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I A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago -- 987-4201 If you arc weary of receiving receiving junk mail, you may write to this address: Canadian Direct Direct Marketing Association, (CDMA), 1 Concord Gate, Suite 607, Don Mills, Ontario M3C 3N6. The CDMA will then pul your name on a delete list. It may take a year to sec any reduction. Be sure when you do write to include all variations variations of your name and address. address. (c.g. John Doc, J. Doc, Mr. John Doc). We extend congratulations to Edward Glcnncy and Paula Powles who were married in St. Joseph's Church, Bowman- villc, on Saturday, October 12, 1991. Attending from Newcastle Newcastle were K. Kimball, Jean Holmes, Madeleine and George Buckley. On Saturday, October 5th, the following started out by bus for Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee- Maurice and Marie Pcdwcll, Ross and Marion Marion Allin, Stan and Kay Powell, Frank and Eva Hoar, Archie and Alice Hopson, George and Madeleine Buckley, Isobel Walters, Eva Smith, Bcmicce Milligan, Evelyn Northup. Barbara Barbara Porter, of Ashbum, who organizes these tours and husband husband Ray, were accompanied by her parents, Charles and Jean Alldrcad who are visiting from Victoria, British Columbia. Columbia. All returned home Thursday Thursday night after enjoying the beautiful autumn colours, a train ride through the Smoky Mountains, touring the Luray Caves and seeing the Natural Bridge in Tennessee, and probably probably some shopping. Birthday greetings to Jacqueline Jacqueline Vanderstaare, Greg Martin, Myrtle Alldred, Mrs. Raymond Gohccn, Myrtle Pearce, Lori Rowe, Hilda Call, Aimec Jo Brunton, Trisha Pearce. Congratulations to Jacqueline Jacqueline and Grant Cooper who observe observe their 40th wedding anniversary anniversary on October 20th. John and Charlotte Rickard, now of Woodville, celebrate their golden wedding on October 25th. On that same date, October October '25th, Bill and Pauline Storks are 44 years wed. On October 26, Francis and Erla Jose arc thirty-four years married. married. We extend best wishes to all. Friday luncheon guests at the manse with the Stiles family family were Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Stiles and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stiles Montreal. Mr. Allan Darlington, Darlington, Kirkland, Quebec was a weekend visitor with Reverend Reverend Stiles, sister Sheila and nephew Don. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Raymond Raymond Goheen, whose funeral took place last Tuesday. Mr. Gohccn taught for several years at Newcastle High School. Condolences also to Hazel and Walter Murphy, family and friends of Mary Phasey, who died as a result of an accident. accident. Mary was Hazel's sister. Thanksgiving dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson Paterson on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. David Milton, Ian and Sarah, Sarah, Mr. and Mrs. Nico de Jongc, Jennifer, Leslc and Megan, all of Whitby, Mrs. Evelyn Northurp and Bob. Congratulations to Beth Honeyman and Wayne West who were united in marriage by Reverend Stiles on Friday, October 11,1991. On Saturday, October 12, Shawna Kelly daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelly, and Mr. Brent Badour were wed in Newcastle United Church. Congratulations! His many friends will be sorry to learn that Mr. Albert Naylor is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanvillc. Last week Frank Miller, a former neighbour, and his wife were blessed with a new baby daughter. We extend congratulations. congratulations. Mrs. Susan Lenard, Smith's Falls, spent Thanksgiving weekend with her family, the Earl Fosters. They celebrate not only Thanksgiving but both Earl and Mary's birthdays. Many happy returns! On the weekend previous to Thanksgiving Edna Houden's daughters visited her, - Florcna Howard of Fcnclon Falls and Dorothy Payne of Kingston. With one of the daughters, Edna enjoyed'motoring to Elm- vale where they visited her sister-in-law, sister-in-law, Beulah and other Houden relatives. It is with great sadness we report the death of Sandy Fear, husband of niece Sally Firth and father of their three little girls, Caitlin, Allison and Meredith, Toronto. Sandy died suddenly on Friday morning at Sunnybrook (Health Science Centre. The Gragos visited the Trull Funeral Home on Sunday, Sunday, October 13, to pay their respects. We extend sympathy to relatives relatives and friends of Rene Roberts, whose funeral took place on Tuesday, October 15. Monday Thanksgiving dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Judy Powell, Bowmanvillc, and the Hunt family, Pontypool. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Walton, Adam and Jason, Bowmanvillc entertained all the Pearce families families to dinner on Sunday along with Kay Kimball, Joan and Mike Cowles and his mother, and Ted's father Murray Walton Walton of Unionville. Patients in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanvillc, include Marg Ibbotson, George Walton and Jack Holmes. On Sunday Mrs. Mabel Wade stayed with daughter-in- law Margaret, Port Hope, while Hany and Bill attended the ball game at the SkyDome - the end of the Blue Jays for this year! ' Weekend visitors with Ron and Bertha Powell were Shannon Shannon and Shaun Couch. Last Wednesday Mrs. Pauline Pauline Storks attended a Hydro meeting in Belleville. On Wednesday evening Mrs. Pauline Storks and friend Ruby Lee, .Oshawa, attended a fashion show at Oshawa Golf Club. Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed Sunday Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood and family, Newtonville. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred were Doug and Annette Nugent, Nugent, Bowmanville, Doug and Barry Rowe. Thanksgiving Monday Donna Donna and Brian Bannister, Doug and Annette Nugent, Bowmanvillc, Bowmanvillc, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred, Alldred, Douglas and Barry Rowe were supper guests of Brace and Nancy Jane Alldred, Port Hope - celebrating birthdays and Doug and Annette's wedding wedding anniversary. Weekend visitors with Mrs. May Burley and Mr. Arthur Clark were Don and Betty Burley, Burley, Wingham. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Ron and Marg Burley were Bruce and Judy, Michael, Adam and friend, Ajax, Bob and Anita, Stephen and Allison, Allison, Oshawa, and Anita's 19Scugog St., Bowmanville 623-4428 BOWMANVILLE HOSPITAL AREA Older home, upgraded for maximum heating efficiency and mini maintenance. 3 bedrooms converted to two, easy to change back, finished finished rec room, open to all offers. FORMER DAIRY FARM Close to Orono Village, 98.5 acres. 9 year old brick bungalow with finished basement. Vendor will take back a first mortgage. Asking Asking $475,000. mother, Rita Green, Omemce. St. George's Anglican Church On Thanksgiving Sunday, October 13, the Rector, the. Reverend D. W. Hall celebrated celebrated Holy Communion at eight and eleven. At the eleven o'clock service the full congregation congregation heard the choir sing the anthem, God Whose Farm Is All Creation. The flowers on the altars were in memory of the Martin family given by Dora and Harper Kelsey, and in memory of Margaret Boyd and Scott Chapman given by John Boyd and the Chapman family. The sidesmen were Mr. and Mrs. Sierd DeJong. On Wednesday this week the ACW will have a business meeting at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall. They are busy planning for the Christmas Craft and Bake Sale which will be held on November 2. On Thursday the Advisory Board will meet at 7:30. Next Sunday, October 20, there will be Communion at eight and eleven. Midweek Communion is on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. United Church On Monday afternoon, October October 7 the General Meeting of the United Church Women was held. President Erla Jose conducted conducted the business period. Mrs. Margaret Burley recorded the minutes in the absence of secretary Marion Allin. Guest speaker was Shirley Coyle, who based her presentation on Four things that I may happy be, I pray that God will give to me, Someone to love with all my heart, Something to do by toil or art, Something to hope for farther on, A memory sweet to muse upon. Assisting in readings were Lena Graham, Sheila Stiles, Amabelle Rickard Rickard and Hazel May Munro. Plans were discussed for the October 19 Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale and the November 2nd Turkey Supper. On Sunday, October 13, flowers from the wedding of Shawna Kelly and Brent Badour Badour graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church. Fruits and vegetables also decorated decorated the church. These gifts were taken to Hostel Services Oshawa, to help with Thanksgiving Thanksgiving dinner there. Lay Reader was Mrs. Marjorie Marjorie Paterson and Mr. Glenn Allin sang the touching solo, The Blind Ploughman. Being Thankful for Less was Reverend Reverend Stiles' Thanksgiving sermon. sermon. , Junior Choir practice begins Thursday, October 17 from 4 to 4:45 p.m. The Craft and Bake Sale begins begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, October 19. Adult Bible Study group meets at 10 a.m. on Wednesday Wednesday in the Board Room. