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\ 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 21,1994 VI A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 Greetings of the season to one and alii "Nature gives to every lime and season Some beauties of its own". Charles Dickens. This quotation is on the front of a Christmas card we received from Northern Ireland. The personal message message on the inside reads, 'Peace has come at last in Ireland. Hope if lasts for ever. It would be great to have a peaceful Christmas". May it be so, Molly. Just sharing that lovely card with you. On Monday evening the Sunshine Unit of the U.C.W. met at the home of Francis and Erla Jose, Christmas devotion was presented. A social lime was enjoyed when Sunshine Sisters Sisters were made known through the exchanging of gifts. Mr. and Mrs. George Buckley, Bowmanvillc, visited on Thursday with the Cragos. The Newcastle Seniors enjoyed their Christinas luncheon following Tuesday morning bowling. Winners of lire afternoon card games were 1st Olive Little, 2nd John Scott, who also had the most lone hands, 3rd Eva Smith, 4th Roy Hayward, 5th Dorothy Branch, 6th June Wilson, 7th Grace McGill, 8th Vance Cooper, 9th Lena Graham, 10th Marilyn Mar- w ÙÂc you bwe ttuuU it <Ui <wtt6cu6ilc wen t&e qeevu. 74/üitùtf tftw, eitl » ^ VWf mWUf Vj Garnet and Ann Smith |f and Staff of v| Ç Annie's Restaurant ÿ î': 27 King St. E., Newcastle ff 987-3747 © | SEASON'S GREETINGS Hope your holiday is built to order! Compliments of Newcastle Cement Block 987-4444 or 623-3461 Here's to a bright and beautiful season. Jack and Hazel Crago tin, 11th Art Compton; Low scores Eleanor Perrin and Alice Hopson. Lucky draw winners were: Lil Bol- derstone, Marguerite Cooper, Helen Thome, John Scott, Lena Graham, Kathleen Kimball, Vance Cooper, Grace McGill, R.B. Rickard, June Wilson, Dorothy Branch, Lonn Pardy and Jenny Hicks. On Saturday Jack and Hazel Crago Crago visited Michele and Ron Hubbard, Joshua Cory and three-month-old Kayla. The Hubbards were next door neighbours when Joshua was bom. They now reside Raglan Road East. Birthday greetings to Scott Foster, Carolyn Garrod and Audrey Sunday. Congratulations and best wishes to David and Mary Jane Gibson on their December 26th wedding anniversary. anniversary. On Sunday the Cragos visited Muriel Muriel Morton of Pontypool. Muriel is a patient in Civic Hospital, Peterborough. Peterborough. Sympathy is extended to friends and relatives of Beverley Lake, wife of Don Lake, Orono, whose funeral took place on Saturday, December 17. On Wednesday evening, the Newcastle Newcastle Lions entertained their ladies to a social evening and Christmas party. Chinese food was enjoyed. On Thursday evening the Newcastle Newcastle Lioness held their Christmas meeting. During the business it was decided that a bus trip to Crazy for You at the Royal Alex March 18, tour of Campbell House and lunch at Honest Ed's would be a great day. Call any Lioness member to book. On Sunday Mrs. Raye Fricdland- cr, Sandra and Tom Schmahl and children, Cindy and Barry Norton and family, went to Toronto for the opening of Dean Friedlander's new restaurant. The Wet Paint Café, at Yonge and St. Clair. On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell, Judy Powell, Bowmanvillc, and Lynn Pigott, Oshawa enjoyed the Amadeus Choir Christmas Concert at Winston Churchill High School, Scarborough. Beth Marklc, Stan and Kay's oldest daughter, is a member of the Amadeus Amadeus Choir. % Merry Christmas and thanks! May the glow of our wannest wishes be with you. Merry Christmas and thank you to all voters for your support. Hydro Commissioner Pauline Storks © To All Our Valued Customers, A Happy Holiday And Many Thanks. 1 RIENSTRA'S FARM MACHINERY 786-2424 Central East Farm Supply 4168 Highway No. 2 Newcastle 786-2777 Mr. Harry Wade was Sunday evening evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade, Bowmanvillc. On Thursday Mr. Harry Wade enjoyed enjoyed the Orono Senior Citizens' dinner, dinner, after which he attended Lodge. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Murray Paterson attended the Christmas Christmas Concert at Leslie McFarlane School, Whitby, where granddaughters granddaughters Lcsle and Jennifer dc Jonge and Sarah Milton played in the band. On Wednesday night at Sinclair Secondary Secondary School grandson Ian Milton performed performed in the band. On Sunday afternoon afternoon Marjorie and Murray attended St. Mark's United Church Candles and Carols Concert where granddaughters granddaughters Lcsle, Jennifer and Megan dc Jonge and Sarah Milton were participants. participants. Christmas is a wonderful time for grandparents! On Tuesday evening the Newcastle Newcastle United Church Women catered to the Parkview Seniors' dinner. On Thursday evening Bernice and Fred Henderson, Ncwtonvillc, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred. Besides her family who visit her faithfully every week, Mr. Bill Reid, Orono, visited Mrs, Glady Wood on Thursday afternoon. Miss Janice Rickard, Queen's University is home for Christmas with her parents David and Pearl and brother Jeff. St. George's Anglican Church St. George's celebrated the service service of Holy Communion on December December 18. The Reverend Robert Hartley preached on the theme, Are You a Machine? This was a meaningful and appropriate sennon for this time of the year. Our Advent Carol Service was a tremendous success, and fellowship was enjoyed after the service in the Parish Hall. Thanks to all who made this evening such a success. The flowers on the Altar were to the Glory of God and in memory of Doris Spencer, given by her sister Florence Tuson. Christmas Eve Communion begins begins at 11 p.m. on December 24, 1994. There will be no service at St. George's on December 25th, 1994. Newcastle Pentecostal Church What rejoicing in the presence of the Lord. December 18, our Christmas Christmas Sunday service was special to all. A beautiful mural of the manger scene had been painted by Beth Lamb, Kelly Plumtrce, and Stephanie and Ruth McLean. The Sunday School youth presented presented a wonderful program of the Christmas story. Special singing was done by the youth and Mary's Child 1 was sung by Grant McConaghy. Reverend Mahan preached from Luke 2: 6,7- No Room in the Inn. In our busy lives today, we must make Continued on Page 11 Wishing you a holiday as special as your patronage. Pauline's Specialty Shoppe Season's Greetings And Many Thanks! Here's hoping your holiday delivers an abundance of Jf cheer. We appreciate your support throughout the past year. Many thanks from fP Charlie Anderson and family ' and staff of Newcastle Auto Body and Garage Information Session Held for New School in Newcastle Ward Three Public School trustee Bev Wakefield talked with Chuck Kennedy of the Northumberland Clarington Board of Education during an information session held on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at the Newcastle Newcastle Community Hall. The two-hour meeting was held to present the design of a replacement school for Newcastle Public School. While the design of both the interior and exterior of the building "wowed" a lot of people, most parents were more concerned with the school needing more classroom space. Parents Parents said they would like not to have their kids placed in portables in future years. Merry Motoring! Hope you hove the best Christmas on wheels! from the staff of Eastman's Service and Sleeve's Auto Supply 216 King St. E. 987-4033 Newcastle j