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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 10,1998 Section Two United Church Hosts Family Picnic Newcastle News by Hazel Crago From the Vision of Sir Launfnl. "Not what we give, but what we share. For the gift without the giver is bare." James Russell Lowell. On Thursday afternoon Community Care Tag Day was a part of my day at our own IGA store. Following a dear lady whose hands were nearly frozen, her advice was to get a pair of gloves. So, Jack delivered the gloves. I was invited inside the store when it rained. To all those who so kindly donated while I was volunteering, I thank you. Attending the Lions MDA Convention in Niagara Falls Thursday through Sunday, June 7th were Jean and Brcnton Rickard, Jean and Terry Graham, Eva and Frank Hoar, Kay and Stan Powell. While in Niagara they enjoyed touring the Butterfly Conservatory. On Friday, June 5th at St. Francis of Assisi Separate School, Play Day was held. Talent Show was also produced. Durham Regional Police were in attendance to present an award to Claudia Cicciarclla, top partroller. Congratulations, Claudia! We understand that closing day for Newcastle Public School is Tuesday, June 23rd. Not many days left! The Optimist Club is sponsoring their last Teen Dance of the season on Friday evening, June 12th at the Newcastle Community Hall. Since this is the last dance Grades 5 to 12 students arc invited. Dances resume again in September. St. George's News The Reverend David Saunders conducted services services at 8 and 11 on Sunday, June 7, at St. George's Anglican Church. Flowers at the Altar were given by Lucy and Marion Martin in memory of Larue Martin. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. and Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. on Sunday, June 14, Congratulations to Carol Jones who received her B.A. from Laurentian University on Friday. Please support the Food Bank. United Church Holy Communion was celebrated at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, June 7th. After the service the Church Family Picnic was held at the home of Erla and Francis Jose. The Sunday School children received their attendance awards. Sher Leetooze entertained with a talk on history. On Thursday June 4 the Trillium Unit members enjoyed lunch at Silks Restaurant, Bowmanville, followed by a social afternoon afternoon at the home of Helen Nesbitt. New Bike for St. Francis of Assisi Bus Patroller Claudia Cicciarclla, a grade 8 student at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic elementary elementary school in Newcastle, went home with a brand new bike after being named top female bus patroller for the Durham Region. Claudia was honored by fellow-students fellow-students and Durham Regional police at a school assembly Friday, June 5th, Handing over the bike, a helmet, and an engraved plaque are Police Inspector Ross Smith (left) and Constable Mike Marks. Page 7 Optimist Club Presents Certificates of Appreciation Newcastle's Optimist Club recently paid tribute to businesses which have helped their organization through assistance such as publicity, donations, selling tickets, ! etc. At a meeting on Thursday, May 28th, the following people received awards: Yvonne Maitland of The Apple Blossom Shop; Peter Parrott, of The Canadian Statesman and Clarington/Courticc Independent; Cindy Upshall, of Clarington This > Week; Dawn Dubeau of Dawn's Casual Clothing; Ron and Judy Hope, of Hope Video in Newcastle; Jim Grant of Humpty Dumpty Chips; and Tcnzin Gyaltsan and ' his wife Yangkyi, of Newcastle IGA. Captain George's Fish and Chips also received ' a certificate, but a representative was not available for the awards presentation. ' Newtonville Card Results On Friday evening, June 5th, there were thirteen tables of card players at Newtonville Hall. Winners of the euchre games were: 1st Jean O'Neill with 84 points, 2nd Martha Budd 82, 3rd Velma Clark 78, 4th Percy Clark 77, 5th Ed Hoad 76 and 6th Don Budd with 75 points. Draw winners were Percy Jakeman, June Wilson, Hilda Caswell, Elaine Doty, Walter Murphy, Reg McCool and Marlene Stacey. The next card party at Newtonville will be held on Friday evening, June 19lh. 98 King St. W. Bowmanville, ON 905-623-5509 NOW OPEN At 7 am! Accepting New Clients Call by Friday and receive 50% off your initial check-up Appointment The Executive Committee of • ; Queen's University Council Kingston, Ontario recently announced the appointment of William C. Hall, B.Comm., C.A. to the Board. He was recently welcomed welcomed to the Board in a 1 reception hosted by 1 Chancellor Peter Lougheed. Sixteen graduates are elected annually by graduates from all faculties of Queen's University. Mr. Hall, a former resident resident of Newcastle, is the first person from this area to achieve this honour; he is a graduate of Queen's ! University - School of ' Business - Commerce. The Queen's tradition continues with the graduation of his daughter, Melanie ' Hall-Dennis, Arts '9ft and his - son-in-law, Michael Dennis ; Ph.D. '96. ,, "I look forward to my vacation all year long. The last thing I need is to have car troubles get in the way of our fun. With the heat of summer and the extra pressure of running the air conditioner, my engine has to work a lot harder. So, before I take my time off, I take my car in. My mechanic checks things out and makes sure my car is as ready to go as I am." /Miffr r SUMMER CAR CARE PACKAGE ✓LUBE, OIL AND FILTER /FLUID TOP-UP /15 POINT INSPECTION /COOLING SYSTEM PERFORMANCE INSPECTION (INCLUDES ACIDITY EVALUATION, VISUAL INSPECTION, COOLANT QUALITY INSPECTION). Offer wlid until July 12. 199$. Valid at paniapating dealers. 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