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i i The Canadian Statesman. liownianville. September 2. 1987 11 TYRONE H A PPF.NINCS Service Medah Awarded tQ Lon * time Firefi e hlpr * BITS and PIECES (Intended for last week) A bright sanctuary, cheerfully cheerfully adorned by a big basket of mult-coloured gladioli and a new pulpit antependium, welcomed the combined congregations of Enniskillen, ana Tyrone on Sunday morning, August 23, 1987. Placed by the U. C. W., the pulpit drape looks fresh and light with a clear yellow cross fleuree, entwined by a vine of leaves, an open, pink rose and buas, on a wnite background. Reverend David David McKinnell's sermon, "Where is God?", contained some startling ideas. Guest soloist, Don Taylor, Solina, sang "There's a Sweet, Sweet Presence in this Place", and "How Can I Say Thanks for the Things You Have Done for Me,", with enthusiasm and conviction. Greeting at the door were Gail Hasuik and Tom Pleasance. Welcome Welcome to Tyrone Ckhurch on August 30th at 10:30 a.m., summer hours, and on September September 6th at 11:15, a return to the ususal time. Tyrone UCW will meet on September September 9th at 1:30 in the afternoon. afternoon. TRACTOR PULL Local Tractor Pull enthusiast, enthusiast, John Vaneyk, in the midst of what he calls, with a chuckle, his "phase three", the Light Pro-Stock Class, had quite a successful weekend weekend on the circuit recently. Pulling at Peterborough, Na- panee and Tweed on August 14, 15 and 16, he collected three first place standings, one second and a third. Anniversary Miss Grace Smith was among the guests at the 25th Wedding Anniversary celebration celebration of Lorraine and Ken Crowells, at the home oi their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Almond, Bowman ville, on Sunday August 23,1987. Prize Flowers and Veg- gies Dick and Ethel Gibbs placed very near the top in points earned at the Bow- manville Horitcultural Society's Society's annual Flower and Vegetable Vegetable Show on Wednesday, August 19th, 1987. Extremes of sizzling heat and soil washing deluges of rain have made gardening a challenge this summer. Euchre There were 19 tables of euchre in ploy at the Community Community Centre on Friday, August 21st, with the following following results: 1st Chuck Wilson, Wilson, followed by Hazel Plitz, Margaret Todd, Win Brown, Meta MofTatt, Alf Millson. Ladies' Low Daisy Bell, Men's Low Fred Yeo. 50-50 Draw Meta Moffatt, Gus Plitz. Special Prizes Ray Brown., Bernice Soper, Reg Elliott. There were 17 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, August 24th, with the. following results: Laverne Clemens 88, Brenda Lowery 87, Dorothy Edwards 82, Verna Chamberlain 82, Evelyn Evelyn Brown 80, Ann English 42. Special Prizes Jean Slem- on, Wayne Lowery, Freda Ashton, Evelyn Brown. Back to School They're heading back to school again In twos and threes and fours, And mothers wave a long good-bye From quickly opened doors, And here they come, and there they go On swiftly moving feet That waken lively echoes In the staid old work-day street. ...and here they come, and there they go, And through a mist I see The lifting steps of little ones Who ran ahead of me. They ran so far, they ran so fast, So steadily, that I Can never, now catch up with them No matter how I try. The small ones wander back to school By twos and threes and fours While faded eyes watch wistfully Through memory- widened doors. By Nina S. Berg, British Columbia. study f r Tida beg Best wishes to all the little ones entering the adventure of school life for the first time and to those facing the challenge of the next rung up the ladder of education, especially those leaving DURHAM REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker 623-3911 afield. Penny Tidd begins the Food and Beverage. Management Management course, Nikki Bradley Bradley starts the Early Childhood Childhood Education and Ellen Hockett enters second year Business traininbg at Durham Durham College; Dale Pascoe enters Administrative and Policy Studies, and Doug Ridge is continuing post secondary secondary in Business, at Trent University; Jeff Metcalfe is continuing studies in Law Enforcement at Sir Sandford Fleming College. Sympathy is extended to the family of Madge Thies- burger. who died in Bow- manville on August 11,1987. Wife of the late Wm. Thies- burger, Madge and the family family were former active members members of the Long Sault School Section and were founders of the Margwill Fur Farm. Mrs. Allanah Coles, Bow- manville, was guest soloist at the Enniskillen-Tyrone Church Service on Sunday, August 30th. Accompanying herself on the ukulele, Allanah Allanah sang a song about