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i Page 10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, October 22,1997 --News and Happenings in Newcastle by Hazel Crago Many euchre players enjoy their game, and there is a lady in the village who would like to find a bridge partner. If you would like to play bridge, please let us know and we will inform Reta. Remember the All Candidates meeting for the upcoming elections. Moderator is Terry Johnston, morning radio personality. Be at Newcastle Community Hall on Thursday, October , 23,1997 to hear the candidates. candidates. The evening is sponsored sponsored by Newcastle BIA, Newcastle Ratepayers' ■ Association and Newcastle and District Chamber of Commerce. On Thursday evening at . the Newcastle Community ! Hall the seniors enjoyed ; their monthly evening of ; cards. Draws were won by • Myrtle Alldred, Roy ■ Hayward, Bill Wade, ! Wilda Williams, Jean I'm Bid 40 Got 45 Who'll Go 50? SOLD!! Happy Birthday Dad Tricia, Orlando, Tara, Steve, Clayton and Damane Holmes, Albert Pearce, Vi Hayward, Marguerite Cooper and Kay Powell. Winning at cards were 1st Marguerite Cooper, 2nd Janet Pacdcn, 3rd Lil Boldcrstone, 4th Isabel Hamm, 5th Jean Rickard and 6th Lyra Flintoff. Mr. Albert Pearce enjoyed Thanksgiving with Elizabeth and Ted Walton, Adam and Jason, Bowmanvillc, on Sunday and with Larry and Barb Pearce and family on Monday. Mr. Harry Wade recently spent a few days in Paris and Burford. Mrs. Bernice Henderson, Ncwtonvillc remains a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanvillc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Nugent, Jenna and Julia, Mrs. Myrtle Alldred, Doug and Barry Rowe, and Donna Bannister, of Bowmanvillc enjoyed Sunday supper with Bruce and Nancy Jane Alldred, of Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Rickard enjoyed Thanksgiving with Ken and Bcv Elaschuk and boys at their cottage on Lake Muskoka. Mrs. Helen Anderson of Cobourg, called on Monday morning to tell us that son Richard Lovckin is a patient in Toronto General. We wish Dick well. Birthday greetings to Donald . Parker, Ron Munro, Philip Woo, Elma Hopkins arid Archie Bernard. Congratulations and best wishes to Jack and Gloria Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Si km a, John and Charlotte Rickard, Francis and Erl a Jose, Bill and Pauline Storks on their October wedding anniversaries. anniversaries. Sympathy is extended to relatives and friend of Mildred Taylor who passed away on Friday, October 17. On Thanksgiving Monday,. Kay and Stan Powell entertained the Hunt family family of Ponlypool to dinner. On Saturday David and Helen Tonkin and daughter Amanda of Oshawa and David's sister Barbara Glover, of Wilmot Creek, enjoyed a gcneology tour with their cousin Stanley Powell. Mrs. Pauline Starks had a busy lime last week. On Tuesday she attended a Municipal Electric Association Reciprocal Insurance Exchange (MEARIE) meeting. District 5 Hydro held their annual meeting in Brantford on Wednesday. Thursday was another MEARIE meeting and Friday an amalgamation and restructuring meeting with speakers from Dallas, Detroit and Australia. On Sunday, October 18 Mrs. Hilda Call's family held a birthday party for her at St. George's Parish Hall. Guests arrived from Barrie, Janctvillc, Toronto, Mississauga, Newcastle, Newton ville, Bowmanvillc, Blackstock, Etobicoke and Oshawa. Following the reception the family enjoyed pot- luck supper. We extend congratulations to Hilda on her 75th birthday birthday which is actually October 21st. Sorry to report Mrs. Margaret Burley is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanvillc. Mrs Audrey Gogerty enjoyed the weekend in Bowmanvillc with daughter daughter Sheila Wilson and family. family. A celebration for great grandson Dale Wilson who was one year old, was enjoyed by the families of Cecil Mackesey MAYOR