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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 23,1994 7 A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 E □ Glad to hear Publisher John M. James is improving in health. Surely the spring weather will cheer us all and make us feel better. It was back to school on Monday for some of the school pupils. Have to watch the cyclists! Masters Graydcn and Adrien Hunt, Pontypool, spent Thursday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell. On Saturday evening, March 19, several Newcastle residents enjoyed the roast beef dinner at Newtonville United Church and the entertainment provided by Yvonne and Lyle Bender and daughter Dolores. On Wednesday, March 16, a bus load of Newcastle Senior Citizens enjoyed enjoyed a trip to Hamilton. At Carmen's Carmen's about five hundred patrons enjoyed enjoyed turkey dinner and apple pie, and entertainment by the Good Time Music Hall performers, Dave Hoy, pianist, Jack Thomson, drums, Brock Patterson, banjo, Randy Dawdy and Louise Palmer, vocals. Of course, the theme was Irish, songs for St, Patrick's Patrick's Day. A stop at the Pickering Town Centre Centre on the return trip completed the day's outing. Much planning goes into the organizing of such bus trips. Thanks to the committee for this one! Mrs. Maurice Coulter, Downs- view, was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crago, Saturday afternoon afternoon the trio visited Morley and Leta McAllister, Elizabethvillc, and also called on Ken and Bertha Trcw. In the evening a delicious birthday dinner dinner in honour of Floyd Powell at the home of Russell and Maureen Powell and family, was enjoyed. As in most family gatherings, great was the reminiscing. reminiscing. Russell had received a little school newspaper from Stanley Brown. This copy of The Lake Shore Broadcast had been edited on May 19th, 1938. All the senior pupils of Lake Shore S.S. No. 2 at that time had items printed there - Mildred •Brown, Leonard Lawlor, Bernice Brown, Olive Brown, Jack Brown, Ross Adams, Archie Hendry, Billie Jaynes, Joyce Martin, Audrey Adams, Adams, Jean Brown, Bill Taylor, Donald, Donald, Hazel and Ronald Powell. Hazel's Hazel's still at it! On Wednesday evening the Orono and District Fiddle Club members once again provided a great evening's evening's entertainment for a great crowd. Oh Thursday evening at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall the Seniors enjoyed their regular card games. Winners of the games were 1st June Wilson, 2nd Mark Marchant, 3rd Thelma Lane, 4th Carl Todd, 5th Velma Jakcman, 6th Hazel Murphy. Lucky draw winners were Mary Thompson, Carl Todd, Olive Little, Arthur Bedwin, Jean Rickard, Jean Jilisen, Bertha Fisher, Hazel Murphy, Albert Pearce, Mark Marchant and Mary Todd. Birthday greetings to Newton and Christena Selby, Leigh McSwan, Do- rella Chard, Lisa Vanderstarrc, Gordon Gordon Jose, Jordan Schmahl, and Jack Primer. Congratulations and best wishes to George and Lana Rickard on their March 27 wedding anniversary. On Sunday .afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allin and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell enjoyed pancakes and entertainment entertainment at Sandy Flats Sugarbush in Warkworth. They had a chat with Stewart and Leslc Campbell who were assisting there. The Campbells were former residents. Sorry to report Mrs. Margaret Pearce is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. We notice a sign posted at the former former drug store announcing Newcastle Newcastle Photocopy and a Card Store will be opening there soon. Mr. Harry Wade enjoyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Bowmanville. Enjoying Sunday bmnch at Northumberland Northumberland Mall were Mary Vinklc, Newtonville, Earl and Florence McE- wen, Peterborough, Harold and Mari on Burley, Bridgenorth, Clarence and Audrey Gilmer, Cameron and Ron and Marg Burley, Newcastle, a great family gathering. On Saturday evening Mrs. Gladys Wood was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and family, celebrating celebrating a couple of birthdays. On Sunday evening Shirley and Harold Wood, Oshawa, Stewart and Jean Wood, Orono, visited Mrs. Gladys Gladys Wood. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Elizabeth Skelding were George and Madeleine Buckley Bowmanville and Raymond Chapman. We notice that Daylight Saving Time begins on April 3rd. That's when wè set our clocks ahead one hour. It is also Easter Sunday! A recent holiday in Las Vegas was enjoyed by Ben and Narda Hoogkamp. Horticultural Meeting On Tuesday evening, March 15, President Wylma Allin welcomed new members to the Newcastle Horticultural Horticultural Society meeting. Minutes of the January meeting were read by Secretary Dorclla Chard. Much business business was discussed. Member Vicki- Lesnick introduced Carol Mostert who gave a most detailed and interesting interesting talk on preserving plants, flowers flowers and branches, in glycerine. Her many dried arrangements attested to her successful preservation recipes. Delicious lunch was served by Janet Pacden and Jean Rickard. Year books for 1994, the eightieth anniversary year of Newcastle Horticultural Society, Society, arc now available for members. Newcastle Lions News On March 9, twenty-seven Lions welcomed Charles Stevens to a regular regular Lion's Club meeting. A delicious, roast beef dinner was served by the Newcastle U.C.W. After dinner Lion Dave Gibson introduced the guest speaker, Charles Stevens. Charles is the principal grower of High Bush Blueberries in Clarington, a business that he started in 1978 when he brought the first stock into this area. He took the audience through the long process of planting, pruning, irrigating irrigating and finally harvesting this delicious fruit. The Lions learned that, like most other agricultural crops, it is not as lucrative as it looks. After about five years the plants start to produce and three years later they come into full production. At one point in the process Charles related to the assembly that he almost ploughed the plants down. Many questions followed followed the presentation and Charles who is also a Lion with the Bowmanville Bowmanville Club was thanked by new Lion Greg Forget. Lion Gord Moulton won the 50/50 draw, totalling $12. Donations were approved to Durham Durham Christian School, the Navy League, Clarke High School and McIntyre Park for the disabled. Nominations were finalized ' to make way for the Club Elections to take place in the near future, the new executive will take office on July 1. It was decided to allow the Boy Scouts Group Committee to use the Lions Room for four Committee meetings this year. The Easter Bunny Committee urged all Lions to get out and sell their allotted bunnies. The next Newcastle Lions Club meeting will be in the Lions Room at the Newcastle Community Hall on March 23. Dinner will be at 7:00 p.m. Guests are welcome, call Dave Adams 987-4832. St. George's Anglican Church At the eleven o'clock service on Sunday, March 20th, the infant son of David and Lisa Gaffield was baptized baptized Evan Michael by the Reverend Robert Hartley. His godparents are Paul and Karen Purves. Communion was celebrated at eight and eleven. The Easter Parish letter was distributed at both services. The all-male choir was under the direction direction of organist, Ron Tidy. The Advisory Board will meet this Thursday in the Parish Hall at You are cordially invited to an OPEN HOUSE For LAIDLAW's New and Innovative Landfill Reclamation Project Dates: March 16,1994 March 30,1994 Time: 2:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m, Place: Laidlaw's Information Centre 97 King Street (East of Mill Street and North of the 401) Clarington (Village of Newcastle) Ontario LIB 1 M3 For further information, please call (705) 745-1161 LANDFILL RECLAMATION WILL BENEFIT THE REGION OF DURHAM BY: • securing a higher level of environmental integrity • improving the existing landfill site • conserving valuable landfill space • providing a cost-effective method of recovering resources and meeting Provincial diversion targets • providing additional landfill capacity within the existing footprint and contours 7:30 p.m. On Friday youths from 12 to 18 years of age are welcome at the Parish Hall between 8 and 10 p.m. Carol Jones at 987-4933 can be contacted contacted for more infonmation about their activities. Palm Sunday is March 27 and Lay Reader, Oakley Peters, will conduct the Service of Morning Prayer at eleven. There will be no Early Service Service but those wishing to take Communion Communion may do so on Friday, March 25 at 9 a.m. " United Church On Monday evening, March 14, the Sunshine Unit of the U.C.W. met in the Sunday School Hall of Newcastle Newcastle United Church. Devotional was presented by Wylma Allin and Sheila Stiles. Mrs. Marie Pcdwell played the piano for the singing of hymns. President Ann Cox chaired the business part of the program. Social Social convenor