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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, January 11,1995 7 Hampton Students Win Legion Awards A Weekly Report from the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago - 987-4201 Some folks do read the Statesman thoroughly! Mr. Albert Pearce was one of the first thousand visitors to the Oshawa GO station on Sunday, January 8th, in time to hear the remarks remarks aj the opening ceremony of GO from Oshawa. Not only did Albert Albert receive a free toque but he also enjoyed a free ride from Oshawa to Pickering and back. Last Monday Miss Candy Storks and her mother, Pauline, went to Peterborough Peterborough to visit the Kawartha Children's Aid Society facility. On Wednesday Reverend Bonnie Kelly and Candy Storks returned to Keewatin and Fort Frances. On January 6,1995, euchre games were enjoyed at Newtonville Hall. Results of the games were 1st Aleck Moffat, 2nd Lena Clysdale, 3rd Edgar Edgar Millson, 4th Joyce Stacey, 5th Loma Crockett, 6th Cleo Day, 7th Charles Stapleton. Lucky draw prizes were awarded to Helen Simpson, Martha Clarke, Charlie Campbell, Tom Simpson and Marie Couroux. The next card party at Newtonville will be held Friday evening, January 20th. On Saturday, Mr. George Buck- ley, Bowmanville, accompanied by Jack Crago attended the 48th Shoul- dice Hospital Patients' Reunion at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Birthday greetings to Georgç Walton, Walton, Margaret Pearce, Frank and Eva Hoar, Bessie Dean, Stephen Selby, Michelle Hope, Tom Couch, Willi Woo, Arthur Bedwin, Lana Rickard. Congratulations and best wishes to Steve and Patti Selby whose wedding wedding anniversary is January 12th. On Tuesday night Mr. Harry Wade attended Lodge in Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred visited visited on Saturday evening with Bernice and Fred Henderson, Newtonville. Miss Jennifer Pearce, Lindsay, enjoyed enjoyed a holiday with her grandmother Mrs. Margaret Pearce. Christmas vacation" vacation" is now over and the school children are back on schedule. The Garnet Smith family finished their serving meals at Annie's last Tuesday. We wish them well! Mrs. Maxine Felgate, Claremont, visited on Saturday with her mother, Mrs. Gladys Wood. On Wednesday, Mr. Harry Wade attended his great grandson Derek's birthday party. Greg and Stephanie, of Hampton, entertained on their son's fourth birthday. Happy Birthday, Birthday, Derek! Thursday visitors with Mr. Harry Wade were Clem and Marg Jeffrey, Port Perry. Mrs. Narda Hoogkamp was a Wednesday overnight visitor with her aunt, Mrs. Jo Kuprey, Woodstock. Weekend visitors with Ben and Narda Hoogkamp were his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoogkamp, Fergus. Glenice Eisen, Renfrew, formerly of 115 Mousetrap, spent a few days with Carole and Gary Brunton and also visited Veme and Diana Rowe. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Huibert Vanderstarre who passed away last week. On speaking with Hilda Call we learn that her daughter Joan and husband husband John Jorgensen and son Kyle have moved from Dallas, Texas, to Roseville, California. Hilda is looking looking forward to the day she will, be visiting in California. On Tuesday evening, January 17, at 7:30 the first meeting of the year 1995 for the Newcastle Horticultural Society will be held in the Historical Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. Show and Tell Night! Please bring your favourite hobby or pastime pastime to share with members. We extend sympathy to relatives and friends of member Adele McGill of Orono. We shall miss her presence at our Newcastle Horticultural meetings meetings at the end of the month. He will be missed. Good luck, Bob! The sympathy of the parish is extended extended to Margaret Wilmot Carter and family on the death of Tullis Carter. The Carter family, through the Cloverdale Foundation, have been benefactors of St. George's for a number of years. United Church The Sacrament of Holy Baptism was celebrated at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, January 8th, 1995. Reverend Donald Stiles baptized baptized Emma Roberta.Steeves, daughter daughter of Kelly and Susan (Oetheimer) Steeves. The minister preached a meaningful sermon on What's In a Name? Mrs. Kathy Cureatz provided the organ music for the service. The Trillium Unit of the UCW meets at the manse at 2 o'clock on Thursday, January 12th. Junior and Youth Choirs practice from 4 to 4:45 on Thursday. Friday the 13th, the Youth Group meets at 6:45 p.m. Communion will be celebrated January 22nd beginning the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. At 7 p.m. an Ecumenical Service will be held at Newtonville United Church. Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Monday Trixie Wright 184, Jean Pollard 207, Debi Hannigan 182, Donna MacKay 180, 176, 191, Mary Pierik 212, 216, Linda Norrish 216, 264, 202, Val Witheridge 183, Laura Hawrylak 196, Pauline Coady 247, 186, Loma Crockett 233, 202, 175, Marilyn Major 199, 202, 180, Liz Willems 202, Laura Willems 189, Vicky Thompson 182, Betty Major 188, 241, Beth Stacey 184, 226, 230. Tuesday Seniors Marion Allin 168, Stan Allin 170, Lil Bolderstone 155, Ruby Brunt 223, 151, Marg Burley 177, Ron Burley Burley 158, 163, Vance Cooper 156, 217, Art Compton 172, Marilyn Couch 179, Loma Crockett 232, 196, Powell 159,- Joyce Stacey 163, 174, June Wilson 156. Thursday Mixed League Wes Forget 241, 182, Ted Ritchie 203, 277, 233, Tom Kindratiuk 246, 218, Chris Nicholson 189, Joe Forget 242, 221, 257, Greg Forget 238, 298, 200, Charlie Anderson 182, 179, Jackie Kindratiuk 233, 205, Bob Lewis 229, 186, Roy Hopkins 207, 191, Bill Brown 221, 189, Dorella Chard 179, 227, 202, Kathryn Brown 200, Fae Forget 180, 236, Garry Sax- by 190, 194, 225, Joe Mendonca 211, 208, Ken Jury 215, 221, 213, Ruth Forget 186. Youth Bowling Seniors Stephen Grant 189, 170, Jenna Higgins 165, 137, Amanda Storks 173, 188, Nathan Coyle 131, 168, Jordan Schmahl 112, 191, Julie Brown 121,145, Krystal Waldinsper- ger 114, Cassy McSwan 193, 151, Michelle Alldread 100, Brett Griffin 102, Jackson Field 112, 107, Kevin Waterfall 109, 194, Ben Koslik 120, 163, Robert Walton 116, 121, Kevin Formosa 108, Ian Sanders 104, 109, Jeff Sparrow 127, 166. Intermediates Sean Higgins 146, 150, Ryan McCracken 121, 116, Craig Turner 111, .124, Shannon Couch 75, 91, Darryl Lucyk 89, 89, Jason Griffin 126, 89, Oliver Koslik 190, 120, Douglas Walton 88, 110, Danny Hawrylak 140, 101, Juliette Arsenault Arsenault 91, Shaun Couch 78, Leah Thompson 117, 120, Katie Hawrylak 77, 91, Nick Hoult 86, 88, Crystal Leca 92, 95, Adam Hughes 100, 74, Nick Lucyk 96, 124, Leigh-Ann Foote 102, 117, Spenser Field 99, 109, A. J. Waldinsperger 77, 84, Cara Dwyer 121, 102, Andrea Pears 98, 125. Juniors Brad Mendonca 98, Daniel Men- ' ^donca 91, Rachel Pears 122, Jessica Arsenault 77, Erin Napier 74, Scott Napier 51, Laura Lea Dwyer 112, Amber Pascal 100, Joel Tate 106, Awards for posters and poems were presented to students from Hampton Junior Public School recently. The students' work was entered entered in the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 Remembrance Day poetry, essay and poster contest. In this photo, Norm Baker, Chairman Chairman of the Branch 178 Youth Education Committee and John Greenfield, Greenfield, 3rd Vice President and Chairman of the Branch 178 Poppy Fund, make a presentation to some of the students who were winners in the competition. by Michelle Balson - 697-2349 Popular Skating Spots in Hampton This cold snap has been good for the outdoor skating rinks. I know, you're saying "I haven't ;been on skates in years." Kids can bring out the best in you. My little one will be skating circles around me in another Kyle Titterton 101, Allison Hughes year or two. Besides, skating is great Jenny Hicks 199, Olive Little 153, 65, Jennifer Thompson 98, Codie exercise. Alex Martin 227, 180, Marilyn Mar- Worsley 72, Ryan Pascal 73, Nick The rink behind the Hampton tin 165, Grace McGill 162, Eleanor Peloso 80, Stephen Hughes 72, Lisa Community Center is an ideal spot. ~ There is plenty of parking in the front entrance of the Center on Old Scugog Road, or directly across the street in the lot. Bundle up. There were eight tables of Euchre players at Wednesday's card party. Muriel Butson had the highest score of 89. Grant Bright took second place with 82, Harvey