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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 5, 1998 Page 13 Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for errors or omissions by The Canadian Statesman will be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advertisement. ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department ) Newcastle News Beach Visitors Chased Away for Trespassing by Hazel Crago Weather-wise it was a beautiful holiday weekend. Recently, two families have reported visiting at the beach at the Newcastle Marina and being told they were trespassing. trespassing. It's a great shame that parents with children cannot enjoy the lake air during this hot summer. Our neighbors Juanita and Murray Martin welcomed their first grand-daughter into the world on Thursday, July 30th, 1998. Proud parents Dwayne and Carolyn Martin with brother Decker announce the arrival of Katie Jane. Several Newcastle United Church members attended the service at Port Hope United Church on Sunday, August 2nd. Don Stiles Jr. rendered two solos. After church, all enjoyed pot-luck lunch at the Stiles' home in Port Hope. On Saturday evening cars lined King Street so there must have been a good attendance at the auction at the Newcastle Community Hall. Sorry to report Mr. Arthur Bedwin, Lake Shore, is a patient in Ajax Pickering Hospital. He is recovering after surgery and is still progressing in the Intensive Care Unit. We extend congratulations to the Farrs on their 45th wedding anniversary. St. George's News On Sunday, August 2nd, Pentecost 9, the Reverend David Saunders celebrated Holy Communion at both 8 and 11 services at St. George's Anglican Church. The flowers at the Altar were in memory of Harold Gibson given by Grace Gibson in memory of her husband. husband. On Friday, July 31st prayers were held for Carol and ; Charles Jones. Carol sustained serious injuries to her • right foot on Sunday, July 24th and was transported to ; St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. She will be transferred to Riverdale Rehabilitation Centre sometime during this ; week. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8 a.m. on ' Sunday, August 9th, with 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and ; Nursery School. United Church Minister on Holiday. The minister was involved in the ■ Prince Henry Sinclair 600th Anniversary Celebrations in ' Advocate Harbour, Nova Scotia last weekend, having ; served on the planning committee prior to coming to ; Newcastle. Reverend Chisling invited the Reverend Dr. , Malcolm Sinclair, senior minister of Metropolitan ; United in Toronto to come to NoVa Scotia to preach in ■! this little seaside village, population 150. ; There are celebrations in Scotland, the United States 1 and Canada all this year as interested persons celebrate the supposed arrival in Nova Scotia and Massachusetts ; of this Scottish explorer. He was thought to have been in r Nova Scotia over the winter of 1398-1399 with about I 200 people trying to establish a "refuge". They are ; thought to have built a boat in Advocate with the help of !• native people living in the area and then they sailed on to f another site in what is now Massachusetts. : The story is very interesting as. it includes stories of ; the Knights Templars - the history back to the Crusades and the search for religious treasures and the subsequent ! journey to what is now North America. Some of the cynics have been quoted in the media say ■ this is all, "fanciful nonsense". Should be an interesting year as it encourages more research and validating all • that has been written to date. There is a large Cape above the village of Advocate : Harbour in Nova Scotia called Cape D'Or and when someone asked where "we" thought Sinclair landed a simple "over there" was sufficient to have people look. Newtonville Cards r< ' 11 * ' s' ; - , ' ' h'. W y 'nrfy" >r 1 • ggpi--' Making Masks Children at the Newcastle Public Library were making masks of favorite storybook animals last Friday as part of the Library Lab Rat activity program. program. Sage Crydcnnan, above, colors in her raccoon. raccoon. The theme for the summer program is experiment experiment with reading. Besides the masks, the children also sang camp songs, listened to stories and played games. Solina News 4-H Clubs "Go for the Gold" by Harvey Yellowlees "The surest way to somewhere is to know where you arc going." "If you want to leave footprints in the sand, don't drag your feet." Another nice week, but we need rain for the crops and grass - so