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t l ! 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 9.1991 Section Two The Newcastle Independent A Weekly Report of the Happenings in the Village of Newcastle Editors; Jack and Hazel Crago 987-4201 Mrs. Jewell Wilken, Scarborough, Scarborough, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Nellie Spencer. Last Thursday Mrs. Pauline Pauline Storks was among the Newcastle Hydro Commissioners Commissioners who visited the Lindsay Lindsay Hydro Office. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell enjoyed New Year's Day with Judy Powell and Jill Coombes, Bowmanville. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball entertained some ladies on New Year's Eve. Mrs. Vina Flintoff expresses expresses her gratitude for the quick response of firemen who attended to her house guest, Kathleen Sprague, Oshawa on Sunday. Mrs. Sprague is now a patient in Memorial Hospital. Vina says thanks to all attendants. attendants. Forgot some Christmas visitors! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoar entertained their family to Christmas dinner. Included were son John, Frances and Colin Cooke, Brian and Daniel, Daniel, of Caledon, Heather and Rob Griffin, Brett and Jason. Jason. Rev. Bonnie Kelly, Tyrone, Tyrone, was a Christmas and New Year's guest of the Bill Storks family. The Kim Storks children spent a couple of days last week with their Aunt Candy Storks, Parry Sound. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended the Children's Aid pa W< Society Christmas party in Ajax. Sunday overnight guests of John and Wilma Scott were Jim and Doris Cooper, of Haliburton. Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago were Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sherman and Donald who were returning to Bee ton from a motor trip to Nova Scotia where they visited his relatives. Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding and Mr. Raymond Chapman were New Year's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding and girls, Port Perry. Mrs. Gladys Wood accom- anied Mr. and Mrs. Reid 'ood, of Newtonville, to Unionville on New Year's when they were guests of the George Felgate family. On Tnursaay Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley visited Miss Jessie Lamb, timemee. On Christmas Eve all the Brenton Rickard family were home with the exception exception of Janice and family who live in St. Albert, Alberta. Alberta. Elan's fiance, Donald Boyd, Toronto, and was also a guest. Christmas Dinner was enjoyed Boxing Day. The Newcastle Village and District Historical Society Society meets on Tuesday, January January 15, in the Lions Room of Newcastle Community Hall. There will be an election of officers. 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Congratulations to Pattie and Stephen Selby who celebrate celebrate their 6th wedding anniversary, anniversary, January 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bur- lay, Port Hope, visited last Thursday with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Saturday overnight guests of Stanley and Wyl- ma Allin were Marg and Joe Hackin of Oakville, who attended attended her brother and sister-in-law's sister-in-law's fiftieth anniversary. anniversary. Another sister of Albert's, Pat and Orville Stinson, Chesley, Myrtle's sister, May Scott, Brampton, and her daughter, Mike and Grace Coleman, Brampton, were overnight visitors with Albert and Myrtle. Brother Ken Pearce and wife Jean, Orangeville also attended the family party. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farr, Thornhill, were attendants at the Pearce's anniversary party and were overnight guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Marion Fisher, Belleville, Belleville, and Frances and Terry Garwood, Beaconsfield, Quebec. Quebec. All attended the Pearce's party. On ' Thursday evening, January 10th, the Newcastle Newcastle Lioness meet in the Lions Lions Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. Demonstrations Demonstrations of skin care products products will be made. Invitations Invitations .for free face lifts are available from Lioness members. members. Wednesday dinner guests of Marjorie Hagerman were grand-daughter Nancy Queener and friend, and Betty Queener, who have returned returned home to New York. Sunday dinner guests of Marjorie Hagerman were Robert and Judy Hagerman and Pamela Kolar and Devon Devon Stutt, Toronto. Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harper Kelsey Kelsey and Sandra were Mr. Gordon Cochrane and fiancee, fiancee, Annette, of Toronto. The Kelseys entertained twenty-one guests at New Year's - a birthday party for Wilda Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade enjoyed Christmas dinner with Doug and Liz Wade, Peggy, Stephanie and Paul, Oshawa. The Wade's report that Mr. Roy Nesbitt, Fort McLeod, McLeod, Alberta, passed away recently. recently. We extend sympathy to his wife, Olive and family. We extend congratulations congratulations to Mabel and Harry Wade who became great f rand-parents on Friday, an. 4, 1991. The new babe is Derek William Charles, son of Greg and Stephany of East Windsor, New Jersey. Mrs. Edna Houden enjoyed enjoyed Christmas with her daughter, Dorothy Bird, Kingston. Golden Wedding On Saturday, Januanr 4, 1941, Myrtle Fowler ana Albert Albert Pearce were united in marriage by Rev. C. Phillips, Church of Christ, St. Clair Ave., Toronto. Attendants were Patricia Pearce and Elmer Elmer Fowler. On