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G The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 3,1991 Section Two 4^. 1 The Newcastle Independent A Weekly Report of the Happenings in the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago w~ m . 'A Early Risers Prepare for Sunrise Service in Newcastle We miss an hour's sleep on Sunday April 7. In spring our clocks are turned forward forward an hour. We welcome new neighbour, neighbour, Joshua Wade Hubbard, Hubbard, wee son of Ron and Michelle, born on March 18, 1991. • Easter week-end visitors With Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley were son Tom, his wife Cathy and their sons Jamie and Christopher, of London. The Newcastle Lions met last Wednesday evening. The Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce is holding a fundraising fundraising dance on April 13 at the Newcastle Community Hall.. Contact any of the merchants for tickets. Birthday greetings to Michael Michael Rickard, Robin' All- dred, Verne Rowe, Harper Kelsey, Robert Rowe, Marion Marion Allin, Janet Crowther, Colleen Cochrane, and Mrs. Cecil (Myrtle) Finley. Observing April wedding anniversaries are Fred ana Marion Glanville, Keith and Marlene Rogerson, Fred and Nell Yates, Ross and Barbara Barbara Adams. We extend congratulations congratulations and best wishes. wishes. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Burley were Bob and Anita, Stephen Stephen and Allison, Oshawa, Bruce and Judy, Adam and Michael, Ajax, and Mr. Don Vinkle, Newtonville. March birthdays are prevalent in the Jack Kimball Kimball family. On Sunday at their Newtonville home, Bill and Jean Kimball, daughter Vicki and her fiance, hosted dinner celebrating these special special days. Attending from Newcastle were Mrs. /Lena Graham and Mrs. Kathleen Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kimball and boys, Mr. Jack Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bright and children were also present. Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were luncheon guests of the the Wayne Hunt family, Ponty- pool. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell hosted a birthday dinner in honour of grandson Graydon Hunt who was celebrating reaching reaching the magic age of six. In attendance were the Hunt family, Pontypool, Beth, Wayne and Andrew Markle, Scarborough and Miss Judy Powell, Bowmanville. Mr. Bill Call is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. With Mr. and Mrs. John Scott for Sunday Easter dinner dinner were Cathy Scott and Chris Edmuson, Toronto, Cindy and Ken Morrow, Kristy and Lauren, Mill- brook. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pearce, Bethany called on Albert and Myrtle Pearce Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearce attended Port Perry United Church on Sunday, March 31st. when grandson Kevin Pearce was among the class of seven who were confirmed. Kevin is the son of Marilyn and Ric Pearce, brother of Trisha. On Good Friday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade were dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wade and family, Oshawa. ' On Sunday evening Harry Harry and Mabel Wade were dinner guests of Nancy and Rick Armishaw and family. Saturday visitors with Mrs. Gladys Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pye-Finch, Scarborough, and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono. On Sunday Mrs. Gladys Wood was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Newtonville. Mrs. Marjorie Hagerman enjoyed Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagerman, Oshawa. On Monday evening, March 25. the Newcastle Lioness Lioness Club met. President of the Newcastle Horticultural Society Vicki Lesnick demonstrated demonstrated making a corsage and Jean Rickard did a floral floral arrangement. On Tuesday Mrs. Pauline Storks attended a public relations relations meeting of the Children's Children's Aid Society in Oshawa. On Wednesday, March 27th, she attended the CAS annual meeting at Harwood Secondary School. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson Paterson were Mr. and Mrs. David David Milton, Ian and Sarah, Mr. and Mrs. Nico deJonge, Jennifer, Leslie and Megan, all of Whitby, Mrs. Evelyn Northrup ana Bob. Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn, Oro- no, visited on Friday with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark. Weekend visitors with May Burley and Arthur Clark were Don and Betty Burley, Wingham. