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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 6,1991 The Newcastle Independent A Weekly Report of the Happenings in the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago Students Say Thanks for Music Appreciation Program •:» • '••"t 1 .//##*. • ' ... g-, s IH : # . , . m ■-...■■HMHjBBhj™ V, . ;; V Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fried- lander, Toronto, spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Raye Friedlander. Mrs. Pauline Storks and granddaughter granddaughter Ashleigh were Sunday luncheon guests. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Mrs. Susan Floyd, Bowmanville and Mrs. Darlene Darlene Wight, Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Robin All- dred were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Leslie Alldred, Oshawa. Mrs. Pearl Woodhams, Scarborough, Scarborough, spent the day with the Alldreds in Oshawa. Mr. John Coulter and fiancee fiancee Jayna, Toronto, visited visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Powell and also called on Dorrene Powell Powell and Floyd, Lake Shore. On Saturday, Feb. 2nd, Mrs. Mildred Quinney celebrated celebrated her 80th birthday at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Ernie and Beatrice Blake, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Many former neighbours, neighbours, friends and relatives attended this reception in her honour. Among the Newcastle attendants when Jack and Hazel Crago were present were Howard and Kaye Quinney. We extend best wishes and congratulations. congratulations. Sympathy is extended to the Coyle family, their relatives relatives and friends on the death of daughter and sister, sister, Jean Parker, who passed away on the weekend. weekend. Mrs. Maxine Felgate, Unionville. is spending a few days this week with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker, Oakwood, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Birthday greetings to Adrian Vasseur, Barry Rowe, Ellen Duxbury, George Gray and Jamie Wright. Best wishes to Joe and Ann Visser and Gordon and Carolyn Garrod who observe wedding anniversaries Feb. 13th and Feb. 12th. On the week-end Mr. Orville Orville Stinson, brother-in-law of Albert Pearce, passed away. Albert and Myrtle attended attended the funeral in Ches- ley on Tuesday, February 5tn. We extend sympathy to his wife Patricia family and friends. The Newcastle Lioness met last Monday, Jan. 28, with guest speaker Lee Ching Hung, Oshawa, from the Good Health Cooking Institute. Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley were Sunday dinner guests of Bruce and Judy Burley and sons, Ajax on Sunday. Mr.Yjand Mrs. Bob Burley, Stephen and Allison, Oshawa, also enjoyed this birthday celebration for Margaret. Mr. Maurice Butt and Dora Taylor, Courtice, were TAG DAYS Feb, 6th - 9th Wl ■ Saturday evening visitors with Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Newton ville residents Fred and Bernice Henderson, Henderson, Glenn and Shirley Stapleton Stapleton returned home Sunday Sunday from a two week vacation in Hawaii. Our lovely spring weather of Sunday and Monday is hardly hardly grass-skirt weather, but we'll accept it. Can't find many news items - everyone must be out enjoying Monday's weather. Masters Eric and Scott Hoogkamp, Trenton, spent the weekend with their grand-parents, Ben and Narda. Scott celebrated his first birthday while visiting. Mrs. Ellen Duxbury will be 92 years young on Friday, February 8. Her friends are invited to Parkview at two o'clock on that date to help her celebrate this occasion. Happy Birthday, Ellen! Horticultural Meeting On Tuesday evening, Jan.29, the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society met in the Centennial Room of the Newcastle Community Hall, with President Vicki Les- nick conducting the meeting. meeting. Guests were District Director Director Anne Bourke, Whitby, , and Brooklin President Bill ' Burgess. Miss Bourke spoke about the OHA Convention at Ramada Inn, Sault Ste. Marie, in June and the name change to be voted on at that time, the book cover contests for the 85th anniversary anniversary of the OHA and the constitution for the District. Mr. Burgess