Yellowlees was third with 77. Next was Meta Swain with 76 followed by John Schoonder- beek with his score of 73. Richard Manns had the Most Lone Hands of three. Clarence Bray was the evening's evening's Most Honest Player. Ken Flint won the Special. The Draw winners were Richard Potter, Fred Griffin, Eldon Eldon McKay and Vema Robinson who won twice. This Sunday, January 15th both Hampton and Eldad United Churches will hold a Communion Service. Perrin 158, Albert Pearce 170, Stan Bell 82, Cameron Wilson 54. Police Need Assistance to Solve Sunderland Break-in Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a Break Enter Enter and Theft which occurred in Sunderland Sunderland on Tuesday, March 1st, 1994. Between 9:50 a.m. and 3:25 p.m. the suspects entered a private residence residence on Sideline 17, Concession 6 of Sunderland by kicking the rear door, breaking the frame. Once inside, inside, the suspects locked the family dog in a bedroom and then ransacked the home, opening cupboards and drawers removing items and placing them into their vehicle parked in the driveway. After the vehicle was loaded, loaded, it left the scene southbound on Sideline 17 towards Regional Road 10. Taken from the residence was a Mitsubishi 28" TV, Mitsubishi VCR, Akai Stereo Receiver and Speakers, and a Denon CD Player. Also stolen was a 12" French Mantle Marble Clock built in the late 19th Century plus 5 rifles: a Sportco 12 gauge Shotgun, a Gecado Model 50 Pellet Rifle, a Mossberg Model 500 12 gauge, a Mayser 8mm Sport Rifle and a Coey 22cal Rifle. The suspects also took valuable jewellery, USA currency, and two Glenn Coates framed plates. to give your name or go to court. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to Call Display. The Crime Stoppers Phone Number Number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS. Long Distance call 1-800-978- 8477. Sergeant Grant Arnold is the coordinator coordinator with the program and writes this article to help combat crime. The Hampton United Church will be hosting an Oshawa Presbytery service. service. This will be on Tuesday, January January 17th at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome to see the wider Church at work. The 4H "Batter Up" cooking club will begin Wednesday, January 18th. This will be held at the Solina Hall at 7 p.m. Please contact leaders Karen Dair at 263-8886 or Jennifer Bowman Bowman at 263-8245 for more information. information. Well, that's all she wrote folks. Until next week, stay safe and enjoy life. The Statesman Proofreader's Word of the Week... A cloisonné - Enamel in which colours of pattern are kept apart by thin metal strips etc. fretsaw - Very narrow saw stretched on frame for cutting thin wood in ornamental patterns. on St. George Anglican Church St. George's Anglican Church cel , ebrated the service of Holy Commun- If you have any information ion on Sunday, January 8. The Rover- who is responsible for this crime, call end Robert Hartley's homily focused Crime Stoppers. If you know where on letting go, wellness and change in some of the stolen property is, call our parish. After eighteen months of Crime Stoppers. If your tip leads to faithful service to the parish, the Rev- an arrest you could earn a cash re- crend Robert Hartley will be leaving, ward of up to $1000. You never have CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON BY-LAW NO. 93-144 FORMAL NOTICE TO CLEAN SNOW AND ICE FROM SIDEWALKS Occupants and property owners are required to remove snow and ice from the public sidewalks in front of, and beside their properties within 12 hours after a fall of snow, freezing rain, or hail and to keep them clear. These requirements apply whether or not a house or any other building is erected on the property. If you fail to clear and keep clear the entire surface of sidewalks abutting your property, the Municipality will remove the snow and ice and charge the cost of such removal to the property owner's realty taxes. Clearing snow and ice makes the Municipality's sidewalks safer for ALL pedestrians. Your co-operation in keeping sidewalks clear of snow and ice AT ALL TIMES will be appreciated. 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