Saturday, January 5, 1991, Albert and Myrtle celebrated celebrated their golden wedding wedding anniversary at Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall. Assisting with this party were their children, Larry, Wayne, Ric. Elizabeth, their spouses and children. The evening commenced with a roast beef dinner prepared prepared and served by the UCW, of which Myrtle is a member. About sixty rela tives and friends eiyoyed this meal. To begin the evening's entertainment entertainment were singer Bonnie Cowle, Ruth Cowle, Bruce Mortimer and Ann English, pianist. This was followed by dancing to a Disc Jockey. Prior to lunch, Albert introduced introduced their family: Larry and Barb, Michael and Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Newcastle; Wayne and Kim, Viki and Kirk, of Bethany; Bethany; Ric and Marilyn, Kevin Kevin and Trisha, of Port Perry; Elizabeth and Ted Walton, Adam and Jason, of Bowmanville: About 225 guests were in attendance from Newcastle, Brampton, Chesley, Oakville, Oakville, Orangeville, Belleville, Beaconsfield Quebec, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Oshawa, Peterborough. Peterborough. Toronto, Bethany, Campbellford, Omemee, Georgetown, ... Orono, Port Perry, Sarnia, Kingston, Fraserville, Grimsby, Thorn hill, Lindsay, Pontypool, Caledon and Colbome. Albert and Myrtle were recipients of flowers and gifts, among them a plaque portraying tneir family tree, made by Don and Linda Stinson, Les Images Mis- tique . 1030 Jeanne Leber, Ste. Foy, Quebec. The Stinson's Stinson's were very disappointed that they couldn't attend due to illness. This plaque is a very prized possession. A wish for happiness and health is extended to Myrtle and Albert so they can enjoy those fun-loving and dancing dancing children and grandchildren. grandchildren. St. George's Anglican Church On Sunday, January 6, The Feast of the Epiphany Holy Communion was celebrated celebrated at eight and eleven. The flowers on the Altar were in memory of Marg Brereton given by her husband husband Sam and daughters, Charlotte, Aimee and Irene. The regular midweek Communion services at 9:30 a.m. resumed today. Bible Study will be tomorrow, January 10th at the Recto- The subject will be the ree Wise Men. Next Sunday Epiphany I, there will be Holy Communion Communion at eight and Morning Prayer at eleven. United Church On Sunday, Jan. 6,1991, Lay Reader was Mrs. Carole Brunton, reading from Ephesians 3, verses 1 to 12 and Matthew 2 verses 1 to 12. Rev. Stiles preached the sermon for Epiphany, The Star of Bethlehem. The choir, with guest Mr. Hinton of Ladysmith, British Columbia, Columbia, father of Mrs. Shephard, Shephard, rendered the anthem, As With Gladness Men of Old. The UCW Trillium Unit meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes on Thursday, Jan. 10th at 2 p.m. The annual congregational congregational meeting will be held after worship service on Sunday, Jan 27th. All reports are to be in the church office by Jan.15th. Holy Communion will be celebrated on Sunday, Jan. 20th, the beginning of Week of Prayer for Christian Uni- ty. Newcastle Village Bowling Thursday Night Mixed League Joe Mendonca 211-225; Wes Forget 210-242-199; Greg Forget 175-229; Tom Kinaratiuk 183; Ken Boyd 229-264; K. Jury 219-198- 216; R. Murphy 206-191- 230; Bill Brown 311-204; Betty Richards 184; Dorella Chard 196: Ted Ritchie 288- 196-201; Fae Forget 249- 194-210; B. Forget 178-226- 187; Jackie Kindratiuk 181- 178-Joe Forget 185-220-243; M. Brown 180; Senior Youths Sherry Foster 125-130; Richard Martin 110; Casey Vanderstarre 128; Chris Henderson 101; Leigh Wood 106-138; Ashley Stafford 136; Laura Wood 101-118; Doug McCurdy 164-191; Michael Michael Coe 142-108; Yvonne Coe 118; Tim Harness 183- 117; Allison Stafford 102- 105; Lyndsey Holmes 120- 121; Intermediate Youths Jeff Giles 151-123; Adam Stripp 85-163; Ashley Poirer 103-95; Jessica Henderson 81-81; Melissa Carroll 144- 101: Robert Walton 91; Justin Justin Labrie 85-91; Janice Perkins Perkins 79-81; Nathan Schroor 106- 106; Michelle Alldread 107- 105; Katie Nowlan 89- 101; Douglas Walton 79-97; Cheryl Perkins 130-78; René Bedard 123-131; Ryan McCracken 89-98; Lori Giles 124-144; Anna Vanderstarre 80; Nicholas Boyd 90; Juniors Lauren Stafford 51; Steven Steven Welsh 105; Brianne Bedard 81: Michael Imhoff 78; John Stafford 70; Matthew Matthew Schroor 57; Sarah White 66; OBITUARY John Edward Becker Admitted to Oshawa General General Hospital on December 25th, John Edward Becker, aged 85, died on Monday, December 31,1990. Born in Munich, Germany, Germany, he graduated in 1928 from Koethen University, Germany in Engineering and emigrated to Canada shortly afterwards. A professional engineer, he had been employed by Westinghouse Corp., Hamilton, Hamilton, Atlas Polar, Toronto, and Turbo Engineering in Bowmanville, coming here shortly after the end of World War II. He retired in lining family, he will be membered by many 1976. He had resided at R.R. 2, Bowmanville, 28 years. Considered by many to be a brilliant engineer, he .was the holder of numerous patents. patents. While he had no remaining remaining rememfc friends. In lieu of flowers, donations donations may be made in his name to Kids' Help Phone Line or the Newcastle Community Community Care. According to John's wishes, wishes, his remains were donated donated to the University of Toronto Toronto School of Anatomy. A memorial service will be held by the school in the Spring. 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