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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 9,1994 5 Wc are glad to receive news items! ti On Saturday, February 5th, Jean and Glenn Allin returned from a two- week motor trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Don Staples, Orono, accompanied accompanied the Allins. They called on June and Merrill Brown in Bradenton and :'Thc Country Four enjoyed singing for coffee hour at the park and at church services. Weather was warm enough for swimming the first three days, but when they departed Thursday Thursday morning the thermometer registered registered 34°F. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Margaret Rudman visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Kay Ormiston, Bowmanville. ;; On Wednesday evening, the Newcastle Newcastle Lions Directors held a mect- i'ing. u Birthday greetings to Jamie !; Wright, Everett Lake, Raymond j; Chapman,. Talbot Alldrcad and Irene Cunningham. Congratulations and best wishes to Gordon and Carolyn Garrod on their February 12th wedding anniversary anniversary and to Joe and Ann Visser who celebrate their 40th wedding anniver- *' sary with an Open House at Marana- «; tha Christian Reformed Church on Saturday, February 12th. We extend felicitations to Joe and Ann, our for- ; mer neighbours! Sympathy is extended to relatives r and friends of Thelma Gilbank whose i funeral was held at Orono United t- Church on Saturday, February 5th, • 1994. Condolences also to relatives and friends of Goldie Darrach whose funeral funeral was Monday, February 7th. J On Saturday Mrs. Pauline Storks ' attended a Hydro executive District 1 i, meeting in Kingston. j Last Wednesday Elizabeth Skeld- ing and Helen Hobbs enjoyed the Mi- ' kado presented at Ed Mirvish's new Princess of Wales Theatre, Toronto. £ On Wednesday Mildred Pye- £ Finch, Scarborough, visited her i; mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Daugh- 1 You Gan Do Anything | If You Believe in It From Page One jr planning stages, Sylvia said. !• "We will be celebrating who we £ are as women," she said. £ She feels that "God is very broad --not narrow." She sees God in a different way now, than she did before. She has § straggled with different concepts - and is beginning to find different ; levels of understanding. 2 "I see God differently now than ? 10 years ago, or even one year," she ^ noted. * She talked about going to a na- 2 live pow-wow a couple of years 2 ago. While the people did not mind 2 having her in attendance, she did 2 discover their way was not her way of understanding God. Sylvia feels that God is the motivating motivating factor of her life. It governs how she thinks and what she does. "God drives me," she said. For her, "God is the divine power of love." And that's all there is to it. ter Maxine Felgatc Claremont spent from Thursday to Saturday and Maxine's Maxine's husband George visited on Saturday. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, New- tonville, were Friday night visitors and Harold and Shirley Wood, Oshawa, were Saturday guests. Mr. Bill Laroque, Peterborough, visited on Wednesday with Mr. Harry Harry Wade. On Wednesday Brenda and Kevin Wade, Bowmanville, visited with his grandfather Mr. Harry Wade. On Friday, Bill and Marg Wade, Port Hope and grandson Derek visited visited with Harry. The months do fly by! Wednesday, Wednesday, February 16 is the night the Orono Orono and District Fiddle Club entertain at the Newcastle Community Hall. On Sunday, Mr. Albert Pearce attended attended the 1994 Sr. A. A. Ladies Provincial Provincial Hockey Championships at Oshawa Civic Centre. Toronto Aeros won, with Sarah Couch in goal. Sarah Sarah was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award. The Pigeon Club enjoyed their annual annual banquet on Saturday night at the Newcastle Community Hall. The United Church Women catered. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard visited daughter Janice's father-in-law, father-in-law, Mr. Harold Mills of Oakville Oakville who was enjoying a visit with a cousin in Whitby. Recent guests of Sharon and Barry Barry Head were Deborah and Walter Tittle and sons Andi and Mischa of Hoyt, New Brunswick. The Tittles were on their way home from Toronto Toronto where they visited Deborah's mother Helen Aquilina and sister Gayle. St. George's Church On February b, at Fifth Sunday after after Epiphany, Holy Communion was celebrated at eight by the Reverend Robt. Hartley. Morning Prayer was at eleven with Mr. Oakley Peters assisted assisted by Mrs. Cathy Moulton and Mr. Fred Yates. The flowers at the alter were in memory of the Carveth family and were given by Gordon and Hope Carveth. The sidesmen were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haring, The Advisory Board will meet on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Peters' house on Sunset Blvd. On Saturday the A.C.W. will hold their Valentine Tea and Bake Sale in the Parish Hall between 11 and one. The rice for soup and a sandwich is 4.00. The Colonial Lady Quilt, for which tickets are still available, will be raffled at that time. On Sunday the Altar Guild Corporate Corporate Communion will be at Early Service. Service. As Mr. Hartley will be away the last two Sundays in February, he will celebrate Communion again at eleven, eleven, St Francis of Assisi During the month of January we welcomed into our parish family, through the Sacrament of Baptism the following new members: Kaitlyn Mary Parks, Michael Fattori and Lynsay Alise Jopson. Our condolences and prayers are extended to Tony Molloy and his family in the death of his father, Martin. Martin. May God grant him eternal rest.. On Saturday, January 8th, Sylvia Vanhaverbeke, Joachim Baur and Mary Hcgerty organized and presented presented a very informative workshop for parishioners involved in our Reading Ministry. This was very well attended attended and successful. Our first Parish Council meeting of 1994 was held on Sunday, January 9th. After the business was completed completed the members enjoyed a late Christmas Christmas get-together. The weekend of January 8 and 9th was also our first re-instated Muffin Weekend (coffee, muffins and a social social time after each Eucharist). This provided an excellent occasion for parishioners, new and old, to get better better acquainted. Many took advantage of this opportunity. St. Francis was the host worshipping worshipping community to the Clarington East Ministerial Association's Christian Christian Unity Service held on Sunday, January 23rd. Members and ministers from the United, Anglican, Pentecostal, Pentecostal, Christian Reformed and Catholic communities celebrated together in prayer, song and fellowship. The theme of Unity, not Uniformity was the topic of an excellent sermon given given by Reverend David Black. Submitted, by Anita Kinney News From the United Church Flowers from the funeral of Thelma Thelma Gilbank graced the sanctuary of Newcastle United Church on Sunday, February 6th. Lay Reader was Janet Cringle. Mrs! Marie Pedwell rendered rendered the beautiful solo, Bless This House. Reverend Donald Stiles delivered delivered an excellent sermon, A Day in the Life of Jesus. A tip for preparing a prayer - remember ACTS - A for adoration, C for confession, T for Thanksgiving and S for supplication. Youth Leader Lois McLeod announced announced Vacation Bible School will be held at Newcastle United Church the week of July 25th. Choir practice for juniors begins at 4 p.m. on Thursday, February 10th. Senior Choir practice is 8 p.m. on Thursdays. If you like to sing, come along! Sunday, February 13th, Reverend Bessie Lane will speak on the Church in the Caribbean. Book display will follow morning service. Monday, February 14 at 9:30 a.m. the morning unit of the UCW meets. In the evening at 7:30 Session meets at the home of David and Carole Carole Noble. At 8 p.m. on February 14 the Sunshine Sunshine Unit of the UCW meets, The UCW appreciate Campbell soup labels (fronts only), eyeglasses, sunglasses, contact lens, greeting card pictures and pop can tabs prior to UCW Presbytcrial on Tuesday, February 22nd. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Shirley Adams 189, 182, Beth Stacey 194, Susan Gilfoy 195, Liz Willems 175, Cindy Angicrs 213, 183, Loma Crockett 194, Kim Robinson Robinson 195, 176, Marion Martin 221, Nancy Bell 177, Bernice Henderson 177, 231, Kathleen Poole 209, 190, «1 Coie © Celebrate Valentine's Day with ° '0/°xMr1W f?o / > 8 Friday, February 11th in Newcastle •v k 1 a i 5 H 5 h 5 •J M. Trixie Wright 192, 187, Jean Pollard 206,187,221. Tuesday Seniors Loma Crockett 241,159, Stan Alim Alim 170, Jean Holmes 163, Vance Cooper 166, 164, Kay Powell 160, Stan Powell 167, Alice Hopson 156, 173, Lonn Pardy 188, 195, Eleanor Perrin 235, 169, Ron Burley 174, Marg Burley 158, John Thome 196, 170, Albert Pearce 175,192, Marilyn Couch 160. Thursday Night Mixed League Ken Jury 184, 177, Fac Forget 254, 258, 245, Ted Ritchie 216, 219, 270, Kathryn Brown 197, 180, Garry Saxby 240, 208, Jackie Kindratiuk 207, 228, Tom Kindratiuk 217, 180, 227, Chris Nicholson 272, Wes Forget Forget 178, 245, 177, Joe Forget 193, 189, Bill Brown 211, 204, Donna Mendonca 188, 191, Greg Forget 295, Ken Boyd 185, 306, 225, Joe Mendonca 184, Jean Hall 272. Youth Bowling Seniors Gassy McSwan 119, Kelly Holmes 217, 161, Krystal Walden- sperger 145, 122, Shannon Hannigan 133, Amanda Storks 149, Jacki Green 118, 136, Shannon Saxby 166, 210, Richard Martin 208, 128, Troy Hendry 103, 150, Jason Orwood 127, 152, Sara Castellano 106, 139, Chris Druery 115, 113, Richard Pearce 177, 101, Steven Grant 214, 157, Nick Brown 184,194, Jenna Higgins 104, 118, Jeff Sparrow 125, 107, Dave Michaud 101, Michelle Alldread Alldread 153, Lindsey Holmes 210,173, Nathan Coyle 146, 105, Stephen West 103. Intermediates Jeff Carter 83, 137, Robert Walton Walton 137, 102, Carly Schmahl 175, 123, Jordan Schmahl 135, 103, Brett Griffin 109, 90, Julie Brown 182, 186, Dana Sparrow 119, 116, David Guthrie 131, 160, Glendon Precce 189, Sean Higgins 161, 189, Brian Trotman 131, 140, Craig McManus 135, 139, Ben Koslik 170, 93, Kevin Formosa 103, Nick Shkordoff 90, 112, Burke Cooke 193, 189, Jackson Feild 109, 111, Tim Hales 92, 85, Brant Saunders 103, 145, Ryan McCracken 147, 123, Adam Prcecc 85. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 68, 97, Andrea Pears 100, 110, Crystal Leca 72, 121, Leah Thompson 101, 82, Bailey Duetta 138, 80, Sarah Whyte 83, 131, Travis Gendron 108, 99, Melissa Carter 108,101, Jason Griffin 75,75, Spencer Feild 85, Cara Dwyer 72,85, Doug Walton 103, 82, Derek Henderson Henderson 130,132. Novices Kyle Titterton 58, Jenny Thompson Thompson 59, Nicholas Holt 71, Bradley Mendonca 52, Daniel Mendonca 61, Ashley Gendron 88, Erin Napier 87. Toddler Time A terrific time for toddlers! Join the YWCA on Thursday, February 10 for a morning of crafts, games, songs, stories, and more. With just 24 hours notice and $5.00 you can leave your child with our qualified staff. Don't wait another minute! Enrollment Enrollment is limited so call today 623- 9922. The YWCA office is located on 133 Church Street, Bowmanville. Are you interested in what you cat? If the answer is yes be sure to drop by the YWCA on Wednesday, February 16 for an informative discussion discussion on Nutrition in the 90's. Guest speakers are from the Regional Municipality of Durham Department of Health Services. Registration fee is $5.00. For further details please call 623-9922. Business Directory ACCOUNTANCY CHIROPRACTIC DRAFTING WILLIAM C. HALL B. Comm. Chartered Accountant 35 King St. W„ Newcastle Telephone 987-4240 DR. LAURENCE A. GREY D.C., N.D. Chiropractic, Naturopathic and Homeopathic Clinic 255 King St. E. Oshawa, Ont. 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