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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 2,1994 7 A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 _ Beavers Celebrate Founder's Birthday With Parkview Residents •M< On Friday, February 18, several persons registered for Line Dancing with the 55 Plus Moovin' and Groovin' Groovin' Club. You should have seen us on Friday, February 25 when instructress instructress Norma Machmis had us dancing! dancing! Do come along at 10:30 am. on Friday in the Newcastle United Church Sunday School Hall. We hope to lose some of the pounds gained with Christmas chocolates! Last week we received our Newcastle Newcastle Village, and District Newsletter. Newsletter. Because of Easter, the next meeting meeting will be held on the second Monday in April (April 11) at 7:30 p.m. in the Lions Room of the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall. Our neighbours Angie is a member member of the Family Connection. This group of young mothers and children meet regularly on Tuesdays and Thursdays for Interaction Programs and Wednesday and Thursdays for their Toy Library program. Angie invites invites mothers and infant to six-year- olds to their interaction days and mothers and children to ten years of age to their toy/resourcc lending library, library, Telephone number on their brochure is 987-7767. People new to the village could get acquainted! On Wednesday, February 23rd the executive of the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society met at the home of President President Wylma Allin. Wylma accompanied accompanied by Hazel Crago and Shelley Etmanskie, president of the Orono Society, had attended a meeting in Port Perry at . the OMAF office the previous Wednesday. Rural Committee Committee Advisor Barbara Weese, Anne Bourke, and District Director Kathleen Kathleen Petrie chaired the meeting there - Duties of officers and District Annual Annual meeting plans for Pefferlaw April 16 were discussed. Reports of this meeting were related to the executive. executive. Membership lists were organized. organized. Distribution of flyers (neatly folded, thanks to Pam Daley) was discussed. Newcastle Horticultural Society's March 15th meeting will feature Carol Mostert who will deal with the topic of drying plants and what plants to grow for that purpose. Wylma served a tasty lunch. On Monday evening the Newcastle Newcastle Lioness directors met in the Lions Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. The Newcastle Senior Citizens enjoyed. enjoyed. their regular evening of cards on Thursday night in the Newcastle New Surgeon ' ■ /Xr 4 . I V.y - ■ Xv-r. i Dr. Paul Hardy On February 1 Memorial Hospital, added another new face to its medical staff. Dr. Paul Hardy, pictured above, is originally a native of Toronto, but he prefers the atmosphere of the Bowmanville area and says he came to work at MHB "because of the excellent excellent staff'. Dr. Hardy is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (Canada). He trained at Western University in London, London, and interned at North York General General Hospital. After spending six months at MHB doing general practice practice locums (which translates to filling filling in for other doctors who may be absent or on leave), he went to Edmonton Edmonton for five years of specialty training in general surgery. Library Announces March Break Events Clarington Public Library has a variety of programs to offer school age children during March break including: including: Bet You Can/Bet You Can't: A program based on the books by Vicki Cobb, we will challenge you to try a number of tricks, some suprisingly simple, and others that appear simple, but arc impossible. This program for children aged 6-12 will be held at the Bowmanville branch, Wednesday, March 16, 10:15 -10:45 a.m. Registration Registration is required. Family Storytime: Preschoolers arc asked to invite friends and family to our regular Preschool storytime, to enjoy stories, songs and games. This program will be held at the Bowman- villc branch, Wednesday, March 16, 1:15 - 1:45 p.m., and Thursday, March 17, 10:15-10:45 a.m,, and at the Newcastle Village branch, Wednesday, March 