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X,. % ' T ..I 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, May 20, 1992 27 Optimist Club Helps Form Many Long Week-end Visitors in Village Newcastle Octagon Club Congratulations to Newcastle IGA who have served the area since 1952. On Saturday, May 16, they featured a Charity Barbecue, raising funds for the Newcastle Churches. Sympathy is extended to family and friends of Donald Nicholson who passed away on the weekend. Mr. Tom Walker, Belleville, visited visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley. On Sunday Miss Judy Powell, Bowmanvillc, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Marklc, and family, Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrow, Morrow, Kristy and Lauren, Millbrook. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Newton Newton Ashton, Bowmanvillc. On Wednesday Maurice and Marie Pcdwcll hosted another Newcastle High School Reunion meeting. Many plans arc being finalized for the June 12th weekend. The Business Improvement Association Association met on Thursday morning at the Side Street Cafe. They pledged their support for the Newcastle High School Reunion. On Sunday Mrs. Ruth Gordon, Port Hope, Mr. Lena Graham and Kathleen Kimball visited Mrs. Marguerite Marguerite Cooper, Oshawa. Newcastle Senior Citizens meet on Thursday evening, May 21st at the Newcastle Community Hall. Birthday greetings to Aaron Bums, Lois Rowe, Cindy Norton, Beth Marklc, Marklc, Glenda Rumbles, Cindy Morrow, Danny Andrews, Vicki Gray, Pat Bcl- scy, Murray Martin, Joy Wind and Patti Selby. Congratulations to Grace and Lawrence Gaines who observe their 54th wedding anniversary on May 28. Ted remains a patient in Newcastle Health Care Centre. On Saturday, May 16, friends of the Bowmanvillc Museum enjoyed a bus trip to Niagara-on-thc-Lakc where Pygmalion was presented at the Shaw Festival. Beautiful blossoms were an added pleasure and so was the weather, weather, Holiday news is scarce. People arc busy gardening and washing windows! windows! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen Frankford were weekend visitors visitors with Mr. Arthur Bcdwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Mrs. Judy Hope combined business business with pleasure last week. While on Stcdman's business in Winnipeg she was also able to visit her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Haigh. Mrs. Joan Brown, Orillia, was a recent recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mrs.' Margaret Pearce and her daughter, Isobcl Gamier of Oshawa, enjoyed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pearce, Jennifer, Melanie and Rhonda, Lindsay. Newcastle Horticultural Society On Tuesday evening, May 12, the Newcastle Horticultural Society met in the Centennial Room of Newcastle Community Hall. President Lynn Harrison Harrison welcomed the attendants and announced announced upcoming events. She urged members to sell tickets for the June 23rd Rose Show when Audrey Meik- Icjohn will be guest speaker and strawberry shortcake will be enjoyed. Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Beryl Harris, of Peterborough, who told the uses of herbs. Brothers Jon and Scott Story presented attendants attendants with gifts of box plants. Winners in the adult show were: Class 1 Daffodils; 1st Janet Pacden, 2nd David Harrison, 3rd Wylma Allin and 4th Narda Hoogkamp. Class 2, Narcissus; 1st Madeleine Buckley, 2nd Jean Rickard, 3rd Wylma Wylma Allin. Class 3 Primula; 1st Janet Paeden, 2nd Jean Rickard, 3rd Madeleine Buckley. Class 4 Tulips, tarda; 1st Made- leindc Buckley, 2nd Loma Atkins, 3rd Janet Pacden. Class 5 Tulips; yellow; 1st Darlene Sullivan, 2nd Loma Atkins, 3rd Hazel Crago, 4th Marjorie Caswell. Class 6 Tulips, red; 1st Hazel Crago, Crago, 2nd Loma Atkins, 3rd Madeleine Buckley, 4th Janet Paeden. Class 8 Tulips bicolour; 1st Hazel Crago, 2nd Madeleine Buckley, 3rd Wylma Allin. IT vie invited to- <uct 2nd Anniversary Sale May 15th - May 30th 10% OFF YOUR BRIDAL GOWN ORDER + A FREE GUEST BOOK 10% off Bridesmaids' orders 10% off Mothers' Dresses 10% Paper Decorations 25% off Paper Plates & Serviettes Prices slashed on Discontinued Gowns King and Scugog Sts. ■IF YOU'RE Al GOOD DRIVER, WEILPUTA DOT IN YOUR Class 9 Tulips double; 1st Marjorie Caswell. Class 10 Tulip lily-flowered; 1st Jean Rickard. Class 11 Tulips, 3 different culti- vars;" 1st Madeleine Buckley. Section B Class 12 African Violet: 1st Madeleine Madeleine Buckley, 2nd Janet Paeden, 3rd Audrey Gogerty. Class 13 African Violet double; 1st Madeleine Buckley, 2nd Susannc Schumann, 3rd Loma Atkins. Class 15, A foliage house plant, 1st Audrey Gogerty, 2nd Loma Atkins, 3rd Wylma Allin. Class 16 One flowering branch; 1st Jean Rickard, 2nd Lynn Harrison. Section C Decorative Classes Class 17 Spring Thaw; 1st