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[ The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, January 12,1994 19 m 'Y A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago -987-4201 Blackstock and Area Happenings i'- The Newcastle Public School is looking for noonhour volunteers to play chess, checkers, and other quiet games with the children in the library. library. Any donations of unwanted chess, checkers,'scrabble or boggle would be greatly appreciated. If you arc interested in helping, please contact contact Tracy Howe 987-3696. Mr. and Mrs. Scldon Parker, Oak- wood, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Gladys Wood were Stewart and Jean Wood, Orono. In the lounge at Parkview Apartments Apartments on January 16 between 2 and 3:30 p.m. friend Bessie Dean will receive receive gUcsts on the occasion of her 80th birthday. We extend congratulations congratulations and best wishes. Birthday greetings also to Margaret Margaret Pearce, Willy Woo, Arthur Bed- win, Stephen Selby, Frank and Eva Hoar. All the best in '94. On Saturday Mr. Jack Crago accompanied accompanied Mr. George Buckley of Bowmanvillc to the Royal York Hotel, Hotel, Toronto, where they attended the - 47th annual Shouldice Hospital Patients' Patients' Reunion. Mrs. Pauline Storks attended Clar- ington Hydro meeting last Thursday. Fire and people do in this agree They both good servants, both ill masters be. How true this quotation is! Last Thursday night the Newcastle firemen firemen were called to the home of Ray Primer, at Bond Head. We sympathize sympathize with persons who lose their homes especially in the freezing winter-time. winter-time. The kitchen and bathroom of Mrs, Fisher's home were damaged when her home caught fire. To the firemen who serve us, we extend our gratitude. Before Christmas, members of the Newcastle Lions Club delivered ginger ginger ale to local seniors. For their gifts on behalf of all us young people, we say thank you, Lions. . The first meeting of 1994 for the liions will be held Wednesday, January January 12. Wednesday, January 19, the Orono Orono and District Fiddle Club entertain at the Newcastle Community Hall. Sunday visitors with Mr. Harry Wade were Bill and Marg Wade, Port Hope, . Kevin Wade and Brenda, Bowmanvillc. Glad to hear that Norma Ransber- ry is progressing favourably in Oshawa General Hospital. On Saturday evening Mr. Harry Wade accompanied Harris McKeen, Grand Master of Ontario, Port Hope, to a banquet in Oshawa. Mr. Jack Gordon also attended. • TYii i 2j/Ir. and Mrs. Brcnton Rickard rc- >"f v /turned last week from a wonderful f A ( trip to California. They flew to Los *7 Angeles and from there enjoyed bus trips to San Diego and of course the highlight was Pasadena's Tournament Tournament of Roses parade. All the floats , are decorated with flowers and growing growing things. Jean reports that'after dismantling dismantling the petals are donated for pot pourri and the proceeds go to the Children's Wish Foundation or similar similar organizations, Perfect weather was enjoyed for all the sightseeing. On the way to San Diego strawberries were being «-pricked. On the way to Las Vegas ^ lumch at Calico Ghost Town, an old , golijl mining town, was one of the at- J , iracitions. But spectacular hotels have i ' opened in Las Vegas - MGM, Treasure Treasure Island and Luxor which is built like a pyramid. It sounds like a won- •\ À dcrlul sightseeing time. St. George's Anglican Church On Epiphany, January 9, in the absence absence of the Reverend Robert Hartley, Hartley, the Reverend P. Whitney celebrated celebrated Holy Communion at eight, and Lay Reader, Oakley Peters, led in the Service of Morning Prayer at eleven. The flowers at the Altar were in memory of Tom Brercton given by his sister, Mary Garrod. This evening at 7:30 the ACW will meet at Joan Haring's in Wilmot Creek. On Friday between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. the