16, 1:30-2:00 p.m. No registration is required. Games and Tricks with Paper: This workshop for children aged 6-12 will demonstrate a variety of games and tricks that can be done with paper, and will 1» held at the Newcastle Newcastle Village branch, Thursday, March 17, 1:30-2:00 p.m. Registration Registration is required. The Gunniwoir - A puppet show: This puppet show for children of all ages, is based on the story by Wilhel- niina Harper, and will be held at the Bowmanville branch, Friday, March 18, 10:30-11:00 a.m. Free tickets are available at the Bowmanville brandi. community Hall. Winners of the games were: 1st June Wilson, 2nd Marilyn Martin, 3rd John Ravey, 4th Jean Holmes, 5th Ailecn Turner, 6th Lil Boldcrstone. Lucky draws were won by Ruby Bmnt, Roy Hayward, Robin Alldrcd, Maurice O'Neill, Lena Graham, Gordon Gray, Jean Jil- iscn, Edgar Millson, Alice Hopson, Ewart Robinson, Frank Hoar and Jack Barkwcll. On Tuesday, Newcastle UCW members Carole Noble, Sheila Stiles, Kay Powell, Marion Allin, Ann Cox, Alice Hopson and Erla Jose attended the UCW Prcsbyterial at St. Paul's Church, Bowmanville. Birthday greetings to Joan Cowles, Courtney Wood, Del Rud- man, Scott Moreland, and Howard Quinney. Belated Happy Birthday to Donna Mendonca. Last Monday visitors with Mr. Floyd Powell, Lake Shore, were Jack and June Laverty, Oshawa. On Wednesday the Newcastle Lions Lions held their regular meeting. Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were his sister Mrs. Grace Shetlcr of Oshawa and daughters Cheryl Duval of Cowan- ville, Wendy Shetler and Lynda Anderson, Anderson, Oshawa. The ladies also visited visited Mrs. Evelyn Northmp. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, Powell, Mrs. Margaret Rudman and Mrs. Doris Trimble of Bowmanville attended attended the Lawrence Welk Family Show at Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto. Saturday afternoon visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were his cousin Seldon and Pat Parker, of Oakwood. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard attended the 40th wedding anniversary reception in honour of Lion Mickey and Lioness Marilyn Maloney, Marmora. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Veme Rowe and her mother, Margaret Pearce, visited with Mac and Norma Ransberry at the home of their daughter and husband, George and Darlene Muller, Pontypool. Please to report that Norma is looking well! Mrs. Gladys Wood accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood, of Oshawa, to Markham where they were Sunday supper guests of Pamela Felgate. St. George's Anglican Church At Morning Prayer on February 27, the Second Sunday in Lent, Lay Reader Oakley Peters preached the sermon which was entitled Door of Hope. He was assisted in the service by Cathie Moulton and Fred Yates. The Sidemen were Frances Holland and Lyriri Lqyckin'. ^ ' ' ' v ' On Sunday, March 6, the Reverend Reverend Robert Hartley will celebrate Holy Communion at 8 and eleven. United Church At Newcastle United Church on Sunday, February 27th, the Junior and Youth Choirs combined to perform perform a two-part song, much appreciated appreciated by the congregation. Keeping Promises was the children's story and the sermon was titled The Promise to Abraham and Sarah - A Land and a People, both delivered by Reverend Stiles, On Thursday, March 3rd, the Trillium Trillium Unit meets at 2 o'clock at the home of Helen and Don Thompson. Friday, March 4th, the World Day of Prayer Service begins at 7 p.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Church. Tuesday, March 8th, Official Board meets at 8 o'clock in the Board Room. On March 26 Gloria Gordon is hosting a birthday party in honour of husband Jack Gordon. Friends arc invited invited to attend from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. in the Sunday School Hall. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Dcbi Hannigan 190, Shirley Adams Adams 191, Karen Whalen 179, Mary Picrik 231, 191, Val Witheridgc 180, Pauline Coady 181, Betty Major 191, 246, Marion Martin 201, 213, 208, Marilyn Major 253, 235, Cindy Anglers Anglers 195,189, Nancy Bell 177, 212, 176, Trixie Wright 260, 207 277, Jean Pollard 204, Loma Crockett 194, 250, Shelly Rivers 259, Linda Norrish 217, 290, Kim Robinson 190,212. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 180, Marg Burley 155, 188, Ron Burley 225, 226, Ruby Brunt 247, Alice Hopson 164, Lonn Pardy 225, 206, Eleanor Perrin 233, 201, Joyce Stacey 159, 174, Loma Crockett 187, 194, Jean Holmes 170, Grace McGill 156, John Thome 161, 192, Jenny Hicks 166, 181, Roy Hayward 198, Albert Pearce 167, 193, Helen Thome 205, Vance Cooper 162, Marie Gibson 183, Stan Powell 198, 305, Mary Foster 175, 213, Marilyn Couch 164, 242. Thursday Night Mixed League Wes Forget 210, 217, 200, Joe Forget 254, 263, 190, Bill Brown 225, M.J. Dillon 191, 180, Donna Mendonca 224, Betty Richards 177, 220, Tom Kindratiuk 242, 177, Ken Boyd 236,175,200, Chris Nicholson 190, Roy Hopkins 232, 271, Fac Forget Forget 240, K. Jury 182, 262, Ted Ritchie Ritchie 178, 181, 243, Garry Saxby 179, 283, Jackie Kindratiuk 209,179,186, Greg Forget 198, 210, Joe Mendonca 182, Jean Hall 298,213,179. Youth Bowling Seniors Gassy McSwan 141, 100, Kelly Holmes 111, 122, Shannon Hannigan 135,119, Jackie Green 102, Shannon Saxby 197, 147, Richard Marlin 194, 236, Troy Hendry 119, 140, Sara Castellano 141, Chris Druery 159, Richard Pearce 133, 123, Steven Grant 207, 177, Nick Brown 224, 307, Jenna Higgins 127, 119, Dave Michaud 179,189, Michelle Alldrcad 110, 151, Lindsey Holmes 170, 181, Nathan Coyle 124, 187, Stephen West 114, 141, Dale Hammond 128, 108, Kevin Waterfall 134, Kristi Brown 172,155. Intermediates Robert Walton 134, Carly Schmahl 151, 106, Jordan Schmahl 132,124, Jessey Thompson 108,112, Brett Griffin 121, 96, Julie Brown 116, 146, David Guthrie 160, 118, Lcanne Decker 92, 84, Brian Trot- man 149,127, Craig McManus 129, 153, Ben Koslik 139,158, Kevin Formosa Formosa 95, 103, Nick Shkordoff 98, 141, Burke Cooke 118, 140, Jackson Feild 101, 146, Tim Hales 175, Ryan McCracken 102, 126, Adam Preece 88,93, Glendon Prcece 85, 122, Sean Higgins 135,140. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 53, 57, Andrea Pears 67, 121, Crystal Leca 95, 53, Leah Thompson 112, 134, Bailey Duetta 146, 131, Radical Pears 74,. 112, Sarah Whyte 79, 103, Travis Gendron 154,107, Melissa Carter 67, 100, Jason Griffin 100, 117, Spencer Field 59, 127, Cara Dwyer 87, 70, Doug Walton 111, 112, Derek Henderson Henderson 119,139. Novices Kyle Titterton 78, Justine Galea 61, Jenny Thompson 69, Kiley Liko- zar 66, Nicholas Holt 77, Laura Lea Dwyer 73, Bradley Mendonca 97, Daniel Mendonca 75, Michael Kame- ka 52, Ashley Gendron 59, Erin Napier Napier 91. Newcastle Lions News Twenty-eight Lions from the Newcastle Club welcomed 10 guests to their regular meeting on February 23. Eight guests were Lions from the Whitby Club, one was the guest speaker and another a prospective new member. Dinner was catered by the Newcastle Newcastle Lioness Club with meat-loaf and gravy the fare of the day, a dinner dinner enjoyed by all. President Tony Clements served as Chairman and after dinner asked Lion Dennis Walker to introduce the guest speaker, Bob Willsher, Northumberland Northumberland Clarington School Board Trustee. Bob gave a superb address on the school system and the Board of Tmstees. Some subjects covered were community input, the calibre of students, destreaming, the provincial writing review which showed that 1 most local students' are above average, average, Cultural Equity ünd'Anti' Ratisnf Policy, Family and'School Violence, 1 Durham Regional Police Adopt-A- School program, Co-op Education, Apprenticeship Program and Waste Management in our schools. Many questions were queued up for Bob which regrettably forced the Chairman Chairman to impose a time restriction. Bob was thanked by Lion Mike Swaga and presented with a gift of appreciation from the club. Lion Amos reported that he had bowled in place of President Tony at the Big Brothers Bowl a Thon. But quelled the fears of those who were sponsoring him by the point by announcing announcing that his score was only 147. Lion Roy Watts announced that the Lions will be selling chocolate Bunnies again this year and each Lion will have a case of twenty-four to sell. 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