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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 24,1993 Section Two A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago-987-4201 News and Happenings in Tyrone Village Recently retired Judge "Dick" Lovekin has found at least one new job. On Tuesday, March 16, 1993, Dick was elected by acclamation at an executive meeting in Port Hope to be Zone Chairman 10 South, Region 10 District A3 of Lions International. Accompanying Dick for this event were First Vice President Tony Clements, Second Vice President Amos Langley, Treasurer Terry Graham, Graham, Secretary George Rickard and Lion Roy Watts, all of the Newcastle Club. Dick is a Past President of the Newcastle Club and has been a member member for over thirty-five years. On Tuesday evening in the Centennial Centennial Room of the Newcastle Community Community Hall, the Horticultural Society Society President Darleen Sullivan welcomed guest speaker Don Prout and his wife, of Nestleton. Mr. Prout is a member of the Pine Ridge Society Society and the Ontario Geranium and Pelargonium Pelargonium Society. He has about 280 varieties of geraniums. His presentation presentation included cutting, planting, soil mixture, temperature, watering and fertilizing - all very informative. The president also gave information concerning concerning the District 17 convention April 17 at St. Joseph's-auditorium, Bowmanville, and the OHA convention convention in Chatham in June. A large crowd was in attendance on Wednesday evening, March 17, when the Orono and District Fiddle Club sponsored their regular evening • of entertainment. April 21st will be their next regular night of music. On Thursday evening at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall the Senior Citizens enjoyed their evening of euchre. euchre. Winners were: 1st Albert Pearce, 2nd Stan Powell, 3rd Carl Todd, 4th Don Thompson, 5th Aileen Turner and 6th Eileen Barkwell. Lucky draws were won by Thelma Lane, Bemeice Milligan, Jean Jilisen, Allan Downes, Lavina Downes, Gert Gray, Morley Flintoff, Mr. Ravey, Lil Bolderstone, Marg Denny and Neta Alldred. On Friday evening TV news when sports enthusiasts were interviewed about their Blue Jays, we saw a native native of Newcastle, Charlotte Vaughan. Vaughan. She is delighted that the Jays have returned to the Dome. If only the weatherman Could foresee some spring weather for us and the Birds! The Cragos have a new little neighbour. On Tuesday evening Lea- ha Michelle Woodbeck arrived at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville Sister Marlea is happy and so are parents parents Paul and Angie. We extend congratulations. congratulations. Birthday greetings to Fred Yates, Dorella Chard, Christena Selby, Gordon Gordon Jose, Jordan Schmahl, Jack Prun- , cr and Annette Nugent. Best wishes and congratulations to Lana and George Rickard who observe observe their 26th wedding anniversary March27th.. , " Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago were Mrs. Donna Rudge, Caledon East and her mother, Maurice Maurice Coujter, Downsview. Sympathy is extended to relatives CNIB Celebrates 75th Anniversary Since its founding on March 30, 1918, to rehabilitate World War I blinded Canadian veterans. The Canadian Canadian National Institute for the Blind has faced numerous challenges and growing pains. And the next 75 years promise to be just as challenging. challenging. Client numbers are increasing by 100 per cent each year in some districts districts - from 1,000 to 2,000 by the end of 1993 in Durham Region - while government funding continues to decline and United Ways campaigns campaigns suffer shortfalls in donations. "CNIB is proud of its 75 year history history of service to blind and visually impaired Canadians. As we move towards towards the 21st century, we will continue continue to foster the integration and full participation of blind and visually impaired impaired people into Canadian society," said Euclid J. Hcrie, President of CEO of The Canadian National Institute Institute for the Blind. Durham Region anniversary celebrations celebrations arc scheduled for May. and