we can cut grass again! Tuesday, the 28th, 21 friends that were formerly a part of Presbytery Executive of the then Young People's Union, had a picnic supper at the home of Harvey and Lois Yellowlees. It was a good evening of fellowship and reminiscing. The group has gathered together for many years, usually at Marg Fellow's cottage at Bobcaygeon. Wednesday night was the last night for cards at Hampton until the first Wednesday in September. A good crowd and much money passed around. Winners were High - Charles Campbell 89, Vera Downey 87, Aileen Turner 82, Elwood Manns 82, Ada Richards 82. Low - Hazel Murphy. Most lone hands - Vera Downey. Special no. - Edna Manns. There were 4 little skunks that got in the hall, but Lois Huntingdone and Ruby Trewin knew how to treat them. Clarence Bray and Harvey Yellowlees helped with what they could. No trouble. trouble. Lucky draws - Charles Enniskillen News On Friday, July 31st, there were fifty-five persons persons at Newtonville Hall, enjoying cards. Winners of the euchre were 1st Lil Bolderstone with 87 points and 2nd Lena Clysdale with 87 points. Third was Lyle McMahon with 84 points and three persons scored 78 points, June Wilson, Norma Moffat and Aleck Moffat. Draw winners winners were Olive Little, Eileen O'Hara, Margaret Peacock, Aldcn Hubbard, Len Killingbcck, Richard Mitchell and Lorna Crockett. Next card game at Newtonville August 14. by Betty Wright All church services arc at 10 a.m. Aug. 9th at Enfield „ United Church with Reverend Norm Seli. Aug. 16, 23 and 30th the services will all be held at Tyrone United Church. Reverend Norm Sell will conduct the services on August 16 and 30th. On the 23rd Mr. Murdoch Robertson will be taking the service. Vacation Bible School will be held in Tyrone Church, August 10-14 and in Enniskillen August 17- 21. Please contact Sharon Trudeau, 263-1022, Tyrone and Janine McGill 263-8808 for Enniskillen if you are willing to help in any way with the programs. programs. Children 4 years and up are welcome. The Tyrone Community Centre is where the Annual Pork Supper will be held on Sunday, August 30. For tickets please call Betty Pascoc 263-8424 or Sandra Milne 697-2997. Evening Bible Study, Afternoon Bible Study and Take A Break will resume again in September. Please keep the Annual Barbeque and Street Dance in 'mind- on September 5th. Your articles articles for the raffles may be left with Sonya Pratt 8196 Old Scugog Rd., Enniskillen. Her phone number is 263-2661. Wedding Bells will be ringing in August. A delightful Bridal Shower was held in the church basement on July 27th for bride-to-be Nancy McGregor who is being married on the 8th of August. Many thanks to one and all. Mrs. Jean Laurion and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright were amongst the guests on Thursday, July 30th at Strath Manor, Bowmanville for a birthday birthday get together for those having birthdays in the month of July. Marguerite Leadbcater was one of the birthday girls. Belated Happy Birthday, Marg from your friends in Enniskillen. Word Was received last week of the sudden passing passing of Mr. Grant Werry of Arnprior. Grant was a cattle cattle buyer. He was raised in Enniskillen and lived here until a few years ago when they moved to Arnprior. Deepest sympathy goes to the Werry families. Orono News BOWMANVILLE THREE BEDROOM BRICK BUNGALOW with double garage, central air with heat pump, close to all amenities including: shopping, schools, hospital, parks and public transportation. $132,500. Call (905) 623-4444 United Church Hosts BBQ by I. Challice Quote - "Life is not a problem to be solved, but a gift to be enjoyed!" Well good news on the weather front, we have had several good rains this week and gardens arc sure looking looking better! A very enjoyable evening was held at Orono United Church on Wednesday evening, when the Board of Stewards provided provided a delectable barbecue party, complete with a tasty corn roast and oh so sweet! Hamburgers, hot dogs and salads of all kinds, plus a dessert table to make your mouth water, Donna Scott welcomed everyone from Kirby and Orono Churches and Reverend gave the blessing. After devouring the goodies, the crowd moved into the main hall for the entertainment. Opening music by Martha Farrow piano; James Lowery and Carman White on sax; Alvin Yeo on drums. Some real "old time" goodies livened up the place and very much enjoyed by all. Next on program was James and Doreen Lowery giving out some old Canadian fiddle music. Next on the program, was Ruth Gray bringing greetings greetings and