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i Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 30,1994 7 A Weekly Report from the VHlage of Newcastle ^ Editors: Jack and Ha/el Crngo -987-4201 A kind Lake Shore neighbour brought in a newspaper with a new item of interest to old? residents of the village. Mr. Neil Britton of Belleville Belleville Hydro will be retiring on May 13, 1994. We extend congratulations and best wishes to Neil for a happy, healthy retirement with wife Vivian and family. Neil's father, Harvc, was Hydro Manager for years here in the village. We welcome home Tom and Sandra Sandra Schmahl, Carly and Jordan who holidayed for two weeks in Bradenton, Bradenton, Florida. Weather was perfect for their vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Talbot Alldrcad, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Alldread, Michelle and Mitchell spent a couple of weeks recently recently in Largo, Florida. Mrs. Lynn Alldrcad is a patient in 1 Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Hope you are soon well, Lynn. Miss Alan Ough, Ajax, spent a couple of days last week with her grandparents, Bette and Win Collier. Glad to report Mrs. Margaret Pearce is home from Memorial Hospital, Hospital, Bowmanville. Reverend and Mrs. Donald Stiles and Don Jr. visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stiles, Peterborough Peterborough and their daughter Debbie and baby Megan, Victoria, British Columbia. Columbia. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skelding, Port Perry, visited on Thursday with his mother, Mrs. Elizcbcth Skelding. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Skelding, Ncwtonville, were Saturday evening visitors with his mother. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Oscar Dubeau whose funeral was held on Saturday, March 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley, Bert and Phyllis Stapleton, Bowmanville, were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Don and Eileen Stapleton, Port Hope. Lovely new signs arc in place where our old dmg store used to be. They read Newcastle Photographic Portraits, Weddings, Sports, Photo- finishing and Village Card and Gift Shoppe. We welcome new businesses to our village! On Monday evening, the Lioness directors of the Newcastle Club met in the Lions Den. Plans were made for their April 7 card parly which will be held in the Lions and Centennial Rooms of the Newcastle Community Hall. Time is 7:30 p.m. and cost is $2 per person. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell went to Manvcrs Arena Arena to watch grandson Grayden Hunt in a play-off game. On Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell visited Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Bowmanville and Morley Flintoff and Eva Couch, who arc patients patients in Memorial Hospital. On Saturday Lioness Kay Powell and Jean Rickard attended a Lioness Conference in Belleville, Kay was the winner of a special prize draw of a Lioness chair, proceeds of which went to the Sight-First project. On Sunday Judy Powell, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Lynn Pigott, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell went to Oakwood to see Adrien Hunt play in a hockey tournament after which they attended a game in Ops arena where brother Grayden played. Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Parker of Oakwood dined out with their cousins at The Bonfire, Lindsay. Mr. Harold Mills, Calgary, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard. The gentlemen enjoyed enjoyed the pancakes and entertainment at the Sùgarbush Flats, Warkworth, on Sunday. Enjoying two weeks in St. Peters Open House to Explain Mining Process Michael Walters, General Manager, Ontario Landfill Divisions, points out the south mound of Laidlaw's Ncwtonville landfill site on Stapleton Rd. By "mining" the old landfill mound for recyclable materials, materials, Laidlaw hopes to make room for additional waste at is Ncw- tonvillc site. An Open House to explain