friends of Harvey Partner, Orono, Orono, whose funeral was held on Thursday, Thursday, March 18. On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Mr. Albert Pearce enjoyed the demonstrations and social activities at the Sandy Flat Sugar Bush, Warkworth. Almost forgot forgot to mention the pancakes and mar pie syrup! Visitors on Saturday with the Stanley Powells were Dale Hunt, Pontypool, son Grayden and his friend, Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bamsey, Port Hope, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Port Hope, were also recent recent visitors. On Saturday afternoon' in the beautifully decorated United Church Sunday School Hall, Mrs. Margaret Rudman celebrated her 75th birthday. Helping to receive her host of friends, were all her family, Don and Pat Rudman and Brian, of Guelph, Fay and Willi Matthews, Alan and Darren of Barry's Bay, Del and Lynn Rudman, Kevin, Jenny, Darren, Mark and Shannon of Oshawa, Dennis and Valerie Rudman and Krista of Newcastle, Newcastle, Dennis and Valerie entertained entertained all the family in the evening. A special friend Shirley Norris and . her freind Louise, came from Ottawa for the reception where many photos were on display, from childhood days in Saskatchewan to the present. On Monday when we called Marg, she reported receiving over one hundred cards and she was surrounded by beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buckley and Christopher, of London, were Friday overnight guests of his parents, George and Madeleine Buckley. Jamie, Jamie, who spent March break with his grandparents returned home with them on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Sunday evening visitors visitors with his mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. Rob Scott, Lorraine, Lenny and Katyn of Stratford spent a couple of days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. On Sunday night Robin and Myrtle Myrtle Alldred and son-in-law Doug Rowe returned from a two-week vacation vacation in St. Petersburg, Florida. Others Others in their party included Bruce and Nancy Jane Alldred, Port Hope, Robyn Robyn and Erin Alldred, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Art Delgamo, Baltimore, Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Delgamo, Ajax, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Delaney, Delaney, Nova Scotia. The Newcastle Lioness held a Directors Directors meeting last Monday evening. St. George's Anglican Church On March 21st, the fourth Sunday in Lent, Holy Communion was celebrated celebrated at 8 and 11. On Passion Sunday, March 28, Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 and Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. United Church On Sunday March 21st, Lent IV, at Newcastle United Church, Lay Reader was Mr. Rick Armishaw. The choir rendered the anthem, Be Thou My Vision. Reverend Donald Stiles delivered the fourth sermon in the Lenten series, From Darkness to Light. On Sunday, March 28 the older Sunday School children will present an Easter drama and Shirley Coyle will tell a special story. The student intern will visit on March 28 and the stewards will serve brunch to 90 patrons. patrons. Newcastle Village Community Bowling Ladies League Marion Martin 192, Bcih Stacey 197, Betty Major 190,225,186, Lor- na Crockett 227,219,213, Mary Pic- rik 213, 268, Marilyn Major 184, 221, 268, Carole Brady 189, Shirley Adams 196, Nancy Bell 213,201. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 158, Stan Allin 159,, Marg Burley 158, Ron Burley 154,' 164, Vance Cooper 161, 165, Loma Crockett 169, 179, Marie Gibson 172, 168, Jenny Hicks 171, 190, Alice Hopson 178, Albert Pearce 201, 161, Eleanor Perrin 270, 280, Stan Powell 173,244. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE OF HIGHWAY CLOSING TAKE NOTICE the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, at the meeting to be held in the Council Chambers, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Monday, April 26,1993 at the hour of 7:00 p.m., proposes to pass a by-law to stop-up and close to vehicular traffic part of the road allowance and the bridge In Lot 19, Concession 6, former Darlington Township, now In the Town of Newcastle, more particularly described as Part 2, Plan 40R-14291, and described as follows: Part of the road allowance (the approaches) and the bridge known as Williams Mill Bridge In Lot 19, Concession 6, Township of Darlington, now In the Town of Newcastle, In the Regional Municipality of Durham. