were, from left: Dawn Price, Vi Lambert, Lina Thak- and Murray Paterson. News and Events from Clarke High School Your Future Starts Here From the Principal This week at Clarke High School began with the election election of class representatives for the Student Council. The Student council, under under the leadership of Barb Byers, Prime Minister and Mr. Petlock, staff advisor is planning many extracurricular extracurricular events such as dances and facilitate many clubs and organizations. The class representatives work with the executive to make Clarke High School a more enjoyable place for students. As well the Student Council allows the students to develop develop their leadership skills and gain experience in decision decision making and planning. On Thursday, many parents parents of Grade 9 students came to school at 7:00 p.m. to follow their student's timetable, in a shortened form, and meet the teachers and better understand what their students study. At this meeting the Parents Parents Association gave out information information about their plans for the coming year. All parents parents and teachers of Clarke High School are considered members of this group and are encouraged to participate. participate. The Principal (or his representative) and a school hoard member attend most meetings. The Purposes of the group are outlined below: 1. Act as liaison between school and community. 2. Assist communication between home and the school. 3. Support student activities. activities. Our GOALS for this year are: 1. Encourage participation participation from all parents, especially especially those new to the school. 2. Organize a Community Community Outreach Meeting with Gary Polonsky, President of Durham College. (Nov. 1990) 3. Ensure continuation of the Phone-grid Committee (this committee attempts to contact parents by phone re: interviews, report cards and special events.) For more information about this group, please contact contact any of the executive: Co-Chairwomen - Shirley Coyle, Judy Climenhage Treasurer - Judy Plummer Plummer Phone-grid Organizer - Donna Scott, or telephone the school at 987-4771 7, The meetings for 1990-91 are: 1 Sept. 19,1990 Nov. 7,1990 Feb. 13,.1991 May 8,1991 Most meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. in the Staff Room at i Clarke High School. Finally our Grade 9 Welcome Welcome Day organized by Miss Zeldin, Mr. Nicholas, the graduating class with the* assistnee of the Students Council and the Grade 9 teachers. A wonderful time was had by the Council and the Grade 9 teachers. Approximately Approximately 90 per cent of the Grade 9 students . dressed up as the Flin- stones. The prize winners of the best dressed students were: Tristina Hickson,Angie Pryback, Jamey Osmond, Jennifer Carter and Chad Maartens. Ms. Kemp's class was the winning class with 100 per cent dressed as Wilma Flint- stone. In the afternoon the students students participated in games and activties and experienced experienced their welcome to Clarke High School. The senior students worked and played hard to see the next of students realize groups __ Flintstone Family Attends Clarke H.S. Moot Iho Flintslonos! Clnrko High School hold Lhoir Initiation Day for grade njno students on Friday, September 14. The newest students paraded around the school for the entire day dressed as one of the characters from the Flintstonos cartoon. cartoon. Pictured above are the winners from each category. Front row, (1-r), Bam Bam - Chad Mnartonso, Dino -■ Angie Pry bock. Pebbles •• Jamey Osmond. Back row, from loft, Fred - Jennifer Carter, Wilma - Tristina Hickson. what a fine place Clarke High School can be and how they learn and enjoy. Next week the main special special event for the Grade 9s and other students is the school dance on FYiday. Student Council I'm telling you, this has to be the rowdiest bunch of Grade 9s we've had in a long time. As you can probably guess, these dedicated young people had close to full participation during Fri- days's Welcome Day and had an awesome time! From human clotheslines to water • balloontossing. The day was a great success thanks to Miss Zeldin (teacher coordinator) coordinator) and her committees committees of graduating students. To burn off even more of our energy, we're having our first dance of the year Friday Friday at 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. DJ'd by the one and only XCALIBAR. But yes, we actually do work here at Clarke - and lots of it. So here's the Official Student Council Study Tips for 1990: One must first, a) locate one's self so that one is not being stepped on, then b) have an ample supply of barbe barbe que chips close by along with a back-up supply of salt and vinegar, the, c) drown out the rest of the world by means of cranking up one's favorite musical group. If by any chance steps a, b, and/or c fail to work, then go directly directly to step "d ." "D" being having to buy the Coles notes. I bet you are awaiting anxiously for last week's poll on the question, "What does the public think about having a cow as Clarke's mascot?" unfortunately, as much as I really wanted to the answer to be positive, wo only had one caller. It was a wrong number kind of thing. But anyway, hero's this week's poll: Are baggy pants and baseball caps really in Style? YES 1-800-CAP-PANT NO 1-800-TOO-UGLY Music Notes With coloured leaves and cooler temperatures comes a now season of music. The senior and intermediate concert concert bands, the senior and intermediate stage bands as well ns the jazz choir have boon busying themselves to bring you the best of entertainment. entertainment. Tho senior