the process to the public is slated for March 30 at the Laidlaw Information Centre in Newcastle Village. Hours of tire Open House arc from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. burg, Florida, were Robin and Myrtle Alldred, Doug Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Alldred, Port Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Dclgamo, Baltimore. While in Florida they enjoyed many ball games. Mrs. Maxine Felgate, Claremont, and Mildred Pye-Finch, Scarborough, visited last Tuesday with their mother, mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood, Ncwtonville, were also callers that day. On Saturday Ron and Betty Lou Locke drove to Strathroy to visit her sister who had suffered a stroke. Birthday greetings to Jeff Pearce, Michael Rickard, Wendy Trinccr Rickard, Michael Sharpe, Aimec Brcreton, Lois Huber, Bruce Alldred and his father Robin, Verne Rowe. A special happy birthday to nonegenari- an Reginald Le Greslcy who will observe observe his 92nd birthday on April 6. The Newcastle Village and District District Historical Society meets on Monday, April 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lions Room of the Newcastle Community Community Hall. St. George's Anglican Church On March 27, the Blessing of the Palms immediately followed the Processional Processional Hymn. Oakley Peters, the Lay Reader, conducted the Service of Morning Prayer. His sermon was entitled entitled 'Who Is This'. The choir under the direction of the organist, Ron Tidy, sang the anthem 'O Sacred Heart'. The Reverend Robert Hartley will celebrate Holy Communion on Easter Sunday, April 3, at eight and eleven. In addition there will be a service on Maundy Thursday at 7 p.m. and at 11:15 a.m. on Good Friday. St. George's will also join with other churches on Easter Sunday for the Sunrise Service at the lake. Bishop Blackwell, Suffragan for Trcnt-Durham, announced this week that Mr. Hartley, the popular interim incumbent, will be continuing his ministry in Clarke until the fall. United Church On Saturday, March 26, at the Sunday School Hall Mrs. Gloria Gordon Gordon hosted a birthday party in honour of husband Jack. A host of friends and relatives attended this celebration. celebration. More next week. On Sunday the beautiful yellow chrysanthemum gracing the sanctuary sanctuary was in honour of Jack Gordon's birthday. Passion and Palm Sunday combined combined were celebrated on March 27th. As the Processional Hymn, All Glory Laud and Honour was sung, choirs and children entered waving and distributing palms. The Junior and Youth Choirs sang two selections Palm Sunday Peace and He Comes. The Senior Choir rendered When I Survey the Wondrous Wondrous Cross. Reverend Donald Stiles welcomed new members, Margaret Monck who transferred from Ken Beach United Church, Toronto and Joan Middleton, Gregory Forget and John Kuhne. The minister delivered the Communion Communion Meditation, Love's Redeeming Redeeming Work. Coffee hour followed the service. Easter eggs were available on Sunday and Hot Cross Buns may be picked up Thursday. Good Friday Service is April 1st at 10:30 a.m. At 7:00 a.m., D.S.T., the Sunrise Service will be held on Sunday April 3rd at the parkette at Bond Head. Breakfast follows at St. Francis of Assisi. Morning worship at Newcastle United begins at 10:30 a.m. Trillium Unit is having a silent auction on Thursday, April 7 at 2 p.m. at Grace and Bill Rudell's. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Betty Major 242, 179, 216, Marilyn Marilyn Major 213, 194, Dcbi Hannigan 177, Liz Willems 202, 179, Cindy Angicrs 233, Nancy Bell 188, Trixie Wright 198, 205, 229, Jean Pollard 206, 250, Loma Crockett 268, 195, 216, Shelly Rivers 178, 229, Linda Norrish 207, 207, 225, Marion Martin Martin 233, 216, 232, Vicky Thompson 266, Shirley Adams 267, 204, 273, Beth Stacey 209, 277, Mary Pierik 240, 215, 244, Val Witheridgc 185. Seniors Lomi Pardÿ 154, 162, Ron Burley 162, 231, Ruby Brunt 201, 150, Eleanor Eleanor Perrin 213, 216, Joyce Stacey 176, 154, Loma