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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, November 3,1993 9 A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 c A light snowfall ended the troop of Hallowe'en visitors on Sunday night. All the costumed trick or treaters treaters were well-behaved little people. Attending the UCW Presbyterial at Kirby United Church on Tuesday evening, October 26, were Newcastle UCW members, President Carole Noble, Noble, Marion Allin, Kathleen Powell, Sheila Stiles, Lois McLeod and Janet Cringle. The Newcastle ladies were in charge of the worship and Lois and Janet led in the singing. Mrs. Pauline Storks left last Wednesday to spend sortie time with daughter Candy in Fort Frances. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Marg Coyle who passed away last week. „ Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Meadows have gone with the snowbirds to spend the winter at their home in South Daytona, Florida. Last Tuesday, Mrs. Penny Breen and her aunt, Grace Gaines, went to Wiarton where they enjoyed visiting Grace's daughter Jean and her husband husband Bob Jones. They returned home Saturday. Mrs. Maxine Fclgatc, Claremont, spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wood, Orono, visited Sunday evening evening with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jose spent three weeks in England and Scotland in September and October. They much enjoyed their genealogy research, research, a visit with nephew Brian Jose and his wife, even though the rainfall was excessive. On Saturday, October 23rd, at Newcastle United Church, Reverend Donald Stiles united in marriage Vicki MeGarvey and Guy Brach Vogel of R.R. 8, Newcastle. On Saturday evening, October 30, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago attended the Port Hope and District Agricultural Society's annual dinner, dance, and trophy presentation at Durham Memorial Memorial Temple, Port Hope. Hazel received received an award for the most points in handicrafts. A great beef dinner and pics galore were cnjpyed by those present. The Cragos enjoyed the company of Eileen and Moreton Henderson, Linda and Lou Standel- mann. Birthday greetings to Jessica Caswell, Caswell, Brian Cryderman, Zory Allan Lcsnick, Ross Allin, Gary Powell, Jackie DeJong, Dale Hunt, Linda Woolncr and Sam Galea. We welcome to the village Annette Annette and Doug Nugent and daughter, Jenna. Annette is back living on Beaver Beaver St. North in the home formerly owned by Loma Adair. The Nugents were Sunday evening supper guests of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd. The Cragos visited Friday afternoon afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Bowmanvillc. On Saturday, October 30th, Marion Marion and Fred Farr celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at the Thornhill Golf and Country Club. Attending Attending the dinner and celebration were Jean and Brenton Rickard, George and Lana Rickard and Michael, Michael, Elan and Don Boyd, Toronto, Ken and Bev Elaschuk, Oshawa, Doug and Robin Rickard, Robin and Wendy Trinecr Rickard, Annabclle and Garnet Rickard and their family. We extend congratulations. Miss Stephanie Hodsoll, Whitby, spent a few days last week with her grandmother, Lena Graham. One day they visited Sid and Nellie Cornish, Tyrone. Stephanie greatly enjoyed the farm. On Friday afternoon Mrs. Hilda Call, accompanied by Audrey Goger- ty, drove to Elmvalc, where they spent the weekend with Walter and Thelma Dow. Thelma Dow was formerly formerly Thelma Ling who worked at Newcastle Post Office. Newcastle Village Lions Club News Twenty-five Newcastle Lions welcomed welcomed six Lions from the Peterborough Peterborough Lions Club and two newly proposed proposed members as guests to the October 27th dinner meeting. Providence Providence Shaws Women's Institute served a delicious roast beef dinner svith pumpkin pie. President Tony called the meeting to order at seven p.m. and the after dinner, Regional Chairman, Graham Lewis from Peterborough spoke to the gathering and outlined the International International President's goals for 1994. Number one goal is to eliminate preventable preventable blindness world wide through a program called "Campaign SightFirst", one hundred and thirty million US dollars arc being raised to accomplish this immense task. He also reinforced our own District A3 Governor's goals, Governor Ralph Foden has chosen "Lions Quest" as his personal goal for A3. This is a program that teaches youth to resist drug abuse and handle peer pressure among other problems that young people face in today's society. As for his osvn goals, Lion Graham listed, "Membership Retain and Maintain" as well as Fun and Fellowship. Lion Dick Lovekin thanked Lion Graham Lewis and presented him with a memento of his visit to the Newcastle Lions Club. A second speaker, Lion John Bu- gclli, was introduced by Lion Ed Major. Lion John is the most recent member of the.club and spoke on "Life Insurance". It was very enlightening enlightening to sec where our money goes when we die, it was a real eye- opener. Letters were received from Anto- CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTÛN Notice of Highway Closing TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Clarington, at the meeting to be held at the Municipal Administrative Centre in the Council Chambers, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, on Monday, November 8, 1993, at the hour of 7:00 p.m., proposes to pass a by-law to stop-up and close and authorize the conveyance of part of the unnamed lane in Block "A", according to C.G. Hanning's Plan of Part of Lot 10, Concession 2, Town of Bowmanville, now in the Municipality of Clarington, more particularly described as Part 3, Plan 4ÔR-14584. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT before passing the said bylaw, bylaw, Council or a Committee of Council shall hear in person, or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by this by-law and who applies to be heard. MUNICMTYXJF ( ,lai inqton Dates to be published: October 13,20, 27, Nov. 3,1993 CS-3975 Patti L. Barrie, A.M.C.T., Town Clerk Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON NOTICE SENIOR CITIZENS AND THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED SIDEWALK AND DRIVEWAY WINDROW SNOW CLEARING PROGRAM The Municipality of Clarington is offering senior citizens 65 years of age and over and the physically disabled a snow clearing service on municipal sidewalks and for driveway windrows adjacent to single family dwellings, which includes semi-detached, link housing and row housing in the urban areas of Bowmanville, Courtice, Orono, Newcastle Village and in the Hamlets of Newtonville, Tyrone, Leskard, Haydon, Kendal, Solina, Hampton, Burketon, Enniskillen, Maple Grove, Enfield, Mitchell Corners and Kirby. To be eligible for this service, applicants must be 65 years of age or older or be physically disabled, occupy a single family, dwelling which fronts onto a Town street in the specified urban areas or the urbanized areas of the specified hamlets, and have no able bodied persons under the age of 65 years residing on the property. Senior Citizens must provide a copy of a birth certificate or Senior Citizens Number; physically disabled applicants must provide a doctor's certificate. Application Forms can bo obtained from the Public Works Department, Municipal Administrative Centro at 40 Temperance Street In Bowmanville, or call 623-3379, If you wish to verify that you qualify lor the service, please contact Jan O'Neill at extension 202, All applications must bo completed and returned to the Municipality of Clarington, Public Works Department on or boloro November 19, 1993. CS-Ind. #3972 nia Reid, thanking the Lions for the money received at the Clarke High School Commencement. Also a congratulatory congratulatory letter from the International International President, James Coffey for being being among the Five top 1993 Sight- First contributors in District A3. The Nevada Committee reported that a pilot project was set up to sell tickets in Mike's Place and was successful. successful. More tickets have been ordered ordered and the sales will continue. Lion Stan reported that he has lots of Saran Wrap and aluminum foil in stock at SI2. and $24. He can be reached at 987-4534. Lion Joe reported that the club presented four, $75. awards at the Clarke High School Commencement. Commencement. Lion Murray reported that he is in negotiations with the Town of Clarington Clarington concerning the Lions being involved involved in the development of a walk- way/park on Foster Creek. Lion Terry reported that everything everything is in place for the Lions Stag on 26 November and asked all Lions to return the ticket stubs to Lion Frank as soon as possible. P.R.C. Larry Forsythe announced that District A3 will be hosting three young people from Australia and New Zealand and arc in need of host families for two sixteen-year-old boys and one seventeen-year-old girl. This exchange will last two months and two families may wish to share a student. The next regular Lions Club meeting meeting will be held on November 10th in the Lions Rooms at the Newcastle Community Hall. Dinner is at 7 p.m. and guests arc welcome. Call Dave Adams at 987-4832 for more information. information. St. George's Anglican Church News On October .31, the flowers at the altar were given by Dr. Martyn Estall in memory of his wife, Molly, her mother Eileen Simpson and aunt Olive Thome. The Reverend Leonard Ware celebrated celebrated Communion at eight and Mr. Oakley Peters conducted the Service of Morning Prayer at eleven. As it was the Eve of All Saint's Day Mr. Peter's homily entitled Pedestal or Light asked: What Is A Saint? He suggested that, in addition to the capital capital S saints, there arc perhaps many small S saints living among us today. Proceeding the sermon, the choir? sang the anthem, At The Name of Je-'- sus. Mrs. Joan Haring led the respon- 1 sive reading of Psalm 16 and Messrs. David Sims and James Leslie read the lessons. This coming Saturday, November 6, the ACW's Fall Bazaar will be :held in the Parish Hall between eleven eleven and one. As well as Home Baking, Handcrafts, Draws