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Skaters End 1987-88 Season Happy First Birthday By Fat Carter. The Bowman ville Figure Skating Club closed its 87-88 season March 30th with a family skate for each session, which was enjoyed by all. The Seniors and Intermediates Intermediates had a broomball game against some of their parents. parents. There were some stiff muscles the next day but the enjoyment was well worth it Congratulations to the following following senior skaters who passed their tests at High- Test Day, Sunday March 27 at Darlington Arena. Erin Flemming - European European Waltz and Foxtrot, Char- lynne Tillcock - American Waltz, Karen Gibson - American American Waltz and Rocker, Rob Irvin - The Blues. On the Beginner- Junior level there was a great success success this year in badges earned. Hope they all return next year in the Canskate program. Badges passed in Beginner and Junior are as follows. Pre Beginners: Matthew Guyette and Craig Sykes. Beginners: Christina Fri- sina, Emily McLeod, Mona Hoy, Katie Guyette, Wendy Thomas, Adrian Savvari, Leslie Sykes, Kimberly McCormick, Melissa McCormick, McCormick, Ryan Bones, Stephanie Jansma, Elizabeth Savage, Tyler Schoer, Kyle Widmey- er, Lisa Schoep, Jordan Bate, Erin Bones, Cole Linfoot, Stephanie Bruce, Matthew Stout, Nathan Stout, Michelle Michelle Stout, Tamara Beckett, Beckett, Tiffany Piney, Pamela Draper, Laurie James, Coamb O'Donnell, Simon Dodsworthy, Sara Clark, Jeanetta Grawbarger, Cheryl Cheryl Owens, Michell Gackset- ter. Sarah Dewsbury, Katie Buoar, Sarah Beetson, Holly Gibson, Chaid Barchaud, Leanne O'Neil, James Wilton, Wilton, Christopher Bateman, Joey Engel, RaeAnne Boss, Kristen Livingston, Joanna Allin, Christina Welch, Julia Ward and Shane Jones. Elementary: Chris My- chowada, Pamela Draper, Corrissa Allin and Megan Sim. Basic: Lynette Dalton, Tara Wood, Heidi Douglas, Chris Mychowada, Andrea King, Stacey Willis, Steven De Graaf, Corissa Allin and Megan Sim. Novice I: Andrea Mirsch, Elizabeth King, Jennifer Willis, Willis, Lynette Dalton, Tara Wood and Stacey Willis. Novice II: Kelly Donahue, Peter Paradis, Julia Talotti, Melissa Widmeyer, Jennifer Willis, Andrea Muscsh, Andrea Andrea Boyle, Jennifer McKay and Elizabeth King. Novice III: Kelly Donahue, Donahue, Jennifer McKay, Lisa Henry, Andrea Boyle, Peter Paradis, Julia Talotti, Melissa Melissa Widmeyer, Jennifer Willis and Andrea Musch. Novice IV: Peter Paradis, Kelly Donahue, Jennifer McKay, Andrea Boyle, Jennifer Jennifer Willis, Andrea Mirsch, Lisa Henry and Julia Talotti. Proficiency: Jennifer McKay, Jennifer Willis, Andrea Andrea Mirsch, Lisa Henry, Andrea Andrea Boyle, Julia Talotti, Peter Peter Paradis and Kelly Donahue. Power Skating Report by Pat Carter Our Power Skating program program had a successful finish Section Two The Canadian Statesman, limvmanx ille. May 11 1988 60 Plus Lunch Postponed Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk The women of Long Sault Club 50 catered to a bowling banquet at Centennial Hall, Bowmanville, on Saturday evening. April 30th. The 60 Plus luncheon which is usually held at the Old Tyrone Hall has been postponed for the month of May; June 8th is the next date for lunch which is followed followed by a game of euchre. Hazel Smith, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, and Grace Smith, Long Sault, visited their cousins, Mrs. Rose Lunn and Mrs. Sadie Sadie Stewart, Oshawa. Stan and Lynn Gylytiuk, and family, Orono, hosted a family gathering in honour of Jennifer Yeo and Russell Langford prior to their marriage marriage in Tyrone Church on May 28,1988. Euchre There were twelve tables and three over, at the Monday Monday evening euchre game at the Old Tyrone Hall on May 2nd, 1988, with the following results: Glenn Lowery 85, Bernice Renton 83, Betty Kuycr 81, Charlie Campbell 78, Vera Fawns 78, Albert Watts 43. Special Prizes went to Harold Burgess, Glenn Lowery, Ethel Goble, Ann Park. There were 14 1/2 tables of euchre in play at the Com-, munity Centre on Friday evening, April 30th, with the following results: 1st Carl Ferguson, followed by Norm Woodcock, Dorothy Beech, Cora Schoonderbeek, Art Sheehan, Walter Park. Ladies' Ladies' Low Dorothy Maclnal- ly, Men's Low Charlie Nesbitt. Nesbitt. 