in Ibis case farewell to our minister and family, Reverend and Mrs. Rob Hufton, who have been visiting here in exchange with Reverend Russell who is in England. Our visitors arc from Brighton, England. A little gift to the couple. Coffee mugs with Orono and Kirby Churches pictures pictures on them. A surprise for the minister was one of our new hymn books, because lie had admired them. The boys also received good Canadian gifts and all received a tray of momentos to take back home. Really a delightful family! Shirley Moffat led in spirited sing song with Joyce Gray at the piano. This enjoyable evening was brought to a close with the Minister giving thanks to everyone and closing with prayer. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. George Dunlop on celebrating their 50th Golden Wedding Anniversary, on Saturday in I.O.O.F. Hall. A large crowd of family and friends joined in best wishes. So very glad to hear the robbers who attacked our local bank awhile ago, have been finally caught! Another new house going up on Mill St. and so much building and renovating, renovating, throughout the village! Our street planters arc so pretty and colourful, also the big bed at Library, a novel arrangement, but most attractive. The work of Flo Sharpe and family! The O. Challices have finally gotten away for 4 days holidays, at daughter Deanna's collage, Methane Lake. Weather good and water always warm up there. A big birthday party for our hostess on Saturday and guests from Peterborough and Montreal. Methane Lake is surrounded surrounded by 60-70 G.M. employees employees cottages and very scenic. Mrs. Jenny Howins has returned home from daughter daughter Sandra's, Oslmwa. C RF/WX cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 King St. £., Bowmanville 623-6000 Campbell, Ruby Trewin, Marg Hall, Barb Cochrane, Vivian Barrett. I hope the committee who organize the parlies have a good holiday and we'll sec you in September! Lois and myself attended attended church at Enfield on Sunday. The people of Enfield arc to be commended commended for keeping this heritage building in such good condition. The outside outside is sparkling with its new coat of paint. Ralph Worry was the speaker. His message on "Jesus my Best Friend, can be your Best Friend Too", gave us much food for thought. It was a pleasure to be there for the service and the fellowship after over tea and cookies provided by Enfield ladies. Mary Broome had holidays holidays this weekend with her grandparents, Lloyd and Marion. Mark Thursday, August 6th on your calendar to attend the Durham East 4- H Go For The Gold, 7 p.m. at Blackstock United Church. "Go For The Gold" is a jeopardy type game where 4-H clubs challenge 4-H clubs. A winner is declared at the end of the evening and from the competing competing teams, a regional team is picked. These four members along with their coach Tom Barrie will travel to Peterborough on September 19 to compete in the Regional Competition. Winners from this competition go on to compete at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in November. If you can't make August 6th, come watch our regional team face off against a "mcdia/political" team from the Town of Clarington at Orono Fair on Saturday, September 12th. (Watch the paper for the time!) Who do you suppose arc the best "Go For The Gold" players??? Congratulations to Roy and Blaikic Rowsell who are again new grandparents grandparents (twice blessed). Daughter Mary and her husband Mike Finer are proud parents of twin girls. Graduate Tricia Terry Congratulations to Tricia Terry on her graduation from Durham College on June 13th, 1998 with a Diploma in Business Administration/Mark cting. We are so very proud of you Tricia. "Way To Go!!!" Lots of love, Dad, Donna and Melissa. CUSTOMER SERVICE •! M 1st ■ PRIORITY royal lerage IFRANKf 1 Saks Representative 234 King Street East, Bowmanville | " Frank Real Estate Ltd. and Royal LePage I rnTm Working | FRANKS Together For ... ROYAL LEPAGE VfVTT! ■MMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1 U U « Real lislate Services I .kl.. Broker 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 CENTURY HOME - CENTRAL AREA A rare find in Bowmanville's most desirable area of Century homes. Spacious, 3+1 bedrooms, roomy lot. Waiting for you to restore. $149,900. Call Dirk Woudstra* 623-3393 or 987-1350. 6 MONTHS NEW - NEWTONVILLE Spotless 3 bedroom raised bungalow, 2 baths, huge kitchen kitchen with walkout to deck, 1/4 acre lot, double car garage. $154,900. 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