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Margaret Pearce were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pearce and girls, Lindsay, Isobel Gamier, Tara and Tammy, Oshawa, Diane and Verne Rowe, Lori and Robert. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rickard and Keegan were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. ana Mrs. R.B. Rickard, Sunday luncheon guests were Robin, Wendy and Rudy Rickard. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rickard were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Rickard, Elan and Michael, Bellwood Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Robin All- dred had the family home on Sunday when they celebrated celebrated birthdays of Bruce All- dred, Robin Alldred and Annette Annette Nugent. Many happy returns to all! Last Monday to Wednesday Wednesday Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding enjoyed with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding, Port Perry. On March 24th, Mrs. Betty Betty Stapleton Newtonville, was guest of honour at a birthday dinner when husband husband Frank entertained thirty guests at the Marina. All returned to the Staple- ton home for birthday cake. On Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Elizabeth Skelding and Mr. Raymond Raymond Chapman enjoyed Easter dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skelding, Newtonville. Newtonville. Mr. Terry Head, Western University, was home with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Head and Lynda for Easter week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allin had their children for Easter Sunday, Gordon and children, children, Ross and Marie Brownlee and Mia-Lyn, all of Guelph, and Calvin of Bailieboro. Sony to report Mrs. Betty Betty Asante, Lake Shore, is nursing a broken ankle. ' Newcastle Lions News On March 27th the Lions club held their regular meeting meeting in the Lions Den at the Newcastle Community Hall. In the absence of President President Don Oke 1st Vice R.B .Rickard assumed the Presidents chair. O Canada Toast to the Queen and Lions Lions Invocation preceded a self-catered dinner. After dinner a 50/50 draw was held with the prize going to Lion Sam Cureatz. Lion Sam was also the speaker for the evening, recounting recounting some of his experiences experiences from his trip to Lithuania. Lithuania. As Deputy Speaker Of The House last year Lion Sam was invited to Lithuania Lithuania to observe the first free elections that country was holding since they had been annexed to Russia. After many fine slides and interesting interesting stories Lion Sam was thanked by Lion Dave Gibson Gibson and presented with a gift for his enjoyment. The presentation was enjoyed by all present. The nominating committee committee tabled their report and asked for further nominations nominations from the floor. This clears the way for elections at the next regular meeting on April 10th. The new executive executive will take office on July 1st this year. Reports were heard from the chicken barbecue com mittee that May 26th has been set for this year's barbecued barbecued chicken dinner. The acting president also reported reported that an orientation meeting meeting is planned for all newly inducted Lions and Lioness and their spouses. This meeting will take place in the Lions Den on April 17th. The next regular meeting will be held in the Lions Den on April 10th with dinner at 7 p.m. The speaker will be Lions Regional Chairman Ralph Fooen from Cobourg. Guests are welcome, call Gord Moulton at 987-5047. St. George's Anglican Church Holv Week culminated . with three services on Easter Easter Sunday, starting with the Sunrise Service at Bond Head in front of Nell and Fred Yates' house. Breakfast Breakfast followed at the United Church. Holy Communion was celebrated celebrated at eight and eleven with exceptionally large congregation congregation at both. The Rector, Rector, the Reverend D. W. Hall was assisted by the Lay Preacher, Mr. Oakley Peters. Peters. At eleven, the choir under under the direction of Mr. Ed. Greenwood sang the anthem Jehovah Is My Strength. The sidesman for the day were Mrs. Joan De Guerre, and Messrs. David Gibson, John Hunter, and Gerry Moore. The flowers above the Altars werè given by Mr. Reginald Le Gresley in memoiy of his wife, Helen Farncomb and his mother Mabel. On April 7, the First Sunday Sunday after Easter, there will be Holy Communion at eight and