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6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 6,1993 Section Two y A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel.Crago - 987-4201 On Sunday, September 26, Bette and Win Collier hosted a party for Ted and Shirley Denny who were celebrating their fortieth wedding anniversary. anniversary. Friends and family enjoyed enjoyed this celebration. On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, daughter Judy of Bowmanville and daughter Beth Marklc of Scarborough drove to Sault Stc Marie. On Thursday they enjoyed the Agawa Canyon train ride. The coloured trees with specks of snow were a beautiful sight. The family returned home Friday. Last Monday evening Jack and Hazel Crago called on former neighbours neighbours Leonard and Lisa Alldrcad and sons Brandon and Alexander, Orono. Saturday morning caller at the Jack Crago's home was niece Donna Rudgc of Caledon East. Birthday greetings to Earl Foster and Mary Foster. Congratulations to Kathleen and Stanley Powell on their October wedding wedding anniversary. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Doug Smith, who passed away on Saturday, September 25th. On Friday evening, October 1st, 1993, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Andrews Andrews (nee Ruth Merrill) celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary at Newcastle Community Hall. They were supported by their son, Fred and his wife Melinda, daughter Marie and her husband Glenn Wood, and grandchildren grandchildren Jancllc and Daniel Andrews, Scott and Gerrit Wood. A host of relatives relatives and friends enjoyed the evening evening of dancing. Before lunch was served by Shiloh UCW, Ruth and Norman addressed the crowd, thanking-all thanking-all for attending. We extend congratulations congratulations to Ruth and Norman, whose actual wedding date was October October 10,1953. The Jack Cragos were feted well on the weekend. Since Hazel had an October 1st birthday, the Powell family family dined out on Friday and the Crago family on Sunday. Thank you to friends and relatives for cards and gifts. One really does appreciate the kind acts. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Cooper attended Shiloh United Church anniversary on Sunday. Sunday. Guest speaker was Frank Staple- ton and Wilmot Creek Choir provided provided special music. The Coopers and Kathleen were dinner guests of the Morley Robinsons. Mrs. Mabel Wade is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. On Friday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wade accompanied daughter- in-law Marg of Port Hope to Ashbum where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Greg Wade and Derek. Saturday dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Skclding were Jack and Nan Skclding, Port Perry and Mr. Raymond Chapman. Last Monday Mrs. Maxine Fel- gate and daughter Colleen, Claremont, Claremont, spent the day with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, Oshawa, were Sunday evening visitors. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd were Doug, Lois and Barry Rowe, Annette Doug and Jenna Jenna Nugent and Donna Bannister, Bowmanville. The Newcastle Lioness Club had its first fall meeting last Monday. President Jean Rickard gave a resume of the Lions Forum at Winston Salem, Salem, North Carolina. The executive this year is: Past Pres. Kathleen Powell; Powell; Prés. Jean Rickard; Seely. Janet Adams; Treas. Lorraine Lover; Directors Directors Lynda Willsher, Wilda Williams, Williams, Pauline Storks, Lynn Lovekin; Nose Twister Betty Adams. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gatrod hosted Thanksgiving for their family. Attending were Raye Fried- lander, Sandra and Tom Schmahl and children, Barry and Cindy Norton and family. The Newcastle Horticultural Society Society holds a workshop on Tuesday evening, October 19. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray and Colleen, Frankford, spent the weekend weekend with Mr. Arthur Bedwin and Fred, Lake Shore. Miss Dora Taylor and Maurice Butt, Courtice were Saturday Saturday evening visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard enjoyed enjoyed a motor trip to Algonquin Park on Sunday and report the fall colours were exceptional. St. George's Anglican Church On October 3, at eleven o'clock, the Reverend Robert Hartley preached a thoughtful sermon based on the Epistle and Gospel for the day. He discussed the role of fatherhood, what it means to be a man, the balance balance between decisiveness and creativity creativity and the lack of difference between between mature masculinity and mature femininity. Holy Communion was celebrated at eight and eleven. At eleven, special special prayers, both spoken and silent, were offered for the seriously sick. The flowers at the Altar were in memory of Terry De Guerre given by his loved ones. This evening the ACW is holding a Hors D'oeuvres Night at 7:30 in the Parish Hall. Samples and recipes arc to be shared. On Friday there will be a card party in the Parish Hall. On Saturday donations and help for decorating the Church for Thanksgiving will be welcome. On Sunday, in the absence of Mr. Hartley, Hartley, a priest from Cobourg will celebrate celebrate Holy Communion at eight and Lay Reader Oakley Peters will lead the Service of Morning Prayer. United Church On Sunday, October 3rd, 1993, Holy Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Church. The senior class, under the- direction of Linda and John Kuhne, baked the bread used in the service. Lay Reader was Linda Garvin. Reverend Donald Stiles preached the communion meditation, meditation, The Real Presence. The Trillium Unit of the UCW meets on Thursday, October 7 at 2 o'clock at the home of Jack and Jean Holmes. October 16 is Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale. Monday Ladies League Shirley Adams 193, 207,177, Linda Linda Norrish 196,228, Kathleen Poole 176, Frances McKenzie 179, 212, 220, Susan Gilfoy 184, Shelley Rivers Rivers 236, Nancy Bell 218, 175, Bernice Bernice Henderson 182, 206, Betty Major Major 225, 189, Pauline Coady 198, Mary Pierik 298, 208, 253, Marilyn Major 198, Loma Crockett 234, 189, 206, Trixie Wright 222, Beth Stacey 204,178, Liz Willems 182. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 151, 206, Stan Allin 193, Ruby Brunt 154, Marg Burley 192, 156, Ron Burley 166, Vance Cooper 188, 164, Marilyn Couch 157, Loma Crockett 169, Jenny Hicks 152, Alice Hopson 204, Grace McGill 163, Lonn Pardy 180, 172, Albert Pearce 222, 150, Eleanor Perrin Perrin 170, 199, Stan Powell 244, 161, Joyce Stacey 164, Helen Thome 153, John Thome 186, 174, June Wilson 155, Tom Wilson 153,184. 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