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Page 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, November 25, 1998 Hydro VP to Address Newcastle Ratepayers by Hazel Crago Well! Santa arrived on Friday evening, November 20th after Bonnie Cowlc entertained, leading in many Christmas songs. The beautiful lights were turned on the Newcastle Community Hall and the two blue spruce trees at the flagpole. Hot chocolate was enjoyed and the stores with their festive decorations decorations welcomed the shoppers. shoppers. The regular meeting of the Newcastle Ratepayers Association will be held on Thursday, November 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lions Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. Guest speaker will be Charles Packer, who is Site Vice President of Darlington Nuclear, Ontario Hydro. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sherman, Beeton and her mother, Maurice Coulter of Downsview called in on the Cragos Sunday night. They Newcastle News had spent the weekend in Ottawa with Donald Sherman who is attending university there. On their visit to the Peace Tower at the Parliament Buildings, they were privileged to witness witness the turning of the page of the Book of Remembrance where Maurice's brother's name is inscribed. Ptc. Donald Powell of the Stormont Dundas and Glengarry Highlanders of Canada was killed in action, at Ems River, Germany, on April 28, 1945, aged 22 years. On Thursday evening, November 19, Newcastle Seniors enjoyed their evening of cards at the Newcastle Community Hall. Lucky draw winners were Marion Allin, Russell Powell, Joyce Stacey, John Guay, Marilyn Martin, Alden Hubbard, Ron Burley, Aleck Moffat and Frank Tufford. Winning at cards were: 1st Jean Rickard, 2nd Velma Jakeman, 3rd Marjorie Ashton, 4th Alec Martin, 5th Gus Wilson and 6th Aleck Moffat. The Seniors' Christmas dinner is December 10th, with donations donations to the Food Bank. The next card party will be held on Thursday, January 21st. St. George's News On November 22nd, Padre Saunders led in 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 11 a.m. Morning Prayer at St. George's Anglican Church. Flowers at the Altar were in memory of Bernice Arp and given by daughter Audrey and Russell Moir, Amber and Mitchell. The ACW Christmas party will be held on December 4th at 6 p.m. The ACW arc catering for the Newcastle Seniors Summer Games Raise $2,000 for Hospital About 220 residents of the Wilmol Creek retirement community participated in this year's Summer Games which took place in July. The games raised a total of almost $2,000. Last week, a presentation of the proceeds was made to the Memorial Hospital Foundation. The money will be used in ophthalmology at Lakeridge Health Bowmanvillc. It will help to purchase cataract surgery instruments. instruments. Pictured are some of the organizers of the Summer Games committee, including Chairman Tony Hull. Doug James, President of the Hospital Foundation, accepted the donation. From left arc: Edythc Bell, Fred Ufton, Doug Jarrigs, fylal.Hampn, Irene Eilerscn apd Tony,Hull,The summer games at Wilmot Creek included 24 events. Lawn bowling, a walk-a-thon, cards and golf were among the activities. Organizers plan to hold the games every other year. dinner on December 10th. The Wednesday morning morning group will enjoy Pot Luck on December 9th to close out the year. Advisory Board meets on Thursday, November 26, at 8 p.m. United Church At Newcastle United Church on Sunday, November 22nd, flowers in the sanctuary were from the Thursday funeral of Michael Gibbons. Received into the membership membership of the church were: Peter and Margo Bischoff, Ron and Heather Cruickshank, Peter and Stephanie Scott and Rick Powell. Holy Communion was celebrated. Reverend Chisling's reflection was God's Wisdom in Christ. The annual Turkey Supper was held on Saturday, November 21 and all who worked, were thanked. On Sunday, November 29 Advent Workshop will be held. Newcastle Bowling Ladies League Lcnore Beckman 189, 186, Betty Major 199, 205, Marilyn Major 197, 179, 184, Linda Norrish 190, Mary Pierik 183, 177, Jean Pollard 192, 184. Seniors Ron Burley 162, 166, Vance Cooper 173, 229, Merril Henry 180, Alice Hopson 166, Alec Martin 219, Albert Pearce 198, 170, Eleanor Perrin 165, 153, Maureen Powell 198, Stan Powell 161, Bertha Powell 185, 166, Russell Powell 203, 199, Joyce Stacey 158, Bill Wade 151, Marg Wade 163,203. Mixed League Donna Adams 186, Garry Saxby 243, 197, Sharon Saxby 188, Jim Armstrong 189, 226, Joe Forget' 234, 210, John McGuey 232, Debi Hannigan 202, Gregg Kehoe 189, 191, 217, Roy Hopkins 201, 175, Jean Hall 182," 206i " Joyce' Stacey 191 v 189, . Bill- n™.,,,-. Tno *v ,i'oi m.t- Tree Lighting in Newcastle Bonnie Cowlc led the crowd in Christmas carols at the Annual Tree Lighting in Newcastle Friday evening. She is surrounded by youngsters as they helped her sing Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Jingle