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v Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 9.1994 7 Community Correspondence Newcastle Lions Welcome New Members Wc welcome home Mrs. Dorothy Cuffe who has spent a month in Richmond, Richmond, British Columbia with son Tom, wife Marilyn and their son, Wes. Spring flowers were beautiful in the B.C. rain, but the sun shone as Dorothy departed. Tom sends greetings greetings to all his friends here. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray were Tim and Bonnie Gray and daughter Kimberley of Stittsville. On Wednesday, two bowling teams of Golden Agers, Bowman- villc, bowled at the Newcastle Community Community Lanes with the Newcastle Seniors after which lunch was enjoyed enjoyed in the Lions Den. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Friedlander, Toronto, were weekend visitors with his mother Raye Friedlander. On Tuesday evening Marjorie and Murray Paterson attended the performance performance of Annie at Leslie MacFarlane School, Whitby. Granddaughters Sarah Sarah Milton, Lesle and Jennifer de Jongc were in the cast. On Thursday night the Patersons enjoyed the Music Night at R.S. McLaughlin School, Oshawa. Grandson Grandson Ian Milton played in the band. On Sunday Mr. Albert Pearce enjoyed enjoyed grandson Adam Walton's eleventh eleventh birthday in Bowmanville with Adam's family Liz and Ted Walton and brother Jason. Enjoying a week in Aruba recently recently were Patti and Steve Selby and sons Christopher and Mitchel. We extend congratulations to Stephen Stephen Gray, son of George and Diane Gray, and grandson of Vicki. Stephen was one of a hundred chosen from 1000 aspiring dancers from all of Canada to attend a summer session at the National Ballet School in Toronto in July. The impressive downtown facilities facilities include residences for 100; nine studios, a pool; a fully-equipped theatre, special rooms for computers, art and music; laboratories for photography photography and science;, and a physiotherapy physiotherapy clinic. What an opportunity for Stephen! Birthday greetings to Tom Schmahl, John Patrick Pisani, David Gibson, Vina FI intoff, Reinhold Schumann, Dwayne Martin, Anne de Bruin, Leaha Woodbeck. ' Congratulations to Dave and Betty Adams, Bill and Janet McCracken on their March wedding anniversaries. All the best! The Newtonville Pastoral Charge auction held on Saturday evening March 5, was well attended. The bak- ing is a great seller and entertainment is great. On Monday .evening the Newcastle Newcastle Lionesses held their regular meeting meeting in the Lions Den. Guest speaker, Lion Terry Graham, gave an account of the Lions International project of Sight-First. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Beth Mar- kle and daughter Alyssa, Scarborough Scarborough and Judy Powell, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The Trillium Unit of the UCW met at the home of Helen and Dan Thompson last Thursday. Jean Rickard, Rickard, guest speaker, gave flower arranging arranging demonstration. Sorry to report that Mrs. Alice Hopson had a fall last Friday which resulted in a broken arm. On Sunday afternoon at the home of Gary and Carole Brunton a bedroom bedroom and bathroom shower was held in honour of bride-to-be Lorie Rowe. Among the many guests were grandmother grandmother Margaret Pearce and aunt Nancy Pearce and girls of Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding, Port Perry, were Sunday luncheon guests of his mother Elizabeth Skelding. The Newcastle Horticultural Society Society President, Wylma Allin, is busy getting the yearbook ready for the March 15th. meeting when Carol Mostcrt will tell us what to plant this spring for dried arrangements this fall. Welcome home to Ron and Judy Hope who enjoyed a ten-day vacation in Arizona recently. While there they made the most of the tourist attractions attractions and also visited with her aunt and uncle, Nellie and Walter Haigh at Mesa, Arizona. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldrcd were Doug and Barry Rowe. On Saturday Hilda Call and a couple of lady friends enjoyed dinner out and a show. On Sunday Mrs. Hilda Call enjoyed enjoyed dinner with son Keith and Deborah Deborah in Bowmanville. Last week Mrs. Pauline Storks attended attended the MEA annual meeting at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. On die Sunday night Mrs. Pauline Storks and sister Rave Friedlander were dinner guests of Dean and Olga Friedlander, Toronto. St. George's Anglican Church On March 6, the Third Sunday in Lent, the Reverend Robert Hartley celebrated Holy Communion at eight and eleven. He was assisted at eleven by Lay Reader Cathie Moulton and the choir under the direction of Or- .Give all the hope you can, Ti in KiDNiiv Foundation ofCanada ganist, Ron Tidy. The sidesmen were Mr. and Mrs. Sierd DeJong. Mr. Hartley's sermon was based on the Epistle and Gospel for the day. He gave to each member of the congregation congregation a booklet entitled The Nail as a guide to daily Lenten devotions. It was Marianne Leslie's fourteenth birthday and the congregation sang a special version of Happy Birthday asking God's blessing for her. . Next Sunday, Holy Communion will be at eight and Morning Prayer at eleven. St. Francis of Assisi Parish February The following new member was welcomed into our parish family through the Sacrament of Baptism during the month of February: Peter Mark Robinson. The CWL members met for their general meeting on Thursday evening February 10th. Following this a mini- retreat, sponsored by the CWL for all women of the parish, was organized and facilitated by Sue Hendricks the CWL Spiritual Convenor. Her theme for the retreat was "Forgiving Eyes". The Rite of Election for catechumens catechumens Paul White and Sherry Kozak was held on February 19th during the 7:00 p.m. Eucharistic Celebration. On Ash Wednesday, the formal start of the Lenten Season, ashes were distributed at the 7:00 p.m. Eucharistic Eucharistic Celebration. Each Wednesday Wednesday thereafter our Lenten Series/94, arranged and facilitated by our Education Education Committee, followed the Eucharist Eucharist with the theme being "We are the Church". . February 23 was a day of celebration celebration for 36 children of the parish who celebrated their First Sacrament of Reconciliation. They enjoyed a social reception in the church hall after the 7:00 p.m. Mass on Friday the 25th. St. Francis of Assisi The theme of the World Day of Prayer for 1994 was Go, See and Act. For the Newcastle village the service was held at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Roman Catholic Church with the local churches participating. The most fitting introduction to this service was, 'Pray not for Arab or Jew, for Palestinian or Israeli, Syrian Syrian or Lebanese, Muslim or Christian, Christian, Orthodox or Catholic, but pray rather for yourselves, that you may not divide them in your prayers, but keep them all together in your hearts.' ' " Guest speakerfor the evening was Sylvia Vanhaverbeke who had visited visited the Holy Land as she trained for the ministry. Mission, outreach and prayers are necessary for aid in these troublous times. Following the service, attendants were invited to the church hall for refreshments refreshments and a social time. United Church On display at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, March 6th included included pictures of camping in general and at Camp Quin Mo Lac. Articles pertaining pertaining to camping completed the display. display. Registration forms for Quin Mo Lac were available. Lay Reader was Brian Robinson and the Youth Choir, accompanied by pianist Janet Cringle, sang Part of the Plan. The senior choir sang For Everything there is a Season. Reverend Reverend Stiles preached the sermon, A Valley of Vision. Saturday, March 12th, the official opening of the Oshawa Presbytery's Good News Book and Resource Centre Centre will be held at Northminster United United Church, Oshawa. Sunshine Unit of the UCW meets on Monday evening March 14 in the S.S. Hall. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Vicky Thompson 176, 178, Shirley Shirley Adams 213, 187, Karen Whalen 187, Beth Stacey 228, 203, 211, Mary Picrik 211, 178, Pauline Coady 202, Betty Major 207,195,185, Marilyn Marilyn Major 178, Liz Willems 206, 204, Loma Crockett 196, 280, 177, Shelley Rivers 180, 185, Linda Nor- rish 185, 210, Marion Martin 180, 226, Nancy Bell 208, 182,182, Trixie Trixie Wright 206,193, Jean Pollard 183, 201. Seniors Stan Allin 187, Marg Burley 159, 206, Ron Burley 175, Art Compton 155, Vance Cooper 220, 197, Loma Crockett 230, 164, Alice Hopson 157, Olive Little 157, Grace McGill 163, Lonn Purdy 202, Albert Pearce 234, 182, .Eleanor Perrin 176, 195, Stan Powell 155, Joyce Stacey 150, Helen Thome 165, John Thome 264, 169, June Wilson 157, Tom Wilson 182. Thursday Mixed League Sharon Saxby 199, Garry Saxby 179,199,186, Jackie Kindratiuk 180, 226, Betty Richards 245, 245, Tom Kindratiuk 255, 206, 187, Greg Forget Forget 218, Ken Boyd 180,265,190, Joe Mcndonca 190, 192, Chris Nicholson 227, 230, Fac Forget 278, 306, 176, Ted Ritchie 201, 194, 199, Kathryn Brown 176, Ken Jury 273, 182, Wes Forget 213,262,188, Joe Forget 210, 239,212, Donna Mcndonca 195,197, 175, Roy Hopkins 204. Youth Bowling Seniors Gassy McSwun 142, Kelly Holmes 160, 118, Krystal Walden- sperger 129, 103, Shannon Hannlgan 208, 182, Kristi Brown 130, 171, Dale Hammond 132, 109, Steven West 121, 143, Kevin Waterfall 183, 228, Steven Grant 206, 152, Jenna Higgins 15b, 1-23, Dave Michaud 152, 204, Lindsey Holmes 208, 205, Amanda Storks 159, 211, Jacki Green 129, 125, Richard Martin 194, 147, Stephanie Formosa 144, 156, Jason Orwood 119,164, Sara Castellano Castellano 121, Chris Druery 113, 120, Richard Pearce 194, 147, Cindy Woodrow 111, Nick Brown 194, 263, Jeff Sparrow 149, 113, Michelle Alldread 104, 107, Nathan Coyle 137,179. Intermediates Jeff Carter 82, 82, Robert Walton 110, 115, Carly Schmahl 108, 203, Jordan Schmahl 86, 153, Jessey Thompson 146,160, Brett Griffin 92, 165, Julie Brown 127, 100, Dana Sparrow 140, 124, Craig McManus 109, 83, Ben Koslik 145,129, Kevin Formosa 130, 123, Nick Shkordoff 90, 99, Burke Cooke 121, 137, Jack- son Field 148, 143, Tim Hales 116, 128, Brant Saunders 132, 130, Ryan McCracken 182, 95, Adam.. Preece 87, Glendon Preece 96, Sean Higgins 171,148.. Seniors Lara Shkordoff 128, 117, Andrea Pears 88, 121, Crystal Lcca 91, 85, Leah Thompson 147, 89, Bailey Duetta 77, 123, Derek Henderson 85, 102, Rachael Pears 95, 118, Sarah Whyte 88, 125, Travis Gendron 76, 103, Melissa Carter 87, 55, Jason Griffin 148, 131, Spencer Field 95, 111, Doug Walton 91,84. Novices Kyle Titterton 94, Justine Galea 52, Jenny Thompson 50, Kiley Liko- zar 51, Nicholas Holt 71, Laura Lea Dwyer 61, Bradley Mcndonca 83, Daniel Mendonca 94, Michael Kame- ka 65, Ashley Gendron 103, Erin Ma- pier 78. On February 23, the Lions Club of Newcastle inducted eight new members in a mass ceremony. Lion sponsors (in the back row) include: Peter DeJong, Warren Tait, Seird DeJong, Terry Graham, Dave Gibson, Gibson, Murray Patterson, Amos Langley, Zone Chairman Dick Lovekin, John Bugelli and Membership Chairman Brenton Rickard. New inductees in the front row are: Dennis Walker, Greg Forget, Rob Roo- zenboom, James Kennedy, John Luxton, Joe Smith, Charlie Anderson and Mike Swaga. Francis Jose and Sam Lemon have also had their applications for membership accepted, but were unable to attend. They will be inducted at a later date. Bowmanville Hosts UCW Presbyterial Meeting About 150 women attended the annual meeting of Oshawa Presbyterial Presbyterial UCW which was held recently at St. Paul's United Church, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. 31 locals were represented. Shelley Wright, president, presided until the new executive was installed by Betty Turcott in a very moving installation. installation. Bessie Vaneyk is now president for two years, with Eileen Burgess as first vice president and Donna Johnston installed as second vice president. Margaret Down of Ebenezer UCW introduced Alexandra Caver- ley-Lowery. She is a liturgical dancer, dancer, a counsellor, an associate professor professor of Dance at York University. As an Anglican theologian she combines theology and movement of the body to bring her story to us. Movement is the language of her story-telling. There was not a sound nor a cough as Alexandra presented her ministry and dance. Over 100 women sat down to a delicious roast beef dinner prepared by the Host church. We were advised the January workshop that was cancelled cancelled due to inclement weather will be held Monday, March 28th at Cour- • tice United Church. Betty Turcott ' will present her study and worship kit < based on the Purpose of UCW. This v should be a very worthwhile workshop workshop and all United Church Women are urged to attend. Submitted by ." 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