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I f m sm A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 '•mdm Stoop and Scoop in Newcastle A Gentle Reminder! Municipality of Clarington taxes arc due February 25th. 1994 dog licences are also available. It is a treat to sec one gentlemen who walks his dog and also obeys the stoop and scoop by-law. Our village streets look like a barnyard with dog feces. Really pleasant for children walking to school! On Saturday, Mr. Albert Pearce was bowling of Big Brothers in Bow- manville. While at the lanes in Bow- manvillc, he saw Gloria Gordon also doing her charity and Amos Langley was bowling for Newcastle Lions. Mrs. Dale Hunt, Pontypool, was Thursday lunch guest of her parents Stan and Kay Powell. Last Wednesday Mrs. Betty Stapleton, Stapleton, Newtonville, invited about twenty ladies to Cullen Gardens, Whitby to a birthday celebration in honour of her mother, Mary Skcld- ing. Betty's grandmother, Elizabeth Skelding was one of the guests. On Sunday night, dinner guests of Elizabeth Skelding were Bill and Mary Skelding, Newtonville, Jack and Nan Skelding and Karen, Port Perry. Another birthday cake for Mary! Last year we attended Newton- villc United Church auction and enjoyed enjoyed the entertainment. On Saturday, Saturday, March 5th at 7 o'clock the auction (Time arid Talent) will be held this year. There is-no admission charge. Some of the interesting items to bid on include horseback riding, purple martin house, crib quilt, afghans, afghans, mystery tours, and variety of dinners. So, come along and enjoy! The World Day of Prayer for the Newtonville charge will be held at 7:30 p.m., March 4th at Kendal Church. Birthday greetings to Dennis Rud- ; man, Shawn Couch, Nathan Coyle, Hazel Murphy and Greg Wight. Congratulations and best wishes to Marilyn and Bill Couch on their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wood, Oshawa, spent last Monday with Mrs. Gladys Wood. On Wednesday Mildred Pye-Finch, Scarborough, spent the day with her mother. That afternoon Lena Graham and Mrs. Audrey Audrey Reid, Bowmanville visited Mrs. Wood and Mildred. On Thursday daughter Maxine Felgatc, Claremont was a visitor. On Wednesday Mr.- Allan Holda-' way, Port Britain, visited his cousin Mr. Harry Wade. Friday overnight guests of Harry Wade were Don and Dorothy Murdoch Murdoch of Manotick. Mr. Harry Farrow, Bowmanville was a Sunday visitor with Harry Wade. Last Monday, supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred were son Bruce, Port Hope and his daughter Erin, Doug and Barry Rowe. On Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Brcnton Rickard attended Marmora Lions Fun and Talent Night, On Sunday Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended the 125th Anniversary Service at Tyrone Church. She reports a lovely lovely service with speakers from Hay- don, Salem, Providence, Bethesda and Solina. St. George's Church On February 20, The First Sunday in Lent, the Reverend Robert Hartley celebrated Holy Communion at eight, At Morning Prayer at eleven he was assisted by Lay Reader, Cathie Moulton. Moulton. Mrs. Moulton was also soloist when the Choir sang the anthem, Lead Me Lord, under the direction of organist and choirmaster, Ron Tidy. Next Sunday, February 27, Lay Reader Oakley Peters will conduct the Service of Morning Prayer at eleven. There will be no early service. service. In it's place, Holy Communion will be celebrated on Friday at 9 a.m. followed at 9:30 by a presentation on prayer called, 'Right Here. Right Now.' United Church News On Monday evening, February 14, the Sunshine Unit of the UCW held its regular meeting. Leader Ann Cox conducted the business reviewing policies. In charge of the programme were Marg Burley, Marion Allin and Wilma Scott. The theme for the devotional devotional was Love. Mrs. Hazel Crago gave a presentation of her hobby- Buttons and Erla Jose capably taught how to tat-hcr hobby. It looks so simple simple when Erla does it, but just try it! Wilma Scott thanked Hazel and Erla. Sunshine sisters exchanged valentines, valentines, Delicious valentine dessert and tea were enjoyed. On Sunday, February 20th the flowers in the church were placed to the glory of