50-50 Draw John Schoonderbeek, Alf Millson. Special Prizes Bernice Renton, Renton, Muriel Butson, Don Thompson. Around the Church The day was just right for the Walk-Bike-Athon which was sponsored by the Finance Finance Committee on May 1st. Good fellowship was enjoyed enjoyed by all who partook of the pot-luck lunch which was held after the church sévi sévi ce, then the walkers and bikers bikers backed up their sponsors' sponsors' expectations in tneir trek around a country "block". May Loveridge and her sister-in-law who is visiting visiting from England, Iris Bool, assisted with the check-in.. Everyone seemed to enjoy this inter-generational event; it was fun, it was a challenge, and it added a few shekels to the church treasury. Bessie Vaneyk, representative representative for the United Church Observer in the Tyrone congregation, congregation, and Earla Run die, Tyrone Church Secretary, attended a workshop at Lakefield on Saturday, April 30th. The Every Family Plan name has been changed to Group Plan by which Observer Observer subscriptions are available at reduced group rates. For information contact contact Bessie Vaneyk. The UCW wishes to sponsor sponsor children to camp Quin- Mo-Lac this summer. Please contact Jacqueline Vaneyk before the end of May, the sooner the better. The Eighth Annual Young Women's Seminar will be held on Monday, May 9th at Hampton Church. Guest speaker Evangeline Warren, 'Coping with Bitterness Bitterness and Resentment". Hi. My name is Caitlyn Nicole Holroyd and I celebrated my 1st birthday on April 12th, 1988. Helping me celebrate were my Mommy and Daddy, Kathey and Wayne, grandma and grandpa, Muriel and Frank Holroyd, my Oma and Opa, Eppie and Charlie Brazier, my great grandparents, Mildred and Clarence Edmondson Edmondson and all my aunts, uncles and cousins. Mon. -- Fri. 9:30 - 9 1624 Dundas St E., (at Thickson) Whitby 436-8852 Toronto Line 428-0448 after a rough start. Special thanks goes out to Darryl Hajdu czek for all his help. The children receiving their badges are as follows" Gold Badge: Craig Schumacher, Schumacher, Jason Fravne, Ryan Turcotte, Greg Masterson, Jeffery Carter, Ryan Bean- nigan, Derek Cummer, Peter Frisina, Kelly Barlow and Erik Griffin. Silver Badge: Nicki Zdra- vowski, David Moriarity, Chad Lippop, Jeffrey Robinson, Robinson, Chris Henry and Nigel O'Neil. Bronze Badge: Gregory Deardon. Good luck next year kid's on level II. Bowmanville Figure Skating Club Report By Pat Carter Our "Hard Times Dance" April 30th was a great success success with everyone enjoying themselves. Lots of prizes were won by all. Special thanks.goes lout .tq Hattie. Rees for all her hard work obtaining these prizes. A special special thank you to all the businesses businesses for their greatly appreciated appreciated support for this event. The winner of our side of beef draw was Mr. Doug Deardon of Bowmanville. Happy barbequeing this summer. This fundraiser mm: national MAY, 1988 RAIESARE GUARANTEED RATES Guaranteed Iferm Deposits $100,000+ 180 - 364 days GUARANTEED RATES Guaranteed Term Deposits $5,000 + 270 - 364 days VARIABLE RATES & LIQUIDITY Ibtal Money . y Market Account' $50,000 + Rates subject to change. 1 NATIONAL TRUST A National Victoria and Grey Thistco Company Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 68 King St. E., ' Bowmanville 623-2504 was a great success and we are sorry there was only one winner because the steaks would be great this summer. Some of our skaters have moved their talents to the Oshawa Figure Skating Spring school to further themselves in Teststream. Good Luck kids on May 14 test day. Anyone interested in Summer School please contact Pat Carter 987-5753 for further information. Fall school application forms are available from Elaine Hughes 623-6799. Our new executive has now taken over and the members are as follows: President - Jan Dunnigan, Treasurer - Joan Gardner, Vice Président - Ken Urwin, Membership Chairperson - Renate ana Jerry Mirsch, Social Convenor: June Saunders, Saunders, Ice Chairperson - Bob Hajduczek, Public Relations - Pat Carter, Music Chairperson;.- Chairperson;.- P^lii Bullqck'i-Gpmpeti- tion' Chairperson ^Anita Jennings, Jennings, Badge Chairperson - Luba Garrettl There are still some positions positions to be filled so if you are interested please contact Jan Dunnigan 987-5540. More news will follow when registration registration and fee structure has been decided. New Slate of Officers for Junior Women The Village People, Junior Junior Women's Institute of Soli- na successfully . elected a new slate of officers for the 1988-1989 year. 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