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Pace 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 24. 1998 Section Two Lions Club Hosts Chicken Barbecue by Hazel Crago A warm Father's Day must have been very warm for the Lions cooks who prepared the chicken dinner dinner at the Newcastle Community Hall on Sunday. Many area residents residents enjoyed the meal and socializing with old friends. School finished on June 23rd so do watch for children children playing on the streets. Congratulations and best wishes to Albert Pearce whose eight-fifth birthday comes around on July 1st. An Open House is being held in Albert's honour honour on Sunday, June 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Parkview. All the best, Albert! Seniors On Thursday, June 18, a total of 66 Newcastle seniors enjoyed lunch at the Dutch Oven and went back to the Lions Den for an afternoon of cards. Draws were won by Joyce Stacey, Marg Wade, Don Thompson, Elizabeth Skclding, Bessie Dean (2), Kay Ormislon, Alice Hopson and Lena Clysdale. Lucky at cards were: 1st Albert Pearce, 2nd Elizabeth Skclding, 3rd Don Hamm, 4th Velma Jakeman, 5th Jean Holmes and 6lh Marilyn Martin. The senior's barbecue will be held at 12:30 on August 19th at the home of Brenton and Jean Rickard. Orono Decoration Day is held on Sunday, June 28th, The same day the Powell family picnic will be held at Orono Park. Hope to begin dinner at one o'clock. Looking forward to Newtonvillc's July 1 st beef barbecue. On Sunday, July 5th at noon, members of the Newcastle News Newcastle Village and District Historical Society arc invited to the President's Pot Luck Lunch. Bring food. Coffee, tea, and soft drinks will be served. President Herb and Florence Taylor live at 579 Mill St. South. Newcastle District Girl Guide News This is it, the Guiding season is over until September! Well, not for everyone. Many Newcastle and Newtonville Guiders and girls will be attending the Blue Heron Division Summer Camp for one week in the Haliburton Highlands. All our Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers enjoyed camps, banquets and awards after a fun- filled and busy year. Many thanks to all our volunteer leaders who so generously donate many hours to provide provide our 206 girl members with a wonderful and active programme. These ladies spend time away from their families to camp, attend District meetings and planning sessions sessions plus trainings to keep themselves current with the changes Guiding makes to provide today's girls with activities which interest them. Also, thanks to our parent helpers - you are also an important part of the Guiding family. Congratulations to Tiffany W. who completed all the requirements and was awarded the Canada Cord. Tiffany and other young women in Central Area will be recognized at a special Canada Cord for- m in mal ceremony November, held Oshawa. Girl Guides also thanks Newcastle United Church, St. George's Anglican Church, Newcastle and Newtonville Public Schools for allowing us the use of their facilities so we have places to meet. We also appreciate past help from Newtonville United Church and Crossroads Christian Assembly. And of course, thanks to Hazel and Jack Crago and James Publishing for letting us spread our happy news in this column! Many services were provided by Guiding to part of our community - dishes for the Optimist Club after their monthly meetings; clean-up projects; projects; food drives; carols for the Senior's Christmas Dinner hosted by Newcastle Public School to mention some. If you arc interested in becoming a leader with our great Organization, please contact Lorna MeSwan at 987-3940. Have a safe summer and as the old song goes..."See you in September". St, George's News On Pentecost 3 at St. George's Anglican Church, Holy Communion was celebrated at both 8 and 11 services, with the sermon delivered by the Reverend David Saunders. The flowers at the altar were given by the A.C.W. in honour of fathers everywhere. everywhere. All who attended the church picnic were thanked. Hilda Call won Results From Newtonville Card Party On Friday evening, June 19th fifty-five persons attended the card party at Newtonville Hall. Euchre winners were 1st Norma Moffat with 84 points, 2nd Velma Jâkeman 82, three had 81 points, Klaus Zulauf, Martha Clark and June Wilson and Ingrid Zulauf and Aleck Moffat. Lucky draws were won by Norma Moffat, Martha Budd, Marie Couroux, Joyce Stacey, Doreen Green, Harvey Snow and Ed Hoad. The next card party in Newtonville will be held on Friday evening, July 3rd. the jelly bean contest, Flo Tuson the spice contest and Joe Laing second place. On June 28 there will be no service at 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and Nursery School at 11 a.m. United Clnirch On Father's Day June 21, 1998 the Sacrament of Baptism was celebrated at Newcastle United Church. Reverend David Chisling baptized Hannah Jean Bracken Hoscin, infant daughter of Wendy Bracken and Ron Hoscin. Chosen