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BETHANY 4-H Club Girls The 16 Bethany 4-H Club Myrtie Neals, Peterborough; girls under the leadership of Mrs. Wilma Petherick, Camp- Mrs. Maureen Preston and belîford; and Mrs. Aima Mrs. Marie Kerr called their Dobbin, Peterborough. club for this unit "the Bethany Mrs. Neta F ýrnsworth, Tor- Loafers." The unit "Let's onto and Mr. Qorton Wake of Break Bread" consisted of Detroit, Michigan visited with seven meetings in which their sister, Mrs. Ina Palmer different kinds of bread and for a few days this week. buns 'Mrs. R jarvest is in Civic buns were made. Mary Thom- kins, the home economistHospital, iterborough recup- visited the club for a meeting. erating Irem surgery. Hope Receiving Provincial Hon- you're feeling better soon, ors at Achievement Day, Marg. November 22 in Blackstock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fair, will be Kathy Kloepfer who Etobicoke were weekend visi- will also be the commentator tors with Mrs Irene McDon- for the club. Susan Ryley, Kim aid. Wood, Sandra Everding and Cheryl Preston will be receiv-BiedLe g ing County Honors. follows: Ladies High Single 75th AnniversaryDiane Wilson 246 Men's High Bethany United Church Single - Dave McReelis 280, Bethany United Church Lades High Triple, Diane celebrated its 75th Annivers- ary on October 19. Rev. Dave McReelis 608. Games Emmerson Dorsch of Spring- over ville was guest speaker, the 2 2, G ee Sott, theme of his message being Heather Horsien 228, Vi Little the importance of having a sthe impotance ofang a 224-220, Bill Stasiuk 222, Ste- strong faith and of acting upon enMGill 218, Sandra Ashby that faith.205-216 Marion MCamus 217 Special music was supplied by the girl's quartette from Aben2Me vianAmbrose Zion Pentecostal Church, 2A drey1Davidn 200. Millbrook, who rendered 2S enior itiznB0ey several contemporary selec- boing ressae ig tions. Their refreshingly ady - orrie Driver, High youthful harmony was appre- ciated by al. In addition, our up: Ladies - Margaret White, own choir gave an impressive rendition of Beethoven's "The Men- W. Meeting Heaven's Resound."ThOcoerMeeting (Intended for last week) TU Cwseldinge Ch Sunday visitors with Mrs. basement with the president Mildred Bristow were Mr. Mrs. Allan Beer welcoming Jack McMahon of Snryfieid, everyone to the meeting. She Nova Scotia; Miss Judy Aims- readapoem also. The minutes ley, Toronto Mrs. Jack Aims- of the September meeting hey, Cavan. were read and adopted. The The 75th Anniversary of treasurer's report showed a Bethany United Church was balance of $754.16 on hand. on Sunday and guests of Mr. Correspondence consisted of and Mrs. Frank White; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moncreif,. rmanadint Cina Ltd. Mr. Percy Mopcreif, and Mr. co and Mrs. Kenneth Syer, all ncerning our inquiry about attendedthe service.ordering more plates with the Visitors with Mrs. Herb picture of Bethany United Visitors with Mrs. erb Church on them. APmotion was Neals sisisreek. werePMrs. w0order 6 uozen more plates. Mrs. Thos. Jennings report- ed from the Presbyterial held in Peterborough. There was a car load from Bethany at- tended. Mrs. George Michelle gave a report on a meeting she had attended in Milbrook to plan a crusade in St. Andrew's Church in Millbrook from June 6th to 13th, 1976. Marney Patterson, evangelist, from Thornhill will be guest speak- er. Other churches in the area are being asked to participate. Mrs. Beer reported that the used greeting cards brought in as roll cal for the June meeting had Peen given to A.R;C. Industries in Peter- borough. Mrs. Beer reported on the confirmation of a job catering to a wedding next May; following a discussion on the condition of the electric range in the church kitchen. Mrs. Beer and Mrs. Jennings were appointed as a committee to purchase a new one. Following a discussion on allocating the M and S Funds, it was decided to ask that the donation be split between "the Raffans" in Brazil and native Canadian missions. It was decided that a Christmas Tea and Bazaar would be held November. Planning meeting to be held October 21 at 9:30 a.m, at Mrs. Beer's. Mrs. Patterson Neals was in charge of the worship service and program. Mrs. Neals led the worship with a meditation based on passages from the seripture of "Esther". Mrs. Ross Davidson received the offering and Mrs. Ross Carr was pianist for the hymns. The program was on crafts and Mrs. Allan Beer and Mrs. Lyla Kerr taught members how to cover coat hangers. The meeting was closed with the Mizpah benedictions and