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n ! ) f i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5,1990 15 The Newcastle Independent A Weekly Report of the Happenings in the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago 987-4201 Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments subject to availability until Sat. Dec. 8, 1990 only. Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities. On Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited Ron and Mary Anne Metrailler and new babe, Jean Marc, Bowmanville. Tuesday visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were Kay and Cecil Tomlinson, of Trenton, Don and Betty Burley of Wingham, Mrs. Eileen Reid and son Kelly Belleville, and daughter Connie of Alberta. The Newcastle Lioness Club met. on Monday evening evening with Corinne Allin as guest speaker. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Mrs. Margaret Rudman went to Woodville to Fran Rickard's store, Fran's Family Family Fashions, after which they visited John and Charlotte Charlotte Rickard. Birthday greetings to Helen Harris, Jack Holmes, Douglas Rowe and Rev. Thomas Smith who now resides resides in Wingham. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Newton Selby who observe their thirty-sixth wedding anniversary on December December 11th. All the best, Teen and Neut. Mrs. Pauline Storks and her sister Mrs. Raye Fried- lander have returned from a seventeen-day vacation. They flew to Rio de Janeiro where they spent three days before they boarded the Pacific Pacific Princess for a cruise to Devil's Island, Trinidad, Barbados, and Puerto Rico. In Brazil they stopped at Salvador, Recife and Forte- zala. When they were in Rio, they visited Kaye's sis- ter-in-law Lucia Friedlander whose husband was ill in hospital and passed away. We extend our sympathy. Pauline enjoyed tne tours in this beautiful country. Friday overnight visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were grandsons Russell Russell Graÿden and Adrien Hunt of Pontypool. Mrs. Dale Hunt, Judy Powell and Jill Coombes, Bowmanville andMrs. BethMarkle, Scarborough, Scarborough, enjoyed the Ice Ca- pades on Saturday. Several Newcastle residents residents emoyed the Trinity United Church beef dinner on Saturday evening. Newcastle Newcastle friends of Isabelle Harris Bowmanville visited her after the dinner. Thursday visitors with Mrs. Lena Graham were cousin Floyd and Jean Pe- thick, of Toronto. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball was also a dinner quest. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell, Bowmanville. Sympathy is extended to Mr. ana Mrs. Clifford Flint- off, relatives and friends, on the death of her brother, Mr. Vernon Stacey, Cobourg. On Sunday Mr. ana Mrs. Ted Walton Adam and Jason, Jason, Bowmanville hosted a family birthday party for Jason Jason who was four years old on Monday, Dec. 3rd. Attending Attending the party were his paternal grandparents Murray Murray and Noella Walton, of Unionville, maternal grand- P arents Albert and Myrtle earce, Ric and Marilyn, Kevin Kevin and Trisha of Port Perry, Larry, Barbara, Michael Michael and Jeffrey, Wayne and Kim Pearce of Bethany. Mrs. K. Kimball, Joan ana Mike Cowles, Bowmanville. Happy Birthday, Jason! Betty and Ron Locke have returned from a six- week trip to Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii. During During their trip they visited friends and toured in a rental rental camper van. Tuesday evening visitors with Mrs. Gladys Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, visited visited on Sunday evening with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott, visited from Wednesday to Saturday with his sister, Dorothy and Ken Newton, Hamilton. While there, they enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls, New York to see the Festival of Lights. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade visited on Sunday with Joanne and Bruce Han- nam, Brooklin. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley visited Harold Harold and Marion Burley. Bridgenorth and Mr. ana Mrs. Reid Retallick, Fraser- ville. Mrs. Shirley Coyle and her father, Mr. Glenn Pick- ell, Ebeneger, flew to British Columbia on the week-end to attend the funeral of Janet Janet Down Donnelly in Kamloops. Kamloops. We extend our sympathy. sympathy. LIONS CLUB NEWS The Newcastle Lions Club held their regular meeting on Nov. 28th with twenty members and six guests present. Dinner was served at seven, seven, followed by an address by District Governor Lion Bill Shaw. Lion Bill is a member of The East Peterborough Peterborough Lions Club and visits visits each of the forty clubs in District A3 during his year as governor. WEEKLY QUOTE "Common sense is not so common." BOWMANVILLE 623-8166 WHITBY 668-5893 Governor Bill was introduced introduced by Lion Dick Lovekin and spoxe on the need for a positive approach to; Lion- lsm. Governor Bill also reviewed reviewed International President President Bill Biggs goals, sight first, drug awareness, diabetes diabetes education and research, research, L.C.I.F. and membership. membership. Governor Bill was