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I News from Newcastle The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 3, 1997 Paste 9 by Hazel and Jack Crago It was a lovely mild i vening on Friday for the I gluing of the trees at the i lewcastle Community Hall, anta arrived and the service i t the stores was great. Bcv . dkinson was the lucky win- i cr of the doll at Stcdman's. Other stores had discounts ; ltd free draws. I Congratulations arc intended to Mr. Harry Wade who was presented with (jlaringlon's Senior Citizen ®f The Year plaque. Sally ljarric did the honours at the annual meeting of Durham tfounty Senior Citizens' Ijodgc at Orono last lyonday. ! Saturday visitors with tylrs. Kathleen Kimball were cinisin Bob and Lois Morton, Orono. jj On Saturday evening at Newcastle United Church, Chairman of the Clarington dast Food Bank, Charles Qray, welcomed all who cilmc to the Family Gospel Sing program. Lyle and Yvonne Bender opened with Lyle's reading of the Good Samaritan followed by several several songs. Two boys and five girls of the DeVries family of Ncwontvillc entertained with their beautiful voices, led by their mother. Mr. Bender had Charles answer questions concerning the Food Bank, the charily for which this wonderful program was held. For those in need, the food bank is now located in the lower level at 87 Mill St. North in the village of Newcastle. The Newcastle United Church Mission and Outreach Committee, with the assistance of the Church Youth Group, will be preparing preparing Christmas baskets for local needy families. If you would like to help out with donations of food, toys or cash, please call Shirley Rogers 987-5216 for more information. Pick-ups can be arranged if required. Baskets will be assembled the week of December 15th. Birthday greetings to Cliff Flintoff, Bill Lake, Peter Lake, Jack Holmes, Douglas Rowe, Bob Jackson, Ashley Daley, Mitchcl Selby and Ray Goode. On Sunday, Jack and Hazel visited Jim and Dale Lundy and daughter Jessica, Scarborough, where a baby shower was held for David and Tracey Rudgc. With Mr. and Mrs. Ron Powell on Sunday were Shannon and Shaun Couch, the Martin Deys of Bowmanville, the Getting the Festive Feel in Through Christmas Cra Festive were the many decorations made from natural products like cloves and oranges during a Saturday morning Dickensian Children's Christinas Craft Workshop at the Clarke Museum and Archives in Kirby. Children created block printed Christmas cards, woven wheat decorations and pomander balls. Here, museum member Gavin Stephenson demonstrates demonstrates the puncturing of an orange skin with cloves to Michelle Doran, from Orono. THE CORPORATION OFTHE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PUBLIC NOTICE CONTACT NUMBER FOR 1997-98 WINTER SEASON DECEMBER 1,1997, TO APRIL 5,1998 The Public Works Department can be contacted for emergencies relative to road maintenance or conditions at the following telephone number during the 1997-98 Winter Season: ALL AREAS 623-3379 AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY 623-5126 Don Patterson, C.E.T. Manager of Operations Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 Dates to be published: Wednesday, November 26, 1997 cs-ind. 7021(A)Wednesday, Decembers, 1997 ® j, P , S7\. MUNICIPALITY OF y^jlarinqton THE CORPORATION OFTHE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON PUBLIC NOTICE REGULATIONS FOR 1997-98 WINTER SEASON DECEMBER 1,1997, TO APRIL 5,1998 Area residents are hereby advised of the Provincial and Municipal Regulations applicable to the 1997-98 Winter Season, December 1,1997 to April 5,1998, as follows: The Highway Traffic Act (R.S.0.19901: Section 170 (12) prohibits the parking of vehicles on any highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement movement of traffic or the clearing of snow from the highway. Section 170 (15) provides the authority for the removal of any vehicles, at the owner's expense, found to be causing an obstruction on a highway. Section 181 prohibits the depositing of snow or ice on a public roadway. Municipality of Clarington Bv-law 91-58: Section 4-6 (I) prohibits the parking ol vehicles on any highway for a period of longer than three (3) hours, and is also applicable to overnight parking on any road under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Clarington. Don Patterson, C.E.T. Manager of Operations Municipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6 MUNICIPALITY OP Cyarinqton Dates to bo published: CS-Ind. 7021(D) Wednesday, Novombor2G, 1997 Wednesday, Docomber3, 1997 ©J.P. Sundslroms of Oshawa, Gary and Jennifer Powell of Oshawa. All were celebrating celebrating Bertha's birthday. On Sunday, Brcnton and Jean Rickard, Stan and Kay Powell motored to Brantford to attend the 50th birthday party for Harry Fox. Wife Pauline and children Katie and Ron assisted in receiving receiving guests. Master Russell Hunt, Pontypool, was Friday overnight visitor with grand- " parents, Kay and Stan Powell. On Thursday brothers Graydcn and Adrien Hunt visited grandparents Kay and Stan. