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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, February 10. 109V Pane 7 Historical Society Holds "Show and Tell" by Hazel Crago Mrs. John Barger, from Lake Cowiehan, Vancouver Island, spent a week with her grandmother, Mrs. Bertha Fisher and enjoyed being home lor Bertha's 85th birthday parly. All the family were at the home of Ronald and Hazel May Munro for birthday dinner on January 24th. On Monday afternoon, February 1st, 1909, at Ncwtonvillc United Church, Mary Wade was honoured on her 80th birthday. Mary was supported by Iter son, Grant and Brenda, of Bridgenorth and brother Bcv Henderson and his wife Marg, of Campbcllford. Many friends, relatives and fellow fellow Lodge members were in attendance. Even though Mary moved away from Ncwtonvillc 25 years ago, Mr. Frank Stapleton gave a glowing speech about Mary's neigh- bourlincss and community- minded traits, and presented her with a gift from the Ncwtonvillc people. On display at the party were birthday certificates certificates and messages from the city of Barrie (where she resides) from Prime Minister Jean Chretien, Premier Mike Harris and Aileen Carroll, M.P. Bereavement Facilitator Training Newcastle _ Funeral Home, through its Genesis Bereavement Resource Centre, is running running this extensive five- session program again for those wishing to learn more about bereavement and facilitating bereavement bereavement support groups. The program begins on February 26. Registration is limited and applications must be received by February 15th. For further information or an application application form, please call Newcastle Funeral Home at 987-3964. for Barrie, Simcoe and Bradford. The weather co-operated, co-operated, as it was a sunny day for this lovely reception. Remember Ncwtonvillc Pancake Brunch Sunday, February 14 from 11 a.m. to I p.m. Proceeds for the Sunday School. Historical Society On Monday evening, February 1st, 1999, the Newcastle Village and District Historical Society met in the Historical Room of the Newcastle Community Hall. In the absence of President Herb Taylor, Mr. Ron Locke chaired the meeting. Herb left a message message (read by Ron) expressing appreciation to all hard-working hard-working executive members and an account of 1998 accomplishments. accomplishments. The financial report was distributed and presented by Treasurer Francis Jose. Membership chairman Ron Locke gave his report, announcing 115 members. Nominations were held and 1999 executive is as follows: President Herb Taylor, Secretary Pipa Schmiegclow; Treasurer Francis Jose; Membership Chairman Ron Locke; 2 yr. Directors Dorothy Brown, Lynn Lovekin, Ken Stephenson; I yr. Directors; Helen Schmid, Jack Eilbeck and Art Wynn. Show and Tell is always a great evening! Pat Macdonnell reported that 225 signed the guest book at the 75th anniversary anniversary of the hall (which was very successful). Two beautiful dresses worn by Anna Vincent, wife of Chester Massey, were kindly donated by Hart's wife, Melodic and were on display then as they arc now. Pat showed and told about many of the artifacts donated by Melodic Massey. The family Bible contains' a great deal of family history. Jack Eilbeck donated the autographed book The Stuff Men are Made Of by Denton Massey. Of interest was the price of a complete funeral arranged by his Grandfather Eilbeck in 1908 - $740. Also shown were some old tools owned by this grandfather who was also a cabinet maker. Other interesting items were Soliria News From page 6 had some winners and some losers. The winners were high Meta Swain 101 (keep coming Meta!), Ellen Ormiston 89, Marie Brooks 87, John Broome 85, Lyra Flintoff 83. Most honest honest player Betty Ann Dodds, (we wold be glad to give you some coaching!). Most lone hands John Broome 7. Special - Barb Cochrane. We had problems problems again this week with 2 adult skunks and 2 small ones, but Wes Hills with the help of Isabel Hamm, Lyra Flintoff and Verna Robinson, they controlled controlled them well. Several people people were lucky number winners in the persons of Fred Watson 2, Meta Swain (watch out for income tax Meta!), Doris Hills, June Bothwcll 2, Pat Best, Dick Scobel 2, Kay Kelly, Lois Ycllowlees and Helen Trcwin. Some of the top people in the run for most lone hands are Don Cochrane, Em Brown, Marion Broome, Clarence Bray, Franc Svctcc, Leona Wright, many more are close, final results at the end of the season. Helen and George Gilroy had lunch for us. Thanks for the cake Helen. Sec you this week, I hope! At church on Sunday (Eldad that is!) Dorothy Snowden and Eileen Knox were our greeters. Dorothy Snowden was our lay reader. The choir number was "Beautiful World-Wonderful World". Reverend Munro led in the installation of officers, the children's story and his message message to us, "Daring Discipleship". Try the service some day - the seals are comfortable. Dates to remember - February 17th, Official Board Meeting at Hampton, 7:30 p.m. For those of you who worship in Hampton, come to church and enjoy the new padded seat covers covers which are being installed, you'll enjoy them! On Sunday morning 1 received a call from my granddaughter granddaughter