thanked by Lion Ron Locke and presented with a memento memento of his visit to The Li-' ons Club of Newcastle. President Don Oke then asked for committee reports. The stag committee reported reported a very successful event had been held on Nov. 23rd with a sizable profit being earned for community projects. projects. The programme committee committee reported that the next meeting on Dec. 12th would be a special Christmas Christmas Meeting with spouses and guests invited to join us for a traditional meal and a snecial speaker, Laura Legg. Laura is the past Treasurer of The Law Society of Upper Canada and a very dynamic speaker. The Christmas draw committee committee reminded the club that the Christmas draw is on Dec. 12th. This is only two weeks away and all the tickets on the $1000.00 prize should be sold and turned in to Ron Locke by Dec. 11th. Post Office Meeting On Thursday afternoon, Nov. 29th, at the Newcastle Community Hall, representatives representatives of Canada Post were available to answer individu uals' questions concerning the new postal system in the village. In the evening, the changes in the postal service in the village of Newcastle were explained. Several local local persons made fine presentations presentations but the Post Office closes Feb. 8th, 1991. On Dec. 6th, 1990 the retail post office will be located at Guardian Drugs, Mill St. N., where all postal services will be offered, from 9:00 o'clock a.m. to 6:00 o'clock p.m. daily, daily, six days per week. Free re-addressing cards are available at the Post Office and free re-direct will be available for a full year, to give customers time to use up stationery with letterheads letterheads etc. After Feb. 8th, 1991, when the Post Office closes, the building will be made available to the Town of Newcastle. Hats off to Councillor Frank Stapleton who Questioned Questioned the serious problems with communication from Canada Post. If problems arise with delivery delivery to and from your local community lock boxes, call Jim Wineck 623-7671 and wrongs will be righted. By the way, local mail should take two days for delivery, delivery, inter provincial mail three days and across the country four days. I don't know who to call if it takes ten days from within the province. That has happened! happened! I also don't know why government representatives are so naive that they don't know what's going on at Canada Post, when the federal federal government is the biggest shareholder. Most shareholders would want to know, wouldn't they? And, if they didn't couldn't they find out if they were asked. From that meeting we do know that whenever a postmaster postmaster retires, that facility will be closed, and there is no need to go to your M.P. to ask. We, in Newcastle, as of December 8th, may just be called Greater Toronto Area, for what will be our identity with no post office. This is progress. St. George's Anglican Church Sunday, December 2nd, was the First Sunday in Advent. Advent. Holy Communion was celebrated at eight and eleven. eleven. At the eleven o'clock service service the first candle of the Advent wreath was lit. The flowers on the Altar were in memory of George and Constance Constance Faracomb given by their daughter Consie Robson. Robson. This evening, December 5th, the ACW are holding a Christmas party at Doris Peters. Gifts, suitable for women and children at Higgins Higgins House, Oshawa, will be collected. Bible Study on Thursday, December 6th, will be followed followed by a Pot Luck Lunch in the Parish Hall. Next Sunday, Advent 2, Holy Communion will be celebrated celebrated at eight and there will be a service of Morning Prayer at eleven. Correction: On November November 25th, the flowers on the Altars were in memory of the Coulson Family given by Helen Lovekin Symons. There was a misprint in last week's account. United Church On Advent 1 Sunday, Dec. 2nd, 1990, Holy Communion Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Church. Lighting the Advent Candle ceremony was performed by Mr. Richard Murphy and his son Andrew. The Junior Choir, with Mrs. Hazel May Munro at the piano, led in the singing of Light the Advent Advent Candle. The following members were received into the TOWN OF NEWCASTLE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE WILL BE CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE COMMITTEES AND PERTINENT INFORMATION INFORMATION RELATIVE TO FORTHCOMING VACANCIES. COMMITTEE/ BOARD Property Standards Committee DESCRIPTION To review matters relative to the proscribed standards for maintenance and occupancy of property within the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle Community To assist the Department of Community Services Advisory Services by providing Input on Board recreational facilities, programs and services. Livestock Valuers To evaluate livestock damage caused by dogs and wolves. Fence Viewers To arbitrate and settle fence disputes Pound Keepers To provide a facility to house livestock until claimed by the owner. TERM 5 positions 1 year term 3 year term Ward 1 -1 position Ward 2 -1 position Ward 3-2 positions 2 positions 1 year term 3 positions 1 year term 4 positions 1 year term FREQUENCY REMUNERATION OF MEETINGS As required $28.26 per meeting $14.13 per inspection First Wednesday evening of each month As required $28.26 per meeting $14.13 per subcommittee subcommittee meeting $27.02 per evaluation Game Commission To buy and release pheasants and sel 1 6 positions hunting licences for designated areas. 