Carole Brunton asked for support for the March 26 birthday party for Jack Gordon given by his wife Gloria. Guest speaker Blaikie Rowsell gave a wonderful talk and slide presentation of the medical missionary missionary work in Guyana. On Sunday at Newcastle United Church two children were baptized by Reverend Donald Stiles: Riley James Johnson, son of Daniel and Gail (Sicbarth) Johnson and Alyssa Pre Ward, daughter of Fred and Shirley Shirley (Cameron) Ward. An Easter Tableau portraying The Passion of Jesus was presented by the Sunday School children. Amanda Storks was the principal narrator. Other readers were Tiffany Willson, Sarah Little, Amanda Willson, Vicky Smithson, Michele Smithson, Leah Kuhne and Jaime Wright. Matthew Brown read Nathan Wright's part. Sorry that Nathan was not feeling well. The choir sang the anthem, A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. The Easter issue of the newsletter The Herald was available on Sunday. On Palm Sunday, March 27th, the Sacrament of Holy Communion will be celebrated and new members will be received. Trillium members of the UCW are gathering articles for their silent auc tion to be held Thursday, April 7th, at the home of Grace and Bill Rudell. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Loma Crockett 199, 199, 213, Linda Nourish 272, 189, 238, Marion Martin 184, 230, 193, Paiiline Coady 197, 181, Betty Major 229, Marilyn Major 260, 226, Mary Picrik 192, 185, Susan Gilfoy 176, Liz Willems 195, Nancy Bell 205, 239, 178, Trixie Trixie Wright 212, Jean Pollard 176, Vicky Thompson 209, Shirley Adams Adams 204, 268, 253, Beth Stacey 211, 211. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 174, 153, Stan Allin 252, Ruby Brunt 151, Marg Burley 197, 201, Ron Burley 162, 157, Vance Cooper 170, 175, Loma Crockett 208, 230, Mary Foster 187, Marie Gibson 158, 193, Roy Hayward Hayward 192, Lonn Pardy 171, Albert 'Pearce 170, 171, Eleanor Perrin 154, 205, Stan Powell 209,232, Joyce Stacey Stacey 195, 155, John Thome 167, 237, June Wilson 165, Tom Wilson 157. Thursday Mixed League Wes Forget 186, 223, Joe Forget 204, 229, 177, Bill Brown 238, Donna Donna Mendonca 199,195, Roy Hopkins OPTIMISTS HOST FREE SKATE -- Plenty of kids took advantage advantage of the free skating time at the Newcastle Arena sponsored by the Optimist Club of Newcastle Village on March 17th. The local Optimists Optimists also hosted a Much Music video dance, a day of bowling and a free movie for children off school during the recent March Break. 214, 271, 203, Greg Forget 292, 225, Ken Boyd 201, 188, Jackie Kindra- tiuk 216, 294, 239, Betty Richards 227, 197, Chris Anderson 201, 178, Jean Hall 180, 186, Chris Nicholson 246, H. Anderson 195, Ken Jury 207, Fae Forget 272, 293,259, Ted Ritchie Ritchie 218, 192, Kathryn Brown 196, Do- rella Chard 196, Sharon Saxby 219, Garry Saxby 228, 186, Tom Kindra- tiuk 216,194. Youth Bowling Seniors Cassy McSwan 110, Kelly Holmes 120, 114, Krystal Walden- sperger 110, 155, Shannon Hannigan 118, 157, Amanda Storks 124, 137, Jacki Green 110, 118, Shannon Saxby Saxby 122, 177, Richard Martin 273, 161, Stephanie Formosa 162, Troy Hendry 117,139, Jason Orwood 150, 105, Sara Castellano 135, 124, Richard Richard Pearce 100,181, Cindy Woodrow 145, 144, Steven Grant 159, 206, Nick Brown 259, 338, Jenna Higgins 121, 125, Dave Michaud 169, 164, Michelle Alldread 162, 134, Lindse.y Holmes 180, 192, Nathan Coyle 135, 112, Dale Hammond 134,115, Kevin Waterfall 143,182. Intermediates Robert Walton 114, 117, Carly Schmahl 144, 99, Jordan Schmahl 106, 106, Jessey Thompson 104, Brett Griffin 152, Julie Brown 147, 128, Dana Sparrow 116, Brian Trot- man 136, 111, Glcndon Preece 87, 148, Craig McManus 117, 136, Ben Koslik 111, 133, Kevin Formosa 84, 112, Burke Cooke 118, 150, Jackson Field 162, 116, Tim Hales 113, 128, Brant Saunders 107, 138, Ryan McCracken 166, 97, Adam Preece 94,98, Scan Higgins 171,134. Juniors Andrea Pears 107, 179, Crystal Lcca 94, 108, Bailey Duetta 97, 100, Rachael Pears 97, 104, Derek Henderson Henderson 87,100, Sarah Whyte 143, 88, Travis Gendron 90, 65, Jason Griffin 127, 177, Spencer Field 62, 76, Cara Dwyer 107, 115, Doug Walton 78, 185. Novices Kyle Tittcrton 102, Justine Galea 51, Kiley Likozar 60, Nicholas Holt 86, Laura Lea Dwyer 84, Bradley Mendonca 77, Daniel Mendonca 105, Ashley Gendron 63, Erin Napier 61. LIMITED EDITION INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW 1994 CAVALIER Z22 COUPE. CAVALIER. 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