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20 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 15,1994 Section Two Happenings from Newcastle Village From Page 19 personal experience with drugs and his rehabilitation through this programme. programme. The weekend of May 21/22 was muffin and coffee weekend where parishioners parishioners were able to gather in the hall after each mass and get to know each other better. On May 29th during the 11:00 a.m. Eucharist there was an installation installation ceremony of officers for our newly formed Knights of Columbus Council. They held their regular meeting later on in the evening. Seven ladies from the Catholic Women's League and Father Vic left on Sunday, May 29th, to attend the 72nd CWL Peterborough Diocesan Convention which was held at the Pinestone Resort and Convention Centre, Haliburton. This was attend- Farmers Invited to Attend "Hay Day" On Tues., June 21 by Neil Moore, Soil and Crop Advisor A hay day is scheduled for Tuesday, Tuesday, June 21st at the farm of Jim Ferguson Ferguson (Teledate Farms), Lot 19, Cone. 5, Brock Township (one concession concession south and one road east of Sunderland). A rain date will be on Thursday, June 23rd. The program will start about 10:00 a.m. All aspects of haying will be on display or demonstration. Cutting, raking, big square balers, round balers, balers, wrappers, and tubes will be highlighted highlighted during the day. A Bar-B-Que lunch will be available at noon. This program is sponsored by local local agricultural dealers in partnership with the Durham West Soil and Crop Improvement Association. ed by ladies from forty-two parishes in the Diocese with the theme this year being "Families, The Heart of the Matter". The two-day convention ended with a mass at our Lady of Fatima Fatima Church in Minden which was celebrated by Bishop James Doyle and many priests from the various parishes. This was followed by a banquet banquet back at the Pinestone. United Church On Sunday, June 12th, 1994, guest musician, Bemie Martin, provided provided beautiful music on his hammered hammered dulcimer. At this service celebrating celebrating the Sacrament of Holy Communion, Reverend Donald Stiles gave the meditation, The Mysterious Seed. Received into the membership of the church were Mark and Susan (Usbome) Luxton who transferred from Orono United. Their daughter, Samantha Jordan Luxton, was baptized baptized by Reverend Stiles. In appreciation appreciation of her forty years' service in the work of the Sunday School, Mrs. Pauline Storks was presented with a book and a necklace made by Fleurette Fleurette Lajoie. The Sunday night campfire at the Coyles' was thoroughly enjoyed. Sunday, June 19, Father's Day, Holy Baptism will be celebrated. Coffee hour will be held after the service. service. During July, Newcastle United Church will be closed. Mrs. Jean Kimball of Newtonville 786-2944 reports that they are having a bus trip on Saturday, June 25th, to Singer Shoe Outlet, Richmond Hill, Glen Ayr Kitten Outlet, Fabric Depot Georgian Mills. Bus leaves Newtonville Newtonville at 8:30 a.m. sharp. Marlene at 786-2507 will also accept your call. You will be all dressed up for their July 1st barbecue at Newtonville United! by Michelle Balson - 697-2349 The Hampton/Enniskillen Pathfinders Pathfinders spent this past weekend at Camp Samac in Oshawa. The seven young ladies and two leaders were treated to sleeping in cabins. While there, the Pathfinders had a "challenge "challenge passed off' as well as earning the Community Emblem. They enjoyed enjoyed watching the movie "Never Cry Wolf'. The girls cooked two of their meals on buddy burners. They also made chocolate and vanilla ice cream the imaginative way. Kicking a large pail with a coffee can inside was the method used. Knotting was also on the agenda. Holly Broome and Ellen Pokorski made a table from knotting a rope and sticks together. They even used it to eat off of. All arrived home safely on Sunday. The Wednesday Euchre Card Party Party is still going strong. Ruby Cochrane Cochrane had the highest score of 88. Betty Kuyer was second with her score of 87. Barb Cochrane and Ada Richards tied for third with their scores of 85. This was closely followed followed by Carl Ferguson with his score of 84. Harold Swain had the Most Lone Hands of five. The evening's evening's Most Honest Player was Rose Mary Allison. Mertle Gimblett won the Special. The Draw winners were Evelyn Gully, Bruce Bright, Loma Swain, Lawrence Bright and Richard Manns. The Hampton United Church Women held their meeting on Monday, Monday, June 13th. The ladies enjoyed a dinner out and were encouraged to bring a guest. After a delicious meal, the women headed back to the church for a silent auction. A special Men's Breakfast is. planned for Sunday June 26th at the Hampton United Church. Members of the Darlington District Guiding Association will be serving the breakfast breakfast at 8:00 a.m. The Barber Shoppers Shoppers will be providing the entertainment. entertainment. The ladies are welcome as well. Please R.S.V.P. There is a parking problem in the village. It seems as though the folks watching the soccer games at Elliot Park are using the Church parking lot for their vehicles. This would be fine and dandy if the church was in usé only on Sundays, however this is not the case. The church holds many functions throughout the week. A good deal of those attending are elderly. elderly. Please have some consideration and park in a more appropriate place. . The West Durham Scouters are having a "Piggy Prom". This fun Scouting year-end dance will be held on Friday, June 24th. It will be held at the Hampton Community Center on Old Scugog Road from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. There will be door prizes as well as a light lunch. Tickets are limited, please contact Barb Pokorski at 263- 8359. Hampton Women's Institute Thirteen members of the Hampton Women's Institute and four guests enjoyed a delicious pot-luck luncheon luncheon on Tuesday, June 7th at twelve noon. This was graciously held at the home of Eleanor and Joe Jackson. The Institute Grace was repeated. After lunch the official part of the meeting began, with President Betty Kuyer presiding. The Institute Ode was repeated. Betty thanked everyone everyone for coming. The Roll Call of "Name a floral emblem of one of the provinces" was taken. The Minutes from April's meeting were read and approved as written. Jane Smith gave the highlights from the recent District Annual meeting. Correspondence was read from the F.W.I.O. Barbara Macklin gave the Treasurer's Re-, port. Marg Hall gave the Consumer's Report on garage door openers. A collection and Pennies for Friendship was taken. Jane Smith gave a lovely Motto of "take time to smell the roses". The meeting was closed with the repeating of the Institute Institute Ode. The next Hampton W,I. meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 6th. This will be a pot- luck luncheon held at the cottage of Marg Hall. The Roll Call will be "highlights of the summer." , Well folks, that's all the news I have for you this week. Until next time, stay safe and enjoy life. f Depression Help can make a difference For a free brochure about depression, call 1-800-268-0999 OR CONTACT YOUR LOCAL CMHABRANCH *?/ -1 \ As parents, we go to great lengths to streetproof our children. To keep them safe from harm. But what do we teach them when it comes to TV? While there are many wonderful shows for children, too often we leave the decision as to what to watch entirely up to our kids, without any supervision. And while we may steer them away from adult dramas, even something as Who's minding the set? seemingly innocuous as a sitcom or cartoon can be disturbing when seen through the eyes of a child. On June 19, your Rogers Community channel channel will be airing a very special program. It's , called Who's Minding the Set? The program will examine the issue of television violence and its possible effect on our children; discuss how we as parents can better "manage" our children's viewing viewing habits and, finally, how we can make our views on this issue known within our communities. We encourage you to watch this program with your family. RSGERS WATCH WHO'S MINDING THE SET? JUNE 19 AT 8:00PM ROGERS COMMUNITY 10 Cablesystems You'll see more from us.