that they had been blessed with three woollcy babies, they are very excited, no names yet, another sign that spring is around the corner. Sunday at noon the Warner and Ycllowlees families were at the home of Dennis and Karen Ycllowlees in North Ncstlcton for dinner and to help Ron Warner (#?) and Jennifer Ycllowlees (#9) celebrate their birthdays. Another lovely dinner dinner and visit. Newcastle News silver hairpin boxes and vases, a small brass lamp, a copy of a 7-ycar lease on a great-grandfather's great-grandfather's farm in Cornwall, a leather splitter from the 19th century, coins and tokens, folding folding cup, manicure set, watch chain and fob, map of Clarke Township from Belden's Atlas, magnifying glasses, ticket for Steamer Argyle, 1936 poster advertising Newcastle Civic Holiday, 1864 Valentine, Newcastle Sportsman's Club badge, book of English nursery rhymes translated to Malcy language language and a 1947 dentist receipt for $6 for 3 fillings. Diana Grandficld brought the shoe her mother was wearing wearing at age three when Diana's grandmother carried the child out of their burning Belmont Home in 1898. One side of the shoe was scorched. In February 1899 the new Belmont was completed. Although 100 wee invited to the house-warming, due to flu only 60 turned up. Sanford and Mrs. Haskill from East Durham Historical Society were welcomed to this meeting. The next' meeting of the Newcastle Village and District Historical Society will be held on Monday, April 12th. Mr. Emerson Edward Jones (Ncwtonvillc) passed away on Monday, February 1st, 1999. Funeral services were held at the Newcastle Funeral Home. Sympathy is extended to relatives relatives and friends. On Saturday, February 6, funeral service for Joseph Hart, of Orono, was held at Newcastle Funeral Home. Condolences to brother John of London and friends. St. George's News On Friday, February 5, 1999, St. George's held a Praise and Song evening. Ruth Knight, guitarist, provided the music which gave the service a moving and spirit-filled evening. The scripture readings were from Acts and Colossians, Paul's teachings on a spirit- filled community. Sunday, February 7, at Vestry the various committees and officials were appointed and elected for the ensuing year. St. George's goals on missions missions and outreach in the community community and beyond were established. established. We would like to encourage the youth, former parishioners and those who do not have a home base church, to join us for fellowship, fun and friendship. friendship. Please come and join us for our ACW Valentine Bake Sale and Tea on February 13 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. On Sunday, February 14, Holy Communion will be celebrated celebrated at 8 a.m. with Morning Prayer at 11 a.m. United Church On Sunday, February 7 Mr. Ross Metcalf presided at the organ at Newcastle United Church. Reverend David Chisling delivered the reflection, reflection, Shine - don't put it under the bushel. After morning worship and lunch the annual congregational congregational meeting was held. Karen Nicol reported that the church is seeking two persons persons to head up Vacation Bible School this year. Whoever takes on this position please attend the annual Bible School workshop on February 16 at the Durham Christian Bible School. Bible Study is held at the manse Wednesday mornings from 10:30 till noon. Growing God's Church is the topic at the retreat on church growth at Pickering Village United Church on Saturday, February 27, in Ajax. Book now for Valentine's Dinner OPEN SUNDAY FOR LUNCH AND DINNER • wheelchair accessible • Licensed by L.L.B. O. ^ Telephone: (905) 623-8772 !H 73 King St. W., Bowmanville Newcastle Bowling League Scores Monday Ladies League Linda Hawrylak 216, Dorella Lancastcr-Forget 238, Betty Major 177, 208, 192, Marilyn Major 182, 214, Linda Norrish 187, 204, 211, Mary Pierik 242, Jean Pollard 191, 257, Sandy Tennant 188. Tuesday Seniors Lil Bolderstone 151, Vance Cooper 177, John Guay 171, Merril Henry 167, 167, Alex Martin 203, 212, Eleanor Perrin 182, Maureen Powell 164, 160, Stan Powell 210, 213, Russell Powell 165, 170, Sheila Stiles 187, John Tigwcll 197, 178, Bill Wade 154, 159, Marg Wade 197, 152. Thursday Mixed League Joe Forget 275, 284, John McGuey 188, Gregg Kehoc 182, Roy Hopkins 175, Wes Forget 196, 189, 260, Jean Hall 219, 209, Joyce Stacey 194, Donna Adams 340, Greg Forget 249, 186, Kathryn Brown 191, Sharon Saxby 183, 181, Bill Brown 192, 226, Fae Forget 200, 193, Joe Mendonca 290, Ruth Forget 175, Cheryl Mendonca 192. Youth Bowling Seniors Chris 135, 145, Laura 157, Deanna 129, Jessica 133, Doug 128, Leah 196. 164, Alyssia 133, Dannv 259, 236, Anthony 130, Kenny 128, Vicky 133, Nickie 238, Stephanie 150. Taralyn 150. Intermediates Chelsea 100, Ashley K. 169, 124, Jeremy 123, 142. Kyle 117, Sarah 100. Janine 148, Katie 110, 153, Katie 120. 106. Jacquie 111, 159. Juniors Bradley 75. Alex 90, Conner C. 83, Luke 113, John 74. Alex B. 104, Mark 42. E7S>,< Ajotf/ 1 TTzlentine Ureaui.'i'ei ir-mn. /Ae UKoeayl $299 On Valentine's Day Diamonds Speak Louder Than Words Chance to win a romantic Dinner for Two ooper s Jewellers Ltd. 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