spoke on the Honour Roll of Ontario Trees and each society is to present a survey of the na- : tive, tallest and significant trees in its area at the District District Meeting in Orono, April 13. As Editor John James arrived arrived to take photographs, President Vicki thanked mm for all his past work and led in the singing of Happy Birthday to him. Secretary Hazel Crago was presented with a beautiful plate, hand- painted and donated by member Doris Prust. A very interesting Show and Tell programme followed. followed. Mr. Francis Jose showed a metal stencil with the Jose name and address used to identify, apple bar- snip rels as some were sh • ALL PARTY SUPPLIES foot incl. rentals J • ALL WEDDING INVITATIONS TIM'S PARTY CENTRE 623-9838 104 King St. W. Bowmanville paper, Faster eggs etc. When the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society celebrated its 75th anniversary in 1989. Secretary Hazel Crago read over old minutes. From the March 2nd, 1922 minutes minutes she had copied this: Winners of guessing the number of beans in the bottle bottle were: 1st Mrs. E .C. Fisher, Fisher, a loaf of home-made bread; 2nd Mr. Buckley 1/2 dozen buns; and boobe' prize Mrs. John Rickard 2 eggs. 1 So secretary Hazel took a bottle containing 410 beans. Winning the contest on Jan. 29, 1991, were: Erla Jose who guessed 413 and received received a loaf of bread, homemade homemade at the bake shop: Sec-, ond prize went to Maijorie Caswell who guessed 428 and received 1/2 dozen bake- shop buns. The booby prize went to Bill Burgess, Brooklin, Brooklin, guessed 1600 and was awarded the two eggs. A delicious luncn served by Narda Hoogkamp and a social time was enjoyed. St. George's Anglican Church On Sexagesima, February February 3, Holy Communion was celebrated at eight, and shortened Morning Prayer at eleven. At Morning Prayer in place of a sermon, the Rector, the Rev. Douglas W. Hall gave his annual report report to Vestry. The flowers above the Altar were given by Ken and Kathleen Stephenson Stephenson in memory of her parents, Arthur and Florence Florence Blott. Following the service the ACW provided lunch and then the Vestry meeting took place with the /Rector acting as chairman and Joan DeGuerre as Vestry Clerk. A Pastoral Letter from the Bishop of Toronto, The Right Reverend Terence Finlay, giving guidance and his blessing to the Vestry meeting was read by the Rector. The Wardens' Report on the accomplishments of the past year was read by the outgoing Peoples' Warden, Fred Yates. The financial report for 1990 and the budget for 1991 was presented by Oak- lev Peters, the Treasurer. Tne reports from all the other other committees were then received received and approved. All the reports were encouraging, indicating an active and vibrant vibrant congregation with increased increased attendance at Church and Sunday School and a good financial position. position. Officers elected or appointed appointed for 1991 include: Rector's Warden John Bu- gelli; Peoples' Warden Lynn Lovekin; Deputy Warden Joan DeGuerre; Treasurer Oakley Peters; Envelope Secretary Marg Tait: Co- Ordinator Sidesmen David Gibson; Lay Members of Synod Denis Schmiegelow, Tim Yates: Auditors Warren Tait, Fred Yates; Outreach Co-ordinators Marg Wind, Joyce Ritchie; Deanery Council, Denis Schmiegelow; Cemetery Secretary Treasurer, Treasurer, E.R. Lovekin. In addition The Rector appointed four people to the Advisory Board ana the people people elected five. Forty-four members of the congregation congregation eligible to vote, were present. The LOGOS Bible Study series started on Monday evening at 7:30 in the Parish Parish Hall, and will continue each Monday until March 18 with leaders Oakley Peters and Ruth Davidson. Next Sunday, Feb. 10 is Quinquagesima and there will be a pancake breakfast arranged by the Outreach Co-ordinators from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Tickets are $4.00 for adults and $2.00 for children. children. There will be Holy Communion at eight and Moming.Prayer at eleven. On Saturday the ACW •'.r- SCÜ These students from Vincent Massey Public School in Bowmanville recently expressed their thanks to volunteers involved in the Bowmanville Museum's music appreciation program. The students