Youth Group will meet in the Parish Hall. Next Sunday, January 16, the Reverend Grant Schwartz will take the Early Service and Mr. Oakley Peters Peters Morning Prayer. United Church On Sunday, January 9, 1994, the worship service was sponsored and led by the members of the Mission and Outreach committee. Leader was Gail Rickard, narrator Francis Jose, Voice One Carol Alder and Voice Two Shirley Rogers. Mrs. Lois McLeod was in charge of the children's children's time as she so capably leads with her guitar and songs. The Youth Choir rendered a song. The presentation presentation by the mission committee pointed pointed out past mistakes and demonstrated demonstrated the philosophy of mutual missionary ideas, Sunday School staff meet at Smithsons at 7:30 on Wednesday, January 12. Newcastle Village Community Bowling Ladies League December 20 Nancy Bell 199, Trixie Wright 291,: 196, 247, Pauline Coady 237, Betty Major 176, 209, 211, Marilyn Major 209, 195, Susan Gilfoy 206, Liz Willems 179, 211, 240, Cindy Anglers 179, 188, 218, Marion Martin Martin 196, Shirley Adams 216, Beth Stacey 215, 224, Mary Pierik 196, Val Witheridgc 179, Loma Crockett 235, 248, Shelly Rivers 180, 183, Linda Norrish 190, 200, Kim Robinson Robinson 217. Tuesday Seniors Marg Burley 241, 262, John Thome 178, 161, Jenny Hicks 162, Roy Hayward 184, Albert Pearce 187, 200, Alice Hopson 172, Lonn Pardy 173, 165, Eleanor Perrin 166, 153, Ruby Brunt 151, 178, Tom Wilson Wilson 163, 145, Joyce Stacey 156, 243, Loma Crockett 168, 202, Lil Bolder- stone 168, 151, Vance Cooper 153, 214, Stan Powell 162, 178, Mary Foster 164,185. Thursday Night Mixed League Ted Ritchie 210, 214, 291, Fae Forget 191, 193, 228, Ken Jury 178, Roy Hopkins 206, Jean Hall 276, Joe Mendonca 221, 201, Ken Boyd 202, Greg Forget 214, 199, Tom Kindra- tiuk 204, Betty Richards 223, Jackie Kindratiuk, 203, 252, Garry Saxby 196, Sharon Saxby 188, Bill Brown 194, 215, Joe Forget 188, 211, 241, Wes Forget 212, 239. Youth Bowling Seniors Gassy McSwan 156, 137, Kelly Holmes 177, 127, Krystal Walden- sperger 101, Amanda Storks 111, 152, Jacki Green 100, 102, Shannon Saxby 152, 154, Richard Martin 215, 145, Jason Orwood 105, 111, Sara Castellano 110, 135, Chris Druery 124, Richard Pearce 155, 168, Cindy Woodrow 105, 102, Steven Grant 264, 199, Nick,Brown 127, 224, Jen- WARMING! 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Barrio, A.M.C.T., Clerk Municipality of Clarlngton 40 Tomporanco Stroot Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Detool First Publication: January 12,1994 CS-Ind. 5007 na Higgins 114, 125, Jeff Sparrow 112, 100, Michelle Alldrcad 158, 119, Lindsey Holmes 198, 112, Nathan Nathan Coyle 263, 152, Dale Hammond 136, 133, Steven Grant 108, Kevin Waterfall 104,135. Intermediates Shane Holliday 105, 124, Robert Walton 117, 88, Jessey Thompson- 161, 136, Brett Griffin 100, 89 Julie Brown 174, 142, Dana Sparrow 129, 118, David Guthrie 132, 152, Tim Hales 109, 192, Brant Saunders 115, 127, Glendon Prccce 101, Jesse Robertson Robertson 101, 81, Tom Moore 91, Brian Trotman 108, 132, Craig McManus 87, 151, Ben Koslik 110, 146, Kevin, Formosa 115, 78, Nick Shkordoff 123, 117, Burke Cooke 119, 144, Jackson Feild 102, 90, Ryan McCracken 109, 124, Adam Prcece 80, 87, Stephanie Weresczynski 150, 116. Junior Lara Shkordoff 83, Andrea Pears 86, 79, Crystal Lee a 65, 85, Leah Thompson 121, 101, Bailey Duetta 134, 84, Rachael Pears 131, 77, Sarah Sarah Whyte 114, 89, Travis Gendron 78, 68, Melissa Carter 86, 93, Spencer Spencer Feild 89, 122, Doug Walton 95, 70, Derek Henderson 150, 142. Novices Kyle Titterton 106, Jenny Thompson Thompson 101, Nicholas Holt 93, Daniel Mendonca 52, Holly Foster 66, Michael Michael Kameka 59, Ashley Gendron 92, Erin Napier 54. Ladies League January 3/94. Vicky Thompson 203, 202, Shirley Shirley Adams 181, 243, 180, Beth Stacey Stacey 205, 283, 249, Val Witheridgc 205, 215, Loma Crockett 210, 198,. 