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t i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 3,1993 Section Two At Parkview on Sunday, Januaiy 31st, 1993, JoAnne and Paul Bums' with son Aaron, hosted a birthday party party for his mother, Emily Bums. On the occasion of her ninetieth anniversary, Emily with husband Jim, were piped into the lounge where many guests arrived arrived to honour this Fine lady. We extend extend congratulations and best wishes! At the Monday evening Lioness meeting, Lynn Lovckin introduced guest speaker Heather Griffin who spoke on the alternative programme for pupils whom she teaches. Positive mental attitudes plus goals equal success. success. The speaker was thanked by Lioness Lioness Pauline Storks. On Saturday night, the Time and Talent Auction at Newtonville United Church provided great entertainment for the many attendants. A catalogue of the 94 goods and services was provided provided for interested persons and auctioneer auctioneer Frank Stapleton and his wife Betty, travelled the snowy road from Belleville to share their talents. The baking bids certainly brought lots of laughs and money. Hats off to the Newtonville, Kendal, Shiloh people for their resourcefulness in raising funds and for their camaraderie! The 2nd Newcastle Guide Company Company (about 12 girls) enjoyed a sleep- over at Newcastle United Church on Friday night. With the girls were leaders leaders Peggy Carroll, Eleanor Henderson and Darlene Hawes. Saturday night visitors with John and Wilma Scott were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrow, Kristy and Lauren, Mill- brook. Last Monday Mr. and Mrs. John Scott went to Hamilton where they • visited his sister, and brother-in-law, Ken and Dorothy Newton. The Scotts returned home Wednesday. Recently Mr. Albert Pearce and grandson Jeff, went to Port Perry to enjoy a Bowmanville Eagles-Port Perry Mo Jack's hockey game, and dinner with Ric arid Marilyn Pearce, Kevin and Trisha. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred visited with granddaughter Donna Bannister and her husband, Brian, Bowmanville. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred visited Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pigott.Orono. Birthday greetings to Edna Hou- den, Adrian Vasseur, Barry Rowe and George Gray, and Bev Jaynes. On Thursday Mrs. Maureen Powell and Velma Parker visited Mrs. Kay Quinney who is a patient in St. John's Convalescent Hospital, Willowdale, following hip surgery, Speedy recovery, recovery, Kay! We thank those persons who call to inform us of news items. Mr. George Walton called to tell us of the death of Charles Moise on Monday, January 25th, 1993, at Sun- nybrook Health Science Centre, at the age of 93 years. Mr. Moise was a life member of Durham AF & AM Lodge No. 66, Newcastle. Some of the older residents of the village will remember the Benjamin Moise family. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Friday evening visitors with the Hunt family, Pontypool. On Saturday, Miss Judy Powell, Bowmanville, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Powell. Friday evening Ron and Marg Burley, Burley, Mary and Don Vinklc, Newton- villc, visited Harold and Marion Burley, Burley, Bridgcnorth, and all went out to dinner. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley, Burley, Mr. Bruce Burley and boys, Pickering, Pickering, were guests of Bob and Anita Burley and children, Oshawa. This was a birthday celebration for Marg Burley. Horticultural Meeting On Tuesday evening, January 26, 1993, the Newcastle Horticultural Society Society met in the Lions Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. President Darlene Sullivan welcomed all and invited invited guests Barbara Wcese of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Port Perry, and District Director Anne Bourkc, to address the attendants. Barbara Barbara Wcese suggested the local Horticultural Horticultural Societies could participate in the May Environment Fair held at the Bowmanville Recreation Complex. Anne Bourkc gave details of the District District Convention in Bowmanville April 17 and of the June OHA Convention Convention in Chatham. During the Show and Tell portion of the programme Vicki Lesnick described the decorated eggs in her artistic display, Hazel Cra- go showed a card of china buttons and a crocheted doily-her hobbies. Never was anyone more surprised than Hazel when she was invited by Assistant Director Director Vicki Lcsnick to come forward to receive a horticultural service certificate. certificate. Vicki also repeated the number number of beans in the bottle guessing game announcing winners Narda Hoogkamp, Darlene Sullivan and booby booby prize winners Anne Bourkc and Loma Crockett. This contest was gleaned from minutes