Mrs. Ross Davidson and her group served lunch. Bethany Women's Institute The W.I. held its October meeting at the home of Mrs. Addison Scott with Mrs. Hec- tor Morton presiding. The meeting was opened with "O Canada", the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect followed by the roll call "Name a product we'd lack, if the farmer never came back. \Irs. Bella Smith had the ',uflo, "Bread is the symbol of home, hope and hospitality ' Mrs. Ray Porteous read the minutes of the September meeting and the treasurer's report. They were approved as read. Correspondence con- sisted of thank you from Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs. T. Jackson and Mrs. V. Smith; an invitation to the Mt. Pleasant Tea and Bazaar on November 1 at 2:00 p.m.; information on the resolutions for the W.I. Con- ference in Toronto in Novem- ber: short course training Attractive New Photo Shop Opened Here This Week On Monday, the Gould Photo'Shop, in The Statesman Centre block, King St. West opened and welcomed many visitors who came to see the attractive store and its extensive stock. The shop is being operated by Patrick 'Rick' Gould, a longtime member of The Canadian Statesman staff, who will be assisted by his son Douglas and, in her spare time, by his wife Carole. Mr. Gould is pictured here in his new store, with some of the merchandise in the background. ENISKILLEN The long-awaited rains came Sat. to relieve water tank delivery and replenish cisterns and wells at low ebb, but Sunday the whole country- side was enveloped in dense fog and mist, a natural phenomenon at this season when earth and air differ in temperature. As a precautionary mea- sure, our minister rose early to wend his way carefully to the Markham area for his Pulpit exchange with Rev. K. Deer of Boxgrove, Zion-Cedar Grove Pastoral Charge and for the same reason, Rev. Deer alerted his family at an early hour to travel to our charge. Rev. Deer, his charming wife Lila, daughter Karen and two sons, Lawrence and Alan D. arrived safely and punctu- ally.and we hope their return home was equally so. Mr. and 1lrs. A. J. Werry received Rev. Deer and family and school-Salute to Vegetables and no one wished to partici- pate in this particular course. Mrs. Scott would like every- one to return extra tickets and-or money from the sale of the tickets for "Luncheon is Served" to be held November 13 at 6:30 p.m. on or before November 10. An invitation from the Senior Citizens concerning t ieir tea and bazaar on October 29 was read It was decided to cater to a turkey supper on December 10 for the Golden Star Senior Citizens. Mrs. Bella Smith as con- venor for the agriculture and Canadian industries group took over the meeting at this point and introduced the subject for the program "the making of bread". Miss Kathy Kloepfer gave the commen- tary she plans on doing for Achievement Day, November 22, in Blackstock. Her talk was on how bread and other forms of it could be used in the menu during the day. Miss Kim Wood and Miss Marilyn Mc- Gill proceeded to demonstrate how to make bread (freezer whole wheat). These three girls belong to the Bethany Loafers 4-H Club; the subject for this unit being "Let's break Bread" Mrs'. J. Neals thanked Mrs. Smith and 4-H girls for the program. Bowling Bethany Mixed Bowling League results are: Ladies' High Single - Beulah Robinson 229; Men's High Single - Pieter Englesman 270; Ladies',High Triple - Beulah Robinson 624; Men's High Triple - Pieter Englesman 704. Games over 200 - Jean Tripp 224, Aime Curtis 221, Howard Robinson 220, Dave McReelis 223-209, Kim Wood 214, Steven MeGill 203-207, Diane Wilson 205, Anne Englesman 200. Ladies' Afternoon Bowling results are: High Lady - Bunny Ambrose; Runner-up: Marion Fisher. Personals, Nov. 2 Mr. and Mrs. W. MeMahon recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fowler, Brook- lin. Mrs. Violet Ritchie, Toronto spent the weekend with Mr., and Mrs. W. MeMahon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank White were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sandercock, Trenton and attended the 100th Anniversary Service of Grace United Church. While in Trenton the Whites were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Parkinson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bolton, Willowdale visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. David MeReelis and family for a few days last week were his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shier of Marvin, Saskatchewan. The Shiers visited with other relatives while