are among the many youngsters wno have visited the museum to hear Cory Kuipers and Ross Metcalf perform on the Juiy Dominion Piano. The grade twos at Vincent Massey Massey sent three unique, jumbo-sized letters of thanks to Mr. Kuipers, Mr. Metcalf and to museum voluntee# Tom Webb. In addition, Mr. Webb received 15 smallet thankyou notes in special, school-made envelopes: The grade twos in Ms Jebson's and Ms Johnson's class are shown above along with School Principal Gene Murdoch, Murdoch, Mr. Webb, Mr. Kuipers and Mr. Metcalf. The photo was taken on the stage of the newly-completed gymnasium at Vincent Massey School. t \ 'I : : nrf to England. Lamp-black and coal-oil were the ingredients used in the stencilling. Mrs. Wylma Allin brought a beautifully framed wreath of flowers, made of feathers, well over 100 years old and owned by her grandmother. Mrs. Marjorie Caswell's collection of milk bottles was most interesting. Some were commemorative, others with silk-screened pictures used by the Le Greeley Dairy. Old dairy calendars and creamers creamers were also shown. Pres. Vicki Lesnick showed her craft articles place mats with pressed pansies and leaves, note ir^HUGE INVENTORY S ■% OT! Dried* and Giflware are holding a Valentine Tea and Bake Sale from 11 "to 1 p.m. Home-made soup and sandwiches will be available at $3.00 per person. United Church On Sunday, Feb. 3rd, 1991, Mrs. Pauline Storks served as Lay Leader as Rev. Donald Stiles exchanged exchanged pulpits with the Rev. Dr. Ian MacRury, interim interim minister of St. Stephen's, Oshawa. Since Rev. MacRury MacRury came to Canada from Scotland in 1963, he has served 7 years in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and 13 years in Peterborough. Rev. Ma- cRury's sermon, Worship and Witness, advised Christians Christians to go out and witness as in Daniel for those who turn many to righteousness shall shine as the stars forever forever and ever. Mr. Glenn Allin Allin sang the beautiful solo, O Love That Will Not Let Me Go. On Sunday, Feb 24th, the Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be celebrated. Contact the minister if you wish baptism baptism for your children. Trillium Unit of the UCW meets on Thursday, Feb. 7th, at 2 p.m. at the church. Sunsmne Unit meets February 11 at 8 p.m. at the home of Albert and Myrtle Pearce. Bring your Sunshine Sister's valentine. Newcastle Village Youth Bowling Seniors Yvonne Coe 115-121; Grant Burke 137-136: Tim Harness 136-130; Renée Mathias 103-113; Laura Wood 117; Doug McCurdy 108-128; Michael Coe 110; Deanna Parks 102; Chris Gartsen 146; Richard Jenkins Jenkins 160-101; Leigh Wood 114-141; Chy-Anne Poirier 123; Chris Mathias 117-133; Ashley Stafford 147-170; Nathan Nathan Coyle 113; Sherry Foster Foster 165-135; Barb Metcalf 121-123; Richard Martin 113-109; Lisa Thompson 110; Intermediate Jeff Giles 129-101; Adam Stripp 95; Shannon Saxby 108-112; Ashely Poirier 148- 125; Jessica Henderson 93; Melissa Carroll 121-88; Cheryl Cheryl Perkins 111-127; Ryan McCracken 83-95; Lori Giles 119-137;Anna Vanderstarre 87-77; Sara Castellano 110- 101: Ben Koslick 98-102; Nathan Schroor 123; Robert Walton 107-106; Justin La- Brie 99-134; Michelle All dread 100; Katie Nowlan 79; Douglas Walton 81-87; Justin Justin Storks 81; Kelly Holmes 96; René Bedard 116-119 Juniors Nathan Rogers 58; Matthew Matthew Schroor 85; Sarah White 55; Oliver Koslick 76; Bailey Duetta 76; Michael Imhoff 77; Lisa Welsh 80; Mitchell Alldread 90; Paul LaBrie 61; Stephen Welsh 97; Ladies League Betty Meyer 204-180; Carol Johnson 220; Sharon Roberts 220-190-216; Melody Melody Chapman 197; Mary Pie- nk 318-206; Lana Sykes 301-218-206; Marilyn Meyer 220; Lorna Crockett 211- 220; Marion Martin 183; Dee Welsh 185-196; Marilyn Kent 247-249; Bernice Henderson Henderson 198-212; Kathleen Poole 184; Seniors Alice Hopson 169; John Thorne 161-175; Ron Burley 157; Vance Cooper 279-171; Art Compton 170; Lon Par- dy 158; Jack Holmes 176- 171; Albert Pearce 224-158; Kay Kimball ; 179; Eleanor Perrin 226-223; George Buckley-159; Marg Burley 182-238; Stân Allin 167-167; Helen Thorne 179; 1 Sb l |(,"VO'i Thursday Night Mixed League Joe Mendonca 281-226; Wes Forget 194-215; G. 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