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Section Two Charter Night Held for Newcastle Knights of Columbus More than 200 people packed the Orono Community Centre on Saturday evening to celebrate Charter Night for the Knights of Columbus, St. Francis of Assisi, Council 11268. On hand for the historic ceremony ceremony were, from left to right, District Deputy Bill Poechman, State Deputy John Clemens, Grand Knight Tony Malloy, Deputy Grand Knight Ken Boone, and Father Vic Valles. With the addition of the Newcastle K. of C., there are now 11,433 councils worldwide. There are 407 councils in Ontario with more than 53,000 members. Last year, those members contributed more than $7 million and 3.5 million man hours to charity. On Saturday, November 5 th, Sparks, Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders Pathfinders blitzed in the rain, fundraising fundraising for groups. The chocolate mint cookies are delicious and there are still some boxes available. If you would like some, see leader Joyce Stephenson or Dorella Chard at 987- 4238. Guests of Jean and Glenn Allin for the Newcastle United Church supper supper were Shirley and Moe Schroter, Peterborough, Nancy and A1 Karhu, Scott and Josh, Scarborough, Sheila and John Nixon, Brussels, Ontario. The Nixons were overnight guests of the. Allins and on Sunday all vistied the Schroters at Peterborough. Newtonville United Church is having dinner theatre on November 18 and 26. On December 3rd the County Town Singers will be presenting presenting a program at Newtonville United Church. For tickets call Shirley Shirley Stapleton at 786-2286 or Inez at 786-2239. Birthday greetings to Edna Sunday, Sunday, Phyllis Sundstrom, Bessie Stephenson, Stephenson, Jean Marc Metrailler, Helen Nesbitt, Barbara Crowther, Terry Graham, Mike Carter, Sam Galea, Joe Visser, Jennifer Hopkins, Shaughn Caswell and Shannon Couch. Happy Anniversary to Terry and Jean Graham. There are many talented seamstresses seamstresses in this area who attended the Creative Sewing exhibition and classes classes at the Automotive Building at the Exhibition Grounds, Toronto. Those we know who enjoyed their classes were Jean Kimball and Dorothy Stapleton, Stapleton, Newtonville and Teen Selby. Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell were Beth and Wayne JMarkle, Alyssa Markle and friend Rob Hewson, Scarborough, Judy Powell, Bowmanville, Lynn Pi- gott, Oshawa. All went to Dale and Wayne Hunt's, Pontypool, to celebrate celebrate Dale's birthday. Miss Candy Storks, Fort Frances, spent Thursday through Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storks. Attending the United Church turkey turkey supper with Mrs. Gladys Wood were her family, Reid and Irma, Newtonville, Stewart and Jean, Orono, Orono, Harold and Shirley, Oshawa. After After the dinner, all enjoyed the evening with their mother. Saturday overnight visitors with Jean and Jack Holmes were his sisters, sisters, Ruth Pollard, Streets ville, Jean Shupak and daughter Karen, Toronto. All enjoyed the U.C. turkey supper. On Sunday at the home of Ethel Wight, Providence, a family shower was held in honour of Hailey Murphy, Murphy, bride-to-be of Jeremy Wight. Attending from Newcastle were Vina Flintoff and Kathleen Powell. Thursday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred were Doug and Barry Rowe, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Saturday evening guests of Marjorie Marjorie and Murray Paterson were Kathleen Kathleen Drummond, son Ken and his wife Jan, of Pickering, the David Miltons and the Nico de Jonges, of Whitby; Mrs. Nellie McIntosh, Watertown, New York, spent a few days recently with her sister, Marjorie Hagerman. On Thursday and Friday afternoon, afternoon, November 3rd and 4th, the Historical Room at the Newcastle Community Hall was an interesting place. Along with the archival articles articles were old quilts and other articles hand-sewn and many implements connected with sewing and handwork. handwork. Many of the displayed articles were collected by Mabel Goode, of Orono. One never has time to look at all the lovely old pictures etc. found in this historical room. Enjoying the displays when Hazel attended Friday afternoon were Helen Lovekin Anderson Anderson and her husband Ross, of Co- bourg. We look forward to another "Open House". St. George's Anglican St. George's Anglican Church celebrated celebrated Holy Communion from the Book of Alternative Services on Sunday Sunday November 6. The theme of the sermon was The Glory of God, with special emphasis on the raising of Lazarus from the tomb and our own resurrection from the bondage of sin and self. The flowers on the Altar were given given by Mary and Bill Clarke and family family to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Robert Clarke, Royal Navy, killed in action August 1944. The sympathy of the parish is extended extended to the Ritchie family on the death of John's mother Helen Eileen. Our church will be having a real (Reel) dance on Saturday, November 26 from 8 to 11 p.m. Come one. Come all! Refreshments are provided. provided. On Thursday, December 1 the annual annual Pot Luck Christmas party will be held at 6 p.m. ■ Next Sunday, November 13, 1994 will be Morning Prayer. St. George's bazaar held on Saturday, Saturday, November 5th was very successful. successful. Winners declared were: Food Hamper, Donna Alldread, Embroidered Embroidered Bag, Jackie Lake: Christmas Centerpiece, Pat Blaker: Afghan, Dorothy Branch: Calendar, Wanda Lambier: Sweater, Dave Sim. Newcastle Pentecostal Church Sunday, November 7 