in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fair and son,;Gary, St. Catherines; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hughes, Tor- onto; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Challice, Cavan; and Tom and Carol Fair, Port Carling were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Irene McDonald introduced them in the church foyer to 75 folks who arrived for the morning services. Rev. Deer, with a touch of humor, related briefly the early rise and trip whjch was enjoyable in spite of weather and then he reminiscingly told of a former visit to our church several years ago, in the month of May, when he was, at that time, Kedron's pastor. He also expressed his appreciation of the hearty welcome extended to him and complimented the worshippers on the beautiful changes in the Sanctuary. He was pleased also to see the familiar face of Mr. Frank Lee of Kedron in the congre- gation, here as a guest of his niece and nephew Diane and Allan Werry. His Children's Story was about a man who had three excuses for not attending church but Rev. Deer hoped his listeners shared his reas- ons for wishing to go to church. Rev. Deer's sermon was based on Paul's letter to the Corinthians on "love" also the man who was really the neighbor in the familiar Good Samarîtan story. He explain- ed how fear cou.d have caused the apathetic attitudes of the priest and Levite but for us, ail day, everywhere we can find love-needing people, to whom the important and right words, inspired by love, told by us and backed up by acts to supply physical and spiritual needs. An excellent lesson to all to love god and our neighbors and share. The 10 Sr. Choir members and leader added a second message in music in their delightful anthem "Holy Manna", accented by inter- change of parts. Barbara Howe was in charge of a large Jr. congregation in the S.S. room. S.S. session had an attractive opening with a lively sing song led by Ulah Chambers at the piano- and Erie Bowman on guitar. Par- tial plans were made for the Nov. S.S. staff meeting. Oct. birthdates contributed to the Birthday Box followed by all singing "Happy Birthday Dear Friends". We are happy to report that Alma Ashton is home again to complete her convalescence and we hope a fast and complete return to fine health. Also, our good wishes for Len Stainton, who is home, also. Progress in improvement is the good news for Elsie McGill, Frank Dorland in Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. S. Pethick in Memorial Hospital, Jessie Slemon in Wellesly Hospital. Ron Steph- enson's dad is home and walking with canes after hip surgery. Cora and Lawrence Wearn are good as new again too. As this is the 60th Anniver- sary of the C.G.I.T., we are hoping to celebrate this occa- sion with a special event before the year ends. Plans have begun and we ask any member or ex-members of our "Happ Gang" C.G.I.T. group to get er middy out of moth balls and ready to wear at the local celebration with the possible dates Dec. 6 and 7, ,1975 at the church. More details in future issues of this super weekly. Our "Trick or Treat" folks were many and well behaved as the only tell tale marks were a few soaped windows. As soon as all U.N.I.CE.F. boxes are returned we shall report porceeds as well as a brief account of the U.C.W. sponsored Hallowe'een Mas- querade. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ashton attended a family party at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa to cele- brate Karen Ashtqn's birth- day. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MacMullan, Mrs. J. MacMullan, Karen and Charles Ashton, Oshawa. Lois and Keith Worden, Bow- manville R.R. 2. Happy Birth- day, Karen. We shall miss our south-end neighbors Cora and Lawrence Wearn who leave us to live in their new homhe in the Bobcay- geon area. To this popular couple we say"'au revoir" 'and NEWS the best of goouc health; also extend a cordial welcome to the new owners of the former Wearn home and garage. Mrs. Robert Sharp, Yorkton, Sask., Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bigby,. Dropmore, Manitoba, are holidaying among the Sharp families. As Tyrone Tyros will not have their usual annual Paper Drive this year, we shall try to find another place for our bales of newspapers. Does anvone need them? Please note that Nov 10th is deadline date for renewal of U.C. Observer subscriptions. The Inaugural meeting of Guides and Brownies and parents with their leaders was Monday evening in the Music Room of the school when registration fees were paid and programs explained. May