of seventy years and first prize winners receive a loaf of bread, second prize receive buns and two PAYING TOO MUCH for Business Insurance? Call 623-0331 AAA PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 3 Silver Street, Bowmanville Oshawa-436-6239 eggs arc the booby prize. President Darlene also read some trivia from minutes of long ago which were entertaining. entertaining. Guests from Whitcvalc were Past President Lynn Harrison and her mother Mrs. Doris Prust who arc still loyal members. Delicious lunch was served by Dorella Chard and Narda Hoogkamp, and new members Tracy Ductta, Shirley Ductta, and Judy Van Alstync remained for that social time. Newcastle Lions News The Newcastle Lions held their regular meeting in the Lions Den at the Newcastle Community Hall on January 27th. Twenty five members and three guests sat down to a delicious delicious dinner catered by the Newcastle U.C.W. First Vice, Tony Clcmence chaired the meeting in the absence of President President Mike Carter. After dinner, Merv English, a Bowmanville Lion and a lung transplant transplant recipient introduced himself and his co-speaker Ann Harrison also a lung transplant recipient from Toronto. Toronto. They were representing the M.O.R.E. (Multiple Organ Retrieval & Exchange) Program. Ann was the recipient of the first double lung transplant transplant without a heart, and she has spoken to interested groups all over the world about organ transplants. Between them, .these two very interesting interesting speakers kept the audience in awe as they related their individual experiences from the illnesses that caused their lung problems, throughout throughout the waiting and finally the transplant transplant procedure. Today both these people are able to get on with their fives which includes spending much of their time helping other transplant recipients. Both Merv and Ann were thanked by Lion Sam Galea and presented with a small gift. Lion Howard Quinney was the lücky winner of $15. in the 50/50 draw. Lions Frank Hoar, Rudy St. Amand and George Walton were wished happy birthday for their recent milestones. The next regular meeting of the Newcastle Lions Club will be held on February 10th. in the Lions Den at the Newcastle Community Hall. Guests are welcome, call Stan Powell at 987- 4534 to make arrangements. United Church United Church Women President Carole Noble hosted two meetings last week. On Tuesday a programmeplanning programmeplanning afternoon for the Sunshine Unit was held and on Thursday the executive executive met. On Sunday, January 31st., 1993 at Newcastle United church Lay Reader was Carole Noble. The Junior Choir sang two songs and leader Shiriey Coyle introduced Janet Cringle who is now assisting with the Junior Choir. Reverend Stiles' children's story advised advised the children to . look up, in, around and out when looking at life. His sermon was titled A Vision for Tomorrow, A Faith for Today. Lunch was provided and the congregational congregational meeting followed. In the bulletin a thank you for the comments and presentation to Jim, Shirley, Brandon, Matthew and Nathan Nathan the previous Sunday, was printed. printed. Thursday, February 4th, the Trillium Trillium Unit meets at two o'clock at the home of Jean and Jack Holmes. Sunday, February 7th, Becki Hatp- er will have a display of Christian resources. resources. Monday, February 15 a teaching seminar presented by Florence Graffi and Spiritual Significance of Lent and Easter by Reverend Stiles, will be held in the Sunday School Hall. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner tickets sponsored by the Mission and Outreach committee are available. St. George's Anglican Church At Morning Prayer on January 31, the incumbent, The Reverend Douglas W. Hall in his annual report to Vestry announced with regret that after 6 1/2 years of service to St. George's, he would retire on June 27. In his address he gratefully acknowledged the assistance assistance he had received during his ministry ministry from Nell Yates of the Altar Guild, Marg Tait of the A.C.W., Ron Tidy Choirmaster, and particularly the Lay Readers Oakley Peters, Cathy Moulton and Fred Yates, as well as the Churchwardens past and present. He also referred to the work of the Wednesday Morning workers, the Sidesmen and the Advisory Board, where despite everyone talking at once, much was accomplished. He paid special tribute to Walter Gibson and John Hunter of the Expansion Committee, Oakley Peters who has been Treasurer as well as Lay Reader during his incumbency and Tim Yates for his help in the office. A Circular from the House of Bishops Bishops to be read in all Churches of the Diocese on this date was heard. It stated stated that in order to achieve a balanced budget, cutbacks would have to be