dawned showery, but inside we found the blessings of God. Again, Grant McConaghy did a great job on the book of Revelations, Chapter 14. Oh what a terrible time that is to come upon all the earth for those who are not ready to meet the Lord. Sunday evening service we enjoyed enjoyed great singing and worship to the Lord. Reverend Mahan preached on the need to repent and "Follow Me." Next Sunday evening we will be in Wilmot Creek for their monthly service. United Church On Sunday, November 6, 1994, Reverend Donald Stiles announced that the turkey supper of Saturday evening was very successful. Lay Reader was Victoria Smith- son, member of the Youth Group. On Friday evening teens, 13 years and up, arc invited to meet at the church at 6:45 p.m. Continued on Page 23 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, November 9,1994 7 New Church in Newcastle for Crossroads Christian Assembly A brand new family-oriented church will soon open at die site of the former A. C. Motorhomes dealership dealership in Newcastle. The property on North Street near Concession #3 and Highway #115 is buzzing with activity these days. Professional tradespeople and volunteers volunteers are busy transforming the aging warehouse-style building into a comfortable comfortable church which will serve the communities of Newcastle and Orono Orono and the surrounding region. The location is highly visible and is perfect for the new church. CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY, ASSEMBLY, will have a sanctuary which will accommodate over 200 as well as office space, large nursery, kitchen, fellowship hall and several smaller rooms for its Christian Education Education program. Although the building will reflect a 'heritage' look, it will incorporate many contemporary features such as automated entry doors for the handicapped, handicapped, a vaulted sanctuary ceiling with indirect lighting, and a separate handicapped washroom equipped with hands-free taps. The congregation plans to use the existing remodelled building for up to five years. Their long term goal is to build an entirely new facility on the 4.4 acre site by the year 2000. CROSSROADS CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY is being established with the support of Liberty Pentecostal Pentecostal Church in Bowmanville. Liberty has experienced rapid growth during the past several years. Its congregation congregation has more than doubled in size. Over 110 people from the Newcastle/ Orono area who have called Liberty their home church, have committed themselves to this new congregation in Newcastle. Both churches are affiliated affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada which numbers almost 1,100 churches across Canada. The P.A.O.C. celebrates its 75th anniversary anniversary this year. The public is invited to an open house to be held on Sunday, November November 20th from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. It will be followed by a Service of Dedication Dedication from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Special Special guests for the day will be Reverend Reverend . James MacNight, General Superintendent of the P.A.O.C., and Janet Paschal, one of North America's America's most popular Gospel music art- '«fs. She will be featured that same evening at 7:30 p.m. in a Celebration Concert, jointly sponsored by Liberty and Crossroads. The concert will be held at Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and is free to the public. The first services at Crossroads will be held on Opening Day, November 27, at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Reverend Robert Brouwer, Senior Pastor of Crossroads Christian Assembly, Assembly, comes to Clarington with 16 years of ministry experience. For the past nine years he served on the Pastoral Pastoral Staff of Calvary Temple in Belleville, Ontario, a church of over 700. He and his wife, Esther, have two boys and make their home in Newcastle. For more information about Opening Opening Celebrations or about the church services, the public is invited to call the offices of Liberty Church at 623- 5100, or the Crossroads building site at 987-9955. If you are new to Bowmanville... WELCOME SERVICE --I i would like to call on you with Housewarming Gifts and information about your new location. Call Your Hi Neighbour Hostess Marie Hodge at 623-7452 © REMEMBRANCE DAY RESCHEDULING AND YARD WASTE AND LEAF PICK-UP The Municipality will collect YARD WASTES AND LEAVES (plants, brush, etc.) in CLEAR PLASTIC BAGS commencing Monday, October 17,1994. Yard Waste and leaves may be placed at curbside by 7:00 a.m. on the following days: Monday, October 17 Monday, October 24 Monday, October 31 Monday, November 7 Monday, November 21 Monday, November 28 Prior to October 17, leaves must be stored by the householder. Do not put leaves out with other refuse for collection. Yard waste and leaves placed with regular refuse will not be collected. Grass Clippings will not be collected with the yard waste and leaves. REMEMBRANCE DAY REFUSE RESCHEDULING Because of the closure of the Brock Landfill Site on Remembrance Day, Garbage normally picked up on Friday, November 11, 1994 will be rescheduled for pick-up on Monday, November 14. Please have your refuse at the curb no later than 7:00 a.m. to ensure pick-up. Browning-Ferris Industries (B.F.I.) Eastern Lakes District P.O. Box 2398 Oshawa, Ontario L1H7V6 433-5075 Municipality of Clarington Public Works Department 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 623-3379 CS-Ind. 4364 /7\. MUNICIPALITY Of Cyarinqton ONTAHK) ©