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League September 30th Trixie Wright 176,186, Patti Patti White 177, Bernice Henderson Henderson 201, 199, Marilyn Major 194,212, Joyce King 179, Norma Norma Moffat 176, Betty Major 229, 204, Loma Crockett 278, 194, Mary Pierik 188, Shelly Rivers 217, Linda Norrish 240, 198, Marilyn Kent 233, 300, 207, Tammy Crossey 235, 213, Shirley Adams 196, 201. October 8 Marilyn Kent 195, 190, Tammy Crossey 224, Shirley Adams 224, 188, 210, Marilyn Major 251, 177, 183, Betty Major 214, 248, Trixie Wright 215,214,187, Bernice Henderson Henderson 265, Nancy Bell 212, 200, 176, Loma Crockett 331, 177, Mary Pierik 199, 204, 184, Linda Norrish 209,210,222. Thursday Mixed League Dorella Chard 185, Fae Forget Forget 245, 182, 282, Bob Forget 219, K. Jury 235, 204, 230, Jean Hall 193, Bill Brown 185, 236, S. Saxby 192, 180, Joe Forget 182,220,203, Wes Forget Forget 232, John Mcducy 193, Jackie Kindratiuk 203, 214, 209, Lyn Murphy 184, Kathym Brown 202, Rick Murphy 214, 253, 269, Donna Mcndonca 204, Ken Boyd 176, Greg Forget Forget 218, 258, Gany Saxby 180, Tom Kindratiuk 226, Betty Richards 188, Ted Ritchie 258, Joe Mcndonca 188, 206, 242, Bob Forget 231,187. MURRAY PATERSON Dorothy Hartford, President of Edvan Roalty Ltd. is ploasod to announce that Murray Paterson was the loading listing agont for the third quarter of 1991. Congratulations! Murray can bo reached at our Newcastle Office on 987-4733 or at his rosidonco 987-4628, eel van REALTY 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445 85 King St. W. Newcastle 987-4733 Ajax/Toronto Line 686-0477 DONNA FLETCHER Dorothy Hartford, President of Edvan Realty Ltd. Is pleased to announce that Donna. Fletcher was the leading selling agent (or the third quarter of 1991, Congratulations I Donna can be reached at our Bowmanville Office on 623-4445 or at her residence 623-6128. Community Correspondence The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, October 16,1991 15 Busy Weekend in Hampton Happenings in Hampton by Michelle Balson If your weekend was like mine, it was anything but quiet and relaxing. It was a typical family holiday for us. The kids ran around laughing, doing the things kids like to do. The men stretched out, anticipating the feast ahead. The women were bustling between the kitchen and dining room. We had spent a day or two preparing and it barely took an hour to cat! Now, you have 70 days to lose the few pounds you've gained, before Christmas. Don't wait until it's too late. It will be here before you know it. Wednesday's Euchre Card Party had some fine results. Vera Downey was the first place winner with 85. Vera also had the Most Lone Hands of four. Bill Woolley was second second with 81. Bcmicc Wells was next with a score of 78. Gladys Potts and Wilma Goync tied for fourth with 76. Betty Kuycr was the night's Most Honest Player. The Special Special was won by Clarence Bray. Draw winners were Clarence Clarence Bell, Win Brown, Muriel Butson, Ailccn Turner and Bill Woolley. The Guides have been keeping keeping busy. The new girls have been learning the Guide Promise Promise and other necessary things. On Thursday, the girls made ornamental com husk dolls. Maybe they would like to come over to my house and teach me. Its a doggy dog world, but the kids at Hampton Junior didn't mind. On Friday they had a Hot Dog Day with all the trimmings. Ah, to be a kid again. Not much else has been happening so I'll fill you in on a few things to come. The Hampton United Church has been going under a few repairs lately. The project at hand is insulating the C.E. wing. Your help with this matter matter would be greatly appreciated. appreciated. Repairs will be done Thursday, October 14 at six p.m. and Saturday 19th at 8:30 in the morning. There's no one to contact. Just go on up, don't be shy. Please take note that there will be a Men's Breakfast at the Zion Church on Sunday, October 20th at 8 o'clock in the morning. For all those planning ahead for Christmas, the Board of Stewards is sponsoring a Bus Trip to the Dixie Value Outlet Mall. Back by popular request. The bus leaves the Hampton Town Hall bright and early, 8:30 a.m. on Saturday