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# f Volunteer Assoc. Donates $27,500 to Hospital The Bowman ville Association of Hospital Volunteers has donated $27,500 to Lakcridgc Health Bowmanvillc for five electric beds and one stretcher. Above Ruby Virgin, Clinical Leader in Surgcry/Pacdiatrics, accepts the donation from Gwen Chambers, Jean Evans, Joan Mairs, Ann Bons, June Hunter, Doug James and Lois Adams. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, March 17, 1999 Section Two Page 9 Clarington East Food Bank Launches Easier Drive by Hazel Crago The Clarington East Food Bank Easter drive is on. As in the nursery rhyme the cupboard gets bare. So, toiletries and foodstuffs may be left at Stcdman's store or the IGA store in the village. On Friday evening, March 12, 1999, Jill Brown, younger daughter of Gerald and Shirley Brown, and Jeffrey Baker, son of Richard and Frances Baker, of Bowmanvillc, were united in marriage by Rev. David Chisling at Newcastle United Church. Reception was held in the Sunday School Hall. Out of town guests included the bride's uncle and aunt, Earl and Marcia Brown, of Florida, and sister-in- law Mrs. David Brown and sons Andrew and Alexander, of California. On Tuesday, March 9, Newcastle Seniors enjoyed their monthly luncheon and afternoon of cards. Draws were won by John Tigwell, Eleanor Perrin, Ruth Tufford. Alice Hapson, Roy Hayward, Kay Powell, Ruby Brunt, Lena Graham, Vance Cooper, John Scott, Lil Bolderstone, Sheila Stiles, Maureen Powell, Marion Allin and Frank Tufford. Card winners were: 1st Joyce Stacey, 2nd Hazel Murphy, 3rd June Wilson, 4th Frank Tufford and 5th Eleanor Perrin. Two hidden scores were won by Eva Smith and Lil Bolderstone. Low score was John Scott. Sympathy is extended to the relatives and friends of Mr. Bill Hall whose funeral was held on Friday, March 12, 1999. Bill was a resident of Parkview and very interested in horticulture. Those Ncwtonvillc people are busy planning their April 17 beef dinner at Ncwtonvillc United Church. Dinner is served at 6:30 and if you want tickets phone Shirley at 786-2286 or Inez at 786-2239. Sympathy is extended to relatives relatives and friends of Clarence Bell, of Bowmanvillc, whose funeral was held on Saturday. Not many weeks ago condolences condolences were extended to family and friends in the death of Ralph Campbell. On Wednesday at 11 a..m. a funeral service for his wife Beatrice Campbell (nee Bragg) was held. Campbell Court, on Concession St„ Bowmanvillc was named in honour of Ralph and Bca in their work for the disabled Horticultural Meeting On Tuesday evening, March 9, there was a good attendance at the first meeting of the year when speaker Carol Scysmilh was introduced by President Pam Daley. Carol's presentation of slides with commentary about the Second Marsh and Wetlands was very informative, A Watershed Stewardship Coordinator, Coordinator, Carol works with landowners along waterways of the Second Marsh Watershed in restoring and maintaining the natural environment. Planting native trees, shrubs and wild flowers, clearing away garbage etc. all aid in the health of the environment. Osliawa Rotary Club is leading leading the way in establishing an ecological park and outdoor classroom for children, residents and tourists,This is a part of Farewell Park in Osliawa. Friends of the Second Marsh offer lours to classes and community community groups Cost is based on $3 per person'with a minimum of $50 dollars per group, Call the office at 905-723-5047 to arrange a guided hike through 1 the Wildlife Area, Gladioli bulbs donated by Newcastle News Erla and Francis Jose were sold and also were given as door prizes. Thanks Erla and Francis. Lunch was provided and served by Bonnie McCracken and Hazel Crago. St Gerorge's News Holy Communion was celebrated celebrated at 8 a.m. and morning prayer at 11 a.m. The 3rd part of out Lenten Studies: "The Gospels and Revolt" was held at St. Saviours on Sunday and the final part will be held at St. George's on March 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall. Our Lenten service will be held at St. George's on Wednesday, March 17 at 7 p.m. Altar Guild Corporate Communion and Breakfast will be held next Sunday at 8 a.m. The Easter Food Drive for the Clarington East Food Drive is beginning now. Rice, pasta, sauces, peanut butter, jam, toilet paper and laundry soap are urgently needed. Next week's services will be Holy Communion at 8 and 11 a.m. To all who crave comfort and warmth, to all who seek friendship, to those who feel lonely and need companionship, to all who value sheltering and strengthening love, to those who sin and need a Saviour, to those who would serve the living God - this Church opens wide its arms and in the name of Jesus says, "Welcome- YOU belong." United Church At Newcastle United Church on Sunday March 14, flowers gracing the sanctuary were from the funeral of Margaret Pearce. The choir, under the direction of Ross Metcalf, rendered the hymn, In the Bulb There is a Flower. Rev. Chisling delivered the reflection "Be Open". The church is looking for one or two people to organize