1 year term As required $24.69 per viewing As required ■ None As required None If you wish to be considered for appointment to one of the above Committees or Boards, application forms for appointment appointment are available at the Town Hall, Clerk's Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario. Completed application application forms must be received by the undersigned by 4:30 p,m„ December 21,1990, Date of Publication: Docombor5,1990 Marie P. Knight, A.M.C.T. (A) Deputy Clerk Corporation of the Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 church by transfer: Mrs. Shirley Lewis from Glen Ayre United Church, Scarborough; Scarborough; Mrs. Sharon Lloyd from Trinity United, Bowmanville; Bowmanville; Mr. John Vooys and Mrs. Patricia Woodley Vooys, from Chalmers United, United, Kingston. The Senior Choir rendered rendered the anthem, Christ His Son to Save Us, and Rev. Stiles preached the meditation, Making a List Checking It Twice. The Trillium Unit of the UCW will hold their December December meeting on Tuesday, December December lltn. The Sunshine Unit of the UCW will eryoy their Christmas Christmas meeting and gift exchange exchange at the home of Mrs. Marie Pedwell. If members wish to cosponsor cosponsor the purchase of pioinsettias for decorating the church please phone the flower committee members, Anneke Verbeek and Jean Rickard, or UCW President, Manorie Caswell. Next Sunday, December 9th, is White Gift Sunday when the Sunday School will present The Shopping Bag Clown. No need to wrap your gifts in white paper. Recycle in old shopping shopping bag! In the afternoon dress warmly for a visit to a nearby nearby barn which is unheated. TTie Sunday School are celebrating celebrating the Christmas Concert Concert there, Like the First Christmas. On Sunday, Dec. 16th at 7:30 p.m. Déjà Vu a group of choristers will present festive festive songs of the Christmas . theme. Tickets will be available available at the door. Proceeds of Charles Ewert's book, Winchester, the Cart-Pulling Donkey, (at $10.00) will go to the M & S Fund. The Mission Tree will be decorated with and by gifts to Mission and Service. If you wish to have envelopes envelopes for 1991, please contact contact Church Treasurer, Mrs. Christina Selby 987-4594. Newcastle Village Bowling Ladies League Lynne Holmes 176-248, . Marilyn. Kent 243-207-183, Mary Pierik '.185-215, Bernice Bernice Henderson 183, Lana Sykes 199-194, Trixie Wright 199, Betty Major 198-199, Cindy Poirer 200. Loma Crochett 189, Carol Johnson 212-202-229, Sharon Sharon Roberts 200-181, Dee Welsh 186. Seniors Albert Pearce 172, Eleanor Eleanor Perrin 212-190, George ~ 'ley 1 son 177, Vance Cooper 167-181, Ron Burley 164, Lon Pardy 213- 182, Helen Thom 166, Stan Powell 168J.85, Jack Holmes 155-159, Marg Burley Burley 162-210. Thursday Mixed League Joe Mendonca 175-302- 210, Wes Forget 199-203- 211, T. Kinaratiuk 205, Greg Forget 264, T. Ritchie 260-229-183, Fae Forget 176-226-257, Bo Forget 225, K. Brown 181, J. Hall 196- 205, John McGuey 196, J. Kindratiuk 177-249-187, J. Forget 193-264, R. Murphy 175-187, B. Forget 226-236- 212, Ken Boyd 250-193, K. Jury 199-234, B. Richards 237, Dorella Chard 183. Newcastle Village Youth Bowling Seniors Sherry Foster 147-163, Richard Martin 121-108, Casey Casey Vanderstarre 110-118, Lisa Thompson 88-112, Laura Laura Wood 86-126, Chris Mathias 92-155,. Doug McCurdy 132-137, Chris Gartsen 142-106, Yvonne Coe 116-113, Grant Burke 183-268, Tim Harness 126- 120, Richard Jenkins 186- 165, Leigh Wood 161-103, Chy-Ann Poirier 101-97. Intermediate Lori Giles 101-103, Anna Vanderstarre 93-103, Nicholas Nicholas Boyd 121-117, Sara Castellano Castellano 101-93, Ben Koslick 113-114, Nathan Schroor 86-79, Jeff Giles 116-110, Adam Stripp 95-124, Ryan McCracken 88-82, Shannon Saxby 103-122, Ashley Poirier Poirier 96-91. Melissa Carroll 98- 107, Robert Walton 87-91, Justin Lnbrie 102-100, Janice Janice Perkins 92-82, Michelle Alldred 77-121, Douglas Walton 77-74, Cheryl Perkins Perkins 100-104, Kelly Homes 125-72, Amanda Storks 68- 105, Reno Bedard 112-128. Juniors Matthew Schroor 76, Sarah Sarah White 85, Oliver Koslick 60, Lisa Welsh 69, Chan tel Poirier 60, John Stafford 64, Paul Labrie 57, Lisa Stafford Stafford 61, Brianne Bedard 86, Steven Welsh 79. Buckley 158-168, Alice Hop- John Thom 167, ^ DURHAM REGIONAL CRIME STOPPERS . 436-8477 . COMMITTEE FOR When It comes to Sunday Shopping the T7/t TT) C*T T/^TinTXT/^ real Issue li Mrneie. And your Right to Choose. f'iXl.lX OAlvyi. J. JLlNvJ MOST STORES OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM TO 6 PM Regular, Sierra or Decaffeinated 8 roll pkg. MIRACLE COUPON .50/T54 Cottonelle Bathroom Tissue 8 roll pkg. miracle 249 COUPON j Limt one pkg. per coupon I Valid Dec. 2 until. 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