November November 30. The expected return time is 5:30. If you arc interested interested book now with Elizabeth Bateman at 263-2960. Well, that's all she wrote folks. Until next week, stay safe. Elizabethville News by Edna Thickson Church services were very well attended on Sunday. Reverend Reverend Sedgwick had the opening opening service and remarked about the roses. It appears that at our congregational meeting it was agreed we would give a rose in a vast to every new baby bom in the congregation. Heather Roy has the job of getting getting the roses and she had four vases. These arc present on communion Sundays. The ones on Sunday went to Rhonda and Greg Perry, a son Brandon; Mark and Brenda Brown, a daughter Heather; Barb and John Szwakob, a son Matthew; and Camilla and Eric Wcnzel- back a son Corby. Scriptures were from Mark 10: 2-16 and Genesis 2: 18-24. He spoke on "Creator's Intention, Human Wholeness". Announcements: October 20lh Garden Hill-anniversary at 11 a.m. Speaker Reverend Ralph Pickering from Picton. Turkey Supper the 18 of October October at Garden Hill. Our expression of worship was learning a new song put on by Judy and Betty Taylor and June Smith. Reverend Sedgwick had a few words for the children about communion and they were invited to slay for the communion. Those assisting with the service service were Judy Taylor, Greg Wood, E. Watkins, June Smith, Marion Bull and Vivian Quan- trill. After the service a meeting meeting was held concerning the expression of Worship and coffee coffee was served as usual. On Thursday the seniors met about 40 attended. At the close of the games a birthday cake was produced and everyone everyone enjoyed celebrating with Edith Carrathcr's who was celebrating celebrating her 80th birthday that day. On Sunday the family and friends from Garden Hill and Pcrrytown gathered, at the Township building to celebrate Edith's birthday also. She received received many cards and plaques. Joan Fawcett presented presented the Ontario plaque and Mr. Jewell presented the Federal one. A good crowd attended. Elizbcthvillc had a good turnout on Sunday at the church. Thirteen children and several teachers. Susan was unable unable to be there and Evelyn Burton took her place. Susan and Jackson, Helen and Alan Peacock, Sophia and Shane Peacock attended a christening in Orangeville United Church when David, son of Mark and Linda Peacock, Peacock, was christened. Clarence and Betty Mcrccr attended the bowling competition held at Peterborough on Monday. Several Several in the area attended the Roscncath fair on Saturday and Sunday. Recently Christian Education Education Committee met at Susan and Jackson Peacock's. Ron, Gwen and Bryan Mcrccr Mcrccr were with Betty and Clarence Clarence Mercer's for supper on Sunday. Whit and Dorothy Casscl- ton were with Elmer and Joyce Fowler Sunday, celebrating birthdays. Garden Hill U.C.W. Unit I will be held tonight and Eliza- bcthvillc's Unit Ii will be held tomorrow at Jean White's Port Hope. Yesterday was Shiloh's fall . anniversary. PRIVATE, PARK-LIKE SETTING Immaculate, 2 bedroom, maintenance free bungalow with 4 piece ensuite. Separate dining room, Florida room with skylight and walkout to patio. Call now for your private private viewing. LEAVE YOUR CAR AT HOME This 4 bedroom, 2 storey home is only moments to schools and shopping. Full finished basement with rec room and laundry room, main floor walkout to deck and beautiful fenced yard. Newer thermal windows and insulation insulation will minimize your heating costs. Call now for private private viewing. Call James Bush* 623-6000 or 623-8512 OPEN HOUSE 1611 Brownsville Rd., Newcastle SUNDAY, OCT. 20, 2 - 4 p.m. Lovely 2 + 2 bedroom, country bungalow. bungalow. Large eat-in kitchen with walkout, separate dining, 24' x 32' ie on a 100' x ,150' lot. #2 East ol Newcastle to Brownsville Rd. REDUCED AGAIN Only $159,900. for this huge 4 level backsplit on pool size lot. Central air, rec room with fireplace, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Come see, come buy. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL Off. 623-6000 DIANNE WARREN* Res. 987-5654 JUST LISTED VILL^AQEOF NEWCASTLE Over 1700 sq. ft. back- split. Nicely decorated, family room has fire- BRING AN OFFER f lace w, * h heatilator, 1967 sq. feet, 24* x 24* Isrgo Gat-in kitchen detached garage/workshop with walkout, with hydro. For more details Call Ellen Bush* 623-6000 ✓ 16 x 32' inground pool ✓ 17' x 22' workshop with woodstove ✓ huge end lot 3 bedroom semi that MUST BE SEEN! $149,900. REDUCED Country bungalow on 1.26 acres backing farmers field. 