175, Shelly Rivers 176, 214, Linda By Joyce Kelly What cold weather we have been having with lots of snowy days thrown in. Is this what could be considered considered an "old fashioned winter?" On Saturday a beautiful wedding took place when Valerie Van Camp became the bride of Ron Linton at the Blackstock United Church. The reception and dance took place at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. Best wishes from the community are extended extended to Valeric and Ron. Marie and Bob Attfield, Jamie, Mark and Scott of Vancouver are visiting visiting her father Merrill and Jean Van Camp and were part of her sister's wedding on Saturday. Tony and Margaret Duivcstyn arc looking very pleased these days with the arrival of their first granddaughter - Dana Elizabeth was bom to Karen and Hugh Goodacre in Newfoundland. Newfoundland. Norrish 192, 181,188, Trixie Wright 194, Kim Robinson 175, Marion Martin 196, 188, Betty Major 180, '208, 226, Liz Willems 179, 198, Nancy Bell 238, Helen Stancland 179, Bernice Henderson 177, Kathleen Kathleen Poole 206, Jean Pollard 188. Seniors January 4. Stan Allin 153, 184, Lil Bolder- stone 150, 161, Ruby Brunt 162, Marg Burley 161, Ron Burley 151, 176, Art Compton 157, 180, Vance Cooper 158, 151, Loma Crockett 178, 198, Jean Holmes 160, Lonn Pardy 161, Albert Pearce 204, 183, Eleanor Perrin 195, 151, Stan Powell 164, Joyce Stacey 211, 150, Helen Thome 154, John Thome 152, Tom Wilson 194,187. Lcannc Lang and Erin, Lynn Wager, Wager, Taryn and Kurils enjoyed seeing "Disney on Ice" at the SkyDome on Saturday. At the Blackstock United Church Rebecca Lee Slute, daughter of Sherry Sherry and Leon Slute, was baptized at the morning service. Following church Marie and Ross Tysick hosted a gathering in honor of their granddaughter's baptism. Guests were Sherry and Leon, Justin and Rebecca, Doris Slute, Linda Powell of Columbus, Jan and Keith Fraser and family, Port Perry, Don Slute, Raglan, Sandra and Stuart Damly and family of Pickering. Roy Hope has been a resident of the Port Peny Nursing Home since December 27. He will enjoy seeing some of his friends, I am sure. Blackstock is looking for a 4-H leader to work with the junior aged 10-13 in the new project, "Basic Baking". Baking". It is necessary to find someone as soon as possible to enable the preliminary preliminary paper work done before the training course. No experience is needed - just a desire to help with this energetic group. If interested call Gail Johns at 986-4484. There were 10 tables at the weekly weekly euchre party on Tuesday evening with the following winners - Carl Ferguson, Ruby Smith, Mary Pools, Dorothy Archer, Nerta Masters, Thomas Manns, Betsy Staniland. Lucky draws were won by Bernice Renton, Charlie Stapleton, Charlie Campbell, Faith Lawrence, Eileen Warder, Norman Rohrer. In the evening of January 13 there will be a special meeting of the fair board when a discussion regarding the proposed changes to the fairgrounds fairgrounds will be held. It is very im portant that all members attend to give their input to this important decision. decision. This year the annual meeting of the Agricultural Society will take the form of a pot luck dinner followed followed by the business section after which will be a dance. Cost of the dance which is open to the public will be $5/person if you have not attended attended the dinner and meeting. This appreciation night will be held at the Rec. Centre on Saturday, January 22. Plan to attend. Theatre Workshop Starts in February Arc you tired of the same old winter winter activities? Call S.O.S....STAGES On Saturdays. A theatre workshop program running from February 5 to April 30 for ages 7-17 in Whitby, Oshawa and Bowmanville. S.O.S. is a specially designed 10- week program that combines quality theatre instruction and fun with a flexible, non-demanding schedule. 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