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said by-law, Council or Committee of Council shall hoar In person, or by Ills Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will bo prejudicially affected by this by-law and who applies to bo hoard. Patti L. Barrio, A.M.C.T. Town Clerk 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3AG Data ol Publication: Wodnoaday, March 17,1993 CS-NI-3902 Thursday Night Mixed Joe Forget 177, 215, Joe Mendon- ca 207, 202, B. Lewis 231, 204, Rick Murphy 181, 213, 207, Betty Richards Richards 205, Jackie Kindratiuk 244, 193, 235, Fae Forget 230, 208, 189, Ken Jury 210, Chris Nicholson 235, Donna Donna Mendonca 182, 232, Ted Ritchie 200,191, Garry Saxby 190, 208,195, Bill Brown 209, Lynn Murphy 227, 191, Kathryn Brown 258, 210, 178, Wes Forget 221,185, Ken Boyd 177, 241, 176, Jean Hall 209, 179, Tom Kindratiuk 206. Youth Bowling Seniors David Bair 285, 167, Kristi Brown 112, 124, Steven Grant 181, 133, Chris Mathias 119,108, Melissa Carroll 107, 104, Nathan Coyle 118, 154, Jackie Green 163, 146, Jenna Higgins 102, 164, Doug McCurdy 218, 173, Renée Mathias 134, 173, Jeff Sparrow 172, Brent Roozen- boom 168, Robert Walton 123, 109, Kelly Holmes 132, 152, Amanda Storks 130, 103, Julie Brown 140, Nick Brown 180,143, Dana Sparrow 107, Lyndsey Holmes 233, 196, Melissa Melissa Kwachen 124, 119, Richard Martin 206, 101, Shannon Saxby 118,177. Intermediates Tim Hales 111, 98, Adam Precce 92,80, Doug Walton 99,90, Mitchell Alldread 92, Chris Bugelli 117, 122, Shannon Couch 102, 112, Sean Higgins Higgins 130, 112, Glendon Preece 84, 97, Brant Saunders 105, 100, Carrie Butler 108, 93, Ryan McCracken 108, 112, Nicholas Shkordoff 149, 120, Brian Trotman 92, Brett Griffin 133, 182, David Guthrie 137, 153, Ben Koslik 115, 101, Jordan Schmahl 120, 84, Carley Schmahl 82. Juniors Jason Griffin 115, Shaun Couch ' 101, Erika Landry 70, Kyle Anderson 59, Paul Shkordoff 82, Sarah Whyte 65, Ashleigh Storks 97, Adam Wilson Wilson 60, Darryl Lucyk 64, Daryl Stacey Stacey 89. by Jacqueline Vaneyk Sympathy is extended to Ethel Goble and the Partner families on the • passing of Harvey Partner of Orono. Harvey had not been well for some time. Sympathy also goes to the family of Mrs. Jack Purdy who lived on the eighth line. On Saturday, Salem neighbourhood neighbourhood was saddened to sec that the Benschop milking bam was destroyed destroyed by fire. Only one cow was lost, and the milking will continue at another location, but we are all aware of the great financial loss, the inconvenience, inconvenience, and the downright discouragement discouragement of such a happening. Our thoughts are with the Benschop family- family- One sure sign of spring is the annual annual registration for summer sports in the park. This event took place over the weekend. On Sunday, March 13, Stephen Jeffrey Craig, son of Brad and Jean ette Craig, was baptized into the United Church family. Stephen is a delightful little guy and we welcome him. Easter is coming up very quickly. The Good Friday service is in Enniskillen Enniskillen this year at 7 p.m.' There will also be a sunrise service on Easter morning at Enniskillen. Regular United United Church services here are at 11:15 a.m., there is a Roman Catholic service service at 9:45. Everyone is welcome. Carriagemen Chorus Performs at Newcastle United Church These members of the Oshawa Barbershop Horseless Carriagemen Chorus performed on Sunday, March 14, at a church service held in the Newcastle United Church. The evening concert, which included included numbers from quartets as well as the chorus, raised funds for the "Harmonize for Speech" program. 0f>t4 £(urdnÿ 12-5f>* Æ ■ISHÜsiHRHlPJ ■ ; ri X 111 am ■ .vtffltei fflEiMEUlEH '.y.: ' ■■ -ri JUST I FE>N days LEFT! 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