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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 5,1984 Section Two Tyrone News (Intended for Last Week) November 19.1984 Tyrone U.C.W. "Remembrance Day" was the theme of the November meeting of Tyrone United Church Women on November November 14, 1984 at Tyrone C.E. Wing. The Remembrance Wreath was the focal point as Blanche Jones and Jean Slemon conducted the worship worship service. President Jane Woodley chaired the meeting using the article "Managing Your Lifestyle" for opening thoughts. Jane Woodley and Bessie Van- eyk commented on the recent recent Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. meeting which was held at Ebenezer United Church. During the business business portion of the meeting donations were voted to Tyrone Church and to the Bursary Fund. U.C.W. year end reports are to be given to Jane Woodley by December December 14th. Tyrone U.C.W. Christmas meeting will be held December 12th at 12:00 noon at a pot-luck dinner. Ladies of the community are welcome, just let Doreen Doreen Park, Bessie Vaneyk or Ann Pleasance know by November 30th if you would like to attend, Tyrone ladies please bring a first course. Other coming events are the Sunday School White Gift service and Mitten Tree service service combined at 7:00 p.m. on December 2, 1984 at Tyrone Church. Help for a catering of 80 guests would be appreciated on December December 15th. Guest speaker was our own minister, Pastor Pastor Joe Lafave, who spoke on the subject of "Escatol- ogy", leaving the audience pondering the mystery of life after death. Pastor Joe was presented by Jean Slemon Slemon and thanked by Blanche Jones. Home made breads and jams enriched a social time. Grace Smith Honored When Gordon Baker stated that there is very little little happening in the Long Sault area that Grace Smith does not have a hand in he was of course correct. Although Although the remark brought a chuckle it is true that over the years Grace Smith has served in most aspects of community life, civic, church and social. The occasion occasion for these reflections was a great gathering of Grace's friends and neighbors, neighbors, including many former neighbors who returned, returned, to help Grace celebrate celebrate her 70th birthday at the Old Tyrone Hall on Friday Friday evening, November 16, 1984. Birthday cake and ice cream complete with the "Happy Birthday to you" serenade topped a bounteous bounteous lunch and completed an evening of card playing and visiting. Continued good health and happiness is the obvious unanimous wish for Grace Smith. Tyrone 4H Club On Monday, October 29, 1984, Tyrone 4H Homemaking Homemaking Club members met at Tyrone Church and journeyed journeyed to "Splash" Fitness Centre, Bowmanville, for an evening's swim. At 8 o'clock it was on to a pizzeria in Bowmanville where everyone ate their fill of delicious delicious pizza. Everyone had a great time. Many thanks to leaders Mrs. Bedford and Mrs. Pleasance for providing providing the transportation. Next week it's back to work. -- Press Reporter Rachel Patrick. On Thursday evening four members of the Up With People entertainment group joined Paul and Bessie Bessie Vaneyk, Gary and Mrs. Marilyn Vaneyk at supper. Making preparations for the troupe's performance in Oshawa on November 26th are Rob Riel and John Moran, U.S.A., Lea Tammi- nen, Finland, and Chantal Blomme, Belgium. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Yeo and Michelle attended the funeral of Mrs. Freeman (Sid) Reynard at Whitby, Ontario, on November 12, 1984. Senior Citizen Sponsor Euchre There were 17% tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday, November 16,1984, with the following results: 1st Don Cochrane, 2nd Harold Burgess, 3rd Art Sheehan, 4th Myrtle Gimblètt, 5th Ada Richards, 6th Ethel Gibbs. Ladies' low Daisy Bell, men's low Farewell Blackburn. 50-50 Draw Marie Moses, Carl Gimbletl. Special prizes John Schoondcrbeek, John Mc- Kecn, Barbara Cochrane. At the Old Tyrone Hall there were fourteen tables of euchre in play on Monday evening, Nov. 19,1984, with the following results: Ruby Smith 88, Edgar Millson 85, Laverne Clemens 82, Ada Richards 80, Robin Alldred 78, Jeff Brooks 76, Lois Lowery Lowery 44. 50-50 Draw Garnet Goyne, Russ Brown, Irene Brown. "Groups" Workshop Tyrone Church Education Committee sponsored a workshop which dealt with the dynamics of working in groups on Monday evening, November 19th, which was led by B.J. Klassen, United Church Conference Minister Minister in Leadership Development, Development, Kingston, Ont. The time spent by those attending attending was a worthwhile investment. investment. Church News The memory of Berniece Snell, Long Sault, was honored honored at Tyrone United Church on Sunday, Nov. 18, 1984. Ushers were Janice Cornish, Ken and Sara. Deb Roy capably accompanied the hymns and played a pleasant prelude to worship worship on Sunday morning. CHANGE in Sunday School time the next two Sundays 9:30 a.m. to prepare for the Christmas White Gift Service Service on December 2,1984. November 26,1984 Royal Winter Fair Prize Winner At the 4H meeting of 'Tyrone Body Builders' on November 5th, 1984, congratulations congratulations were extended to Nancy Pleasance for her achievement of Third Price on her Weed Collection at the Royal Winter Fair 4H Exhibit. Nancy's exhibit had been selected from the winner's circle at Orono Fair in competition in the previous 4H Unit, "Horticulture". "Horticulture". Nancy was twice honored at this final meeting meeting of the "Fitness Fare" Unit with the presentation of a silver spoon on the completion completion of six 4H Units, which earns County Honors. Honors. Playing of an activity game opened the regular meeting at Tyrone C.E. Wing. The group discussed the demonstration being planned for Achievement Night. Several people from the area enjoyed an outing on the Fun Bus excursion to Elmira, the Kitchener Farmers' Market, a mill tour at St. Jacobs on a beautiful, bright Saturday, November 24, 1984. Any women ofthe community community who would like to attend attend the U.C.W. pot luck dinner on December 12th at 12:00 o'clock noon please notify Doreen Park, Ann Pleasance or Bessie Vaneyk Vaneyk by November 30th. This is an opportune time for fellowship fellowship over interesting food, and a celebration of the Christmas miracle. The Tyrone Sunday School White Gift Service and Mitten Tree Service combined will be held on Sunday evening, December 2,1984 at 7:00 p.m. Cast C, one of five "Up With People" groups touring touring the world sold out their performance at Massey Hall, Toronto, last week and after visiting some Senior Citizens Rest Homes and schools in the Oshawa - Whitby area with their enthusiastic, enthusiastic, joyful dance, instrumental instrumental and vocal message message will perform at the Civic Auditorium, Oshawa. Torleiv Agolestein, Norway, Norway, and Lee Walker, Georgia, Georgia, U.S.A., are billeting with the Paul Vaneyk family family during their local engagement. engagement. One shock in store when arriving at the pick-up location is the unbelievable unbelievable ground cover of luggage which accompanies one hundred and fifty young people whose lifeline between between close to 100 billet homes during the year is a bus and hand luggage. There were 20'/> tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, November 23,1984, with the following results: 1st John Broome, Lorna Swain, Ruby Smith, Edith Clemens, Richard Manns, Myrtle Gimblett, Ladies' low Barbara Cochrane, men's low Steve Artym, 50- 50 Draw Vera Pilch, Jessie Slemon. Special prizes Cora Schoondcrbeek, Ruby Malloy, Barbara Cochrane. The Gala Christmas Euchre Party will be held on December 7th at 8:00 p.m. at the Community Centre. 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