Marjorie Marjorie Caswell, 2nd Narda Hoogkamp, 3rd Darlene Sullivan. Class 18 Meditation; 1st Hazel Crago, 2nd Loma Atkins, 3rd Narda Hoogkamp. Class 19 Country Retreat; 1st Hazel Hazel Crago, 3rd Jean Rickard. Most points in the show were earned by Madeleine Buckcly. The Junior Gardener winners were Class 1 Tulips; 1st Brianne Bedard, 2nd Amy Schumann, 3rd Michael Schumann. Class 2 Science Fair; 1st Amy Schumann, 2nd Brianne Bedard. Class 3 Mom's Special Day; 1st Michael Schumann, 2nd Amy Schumann. Schumann. Congratulations, juniors! United Church News Two beautiful azaleas graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church on Sunday, May 17, 1992. Lay Reader was Mrs. Carole Brunton and the choir sang O Tender Shepherd Lead Me. Reverend Donald Stiles delivered delivered the sermon, Hearing the Call of the Shepherd. Sunday, May 24th, the Church's Mission Today, followed by coffee hour. The summer newsletter will be printed in June. Please give articles to Marj Paterson or Ann Cox. Down Memory Lane material is sought also. Staff for Sunday School will be needed next year. If you can help, please advise Reverend Stiles, Jim or Shirley Coyle. The Sunshine Unit of the UCW met on Monday evening May 11, in the Sunday School H^ll. President Carole Carole Noble conducted the business. Catering plans were discussed. The meditation Family and Laughter was presented by UCW President Erla Jose, Jean Allin and Vicki Lesnick, Guests Sherry Lee Boyd, Cathy Ewert and Annabelle Rickard provided information information and laughs from their age groups. Cathy gave medical facts concerning concerning laughter. Lunch was provided by the group in charge. St. George's Anglican Church On the Fourth Sunday After Easter, Easter, Holy Communion was celebrated by the rector, the Reverend D. W. Hall at eight and eleven. The flowers at the Altar were given by Florence Tuson and Joan De Guerre, in memory memory of Art Tuson. The Advisory Board will meet in the Parish Hall on Thursday evening. The Baseball Team is looking forward to their first game against the Lions on Thursday, May 28. They practiced on Tuesday and have another practice Sunday afternoon May 24. On Rogation Sunday May 24, there will be a Service of Holy Communion Communion at eight, and Morning Prayer at eleven. The Mid Week Service was cancelled for May 20. C.W.A.C Planning Reunion for Corps Dear Editor: We still haven't located all our C.W.A.C. friends of those good days of World War II, The media have helped a great deal in other years, so again we call Canadian Women's Army Corps Veterans to Annual Reunion Reunion through the medium of this release. release. This event is sponsored by the Canadian Canadian Corps Association, C.W.A.C. Unit #47, the last weekend in September, September, 1992, in Toronto, Canada. This is the 34th Annual Reunion for the Canadian Canadian Women's Army Corps. Here is our schedule in brief:- Friday evening from 7:00 p.m. September. 25th - Photo viewing, Wreath-Laying Ceremony, Entertainment! Entertainment! Social Time, Dancing and fun. Saturday, 4:00 p.m. until closing, September 26th - Reunion Banquet, Dancing and Fun for All. For complete Reunion Brochure write to: ■ C.W.A.C. Veterans Reunion Chairman, Chairman, Mrs. Shirley Wood Hccsaker, 201 Niagara Street, Toronto, Ontario Canada M5V 1C9. ■ Telephones - 1-416-781-2872, and 781-3821. The Optimist Club of Newcastle Village is sponsoring a club for high school age young people. It's known as the Octagon Club. The new organization has a membership of 26 drawn from Bowmanvillc, St. Stephen's and Clarke high schools. There arc 500 Octagon Clubs in North America. The local group held its Charter Night on Monday, Monday, May 11, in the Newcastle Village Community Hall. Donors who- supported the founding of the club included the Durham Lodge 66, Lioness Club, the Bowmanvillc Optimists, the Family Connection and, of course, the Newcastle Optimists. Shown here, from left, with the new charter and banner arc: Sandra Marlin, of the Newcastle Village Village Optimist Club; Mark Sylnyk, Octagon Club President; and Craig Silk, a member of the club. VANDERGAAST ROOFING ;'/7 SERVING THE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1965 • Free Estimates • Workmanship Guaranteed For all types of asphalt roofing including flat roofs. Telephone 623-8445 anytime Liberty Mutual Insurance Company 68 King St. East Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3X2 623-8914 Having a good driving record can be your ticket to discounts with our Preferred Auto insurance rates. If you haven't had a moving violation or accident in three years and you own your own home, you may qualify, lb find out more, call us. 1912 • 80th Anniversary • 1992 ©Utterly Mutual Insurance Group/Don Mills, Ontario, 191)1. 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