instituted, instituted, including a zero increase to clergy stipends. However, the Bishops were heartened that in 1989-90 there had been in the diocese a 6% increase in Sunday attendance, a 4% increase in baptisms, and a 10% increase in envelopes. The flowers at the Altar were given given by Kathleen and Ken Stephenson in memory of her parents Arthur and Florence Blott. The sidesmen were Nell and Fred Yates. Due to damp, the cast wall, particularly particularly around the windows has been in a sorry stale. During the week, under the direction of Bert Maxwell, a wonderful wonderful restoration had taken place. The wall had been repainted and the plaster plaster moulding resembling stone surrounding surrounding the windows had been completely completely removed and the sumo design painted back on. Two of the memorial plaques were moved to a more suitable suitable location. The congregation was - surprised and impressed by the improvement, improvement, very few realizing it was paint rather than plaster on the surround. surround. At the Vestry meeting which followed followed immediately in the Parish Hall, the following were appointed by the Rector, or elected by the people. Vestry Vestry Clerk Gail Buxton; Rector's Warden Warden John Hunter; People's Warden Arthur Wynn; Deputy Warden Oakley Peters; Sidesmen Co-ordinator John Lindsay; Lay Member of Synod Denis Schmiegelow; Lay Member Alternate Richard Lovekin; Envelope Secretary Marg Tait; Parochial Tribunal, Hilda Call, Audrey Gogcrty, Diana Grand- field, Lyn Lovckin, Advisory Board Appointed, Barbara Harbum, Bert Maxwell, Rod McArthur, Russ Moir, Tim Yates, Advisory Board Elected, John Bugelli, Joan Haring, June Hunter, Hunter, John Lindsay, Cathy Moulton, Parish Parish Executive Committee, John Bugel- li, John Hunter, Oakley Peters, Arthur Wynn; Auditors, Ab Mavin, Joyce Ritchie, Deanery Council, Denis Schmiegelow, Fellowship Committee, David Gibson, Pcmiy Kearney. The reports of the Churchwardens, the Treasurer, and the various committees committees were submitted and after brief discussion, in some cases all were adopted. At the conclusion of the meeting, the incoming People's Warden, Warden, Arthur Wynn, expressed on behalf behalf of all those present, appreciation of the ministry and service to St. George's given by Douglas Hall and his wife Helen over the past six years. On Septuagcsima, Sunday, February February 7, Holy Communion will be celebrated celebrated at eight and eleven. Newcastle Village Community Bowling Ladies League Linda Norrish 188, 199, Betty Major Major 180, 191, Linda Campbell 197, Marilyn Major 200, 182, 2Ô2, Shirley Adams 270, 284, Norma Moffatt 221, 238, 182, Mary Picrik 179, 180, 234, Pautine Coady 188, Frances McKenzie McKenzie 180,.Shelley Rivers 181, 184, 237, Bernice Henderson 194, 179, 199, Loma Crockett 227, 219, 250, Beth Stacey 303, Nancy Bell 186, 227, 216, Susan Gilfoy 196, 219, Carole Brady 199. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 173, Stan Allin 173, Lil Bolderstonc 187, 156, Ruby Brunt 152, George Buckley 173, 176, Marg Burtcy 160, 170, Art Compton 203, 153, Marguerite Cooper 162, Vance Cooper 151, Loma Crockett 226, 274, Marie Gibson 200, Jean Holmes 159, Alice Hopson 196, 155, Jenny Hicks 159, Lonn Pardy 155, Eleanor Perrin 198, 202, Albert Pearce 150, 150, Stan Powell 161, June Wilson 152, 169. Thursday Night Mixed League Wes Forget 205, 238, Ken Boyd 235, 214, Jean Hall 251, 181, Tom Kindratiuk 207, 182, Dorella Chard 223, 196, Jackie Kindratiuk 207, 182, Fac Forget 209, 256, 207, Chris Nicholson Nicholson 267, R. Trotter 193, 184, L. Trotter 189, 214, K. Jury 201, Ted Ritchie 207, 204, 197, Garry Saxby 232, 204, 245, Lynn Murphy 184, 212, Kathryn Brown 190, Joe Forget 183, 253, Rick Murphy 200, 288, 239, B. Lewis 176, 296, Joe Mendonca 179, 221, Betty Richards 224, 190. Youth Bowling Seniors Nathan Coyle 178, 114, Jackie Green 135, 112, Robert Walton 164, 116, Lyndsey Holmes 151, 147, Melissa Melissa Kwashcn 133,149, Richard Martin Martin 213, 243, Rene Mathias 142, 129, David Barr 146, 136, Kristi Brown 107, 166, Gassy McSwan 174, 151, Shannon Saxby 145, 157, Kelly Holmes 114, Amanda Storks 140, Julie Julie Brown 113, 138, Nick Brown 241, 194, Jenna Higgins 101, Doug McCurdy 167, 187, Michelle Alldread 113, Steven Grant 148, 107, Chris Mathias 156, 141. ' Intermediates Carrie Butler 95, 88, Ryan McCracken 86. 102, Nick Shkordoff 93, Brian Trolman 138, 121, Brett Griffin 89, 108, David Guthrie 115, 125, Ben Koslik 100, 139, Jordan Schmahl 97, 142, Dwayne Johns 75, 126, Tim Habs 107, 76, Cole Pickin 103, Adam Precce 86, 92, Doug Walton Walton 131, 100, Chris Bugelli 95, 111, Shannon Couch 98,134, Sean Higgins 88, 110, Michael McSwan 89, 95, Glcndon Preecc 87, Brant Saunders 139,129. 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