godparents for Hannah arc Kathryn Bracken and James Leonard. Nancy Chisling read the psalm 42-43. Twenty-one new hymn books were dedicated. The beautiful prayer Teach Me Thy Way 0 Lord was sung by Nancy Chisling. Newcastle United Church will be bpen all summer. Lioness Club Elects New Executive The 1998-99 executive for the Bowmanvillc Lioness Club was sworn in btf Tuesday, June 16. Pictured in front arc past-president Doreen Cripps, president Sherron Vanzanl, and secretary Elizabeth Anderson. At back arc directors Ja,in Putnam and Dianne Short and treasurer Linda Rohr. Absent from the photo are Shirley Lachance, Anne Kent, Florence Carmichael, Frances Heulher and Ann Hilborn. Raffle and Dance in September by Betty Wright By the time this paper is published, the children will all be on holidays for the summer. Hope you all have a safe and a good vacation. It's time to plan for Vacation Bible School. Make room on your calendar calendar right now. The Enniskillen programme will be held August 17-21. If you would like to help plan or lead, please call Janine McGill (263-8808). You are welcome to help at either or both Enniskillen or Tyrone programmes and the kids are welcome to come to both. The Tyrone program is August 10-14 and you can call Sharon Trudeau (263-1022). We will be having programmes of story, song, activity and fun around a Bible theme. Reverend Bob Munro of Hampton will be the Minister on call during Reverend Norman Soli's vacation. On June 21st and June 28th Susan Pleasance will be our guest speaker. During July and August the summer combined ser Enniskillen News vices will be held at 10 a.m. in the following churches. July 5 - Enniskillen, Reverend Norman Scli, July 12, Enniskillen, our guest speaker will be Reverend Doug Warren formerly of Hampton; July 19, Enniskillen, Reverend Norman Scli; July 26, Enniskillen, Reverend Norma Scli; Aug. 2nd, Enfield, Ralph Worry will be our guest speaker; Aug. 9th, Enfield, Reverend Norman Scli; Aug. 16, Tyrone, Reverend Norman Seli; Aug. 23, Tyrone, guest speaker, details to be confirmed; Aug. 30, Tyrone, Reverend Norman Seli; Sept. 6th, services return to their normal times in both churches. On July 5th, there will be a Baptism at our church. Baby Alan Carruthers will be baptized. Evening bible study, afternoon bible study and take-a-break will all resume in September. Enniskillen 2nd Annual B.B.Q.: Raffle and Dance will be held on Saturday, September 5th, 1998, starting starting at 4 p.m. We are asking for donations of items to be raffled. Suggested cost of items should be $5.00 or less. Children really appreciate appreciate items that arc especially especially for them. Baking, crafts, soaps, etc. arc other ideas. Items may be left at the church clearly marked, "Raffle". Please mark this dale on your calendar, tell your neighbours and friends, we hope to see you there. On June 17, the U.C.W. had our annual Mystery Luncheon trip. Seventeen ladies gathered at the church. We set off driving east, passing through the greenest farm lands. The haying was in full swing, the potato fields were in bloom. Then it was on lolitHe Rice Lake area. 'mid We arrived in KceneMlir destination for luncHNSl "The Village Tea RoriiE. We all enjoyed the excellent excellent choices of hot or tml meals, topped mth desserts to tempt every- taste. After lunch we ItadXa walking tour of the vo^ interesting shops, cr'aft, antiques and gifts. One building that 1 fis now an excellent/Art gallery, was a branch of,thp Bank of Toronto. The Biin.k of Toronto was incorporated incorporated in 1855 and operated 'Its such, until 1955, when.dl merged with the Dominion Bank and has been knôWh since as the T.D. Bank/" - ! When our shopping was finished we left KccnX'.ib visit Mr. and Mrs. .L;n Rowan who have niqycjJ from • our area to enjqy retirement near there. i.We missed several of «otiï members who were unable to be with us. There will be no moth meetings till September. "WHEN THE HEATS ON, I DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT MY CAR BLOWING ITS COOL" H 1-r i it 1 d SUMMER CAR CARE PACKAGE ✓LUBE, OIL AND FILTER ✓FLUID TOP-UP ✓IS POINT INSPECTION ✓COOLING SYSTEM PERFORMANCE INSPECTION (INCLUDES ACIDITY EVALUATION, VISUAL INSPECTION, COOLANT QUALITY INSPECTION). "My mechanic tells me that when the temperature outside goes up, the temperature under my hood really climbs, too. So I know my cooling system better be ready to deal with it. Summer driving and air conditioning put a big strain on my engine. I have my mechanic look things over at the beginning of the summer, and then I don't have to worry about it." Offer valid until July 12, 1998. Valid at }>arjici}wting dealers. LOF includes tip to 5L of CM ptvmium motor oil. See Setvice Manager for details. PLUS A FREE i/|T Goodwrench Service i til •(Il ^1 v'l Oil >iu|) M 1) A 'll 1 1 nul ill u 1,1) hxll i : Kill i mil Oil | me Mill Lr< !l * fii ,fit, r rif. iL'Ol -fiol bnl •WHILE SUPPLIES LAST r MI il •». 'I f .! iJ i/il l M il| In'; |