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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 14,1993 Section Two The third Thursday of the month the Senior Citizens enjoy their regular regular evening of cards. So, April 15 they will be meeting at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall, as usual. What a great gesture of the Orono and District Fiddle Club to donate $1000 to Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Their night of entertainment entertainment at Newcastle Community Hall is Wednesday, April 21st. Master Russell Hunt, Pontypool, spent Easter weekend with grandparents, grandparents, Stan and Kay Powell. On Saturday with the Stanley Powells were the Wayne Hunt family, family, Pontypool, Judy Powell, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Beth and Wayne Markle and Alyssa and her friend Rob Hew- son, Scarborough. ' Birthday greetings to Ashleigh Storks, Doreen'McNevin, Sherry Lee Wright, April Darrach, David Rickard, Rickard, Janelle Andrews, Olive Henderson, Henderson, and Dora Kelsey. Congratulations and best wishes to Fred and Nell Yates, Ross and Barbara Adams on their April wedding wedding anniversaries. . Last week neighbour Vicki Gray received word that her. sister Lil had passed away in Las Vegas. We extend extend sympathy to Vicki and her families. families. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Tra- ' cy Embley, Fenelon Falls, called on Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Powell. While Mr. Harry Wade attended Past Grand Master's meeting in St. Thomas, Friday morning, Gloria Gordon Gordon stayed over Thursday night with Mabel. Easter Sunday dinner Harry and Mabel Wade enjoyed with Bill and Marg Wade, Port Hop». Thursday callers at the Harry Wades were Don and Dorothy Murdoch, Murdoch, of Manotick. Last Saturday Mrs. Pauline Storks attended a hydro meeting in Kingston and the regular Newcastle meeting on Thursday. E On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storks and Amanda enjoyed enjoyed dinner at the Oshawa Gold Club. On Sunday morning Mr. Albert Pearce attended Port Perry United Church where granddaughter, Trisha Pearce was confirmed. Saturday noon brunch guests of Albert Pearce were Ted and Elizabeth Elizabeth Walton, Adam and Jason, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. Albert Pearce were Lariy and Barb Pearce, Michael and Jeff and Kim and Wayne, Viki and Kirk of Bethany. Mr. and Mr. Raymond Inch, Welcome, Welcome, were Friday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. Gladys Wood enjoyed Easter Sunday dinner with the Reid Wood family, Ncwtonville. Last Monday Mrs. Gladys Wood had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and family. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. George Fclgate, Claremont, visited her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd hosted a birthday dinner for three family members Robin and son Bruce and granddaughter Annette Nugent. Lois was home from Memorial Memorial Hospital along with husband Study Group Offers Advice for Parents The Newcastle Family Connection Connection is presenting this 8 session informal informal study group for parents with children children from 3-10 years. Participants will learn how to help children develop self-discipline, responsibility, responsibility, problem solving skills and self esteem, as well develop an understanding of why children misbehave misbehave and specific techniques to help solve these problems. Other problems to be addressed will be fighting, chores, homework, bedtime, sharing, mealtime, getting up and off to school without nagging. The group will meet from 7:30- 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday evenings starting starting April 20, 1993 in Newcastle Village. Village. The cost of the group is $45.00 and the text, Positive Discipline, approximately approximately $11.50. To register for this group, please call the Newcastle Family Connection Connection at 987-1833 or 983-9800. Van Belle Floral Shoppes ... much more than a flower store! 