Proven Experience Balanced Growth Fiscal Responsibility OPEN and Responsive Government CONCERNED ABOUT AGRICULTURE LANDS Cecil Mackesey will provide the LEADERSHIP and VISION our community is seeking. IT'S TIME to elect a leader THAT WILL LISTEN to the community AND respond to OUR CONCERNS. NOVEMBER 10,1997 VOTE FOR AND ELECT CECIL MACKESEY X CAMPAIGN OFFICES Bowmanville Orono ;; 99 King Street East 623-6271 5351 Main Street 983-9562 Web Site: http://www.durham.net/~electcec E-mail: electcec@durham.net ©J.p. , Stop and ) consider your \ child's future. I Just $5.00 a week, month, year or one ^ time, can save you approximately $8,000 I per child per year in out-of-town living - and travel expenses. • When your child is ready for post- ; secondary education, think ;i Durham College & University Centre. Plan for the Future. Call 905-721-3032 today! Yes! I want to help Durham College & University Centre ' by Cheque: J Cheques payable lu Durham College ami Universily Centre Rind < □$ ; by Credit Card: , □ Mastercard Q Visa □ American Express ' Card Number: • Expiry Dale: > or drop off at your local Hank of Montreal Send contributions to Creating Futures Campaign, Durham College, 2000 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, hill 11.7, I I Name: _ Address: Telephone Number: Signature Dale Receipts will be issued for cash and credit card dona Haas. Charitable Registration Number: 0J4SR47-20-I3 Creating Futures Durham ('ollugit & Universily Centre Fund Dale's parents Chris and Brenda. St. George's News On Sunday, October 19, Reverend • Cliff Evans of Bowmanvillc, assisted by Reverend Oakley Peters led the services at St. George's Anglican Church. Flowers at the altar were in memory of Terry Dc Guerre, given by Joan, Terry Lynn and Tracy. Birthday greetings were extended to Hilda Call. Prayer Group meets on Wednesday, October 22nd at 7 p.m. The ACW meets October 23rd at 7:30 with guest speaker Carl Good of Newcastle Funeral Home. The ACW Christmas Craft and Bake Sale will be held on November 15 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. United Church Mission and Service Sunday was observed at Newcastle United Church on October 19th. Lay Reader was Marilyn Hossack, Reverend Donald Stiles delivered a meaningful sermon entitled entitled "You Can Make A Difference". All who helped in this year's Golden Harvest Craft and Bake Sale were thanked. Due to the Joint Pastoral Relations Committee presentation presentation after the morning worship on Sunday, October 26th, the stewards' stewards' Hallowe'en lunch will be November 16. Turkey Supper is November 1st. Sittings at 4:30, 5:45 and 7:00 p.m. Anniversary Sunday, November 9th, Faye Jose will be speaker. On Saturday evening, October 18, 1997 Reverend Donald Stiles united in marriage Lisa Jackson and Tom Roy. We extend congratulations. Newcastle Community Bowling TXiesday Seniors Eleanor Perrin 154, Russell Powell 167, 220, Alec Martin 179, 227, MargWadc 190, Bill Wade 151, Maureen Powell 157, John Tig well 224, 196, Lil Boldcrstone 164, Vance Cooper 155, 189, Joyce Stacey 179, 229, Stan Powell 188. Thursday Mixed League Joe Forget 228, 225, Roy Hopkins 182, Charlie Anderson 185, Fac Forget 191, 197, John McGucy 193, Greg Forget 255,204, 194, Jackie Kindratiuk 196, 183, Joyce Stacey 178, Ruth Forget 228, Wes Forget 202, 192, Garry Saxby 194, 195, 220, Kathryn Brown 188, 182, Jean Hall 178. I mm How About A Movie Tonight? Can't Leave the House? Call Video Vango&n for Movie Rental Delivery Service FREE Delivery & Pick-up 987-5151 Rent 10 Videos, Get 1 FREE Special Pay $3.99 Get a 2nd Movie for only 990 tiHiiimiiniigm ■ (picture supplied by Canadian | EÜÏ] Automotive Museum Inc.) 1922 SERIES 490 SEDAN 1997 A FAMILY TRADITION FOR OVER 75 YEARS 1997 CAVALIER Z24 COUPE 1990 CHEV SPRINT j <1995 SILVERADO4X4 PICKUP! 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