Bells. Many colourful lights adorned the trees at the Newcastle Town Hall. Children were excited to see Santa and gave him some requests for Christmas. Enfield Church Holds Penny Sale Nov. 26 Brown 193, - 191, " Fae Forget 184, Joe Mendonca 238,234. by Jacqueline Vaneyk The only good thing about November is that you can plant bulbs for spring blooming! Fall ploughing is underway, with corn stalks turning under. Soybean fields are usually left till spring to work. Thoughts and prayers go to those in difficulty this season, including Ralph Glaspell and Lorna Swain. The Central Ontario Tractor Pullers Awards Night and Banquet was held in Schomberg Community Center last weekend. Local puller Wade Penwardcn came fourth and fifth in the Modified classes, while son Denny came seventh and sixth. John and Kris Vaneyk were third in both the 5700 and 6700 ProStock classes. COTPA takes in a huge geographical geographical area and competition is keen, • Thursday, November, 26 is a busy, night. Enfield Church is 1 holding ,'a Christmas Penny Sale, with doors openings at Tyrone News 6:00 p.m. Draws will start at 7:30. That same evening, there is a meeting about the Canadian Foodgrains Bank in Blackstock Church. The Foodgrains Bank distributes distributes grain in areas of greatest greatest need, using churches and organizations already up and running in the needy areas. Grain can be donated, or funds are always welcome. The meeting starts at 7:00 p.m. The Sunday Schools have started rehearsals for this year's Christmas play. Pat Woodley-Vooys and Jane Koenc are giving their time to make it a great evening for all of us. Tyrone choir is presenting presenting an evening with Nancy Chisling on Saturday, December 12 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available from Betty Pascoe, Jake Koene or Jane Smith, or at the door. Care is provided for small'children. 1 It promises to be a lovely Christmas concert! Enniskillen-Tyrone Charge raised over $3000 for relief in Honduras. Piet Koene is one of many, many people who arc working very hard to bring food to some of the towns and villages that are still cut off by floods and mud slides. Gifts can still be given through Tyrone church. Newtonville Cards On Friday evening, November 20th, there were 44 card players at Newtonville Hall. Playing the best hands were: 1st Eileen O'Hara with 87 points, 2nd Marie Couroux 84, 3rd Norma Moffat 83, 4th Martha Farrow 80, 5th Harvey Snow 74, and 6th Ray Hughes 73. Draw winners winners were, Tony Clayton, Alf Pigott, Mary Forest, Reg McCool, Klaus Zulauf and" Lena Graham. Next card party at Newtonville will be held on December 4th, 1998. Enniskillen News Over 40 Attend Seniors 7 Dinner by Betty Wright On November 18th the U.C.W. hosted the Annual Seniors Dinner. Over 40 people sat down to a bountiful bountiful lunch. Lois Nimigon greeted and welcomed everyone. Lois asked the blessing before we started our lunch. After lunch we had a Christmas reading from Aileen McLaughlin. Then, we all enjoyed Christmas carols with Ray Ashton at the keyboard, followed by a reading by Lois Nimigon. After some visiting, we all parted, hoping to be back next year. Many thanks to the kitchen staff who served and cleaned up in a very efficient manner. A Christmas Penny Sale will be held at Enfield Church basement on Thursday, November 26, 1998. Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. and the draw time will be 7:30 p.m. Admission includes a light lunch. Enfield's Annual Community Christmas Pot Luck dinner will be held on Thursday, December 3rd at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome. Please bring a non-perishable food donation donation for the Bowmanvillc Salvation Army. The draw for the queen size, Dresden Plate Quilt will be held at this function. Ladies and gentlemen of Enniskillen Church. For some time now, we've enjoyed the choirs anthems - songs from the new hymn book, "Voices United". Now we are ordering them for the congregation. congregation. We thought that members of the congregation congregation might like to donate one or more books, some probably in memory of a loved one. If interested, please pay Keith McGill and give him a copy of the inscription you would like inside the cover of each donated "Voices United" hymn book. Thank you. The White Gift Mitten Tree service will be held on December 13th at 9:30 a.m. Please start your knitting knitting of toques, scarves and mittens for this service. Also, the annual Christmas pageant will be held on December 20lh at 9:30 a.m. at the Enniskillen United Church. Bowmanville Toastmasters Three guests joined Bowmanvillc Toastmasters for the meeting on November 17, 1998. Toastmaster Gordon West offered thoughtful challenges challenges to each of the impromptu speakers. Toastmaster Karen Martin was selected as the best Table Topics speaker thereby winning the first of the three trophies awarded at the meeting. 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