a wedding where the invited guests answered, "I cannot come to the Banquet", and "We Have This Moment To- ,day". Church service will be held at the regular hour of 11:15 a.m. at Tyrone henceforth henceforth from September 6th. Hazel Smith, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, visited Miss Grace Smith on Sunday, August 30th. Bethesda Cemetery Decoration Decoration Day will be held on September 6, 1987, at 2:30 p.m. The 60 Plus Club monthly luncheons resume on September September 9th at the Old Tyrone Hall at 12:00 noon. See Coming Coming Events ad for particulars. particulars. There were 14 tables and one over in euchre play at the Community Centre on Friday evening, August 28, 1987, with the following results: results: 1st Evelyn Hawley, followed followed by Ann Taylor, Harold Harold Swain, Bernice Renton, Mary Thompson, Farewell Blackburn. Ladies' Low Ruby Malley, Men's Low Russell Wright. 50-50 Draw Nora Woods, Dot Fair. Special prizes Lorna Swam, Agnes Schoffield, Dorothy Richards. There were 17 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, August 31st, with the following following results: Doreen Fer- C son 88, Fred Griffin 86, n Taylor 84, Agnes Prescott Prescott 82, Hazel Murphy 78, Elaine Warder 44. Special prizes Ruby Smith, Marion Artym, Ann Park, Gladys Potts. i NEWCASTLE MULTICAKE AND MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HOSPITAL -- In-patients have been swimming twice a month every Friday throughout the summer but now some volunteers volunteers are needed to keep the program going. Apparently. Apparently. the swimming took place with the help of teen volunteers during the summer. New helpers are urgently urgently needed if this is to continue in the winter. The program has been very enjoyable to the patients and all concerned, so it would he a pity to see the swimming discontinued. Volunteers must be willing to go to the Fitness Centre twice a month lor an hour on Fridays and to go into the water with the patients. For details, call Iris Down. Memorial Hospital Bowmanvillc. 623- 3331. LOIS BALL -- The third annual mixed lob ball tournament tournament took place at Memorial Park during the weekend, with proceeds going towards the new liownianville Arena. The winners were: the Outlaws (A Division): Ponlypool (IS Division); Jive Turkeys (C Division) and Duck Lake (I) Division). Last Thursday evening the Town of Newcastle took the opportunity to honor those firefighters who have accumulated over 20 years of dedicated service. Councillor Ann Cowman presided over the evening. Town councillors, Sam Curealz M.P.P. and Hon. Allan Lawrence M.P. were all in attendance showing their support for the 10 men receiving the Exemplary Service Medal. The recipients were: Howard Davey for 23 years of service; William Lyle for 30 years; John Carter for 22 years; Lloyd Forsey for 23 years; Michael Murphy for 24 years; Alfred Alldrcad for 21 years; Samuel Brercton for 21 years; Frank Hoar for 38 years; Jack Mercer for 31 years and James Aldridge Aldridge for 20.5 years. Oshawa Mayor Presides Over Wilson Furniture Grand Opening BLOCK PARENTS -- The first meeting of the school year will be held by Town of Newcastle Block Parents Parents on Tuesday, Sept. 8th at 7:30 p.m. in Courtroom Courtroom One In the Fire Building, Church Street. For further information, please call 623-2309. B.H.S. MARKS 100 YEARS -- Organizers are still looking for people to help with the 100th anniversary celebrations of Bowmanville High School. The event is not until 1990, but there is plenty of work to be done in the interim. If you would like to get involved ' in this major celebration, contact either Marilyn Cole at 623-5289, or Rick James at 623-3303. If anyone anyone would like to submit names as a class representative representative or knows of someone who would be suited to the position, please call. As the saying goes, "many hands make light work!" j 155 Years of Community Service 1 1 Igp TJoljlt's S.: BlVaiKNOft Anglican (Efyurcl} Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1987 TRINITY XII g vÿ y/.,' ; 1 4 8:00 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION 1 11:00 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION Mid-Week Communion 9:30 a.m. Wednesday 1 ■ Rector -- The Reverend Byron Yates B.A., S.T.B. Assoc. -- The Honorary Asst. The Rev. A.D. Langley oh Joel (shun ind The grand opening of Wilson Furniture in Oshawa of savings to come this far and now we have a lifetime last week has given the 53-year-old store a brand- of work ahead," said Darryl Sherman. Mayor Allan new look and the Sherman family, owners of the Pilkey, of Oshawa, was on hand to congratulate the store, couldn't be happier. "It has taken us a lifetime Shermans and wish them well in the future. Toros Gearing Up for Hockey Season BOWMANVILLE -- 2 storey 3 bedroom condo with full basement and sliding doors to patio and fenced yard. Open House Saturday, Sept. 5th, from 1 - 4 p.m. Refreshments! KENDAL -- 2 -- 3/4 acre lots on paved roads. Call Beautiful large building lots with trees and water from 1 /2 acre up to 25 acres. Reasonably priced. 