God and in loving memory memory of Richard Middleton, by his wife Joan Middleton and family. Since this was Thinking Day for the Guide and Scout movement, the Lay Reader was Audrey Willson, Guider for the 3rd Newcastle Brownies. Brownies. Reverend Stiles delivered the sermon sermon The Promise to Noah, a Rainbow, Rainbow, the first in his Lenten series. The parallels in the sermon were the ark and church, flood and baptism, the rainbow and God's presence. Next Sunday, February 27, Lent II, the sermon will be The Promise to Abraham and Sarah, The People and the Lord. World Day of Prayer will be held March 4 at 7 p.m. in St. Francis of Assisi Church,. The theme is Go, See arid Act. The United, Anglican, Roman Roman Catholic, Pentecostal and Christian Christian Reformed Churches will participate. participate. All arc welcome. Youth Bowling League Scores Jeff Sparrow 181,102, Kevin Waterfall Waterfall 145, 113, Kristi Brown 181, 106, Michelle Alldrcad 140, 110, Lindsay Holmes 157, 165, Nathan Coyle 147, 150, Richard Martin 172, 152, Stephanie Formosa 138, 132, Troy Hendry 117, 136, Jason Or- wood 123, 165, Nick Brown 214, 229, Dave Michaud 130, 165, Stephen Stephen West 130, Kelly Holmes 146, 121, Amanda Storks 145, 190, Jacki Green 102, 114, Shannon Saxby 136, 172, Sara Castellano 118, 154, Chris Druery 139, 128, Richard Pearce 160, 116, Cindy Woodrow 128, 114, Steven Grant 140, 212, Dale Hammond Hammond 153, Jenna Higgin 139,155. Intermediates Julie Brown 152, 99, Dana Sparrow Sparrow 126, 113, David Guthrie 151, 125, Brian Trotman 87, 88, Ben Kos- lik 118, 108, Kevin Formosa 130, 149, Nick Shkordoff 105, 128, Burke Cooke 119, 117, Jackson Field 85, Shane Holliday 110, 89, Robert Walton Walton 117, 90, Carly Schmahl 152,113, Jordan Schmahl 115, 111, Jesscy Thompson 171,104, Brett Griffin 79, 116, Tim Hales 105, 135, Brant Saunders 143, 149, Ryan McCracken 101, 108, Adam Preece 85, 112, Glcndon Preece 89, 92, Sean Higgins 138,155. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 86, 66, Andrea Pears 91, 104, Crystal Leca 57, 70, Leah Thompson 77, 83, Bailey Duet- ta 61, 133, Rachael Pears 85, 87, Sarah Sarah Whyte 133, 101, Travis Gendron 100, 108, Jason Griffin 114, 128, Spencer Field 54,96, Cara Dwyer 64, 112, Doug Walton 112, 113, Derek Henderson 117,101. Novices Kyle Titterton 99, Nicholas Holt 99, Justine Galea 48, Jenny Thompson Thompson 58, Kilcy Likozar 62, Laura Lea Dwyer 50, Bradley Mendonca 73, Daniel Mendonca 57, Michael Kame- ka 55, Erin Napier 72, Ashley Gendron Gendron 58. Ladies Bowling Lge. Vicky Thompson 205, Shirley Adams Adams 283, 180, Karen Whalen 192, Beth Stacey 187, 211, Mary Pierik 247, Val Witheridgc 186, 175, Loma Crockett 213, 260, Debbie Hannigan . 202, 177, Linda Norrish 260, 202, 235, Marion Martin 197, 232, 201, ' Nancy Bell 200,. 241, 237, Kathleen Poole 200, 188, Trixie Wright 195, Jean Pollard 206, Betty Major 225, ; 184, 241, Marilyn Major 177, 199, 221, Cindy Angicrs 188. Seniors . Marion Allin 161,'Stan Allin 174, " Marg Burley 211, Art Compton 217, Vance Cooper 190, 238, Loma Crockett 183, 207, Marilyn Couch 172, 202, Mary Foster 165, Jean Holmes 189, Albert Pearce 229, 171, Eleanor Perrin 172, Stan Powell 225, Joyce Stacey 159, 165, John Thome 190,166. Thursday Mixed Lge. Fae Forget 248, 199, Kathryn Brown 198, Dorella Chard 180, Sharon Sharon Saxby 216,205, Garry Saxby 217, 213,208, Jackie Kindratiuk 215,176, Tom Kindratiuk 246, 214, 191, Betty Richard 184, 197, West Forget 184, 190, 178, Joe Forget 175, 206, 254, Bill Brown 228, Greg Forget 206, 184, 213, Ken Boyd 199, 207, Joe Mendonca 188,190,183. Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, February 23,1994 7 Solina Library Bd. Holds '94 Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Solina Public Library was held in the Community Community Hall on February 15, 1994, with the President, Mrs. P. Ford presiding. presiding. The Secretary-Treasurer's report report was given by Mrs. S. Millson. The second printing of the popular historical book "A Place Called Solina" Solina" is still available for sale, and may be obtained from Mrs. Pat Best or Mrs. Mary Millson. . Local Solina.residcnts are encouraged encouraged and welcome to join the library for a nominal fee, payable to our Librarian Librarian or Sec.