Morning Prayer at eleven. eleven. United Church On March 29, 1991,the Good Friday service at Newcastle Newcastle United Church was held by Reverend Donald Stiles. The choir under the direction of organist Dorothy Payne rendered an appropriate appropriate anthem. Servanthood was the theme of the service. service. Mrs. Hazel Crago read The Suffering Servant from Isaiah 49 followed by the meditation, Power of Sharing. Sharing. Reverend Stiles read the scripture from Mark 8, the Call to Servanthood, with meditation The Jesus Image Symbols of Servant Hood from John 13, followed by Religious or Christian? was delivered by Mrs. Shirley Shirley Coyle. The final readings were given by Mr. Charles Ewert, The Death of the Righteous Servant from Luke 23 and the meditation, Servant and Saviour. The annual Good Friday Walk With Christ was well attended. On Saturday morning the OUR FOURTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR... SEMESTER CONNECTION* iURTIi V ACCOUNTING AND WORD PROCESSING SÂPlENr/Afc! 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Leapha, Walter and Harold Deline, Margaret and James Phillip by William and Pauline Pauline Storks, Everard and Ethel Joli and Nettie Butler by Margaret Rudman, Jill Eriedlander Christie by Rave Friedlander, Lillian and Harold Toms, Alice and Edward Powell by Stan and Kay Powell, Harvey and Gladys Bonathon by Jean Rickard. During the morning service service the senior choir rendered rendered an anthem and the Junior Choir sang All el u and Loud Hosannas. Reverend Reverend Donald Stiles preached the sermon. I Have Seen The Lord, based on Mary Magdalene's message. Lay Reader was Mr. Francis Jose. UCW Trillium Unit meets at the Manse on Thursday, April 4 at 2 o'clock. Session meets at the Manse on Tuesday April 9 at 7:30 p.m. 1 Newcastle Village Community Bowling Ladies League Betty Major 184, 180, Sharon Roberts 202, 208, Marilyn Major 288, 252, •rfpp 3 ®® 1 • .-.'♦.--/•Vs-- ',- .-trtf "HV,; 1, - .< *,y . ... . . ... • :x. T . . . • -- - : /• V- • . „ • . - ... •!, ■ « • X - ;. - . ./ \ " -"-T T- b ■ r ■y»' I " - it < The sun hadn't quite made its appearance when our photographer and his wife arrived at the Lake Ontario Ontario Beach, outside the Yates home in Newcastle Vil- lage, so it was not surprising that only a few worshipr , pers were on hand for the annual Easter Sunday; event. 212, Dee Welsh 178, 209, Cindy Poirier 203, Melody Chapman 176, Lorraine Poole 214, 182, Carol Johnson Johnson 180, 219, 205, Shelley Rivers 183, Lorna Crockett 190,181, Nancy Bedard 238, Tina Chuisolo 190, Lynn Holmes 182, Trixie Wright 222, Marilyn Kent 238, 181, Lana Sykes 180, 191, 176, Mary Pierik 220, 190, 285, Bernice Henderson 176,176. Newcastle Seniors Albert Pearce 207, 174, Jean Holmes 185, 150, George Buckley 168, 158, Marion wUlin 150, 196, Ron Burley 159, Art Compton Compton 154, John Thorne 187, 195, Lon Pardy 169, Stan Allin 156, 185, Jack Holmes 188, Marg Burley 178, 202, Vance Cooper 161, Stan Powell 155,162. Thursday Mixed League Joe Mendonca 186, 196, Wes Forget 178, 196, 305, Greg Forget 229, 211, 288, Ted Ritchie 253, 176, Fae Forget 355, 223,195, B. Forget Forget 209, 183, 267, John McGuey 187, 184, B. Forget 184, 239, Ken Boyd 206, 202, Ken Jury 201, 182, Do- rella Chard 179, Kathryn Brown 176, Jackie Kindra- tiuk 186, 209, 175, Rick Murphy 218, 189, Bill Brown 214. Newcastle Village Youth Bowling Seniors Y.Coe 118, G. Burke 243, 148, Tim Harness 138, 165, Rene Mathias 100, A. Staf ford 100, 119, L. Holmes 106,123, Nathan Coyle 115, Barb Metcalf 123, 110, Richard Richard Martin 146, 118, Casey Vanderstarre 113, L. Thompson 167,100, L. Wood 192, 153, M. Coe 137, R. Jenkins 202, 169, L. Wood 139, 139, C. Poirier 134, Chris Mathias 135, 125, A. Stafford 109. Intermediate R. Walton 103, 92, J. La Brie 114, 155, J. Perkins 84, 76, Micnelle Alldread 161, 109, Katie Nowlan 123, L. Giles 117, 149, Nicholas Boyd 112, S. Saxby 151,105, J. Henderson 115, 102, Sara Castellano 132, 114, Douglas Douglas Walton 84, 77, C. Perkins Perkins 93, 84, K. Holmes 134, 103, Amanda Storks 75,113, Rene Bedard 122,117, Ryatr McCracken 109, 96, J. Giles' 142, 130, A. Poirier 90, 136" M. Carroll 121,100. **. Juniors 7X, P. LaBrie 63, L. Stafford 62, £2 Brianne Bedard 61, S,., Welsh 66, S. White 93, O: Koslik 89, J. Stafford 77, Welsh 102, J. Nowlan 69: Bailey Duetta 60, M. Imoff 97. CRIME STOPPERS vmdott U S£!f". fld \ co n 0 II QjQl to «h#» 1 ! 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