1-753-2246 By Nan Spencer The hockey season is drawing near as try-out dates and registration times have been posted. Check The Canadian Statesman and some local businesses for dates and times. Try-outs are not necessary for girls hockey. hockey. Just make sure to register during the BMHA registration registration dates and times. This is the second BMHA Newsletter for the 87-88 season season put out by the Parent Liaison Liaison Committee. The objective objective of the committee will be to keep not only BMHA- Toro parents, players and their supporters informed of games, tournaments, clinics, equipment for sale, hockey scnools, etc., but also anyone who is interested in minor hockey. Minor hockey involves involves all the levels from House League, Select to All- Star. As some families have players in All-Star and Recreational Recreational Hockey, BMHA Newsletters will be placed at both arenas. The-monthly Newsletters will be the committee's committee's way of keeping a ' \ ■Burlington line of communication open for all concerned. If you have something that you would like posted, please contact Steve Oke at 623-4795 or Nan Spencer at 623-6757. Please remember that the BMHA-Toro registration for the All Star ana Girls' teams start August 29. NOTE: The BMHA and BRHL Hockey Mothers will also be holding registration at the same times for the Ice Tech Hockey program. Registration Registration is limited for this program so ACT NOW. The Minor Hockey programs programs in Bowmanville give players a place to enjoy the game of hockey, develop w Tr^TFTVM" T A TA *%7' sportsmanship and II U \ hockey skills plus the players develop mentally and socially. socially. Please make a point of coming out to support the programs. ASK MIKE Does the dense construction construction in BURLINGTON'S CLASSIC IMPRESSION offer soil and static protection? protection? The answer is at... ' T)/CXSOtf ILOOR COVERING LTD. HIGHWAY 2 1 mile west of Cobourg (416) 372-3331 HILDA BRACE THOMPSON 111 four months, Hilda Grace Thompson, aged 64, died in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Saturday, August 15,1987. Born in Newboro, and educated in Portland, she was the daughter of Annie Ethel Caird and George Herbert Simpson. She was married January 23, 1943 to Nelson Leslie Thompson. A resident at 432 Sunset Blvd., Newcastle, for eight years, she had resided previously in St. Eustache, P.Q. 12 years, Bowmanville 10 years and Beaverton 10 years. She was a member of the .United Church. Surviving are her husband, daughters Mrs. J.B. Munro (Linda), Mrs. G. Illaszewicz (Brenda), and a son Ronald Thompson.' She was predeceased by Terry Leslie Thompson. The Reverend Frank Lockhart officiated at the funeral services held at the Northcutt Elliott Fpneral Home on Tuesday. The organist was Mrs. Arline Ayre. Cremation. Interment 'Bowmanville Cemetery. In Editor's Mail August 31,1987 Dear John: The recent edition of the Canadian Statesman contained contained a "Letter to the Editor" from Mr. Ab Mavin who in-, dicated that it was an open letter to the Mayor. In response to Mr. Ma- vin's questions, I would advise advise that Diane Hamre is still a representative of the Municipality Municipality as Regional Councillor Councillor in Ward 3. No, Mrs. Hamre is not on a leave of absence and yes, she is receiving receiving remuneration from the Town of Newcastle. If you have any further questions with respect to the above noted matters, I would suggest that you contact the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. Affairs. On the question of civil servants vs. public servants, you have raised a good point. Yours truly, John Winters CHECK THESE BACK-TO-SCHOOL DELI SLICED SPECIALS IN CONJUNCTION WITH CANADA PACKERS 60th ANNIVERSARY MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA $1.77 ib./.39 100 MAPLE LEAF BAKED MEAT LOAF BAKED HAM and BACON BAKED MAC and CHEESE BAKED HAM and CHEESE BAKED PEPPER LOAF ALL ONE LOW PRICE $2.99 .66 ioo lb. MANY MORE IN-STORE SPECIALS D YKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN FOOD MARKET "Home of Quality" HELP WANTED Advertising Representative for weekly newspaper. An outgoing manner, ambition, and a car are essentials. Please telephone 623-3303 for interview appointment.