Vacation Bible School. Call Karen 987-1349. Conference Personnel Officer Rev. Joseph Ramsay will worship at Newcastle United Church on Sunday, March 21st. Call Jean Richard at 987- 4822 if you wish to place flowers flowers in the church. For Holy Week, have your request in by March 21st. Daffodils $4 per bunch. Easter lilies at $ 6.00. Clarington East Food Bank Easter drive is on. Donations may be left at the church on Sundays. UCW Sunshine Unit Fourteen members of the Newcastle UCW Sunshine unit met Monday evening, March 8th at the home of Elizabeth Chidley. While the members were gathering, dessert, lea and coffee were enjoyed. Chair Hazel May Munro opened the meeting with a prayer entitled, Song of Awakening after which the UCW purpose was repealed. Minutes of the February meeting meeting were read and approved and the Treasurer's Report was given. Marion Allin reported on the evening session of the UCW Presbyterinl meeting held at /ion United Church and much enjoyed by Joan Middleton, Hazel Crago, Dorothy Stapleton and Marion Allin. Jean Allin reported that the new stove purchased by the UCW has been installed, UCW Sunday is being planned for May 16th. Surprised by Joy was the theme of the worship period conducted by Hazel May Toastmasters Enjoy Early St. Pat's Day Bowmanvillc Toastmasters celebrated St. Patrick's Day on March 9, 1999 because March 16 will find the members at the Area 26 speech competition in Peterborough. The members picked up enthusiastically on Chairman Toastmaster Karen Martin's theme. The table topics wove a yarn that grew with each speaker as a ball of yarn was thrown at the next Toastmaster selected to to speak. Toastmaster Brian Forrest was selected as the best impromptu speaker. Toastmaster Yvonne Connor presented her "Ice Breaker" in a trophy winning effort. A debate rounded off the session on the virtue of changing the colour for St. Patrick's Day from green to purple. The judges decided to maintain equilibrium by declaring the contest a draw. tome and join us Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:30. We meet at "The Darlington Hydro Information Centre." For more information please call 623-3527 or 623-2243. The Nissan Annual Enjoy the Savings Event Nissan Altima GXE 279/ month" 36 month lease with $1,900 down Trade-in or COD ot $4,119 delivers A four-time Consumer's Digest Best Buy • 2.4L, D0HC 16-valve, 150-hp engine • 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive • Air conditioning • Cruise control • Power wigdows, antenna, mirrors, and Smart Doors™ locks • AM/FM/cassette with four speakers GXE*AUTO BEmr MOI* SOUND AND CONVENIENCE PACKAGE • 8-v/ay pov/er drivers' seat with lumbar • Upgrade stereo - 6 speakers and CD • Remote keyless entry/alarm system EVENT $01 QQR PRICING 1 J V VU Nissan Sentra XE 199/ month" Munro, Elizabeth Chidley, Maureen Powell and Marion Allin. Interspersed with readings, readings, prayer and scriptures were hymns, Joyful Joyful We Adore Thee, In The Bulb there is a Flower, and Give to Us Laughter. After Elizabeth read the poem God Give Us Spring, all repeated the closing prayer. With the help of a video, Maureen conducted sit down exercises. The Friendship Circle formed and Mizpah Benediction was repeated. Kay Powell, Secretary Newcastle Community Bowling Ladies League Anne Arsenault 229-210; Betty Major 183-188-223; Marilyn Major 223; Linda Norrish 228-229; Mary Pierik 224-189-243; Jean Pollard ISO- 266- 178; Sandy Tenant 210; Sandy Tennant was fifty-fifty winner. Seniors' League Lil Bolderstone 173; Ron 1 Burley 210; Vance Cooper 161; Merril Henry 225-172; Jean Holmes 170; Alec Martin 216; Maureen Powell 160-208; Stan Powell 199-245; Bertha Powell 194; Russell Powell 229; Joyce Stacey 155; Sheila Stiles 186- 156 ; Bill Wade 169; Marg Wade;'221 -175. Mixed League Joe Forget 244-187-232; Debi Hannigan 190-175-201; Gregg Kchoe 177-193; Susan Armstrong 177; Roy Hopkins 253-283; Jean Hall 287; Lea Dwyer 183-202; Greg Forget 176-242; Garry Saxby 241-189; Sharon Saxby 184-179-198; Jim Armstrong 182; Lyle Jackson 185; Bill Brown 209; Fac Forget 233-318-219; Joe Mendonca 210; Ruth Forget 178. Fifty -Fifty winner was Debi Hannigan. Youth Bowling No Youth Bowling on March 20th (March Break). No open bowling on Wednesday, March 17, 1999. Dates left for bowling March 27th, April 3rd and April 10th. Youth Bowling Banquet April 24th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Seniors: Gavin 150; Danny 192-138; Anthony 179; Deanna 134; Doug 157-187; Leah 190- 130; Corey 144; NickicG. 167- 124; Kim G. 135-137. Intermediates: Katie C. 117; Michael 113-141; Jessica 104; Matt 102; Kylcl04-128; Ashley 123; Mike C. 100; Chelsec 120; Jeremy 126. Juniors: Curtis 78; Luke 98; John 106; Alex B. 95; Eric SO; Bradley 66; Alex T. 62. Newtonville Card Results On Friday evening, March 12 at Ncwtonvillc Hall there were fourteen tables of card players. Winners of the euchre games were: 1st Reg McCool with 92 points, 2nd Walter Murphy 85, 3rd Helen McTavish 82, 4th George Martyn 81, and tied with Klaus Zulatif 81, 6th Dolores Comar with 79 points. 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