4 STORES Highway No. 2 King St. W,, Oshawa • Slmcoe SI, N., Oshawa Will* • 100 Dundas St. W,, Whitby Trademark ol Van Dalle Cardens Ltd. £ Doug Rowe and son Barry, Doug and Annette Nugent and Donna Bannister, Bannister, Bowmanville and Bruce and Nancy Jane Alldred, Port Hope. Weekend visitors with May Burley Burley and Arthur Clark were May's son and wife, Don and Betty Burley, Wingham. On Sunday Mary Vinkle, Newtonville and her sister, Florence McEwen, Peterborough, called on May and Art. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley were Miss Jessie Lamb, Omemee and Doris White, Toronto. On March 31st, Mr. Roy Hopkins retired from Duplate, Oshawa, having having been employed there for 40 years. We extend congratulations and wish him a happy, healthy retirement. On Sunday, April 11, Dr. L Mik- los passed away at his home in Newcastle. Newcastle. The doctor served the community community for thirty-five years and was dedicated to his patients. To his wife Judith and family we extend sincere sympathy. Miss Fay Jose, Toronto, and Miss Darrell Jose of Lincoln, Nebraska, who is attending Queen's University, visited at Easter with Earla and Francis Francis Jose. Visiting on the weekend at the Elaschuk's cottage, Lake Muskoka, were Doug and Robin Rickard and Keegan and Mrs. Jean Rickard. Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson were David and Mary Grace Milton, Ian and Sarah, Ruth and Nico de Jonge, Lesle, Jennifer and Meagan, all of Whitby, Evelyn Northrup and Bob. St. George's Church Easter Sunday, April 11, was celebrated celebrated by St. George's with three ser- vices conducted by the Reverend D. W. Hall. The sunrise service at Bond Head was followed by breakfast at the United Church. Holy Communion was celebrated in the Church at eight and eleven. The flowers at the Altar were given by Elizabeth Skelding in memory of loved ones. The sidesmen at eleven were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Waring. The Advisory Board will meet this week on Thursday at 7:30 in the Parish Hall. On Low Sunday, April 18, Holy Communion will be celebrated celebrated at eight and eleven. Tickets for the annual Roast Beef Dinner celebrating St. George's Day are now available from Joan Haring or Marg Tait. The dinner will be on OBITUARIES A. Jean Alldred Suddenly, on April 1, 1993, A. Jean Alldred died in Victoria, B. C. where she was bom June 22,1919. Daughter of the late Paul Hotson and Amy Allin (originally of Bowmanville), Bowmanville), Jean grew up in Acme, Alberta, Alberta, and after spending most of her life in Newcastle and Oshawa, she returned returned to Victoria in 1981. She is survived by her husband Charles, daughter Barbara-Ann (Mrs. Ray I. Porter). Ashbum, and son Brian, Oshawa, ' five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She was an active honorary life member of James Bay New Horizons, Victoria, and a member of Heather Rebckah Lodge, Orono. A memorial service and interment will be held later in Bowmanville Cemetery. Cemetery. If desired, donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated. appreciated. Cremation in Victoria. William Russell (Smokey) Hayes An employee of General Motors, retiring 12 years ago, William Russell Russell (Smokey) Hayes, aged 78, died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville on Saturday, March 13,1993. The son of the late Tom and Mary Hayes, he was bom and educated in Bowmanville. His wife Marion Majors Majors predeceased him. He had resided at 119 Concession St. W., Bowmanville Bowmanville approximately 50 years. A member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178, Bowmanville he had served in the R.C.A.F., in World Warll. He is survived by his son Richard and his wife Karen, son Jim, two grandsons, and a brother Jack. Funeral services were held on Wednesday at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, with the Reverend Reverend Canon Yates officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons Kevin and Stephen Hayes, Tom Hayes, Russell Russell Hatcly, Sterling Mather and Bill McDougal. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Cemetery. PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER K.D. Sloan Income Tax Computerized Income Tax Returns (26 Years Experience) III King St. Ë., Bowmanville (Next to the Legion) OPEN MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS 9 a.m. ~ 5:30 p.m. Appointments available at other times. Competitive Rates - No G.S.T. 623-9495 IwH Sunday, April 25, "with sittings at 5 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. Adults $10.00, children $3.00. United Church At 7 o'clock Thursday evening a Seder meal and service was held at Newcastle United Church. A video of the Pas'sion was shown. On Good Friday, the meditation delivered by Reverend Donald Stiles was titled It is Finished. Scriptures were read by Hazel Crago, Sherry Lee Boyd and Craig Rickard and Lay Reader was Tim Campbell. Mrs. Marie Marie Pedwell and Marjorie Caswell provided by musical duct, Were You There? About 150 persons representing St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, Newtonville United, St. George's Anglican, and Newcastle Pentecostal attended the Sunrise Service Service on Sunday April 11, led by The Rector, The Reverend D. W. Hall, of St. George's, with all denominations participating. Breakfast was . served by the congregational life committee under the leadership of Nan'cy Armi- shaw, Newcastle United. Easter lilies in the church were placed in loving memory of Louise and Harry Jose by Francis and Erla Jose, Howard and Edna Allin and Erevan Erevan Rainey.by Jean and Glenn, Ross and Marion Allin, Everard and Ethel Joli, Stewart and Jack Joli and Nettie Butler by Marg Rudman, Edward and Alice Powell, Harold and Lillian Toms by Stanley and Kathleen Powell, Powell, Frances Wright by Jamie and Mary Wright, Dunreath Walton by George Walton, Doris Stiles by Don and Sheila Stiles, Walter and Gertrude Gertrude Rickard, Harvey and Gladys Bonathon by Brenton and Jean Rickard, Rickard, Margaret Ibbotson by Douglas and Robin Rickard. Lay Reader on Easter Sunday was . Mr. Garnet Rickard. The Senior Choir rendered the anthem, Then Came Easter Morning while the Juniors Juniors sang Touch Your Toes and Hosanna, Hosanna, Loud Hosanna, appreciated by the congregation filling the church. Reverend Stiles delivered the sermon, sermon, Meet the Risen Lord. Sunday, April 18th is UCW Sunday Sunday when Reverend David O. Jones, Ebenezer-Maple Grove will exchange exchange pulpits with Reverend Stiles. The ladies will welcome your presence, presence, Newcastle Village Community Bowling Ladies League Aprils - Shirley Adams 235, 187, 183, Kathleen Poole 187, Melody Chapman Chapman 180, Linda Norrish 195, Loma Crockett 202, 200, 176, Tammy Crossey 189, 244,191, Gladys Henry 186, Beth Stacey 191, 193, Betty. Mercer 182, Marion Martin'180,188, Helen Staneland 230, Marilyn Major 240, 262, Shelly Rivers 246, 241, Nancy Bell 201, 211, Susan Gilfoy 183, Frances McKenzie 222, Mary Pierik 189,232. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 160, Stan Allin 187, 154, Lil Bolderstone 170, 185, Marg Burley 172, 195, Ron Burley 179,. 206, Vance Cooper 198, 157, Loma Crockett 226, 248, Marie Gibson 158, Roy Hayward 150, Jean Holmes 164,169, Olive Little 174, Lonn Par- dy 153, Albert Pearce ,242, 158, Eleanor Eleanor Perrin 253, 267, Kay Powell 182, Stan Powell 161, John Thome 170,300, Tom Wilson 174. Thursday Night Mixed League Jackie Kindratiuk 194, 236, 195, Fae Forget 177, 203, 188, Ken Jury 179, 211, Donna Mendonca 176, Ted Ritchie 186, Garry Saxby 255, 260, Bill Brown 258, Lyn Murphy 226, Joe Forget 228, 258, 254, Rick Murphy Murphy 175, 196, Bob Lewis 175, 182, 246, Joe Mendonca 192, Betty Richards Richards 259, 185, 215, E. Mercer 261, Wes Forget 280,223,179, Ken Boyd 235, 242, 281, Jean Hall 210, 180, Dorella Chard 208. Scout Leaders Participate in Training West Durham District Scout leaders sure know how to have fun. Rob Shafer, Wendy Harris, Karson Mountney, and Marion Sneed, of the district's Beaver Colony Service Team encouraged a fun-loving streak in new Scouters at a leadership training session Saturday, April 3, at St. Francis of Assisi Separate School. The theme of the two-day course was "Space." Scouting philosophy, ceremonies, and the spiritual emphasis of the organization were reviewed. Hometown 9 roud! FRESH 6 TASTY OR FDI JUICES OR DRINKS Assorted Varieties or .994 eo. sleeve of 3 x 250 mL gable paks 6 x 0 x 250 mL goble pock IGA CHUNK LIGHT TUNA in Water 184 g tin IGA PLU 2722 VALUE .60 COLONIAL COOKIES#! I Assorted Varieties v 1 . •a*-.? 1350 - 400 g pkg. 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