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N The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, October 8, 1997 Page 13 / */? 1 ■> & > //-■' 20 Years Of 20 Years Of To The Future The Past Sgiissss^ v - * " ANNIVERSARY, fo? n, ! ? •i ,r ' P.t}\ !.. W. ! uwwswnoi < ' tv - 1 ... y *>' r |/if^ /if; V'-Ÿftf: /?' foto source 31 King St. W., Bowmanville (905) 623-2568 SS&SHHB Oodles of Poodles at Newcastle Canine Vision Dog Walk-a-thon Ethel Smith (left) introduces "Mickey Spillane" to "Kate" and her owner, Riki Kretschmar, (right) before the start of the annual Canine Vision Dog Walk-a-thon in Newcastle on Saturday. The event attracted about 80 dogs, a wagonload of puppies, and one goat. Lions Club organizers hoped to raise over $10,000 to fund training training for guide dogs. News from Newcastle What a beautiful day for Newcastle Chamber of Commerce's Fall Festival. From early morning's Pancake Breakfast served by the Firemen to the last activities, activities, there was some interest for everyone. Down on the Comer Gang supplied great music in between events - Charlie Anderson and friends music, Ganaraska Cloggcrs, basketball, bikedecorating, bikedecorating, pie-eating contest. contest. The Optimist Club won the bed race which supplied great entertainment. Contestants, also included: IGA, Chamber of Commerce and Firemen. The classic and antique car show attracted the crowd as did the Orono Jungle Cat World display. All in all, a great day for being in our wonderful outdoors. Many dogs and one goat took their owners for the Walk-a-Dog-a-thon, making money for the Lions Canine Programme. On Thursday evening the Newcastle Ratepayers met in the Lions Room. Many concerns were brought forward, forward, Wednesday visitors with Jack and Hazel Crago were Sandra and Harley Sherman, Beeton, Maurice Coulter, Downsvicw, Dale Rudge Lundy and baby Jessica, of Scarborough, helping Hazel celebrate her birthday. On Thursday evening another birthday dinner for Hazel at her brother and sis- ter-in-law's Bertha and Ron Powell. Russell, Maureen and Floyd Powell also enjoyed this dinner party. A week ago Saturday Mr. Albert Pearce and his sister Peggy Visser, of Toronto, enjoyed dinner at the Inn on the Green at the Skydome as they watched the Blue Jays. While in Toronto, Albert also visited granddaughter Viki Pearce and John Tzountzouris. Mr. Harold Powell, Oak Park, Illinois, spent the past week with his parents, Stan and Kay Powell. On Tuesday, Stan, Kay and Harold visited with Glenda and Brian Rumbles, Norwood, Wednesday visitors with the Powells were Tracy and Evelyn • Embley, Fenelon Falls. On Wednesday evening, Stan, Kay, Harold and Judy Powell, of Oshawa, had dinner dinner with Beth and Wayne Markle, Oshawa. On Thursday the Powells visited with Grace Shetler and Wendy, Oshawa, also Kay Ormiston and Bea Clarke, Bowmanville. On Friday, Russell Hunt of Pontypool, spent his P.A. day with Stan and Kay and uncle Harold. On Sunday Stan, Kay, Harold, Judy and Lynn, Oshawa, Dale Hunt, Russell and Grayden, Pontypool, Beth and Wayne Markle, Scarborough, had dinner at the home of Rob and Alyssa Hewson, Ajax, prior to Harold returning home. On Friday evening, Jack and Gloria Gordon, Jack and Hazel Crago were among the crowd who enjoyed the Gaelic Concert at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Port Hope. The Gaelic Choir from Cape Breton provided great entertainment. Violin selections by champion fiddler, fiddler, Carl McKenzie, English songs by Donnie Campbell, and stepdancing by Anne Marie Barrie added to the entertainment. A free Seniors' Christmas dinner will be held at Newcastle Public School on Wednesday, December 17th, compliments compliments of staff, students and parents of NPS. Please RSVP to Lorna McSwan 987-3940 by December 1st. Capacity is limited to one hundred! Sympathy is extended to family and friends of Dorothy (Foster) Cuffc whose funeral services were held at Newcastle Funeral Home on Monday, October 6th. To Joanne and Paul Burns and son Aaron condolences condolences on the death of Paul's mother, Emily, whose funeral funeral also took place on Monday, October 6th. Saturday afternoon visitors visitors with the Stanley Powell's were Susan Floyd, Darlene Wight and grandson Chad, Bowmanville. Mr, and Mrs. Bill Wade celebrated their 40th wedding wedding anniversary in Niagara Falls. On their return they stopped at Dundas to visit their family, Greg and Stcplmny and sons Derek and 'fylcr, Congratulations, Bill and Mnrg, Birthday greetings to Earl Foster, Patrick Daley, Mary Foster, Audrey Turner and Wilma Scott. , Happy Anniversary to Stan and Kay Powell, Denis and Shirley Severn, All the best! St. George's News The Reverend Ann Tottenham was seen at the Pancake Breakfast on Saturday morning and informed us that she was moving that day. Her title probably should be Bishop Ann, now. Holy Communion was celebrated at both services at St. George's Anglican Church on Sunday, October 5th, with both the Reverend Cliff Evans and the Reverend Oakley Peters. Flowers at the altar were from the October 4th wedding wedding of Leannc Gibson and Dcryk Clark. Thanksgiving donations for the food bank on October 8th would be greatly greatly appreciated. ACW are meeting October 23rd at 7:30 p.m. with Carl Good speaker. This is an open meeting. United Church World Wide Communion Sunday, October 5th Holy Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Church. Reverend Donald Stiles was assisted by Reverend Doug Warren. Shirley Coyle announced the hospital visitor training course which begins October 14th for six weeks, Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Cost is $50. Pastoral Relations Committee Chair Charles Ewert announced that a candidate candidate had been found for Newcastle United Church. Tuesday, October 14 at 7:30 the Official Board meets. Thanksgiving Sunday is October 12, please bring donations for the Food Bank. On Thursday, October 2nd, the Trillium Unit of the UCW met at the home of Bill and Eileen Allin. The theme of the meeting was Thanksgiving. Community Bowling Tuesday Seniors Albert Pearce 161, Eleanor Perrin 162, 154, John Tigwell 203, 207, Ruby Brunt 176, Marilyn Martin 153, Vance Cooper 196, Marg Wade 202, Art Compton 177, Joyce Stacey 200, 174, Bill Wade 164, 158, Stan Powell 181, 154, Maureen Powell 171, June Wilson 158, Sheila Stiles 151, Merril Henry 181,201, Lil Bolderstone 184, Alec Martin 158, 190, Grace McGill 163. Mixed League Wes Forget 182, 222, Garry Saxby 268, 189, Heather Anderson 190, Joe Forget 217, 209, 237, Roy Hopkins 186, 182, Charlie Anderson 274, Gregg Kehoe 212, 180, Greg Forget 208, 202, Jackie Kindratiuk 183, Joyce Stacey 180,196, Ruth Forget 180, Jean Hall 209, 236, Fae Forget 258, 177, Bill Brown 250, John McGuey 187, 249, 171. • by Hazel and Jack Crago •