we remind you to circle Sun., Nov. 23rd on your calendar for the "Dedication Service". More details in next two issues of this weekly, Next Sunday at 8 p.m. in Bowmanville High School Auditorium, a musical even- ing will take place of superla- tive quality as Eldad (Solina), Hampton, and Enniskillen Choirs will be taking part. Don't miss it and do go early An earnest appeal is made right now for a generous contribution to our M. and S. Funds. We are most eager to meet our objective. Our Community is greatly shocked with the sad news of the death of Mrs. T. M. Slemon in Memorial Hospital, Our hearts bleed as we join in deepest sympathy with her sorrowing family, Jessie and Robert Slemon and Kathryn Coverly, Oshawa and other relatives. We extend sympathy to Linda Sweet and family in the loss of a dear father and beloved grandfather the late Mr. Garnet Fursey, of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and family spent Monday and Tuesday of last week with the Roy Werry family at Sudbury. Mrs. Ron Clemens, Mrs. Murray Axford, Hampton and Miss Betty Wright, attended a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Gordon Baker, Oshawa, in honor of Miss Cathy Tresise a bride-to-be. Mr. Reg. Kersey, Gimli, Manitoba, was Friday over- night guest of Mr. S. Kersey and Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chard, New- castle to afternoon tea cele- brating Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lancaster's 35th wedding anniversarv. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Towns, Peterborough, were Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb's. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lamb and Lesley, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lamb, Baysville, Dr. and Mrs. Clark Werry and family, Etobicoke, Mrs. Gary Hanewich, Oshawa, were Saturday callers at Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry's. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. November 5, 1975 5 WiesatTYRONE Wirers at the weekly Friday singing. This entire musical night euchre were Alma has been composed and ar White, Ethel Goble, Jack ranged by our own "compos- Cook, F. L. Byam, Lillian er" Clarence Burgess who Harvey and Earl Prescott hives on Cedar Park Road. with Ethel Goble winning the Miss Christine Brent, Ham- 5Q-50 draw ilton spent the weekend with A speecy recovery to Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. George Alhdread and Mrs. S. Brent. Drysdale who have been Rev. Kenneth Deer, from recent patients in Memorial the Markham area, was our Hospital and to the younger exchange minister Sunday set, namely Micheal Wheeler, morning, with music supplied Eric Janczyn, Susanne Hem- by our choir. ing who have been patients in Mr. and Mrs. Walter Park Oshawa General Hospital. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Many thanks to the canvas- Mrs. Bruce Tennant, Toronto. sers for the blind, Jim Mr. and Mrs. Ron King and Woodley, S. Norris, Betty Peter, Seagrave were Sunday Janssens, Bessie Vaneyk, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Judy Edgar and S. Hockett. Cornish. Glad to report the canvass Mr. and Mrs. Keith Goble was very successful and and boys, Blackstock, Mr. and anyone being missed, please Mrs. Leslie Goble and family, phone 263-2121L Pontypool were Sunday guests A number of the Teenagers of their parents Mr. and Mrs. held a surprise birthday party S. Goble. for Glen Miller, Dale Vivian Mrs. Maud Travell, Mrs. and Tim Phillips, Saturday Reta Rodman, Oshawa were evening. Wednesday afternoon visitors Plan to attend the "Musi- of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahm. cal" evening Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. M. Shortt, entitle "A Day in Tyrone' Lakefield, spent the weekend when the Enniskillen, Hamp- with Mr. and Mrs. James ton, Eldad and Tyrone choirs, Rownn. Barbershop Choir, Bowman- Mrs. David Phasey, Castle- ville High School Band along ton, recently visited her moth- with other talent will be er. Mrs. E na Philn Kuri Beauty Shop For that "Flair of Fashion" Stop in at the Kut 'n' Kurl for all your hair needs....whether it be a eut, wash and set, perm, color or hair conditionings - come to the Professionals. We'Il be only too glad to help you. Back with us again Susan Edmonson (part-time) Monday, Thursday and Friday starting Nov. 10th. Stop in at: 71 King St. East or Call 623-5019 "Appointments Not Always Necessary" DON'T FORGET SENIOR CITIZENS 10% OFF Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Only ni', See This Week's Special on Page Three