3 bedrooms and finished top to bottom. Asking $234,900. SPECIAL FINANCING $14,200 DOWN! Detached 3 bedroom on 45' lot. Balance of mortgage at 9.75%, could be locked in at lower rate. $154,900. Call Rod Doris* 623-6000 or 432-0184 Dir. Line BOWMANVILLE BEAUTY $139,900. 3 bedroom home, with fireplace in living room and woodstove in family room. Separate dining room, built-in corner china cabinets, cabinets, a kitchen with enough cup- busiest boards cook. to please the ORONO HEAVEN $139,900. 3 bedroom bungalow, finished rec room, large lot 75 x 107, nicely landscaped with mature trees. For your viewing pleasure, please call Donna L. Butler* 623-6000 or 987-1848 (Res.) (.b Kï-M-Vï-ïï cornerstone realty ltd.il 104kingst e. bowmanville 623-6000 428-1206 (Toronto Line) " Associate Brokers * Sales Representatives z Doug Humphrey* Alf Annis** Kay Brown* m , .. . -m ' \ u Ellen Bush* Donna Butler* Paul DeJager* 1Î& Rod Doris* Shirley Dubroy* Vinnie Gupta* Carol Hallman Gord Hooey* JoAnn Jukes* Tony Klompmaker** Linda McLennan* Maurice Moon Paul Pasgas* David Passant** Sally Staples* Dianne Warren* OPEN HOUSE 24 DOREEN ORES., BOWMANVILLE SUNDAY, OCT. 20TH 1:00 -4:00 p.m. LOWEST PRICED LINK IN BOWMANVILLE!! This 3 bedroom home is a super buy. Now only $125,500. Take Waverley Rd. S. to Rhonda, follow to Doreen. For Further Information, call Linda McLennan* 623-6000 (Bus.) or 786-2440 (Res.) 24-Hr. Pager OPEN HOUSE 16 HOLGATE ORES., BOWMANVILLE SUN., OCT. 20,1 - 4 p.m. Dir: Waverley to Lawrence, right at Hetherington to Holgate. Watch for Remax Signs. For Additional Information, Call Carol Hallman* 623-6000 (Off.) 623-2706 (Res.) 428-1206 (Tor. Line) GREAT PRICE, GREAT LOCATION 3 + 1 bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen, generous size yard, fully fenced. 3 bedroom townhouse with attached garage. Finished rec room with walkout, fenced backyard, new broadloom. Won't last. Call nowl Call Joann Jukes* 623-6000 or 987-3265 «■ -2 1 H #1 QUALITY Top of the line materials used in this 1950 sq. ft. bungalow, huge dream kitchen, hardwood floors, fireplace, walkout to large deck, 1 - 4 pc. and 2 - 3 pc. baths, walk-in basement basement on quiet court. Asking $249,900. SEMI WITH LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE WORKSHOP ONLY $109,900. A must to see. Huge lot, large eat-in oak kitchen, minutes from Downtown. Shows extremely well. Call Paul De Jager* 623-6000 or 623-2712 (Res.) ATTENTION COMMUTERS $129,900. 3 bedroom bungalow, bungalow, eat-in kitchen, private fenced yard, updated carpet, freshly decorated. BUILDING LOTS Newcastle - $74,900. with town water/sewer.. 2.5 Acre - Burketon area, with well, $99,000. 1.5 Acre - Leskard $119,000. 3/4 Acre - Hampton, $89,900. 14.58 acres and 3100 sq. ft. home with large barn, Newtonville. $319,900. For more information, please call Vinnie Gupta* at Large, 3 bedrooms, sunken living room, 3 baths, Newcastle. $162,900. 3 +1 bedrooms, large lot, central air, Bowmanville. $139,900. 623-6000, or 432-7200 24 hr. DEAD END STREET Perfect for children. 12 Frederick Ave. Empty nesters bungalow or 14 Frederick Ave. Executive home on 1/2 acre lot right in town. Call Kay Brown*, 623-6000 or 623-3150 for details. LAKEFRONT BUNGALOW Bondhead. Executive 11/2 acre lot. House completely renovated. Call Shirley Dubroy * 623-6000 or 579-9450. JUST USTED - PONTYPOOL Lovely Halminon backsplit, finished finished roc room with airtight wood- stovo, 16' x 25' dock, huge lot, approx, approx, 100'X 150', Just $139,900. GORGEOUS POND - NORTH OF BOWMANVILLE Lovoly spacious home - hugo family room, dotnehod garage, barn on 12 acros,$374,900, NOW JUST $153,900. Mosport Rd„ torrilic family homo, -1 bod- rooms, roc room with woodstovo, attached attached garage. All on a 102' x 1G0' lot, boaulllully malnlalnod. 12 ROLLING ACRES, NEWCASTLE Century homo and fully equipped dog kennels. $212,900, For Information on these properties or a current market evaluation of your property without cost or obligation, please call us CALL DOUG HUMPHREY or SALLY STAPLES broker/owner 623-6000 associate broker This certificate entitles the bearer to one "complimentary** market analysis of their home'e current value, Cornerstone Reel/ Ud. 104 King Street East (kwmnnvile, OntaiioUC 1N5 Alf Annis m Bus: (416) 623-6000 R«:(q6?6M*«29 mk Toronto Line: (416) 428-1206 Inlsperxienty Owned srxl tyeretod ■ il Inwnlsil to inioH psfar Uiiiiei