and a Penny Sale, •a sandwich lunch will be served. This annual event is well-known for attracting attracting Christmas shoppers looking for good quality hand-made articles. On November 7 there will be Communion Services at eight and eleven with the Reverend Robert Hartley. Newcastle United Church Happenings Floral arrangements from the funeral funeral of Marg Coyle were placed in Newcastle United Church on Sunday, October 31st. The children attired in their Hallowe'en costumes were taught some new songs by Lois McLeod. Before the children canvassed canvassed for coins for their UNICEF boxes, John Kuhne explained the meaning of UNICEF. Lay Reader was Mr. Ken Boyd. The choir rendered rendered the anthem Be Joyful. Reverend Reverend Donald Stiles delivered the sermon sermon of ministry - keepers of the flame, bearers of the Ark of Covenant, Covenant, wearers of the stoics. On Thursday, November 4th at 2 p.m., the Trillium Unit of the UCW meets at the home of of Wilda and Philip Williams. Tickets arc all sold out for the November November 6lh turkey supper. Tuesday, November 9th, the Official Official Board meets at 8 p.m. in the Board Room. Sunday, November 14th, is Anniversary Anniversary Sunday. Hon. Eric Richard Lovekin will be guest speaker and special music will be guest speaker and special music will be provided by the Wilmot Creek Choir. Newcastle Community Bowling Lge. Ladles League Melody Chapman 185, Shirley Adams 209, 246, Belli Stacey 180, 184, Mary Picrik 180, 229, Valerie Wilitcridgo 187, Lorna Crockett 283, 221, Shelley Rivers 176, Linda Nor- rish 208, 178, Kim Robinson 187, 240,187, Nancy Bell 217, 220, Kathleen Kathleen Poole 180, Trixie Wright 208, 219, Belly Major 215,198,227, Marilyn Marilyn Major 215, 183, Liz Willems 226,222, Bernice Henderson 187. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 157, 175, Marg Burley Burley 165, 152, Ron Burley 163, Lil Bolderstone 182, Vance Cooper 222, 219, Marilyn Couch 169, Loma Crockett 156, 197, Marie Gibson 190, Roy Hayward 163, 236, Alice Hopson 190, Olive Little 199, Lonn Pardy 190, 221, Albert Pearce 190, 171, Eleanor Perrin 185, 162, Helen Thome 199, John Thome 182, 189, June Wilson 163, Joyce Stacey 168, 152. Thursday Night Mixed League Wes Forget 226, 215, Joe Forget 356, 205, Bill Brown 208, Mary Jane Dillon 177, Greg Forget 246, Ken Boyd 181, 237, 418, Joe Mendonca 190, 200, Jean Hall 221, 191, Chris Nicholson 183, 241, Ken Jury 180, Fac Forget 210, 214, 228, Ted Ritchie Ritchie 175, 211, 197, Kathryn Brown 183, 175, 179, Sharon Saxby 193, Garry Saxby 200, 198, Jackie Kindra- tiuk 199, 266, Betty Richards 179, Tom Kindratiuk 177, 200, C. Anderson Anderson 192,183. Youth Bowling . Seniors Sarah Castellano 106, Chris Drucry 142, Cindy Woodrow 104, 108, Steven Grant 271, 185, Nick Brown 151, 159, Jenna Higgins 145, Dave Michaud 204, 122, Michelle Alldrcad 100, 180, Lyndsey Holmes 178, 117, Nathan Coyle 156, 135, Cassy MeSwan 148, 149, Kelly Holmes 142, Krystal Wladensperger 121, Shannon Hannigan 113, Amanda Amanda Storks 140, 206, Shannon Saxby 147, 143, Jacki Green 115,113, René Mathias 106, 114, JoshChiusolo 119, 106, Richard Martin 198, 147, Cory Brobbcl 133. Youth Bowling Intermediates Jeff Carter 76, Shane Halliday 85, 84, Robert Walton 119, 104, Carly Schmahl 208, 132, Jordan Schmahl 152, 102, Jesse Thompson 165, Brett Griffin 107, Julie Brown 164, 152, Dana Sparrow 118, 110, David Guthrie Guthrie 103, 164, Ryan McCracken 123, 218, Adam Prccce 101, Tom Moore 124, Christine Thomas 77, Brian Trotman 81, 121, Craig McManus 100, 82, Ben Koslik 105, 96, Keven Formosa 124, 115, Nick Shkordoff 135, 148, Burke Cooke 108, 103, Jackson Field 79, 90, Tim Hales 162, Brant Saunders 110, 117, Glendon Prccce 77, 120, Sean Higgins 134, 158. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 74, 55, Andrea Pears 100, 74, Crystal Leca 77, 69, Leah Thompson 78, 97, Bailey Duet- la 101, 86, Rachael Pears 81, Sarah Whyte 137, 97, Travis Gendron 73, 75, Mellissa Carter 71, 59, Jason Griffin 94, 83, Spencer Field 103,47, Cara Dwyer 59, 116, Doug Walton 98,116, Derek Henderson 88,103. Novices ... " Kÿié Titterton 50, Justine Galea 56, Jenny Thompson 71, Kiley Liko- zar 47, Nicholas Holt 60, Laura Lea Dwyer 53, Michael Kamcka 71, Ashley Ashley Gendron 70, Amanda Bowles 64. Compost Display at Newcastle Lumber A composting display set up at the Newcastle Village Lumber store last Saturday attracted plenty of attention from shoppers. Sherri Munns-Audet, a waste reduction officer from Durham Region, was on hand to answer questions and promote three styles of backyard units. The key to effective composting, she told shoppers, is to mix the browns and greens well, and avoid layering one or the other too thickly. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DURHAM REGION HOLIDAY CLOSURE OF TRANSFER STATIONS The Oshawa, Cartwright and Scugog Transfer Stations will be closed Thursday, November 11,1993, for the Remembrance Day Holiday. Normal operations will resume on Friday, November 12th, 1993. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. 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