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray attended the fortieth wedding anniversary party in honour of Bill and Fern Lane in Port Hope on Saturday evening. We extend sympathy to family and friends of Harry Farrow whose funeral took place on Mon., Dec. 1st. Horticulture News On Tuesday evening, November 25th, at Newcastle United Church, the Newcastle Horticultural Society held its Christmas Show and Pot Luck Dinner. Food was bounteous. Thanks were extended to Newcastle Guides and leaders for serving serving and cleaning up. Special guests at the head table were District Director Kathleen Petrie and husband David, Assistant Directors Ken Love and Kathy Carnegie. After dinner Highland dancers from Newcastle, Bowmanville and Oshawa performed. Explaining the dances and introducing the girls was Mrs. Myra Douglas of Bowmanville. Irish Jig, Flora McDonald dance, Highland Fling, Scottish Lilt, Village Maid, Sword Dance, Seann Triubhas, and Sailor's Hornpipe were all beautifully performed by the dancers. District Director Kathleen Petrie brought greetings from OHA, presented presented upcoming events and installed 1998 executive. Showpersons Darlene Sullivan, Angela Lcsnick and Bonnie McCracken announced winners of the show, judged by Wilda Middleton and Betty Lycctt. Vicki Lcsnick had most points, second Darlene Sullivan and third Jean Rickard. Vicki Lcsnick also earned the most points for the year. Junior Show exhibitors were Montana Dcy, Erin Jansma, Sarah Jansma, Amy Leddy, Colin VanNicjcnhuis and Justin VanNicjcnhuis. United Church On Sunday, November 30th, at Newcastle United Church, the congregation welcomed Reverend David Chisling, who preached the sermon, I Have Promises to Keep. The first Advent Candle was lit by Leigh McSwan and Nancy Chisling rendered the solo, Down From His Glory. Holy Communion was celebrated. Mission Tree donations began. December 14 is White Gift Sunday, Please designate designate gifts for adult, male or female, boy, girl and age. Youths help pack the hampers hampers week of December 15. Youth Group meets Friday, December 5 at the church at 7 p.m. to go shopping shopping for their Christmas family. Back to the church to wrap and have refreshments. Official Board meets Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Board Room. Trillium Unit of the UCW meets Thursday, December 4 at 12:30 p.m. at Karen Crichton's home. "Ho-llo>, Santa!" Santa was the guest of honour at the Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce Tree-Lighting ceremony held on Friday night, Nov. 28, outside the Town Hall. With the warm weather, lots of folks showed up for the annual tree-lighting event and stayed to shop. Newcastle Community Bowling Monday Ladies Sharon Besler 177, Debi Hannigan 258, Linda Hawrylak 276, 225, Sandy Tennant 223, Betty Major 212, Shirley Talbot 178, Diane Tressidcr 186, 196, Linda Norrish 240, 269, Lynn Donohoc 192, 211, Marilyn Major 188, 208, Mary Pierik 235, 239, Betty Kcntncr 292, 190, Susan Gilfoy 179. Tuesday Seniors Vance Cooper 174, 169, Marg Wade 159, 150, Art Compton 172, 177, Joyce Stacey 196, 194, Joe Martin 150, Sheila Stiles 170, 154, Bill Wade 161, Jean Holmes 150, Stan Powell 169, 193, Maureen Powell 165, Frank Tufford 150, 165, Albert Pearce 198, John Tigwell 160, Ruby Brunt 158, Russell Powell 225, 173, Bertha Powell 211, Merril Henry 199, Alec Martin 251, Grace McGill 160. Thursday Mixed League Joe Forget 210, 180, 181, Roy Hopkins 236, 221,219, Charlie Anderson 206, 181, Fae Forget 256, 181, 196, Bill Brown 178, 179, 187, John McGuey 183, Greg Forget 221, 195, 239, Joyce Stacey 179, 178, Garry Saxby 181, 253, 226, Heather Anderson 194, Lea Dwyer 186. Fifty fifty winner was Bill Brown. Youth Bowling Seniors Amanda 130, 171, Ken 140, Doug 138, Deanna 125, Leah 169, 189, Juliette 180, Danny 211, Jessica 145, Sean 228, 213. Intermediate Kim 103, 103, Michael 121, 106, Katie C. 107, Chris 135, David 107, Bobby 112, Gavin 115, 139, Sarah 130, Robert 144. Juniors Conner 88, Josephine 75, Connor 75, Katie 104, Bradley 75. \rii PONTIAC TRANS SPORT\ jj BUILT FOR DRIVERS' ? 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