Crockett 196, 277, Stan Allin 199, Lil Bolderstone 153, Marion Allin 188, 214, Vance Cooper Cooper 196, Stan Powell 176, 189, Mary Foster 175, 193, Marg Burley 158, John Thome 167, 165, Roy Hayward 173, 174, Albert Pearce 170, 175, Olive Little 193. Thursday Night Mixed League Wes Forget 222, 228, Joe Forget 238, 209, 303, Bill Brown 218, M. Dillon 178, Donna Mendonca 278, Roy Hopkins 184, 195, Ken Boyd 195, 216, 193, Joe Mendonca 241, H. Anderson 188, Garry Saxby 197, 247, Jackie Kindratiuk 187, Betty Richards 190, 176, 216, Tom Kindratiuk Kindratiuk 192,207, Ken Jury 195,221, Fae Forget 185, 178, Jean Hall 189, 203, Chris Nicholson 180,181. Youth Bowling Seniors Cassy McSwan 136, 126, Kelly Holmes 240, 225, Krystal Waldcn- sperger 107, 130, Jacki Green 130, 118, Richard Martin 128, 176, Stephanie Formosa 121, Troy Hendry 176, 121, Jason Orwood 144, 130, Sara Castellano 117, 125, Richard Pearce 175, 161, Cindy Woodrow 145, 145, Steven Grant 104, 162, Nick Brown 203, 365, Jenna Higgins 131, 158, Jeff Sparrow 160, 151, Dave Michaud 195, 267, Michelle Alldread 149, 128, Lindsey Holmes 190, 234, Nathan Coyle 212, 246, Kristi Brown 191, 163, Dale Hammond Hammond 143, 144, Kevin Waterfall 148, 202. Intermediates Jeff Carter 94, 105, Robert Walton Walton 160, 101, Carly Schmahl 85, 162, Jordan Schmahl 120, 106, Jesscy Thompson 83, 129, Brett Griffin 98, 111, Julie Brown 149, 154, Dana Sparrow 161, 126, Adam Preecc 100, 107, Glendon Preece 95, 94, David Guthrie 111, 168, Brian Trotman 135, 107, Craig McManus 91, 122, Ben Koslik 115, 105, Kevin Formosa Formosa 114, 123, Nick Shkordoff 138, 171, Burke Cooke 109, 97, Jackson Field 196, 122, Tim Hales 99, 109, Brant Saunders 186, 170, Ryan McCracken 100, 115, Sean Higgins 120,112. Juniors Lara Shkordoff 67, 83, Andrea Pears 117, 109, Crystal Leca 73, 72, Leah Thompson 78, 86, Bailey Duet- ta 113, 84, Sarah Whyte 110, 115, Travis Gendron 115, 93, Melissa Carter 74,59, Jason Griffin 157, 171, Spencer Field 96, 80, Cara Dwyer 108,83, Doug Walton 107, 81, Derek Henderson 130,112. Novices Kyle Titterton 48, Justine Galea 56, Jenny Thompson 52, Kiley Liko- zar 47, Nicholas Holt 84, Laura Lea Dwyer 56, Bradley Mendonca 101, Daniel Mendonca 97, Michael Kame- ka 83, Ashley Gendron 87, Erin Napier Napier 70. Children's bowling ended on March 26. At 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 23, the children's banquet will be held. Newcastle Lions Clubs News On March twenty-third the Newcastle Newcastle Lions held their regular meeting meeting with 30 members and two guests attending. Jim ' Collicut, an invited guest and Mayor Hamre, the guest speaker. The dinner of ham, scalloped potatoes potatoes and home made pies was served by the Providence Shaws Women's Institute. After dinner the chairperson, President Lion Tony Clements asked Lion Mike Carter to introduce the guest speaker. Lion Mike commented that Mayor Hamre, well known by most of the members required very little introduction. The Mayor reviewed 1993 and gave the audience a look ahead to the coming year. Many exciting things are happening in Clarington this year and she shared a few of these with the Lions. Some projects she touched on were, the Waterfront Trail, the new firchall and the Official Plan. The Mayor also spoke on the wage and hiring policies of the Municipality Municipality and the plan to upgrade staff skills. Also the hiring of Todd Letts the new E.D.O. and Bill Stockwell the new C.D.O. After a lengthy question period, period, chairman Tony called on Lion Frank Hoar to thank Mayor Hamre and present her with a gift of appreciation. appreciation. A draw was held for a beautiful calendar frame, made and donated by lion Sierd DeJong. Lucky winner was Lion Roy Hopkins. Lion Gord Moulton reminded the club that a light bulb sale would be ready to go by early April. This will be a package of ten Long Life bulbs consisting of two 40W, six 60W and two 100 W bulbs. The package will sell for $10.00 and profits will go to SightFirst. 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