-Trcas. The Library is open the 2nd Wednesday of the month, from 7:30 - 8:00 p.m. We operate operate on an honour system, and have lost many valuable books throughout the years. Spring is a traditional time for housecleaning, so folks please check your book shelves. Hopefully, you will find some books stamped "Solina Library". Regardless Regardless of how many years have elapsed, we would be glad to have them returned with no questions asked. The Board of Directors for 1994 are: President - Mrs. Tom Baker, Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. Stanley Millson, Librarian - Mrs. Harvey Ycllowlccs, Mrs. H. Dimblcby, Directors Directors - Mrs. Wm. Ashton, Mrs. R. Best, Mrs. F. Watson, Mrs. D. Taylor, Taylor, and Mrs. J. Kapteyn. Mary Millson Secretary. X Family Re-united After Six Decades There may still be some long-time Newcastle area citizens who will recall the Wright family back in the 30's. When Mrs. Wright died in 1933, her two sons, Harold and Ron were separated. They were nine and seven at the time and it was 60 years later before they were reunited. Harold lives in Edmonton and Ron in San Diego, California. California. They held their reunion last year in San Diego. Here they are with their wives, Pat and Debbie. That's Harold, at right, and Ron, left. Harold attended Brown's School and later, Newcastle High School, according to information received from his wife Debbie. Are You TOPPING UP YOUR RRSP?? or Looking At Improving Your Investment or Retirement Portfolio THEN CALL: - REGAL CAPITAL PLANNERS LTD.- Canada's Largest "Independent" Financial Planning Organization. For 25 years. 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Scatterty Financial Advisor BOWMANVILLE OFFICE 103 Rhonda Blvd. 1-905-623-1936 LINDSAY OFFICE 1-705-324-0888 AN INVITATION TO COMMENT ON THE CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR COMMUTER FACILITIES THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT SUBSECTION 7(1) NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF REVIEW A class environmental assessment has been submitted by GO Transit for the planning and design of commuter rail and bus facilities in Ontario. A review of the environmental assessment has been completed. Before a decision is made on acceptance of this environmental assessment, you have the right to submit comments on the proposed undertaking, the environmental assessment and the review documents. You also have the right, subject to the discretion of the Minister, to require a hearing. HOW DO YOU GET THE INFORMATION YOU NEED? You may inspect the documents during normal business hours at the following Ontario Environment and Energy Ministry offices: Environmental Assessment Branch 5th Floor, 250 Davisville Avenue Toronto, Ontario , .... .. M4S1H2 ' " * ' (416)440-3450 Central Region 7 Overlea Boulevard 4th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4H1A8 (416) 424-3000 West Central Region 119 King Street West 12th Floor, P.O.Box 2112 Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3Z9 (905) 521-7640 Copies are also available for inspection at the following Clerks' offices; Clerk The Regional Municipality of Durham 605 Rossland Road East, Whitby (905)668-7711 Clerk The Regional Municipality of Halton 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville (905) 825-6000 Clerk The Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth 119 King Street West 14th Floor, Hamilton (905)546-4111 Clerk The Regional Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Station 1071 Metro Hall, 7th Floor 55 John Street Toronto, Ontario M5V 3C6 (416)392-8016 Clerk The Regional Municipality of Peel 10 Peel Centre Drive, Brampton (905) 791-9400 Clerk The County of Simcoe Administration Centre, Midhurst (705) 726-9300 Clerk The Regional Municipality of Waterloo 20 Erb Street West, Waterloo (519) 885-1436 Clerk The Regional Municipality of York 62 Bayview Parkway, Newmarket (905)895-1231 Clerk The County of Wellington 74 Woolwich Street, Guelph (519) 837-2600 Please submit your written comments and/or requests for a hearing so they are received no later than March 16,1994. 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