concert band extends n warm welcome to its now members. In 1990 wo wore successfully awarded awarded a silver modal at an International International Music Festival in Now Orleans, Lousianan. With that accomplishment tucked into our music cases, we've begun planning another another trip to participate in another international festival festival in 1992. to get our minds and instruments geared up lor the coming event we hope to compote in a local festival this spring. Spliali. splash give your car a bath ■ or butter yet let tho band do it! On Sept, 29th in tlio Orono IGA parking parking lot the concert band will bo holding a car wash. Just drive down between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. and we'll have your car washed by the time you're finished your grocery shopping! Day will be held. Representatives Representatives from all the parishes of the Deanery will discuss information from a number of speakers concerning the make-up etc. of the Diocese. Newcastle Lions Begin New Year On Wednesday, Sept. 12, President Don Oke presided as the Newcastle Lions met for their first meeting of the 1990-91 Lions Year. Lion Don reported that the opening for 1st Vice had been filled by Lion R.B. Rickard and the one-year directorship directorship vacated by him would be filled by Lion Joe Mendonca. The dance committee re- E orted that the Hallowee'en lance will be held on October October 27th at the Newcastle Community Hall. Tickets for the New Year's Dance will be $80 per couple this year. The stag committee has tickets ready for the annual stag on Friday, Nov. 23rd at the Newcastle Community Hall. The programme committee committee has planned a tour of General Motors for October 24th with dinner to be served in the executive dining dining room. President Don called a special budget meeting for September 13th with all committee heads and executive executive members to attend. After much discussion about new fund-raising projects, projects, the meeting was adjourned. adjourned. United Church On Sunday, September 16,1990, the flowers gracing the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church were placed in loving memory of Mrs. Dunreath Walton by Mr. George Walton. Mrs. De- lores Hone rendered two beautiful solos and Mr. Charles Ewert read the scriptures. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated celebrated as Rev. donald Stiles christened Kyle Richard Couperas and Jessie Lynn Couperas, children of Richard Richard and Beverly Couperus; Emily Marie Desantis, daughter of Luigi and Teresa Teresa Desantis; Andrew John Ferguson, son of Randy and Darlene Ferguson; Alexander Alexander Edward John Reid, son of Edward and Carol Reid; Nicole Elizabeth MacDonell and Ian Daniel MacDonell, children of Peter and Debra MacDonnell. Rev. Stiles delivered delivered the. sermon, Three Drops of Water. On Sunday, September 23rd, Journeying Together as People of God will be the theme when teachers and leaders are dedicated. In the afternoon, volunteers to deliver deliver church open house flyers flyers to houses in the new areas areas of the village are sought. The Open House will be held the following Sunday, Sept. 30th. On Saturday, September 15, 1990, Rev. Donald Stiles united in marriage Karen Marie Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jordan, Ajax, and Mark Johnston, of Ajax. At Newcastle United Church on Sunday, Sept. 16, 1990, Heather Lynn Darlington, Darlington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Darlington, of ■ ■ i|| Ajax and Gary Stephen Ata-j man, were married by Reyj Donald Stiles. • ; j United Church Women-1 On Monday evening) Sept. 10, pot luck dinner was enjoyed prior to the meeting of the Sunshine Unit of the UCW. The devotional devotional was presented by Shirley Coyle, Marjorie 'Gas 9 well, Bessie Dean and Su-3 sanne Schumann. Mrs. Mari) ion Allin played the piano» for the singing ofhymns. Cantering Cantering for various functions; was discussed. Pamphlets outlining particulars for the October 13 Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale were distributed. Speaker of the evening, Mrs. Lois Worden, was introduced introduced by Shirley Coyle., Mrs. Worden is employed, with Family Planning Seri', vices in the Bell Tower the Oshawa Centre. F6£ Women Only was a suitable? topic concerning the biologic cal phases of the female body. The meeting closed^ with the friendship circle and the Mizpah Benediction^ GIGANTIC McCrimmon's Antiques & Art Inc. Wednesday, September 26,1990 Preview -- 6:00 p.m. Auction -- 7:15 p.m. NEWCASTLE COMMUNITY HALL Mill Street and Hwy. 2, Newcastle Village • Auctioneer Frank Stapleton "Over 100 Custom Framed Limited Edition Prints" Don't Miss this Eoxiting Sale Titles Include... Robert Bateman's - "Mossy Branches - Spotted Owl" Artists Include... > BATEMAN ' Brenders ' Parker » Seerey-Lester ' Petrella 1 Jammer ■ ROMANCE 1 Lumbers 1 Topolinsky ' Campbell 1 Zettie Jones 1 Newby and many others... "The Air, the Forest and the Watch" "Centennial Farm" "Full House- Fox Family" "Heart to Heart" "On the Alert - Red Fox" "Giant Panda" "Ice Castle" "Garden Wedding" and many more... Meet the Artist Robert Bateman In Person "Don't ?niss this rare opportunity to meet the famous artist" Robert Bateman will be autographing copies of his fantastic now book entitled... "An Artist in Nature" m 0S Saturday, October 6th McCrimmon's Antiques &Art 210 King St, W., Nowcnatlo 7:30 p.m. -10 p.m. ONE NIGHT ONLY \A\hh 1 Supplies arc limited, so call today to reserve your copy Special Show Price MAIN BRANCH 210 King Street West Newcastle 987-5204 SECOND LOCATION Hwy. 2 and 401 Port Hope 885-8802 4