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22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. June 28,1989 4H Club Members Hold Meeting in Tyrone Young Highland Dancers Perform at Bowmanville High School Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk 4H Club The second meeting of the Tyrone 4H Club was held on May 8, 1989. President, President, Nancy Pleasance opened the meeting and everyone everyone repeated the 4H Pledge. Secretary Pam De- Haas led the roll call. Unit Leader, Ann Pleasance discussed discussed the information in our books. Three new members members were welcomed, Rachel Lee, Melanie Christou and Judith Corea. The Achievement Achievement program and a club name were discussed. The third meeting çf the one 4H club was held on ay 15th at the home of leader, Ann Pleasance. The meeting was opened when President, Nancy Pleasance, led in the 4H Pledge, followed followed by the roll call by secretary, secretary, Pam DeHaas. A vote for a club name resulted in the title, Tyrone Wastettes. Unit activity was completed in our books, and leader Ruth Stavrakos examined our home activities. With a focus on energy conservation, conservation, we used our flashlights flashlights in a darkened closet and followed the exercise with a discussion on blackout blackout topics. The flash-lights were judged for performance. performance. At the fourth 4H Club meeting, at Tyrone United Church, on May 29, 1989, it was decided that our club name did not suit the project, project, the environment. "Tyrone "Tyrone Wastewatchers" was voted in as our new name. Guest speaker, Mr. Butterfield, Butterfield, Long Sault, was introduced introduced by Ruth Stavrakos. Mr. Butterfield explained practical applications of solar solar energy and described his success in heating a home during the winter months with solar energy.' The Tyrone Wastewatchers Wastewatchers watched a movie about cars and energy at their 5th meeting, on June 5, 1989. The leaders, Ruth Stavrakos and Ann Pleasance, pointed out advantages of large and small vehicles. The technical and lifestyle categories of advertising pertaining to cars, boats and ATV's were discussed. The club members members made a commercial about one of the vehicles which was brought in for roll call. Members did a 'Letter 'Letter to the Editor' on different different topics in the manual. The map of Ontario was filled in and home activities were reviewed. The final meeting will be held on June 12,1989. There were eleven tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, evening, June 12, 1989, with the following results: Muriel Butson 77, Betty Kuyer 77, Bernice Renton 76, Len Cain 76, Les Taylor 75, Verna Verna Robinson 40. Special prizes Fred Yeo, Kathleen Watts, Andy Munro, John Kuyer. There were 17 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, June 16,1989, with the following results: 1st Harold Swain, Farewell Blackburn, Laveme Clemens, Clemens, Hazel Smith, Muriel Butson, Bessie Mantle, Ladies' Ladies' Low Daisy Bell. Men's Low Leah Bennett. 50-50 Draw Daisy Bell, Ruby Griffin. Griffin. Special prizes Cora Schoonderbeek, Mary Thompson, Bernice Carter. Social A family gathering was held at the home of Dick and Ethel Gibbs on Sunday, June 18, 1989. Dick and Ethel joined other area folk on the Hampton Women's Institute bus trip to the Metro Metro Zoo on Monday, June 19th. Congratulations to La- verne Taylor who will celebrate celebrate her birthday on July the 1st. John Mitchell, Stra- thaven, turned 101 years old about June 13th - Congratulations! Congratulations! The sacrament of Baptism Baptism was conducted by the Reverend Bonnie Kelly on Sunday, June 18, 1989 at Tyrone United Church, for David Richard Vooys, infant son of Patricia and John Vooys, and for Luke Arthur, •Matthew Edward, and Jessica Jessica Chrystal Brock, children of Ted and Christine Brock. Ruth Stavrakos was received received into the membership of Tyrone congregation by transfer, with a warm welcome. welcome. Supportive family members and friends filled the church for this happy occasion occasion which was adorned by bouquets of delicate flowers flowers in memory of Elinor Brent, and a memorial basket basket of beautiful snapdragons and carnations which was I laced by Pat and John ooys. Mr. Robert Hodgkinson, Aurora, attended the baptism baptism of his great grandson, David Richard Vooys, at Tyrone Tyrone United Church on June 18, 1989. Preserving family tradition, David was dressed in an heirloom gown which dates to the 1880's maternal pl Vi Taylor family. Spirit Day Results Children's activities, winners: winners: Girls' running race, age 3 and under Melissa Something To Think About DIRECTOR GARY M. CONWAY REDEFINING DEATH Medical science is continually continually improving its technology, presenting us with miracles and dilemmas we have scarcely had the chance to imagine. imagine. One of these, which we are desperately trying to deal with, is to define what death actually is - medically, legally, religiously, and philosophically. philosophically. Until the last few decades, defining death was basically pretty simple. Once heartbeat and respiration had irreversibly irreversibly ceased, a person was considered considered dead. Now, thanks to our sophisticated equipment and the special time require ments of transplant surgery, we cannot always utilize this traditional definition. A nineteenth-century person person would probably have been horrified at the thought of removing the heart from a freshly dead body and transplanting transplanting it into the chest of another another (sounds like a great plot for a Victorian tale of horror). And the idea of maintaining heartbeat and respiration with machines would likely have brought laughter. Now we take such things for granted. However, we still have to deal- with the implications of such marvels. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Telephone 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 Milford, Lisa Ferguson, Katie Katie Adams. Boys Matthew Phasey, Eric Neilson, Bradley Bradley Griffin. Book Balance, 4 and 5, girls' Laura Carr, Annie Annie Gaflits, Ashley Stevens; boys' Grant Knowlton, Matthew Matthew Reid, Chris Burritt. Ball Throw 6 and 7, girls' Christie Stevens, Stephanie Burritt, Elisha James; boys' Brandon Baker, Danny Baffin, Baffin, Daniel Burritt. Clog race 8 and 9 girls' Emily Singh, Sarah Sherban, Misty Carr' boys' Andy Griffin, Frank Iantomasi, Tyl er Gailits. Clog race 10 and 11 girls' Mae Hudgin, Jackie Gibbs, Christal Reid; boys 1 Shaun Broome, Flavis Iantomasi, Rob Dennis. Clog Race boys' 12 Roly Desjardins, John Adams. Balloon Break girls' 3 and under Katie Adams, Jenna Wilks, Melissa Milford; Milford; boys' Brian Trewin, Eric Neilson, Daniel Adams. Shoe Kick 4 and 5, girls' Stacey Stacey Cooper, Jennifer Milford, Milford, Becky Adams; boys' Matthew Reid, Adam Wilkes, Joey Mallett. Shoe Scramble 6 and 7 girls' Kelly Trewin, Stephanie Burritt, Jennifer Steniger; boys Alan Forbes, Brandon Baker, Baker, Dave Griffin. Spoon and Gumball 8 and 9, girls' Lisa Reid, Elisha Hart, Brenda Neilson; boys: Brett Pakos- ta, Andy Griffin, Tyler Gaili- tis. Girls' 10 and 11 Jennifer Forbes, Christal Reid, Dianne Derjet; boys' Bill Levine, Levine, Robby Dennis, Tony Comforti. Balloon Throw: 1st John VandeGrootev- heen, Andy Griffin, 2nd John Adams, Roly Desjardins. Desjardins. 3rd Rob Milford, Lisa Reed, Ryan Hudgin, Jennifer Jennifer Forbes. Log Sawing Event: Jack and Jill - 1st Ted and Rebecca Rebecca Skinner, 2nd Jason Webb and Brenda Smith, 3rd Anne Marie and Duncan Parks. Men 1st John Va- neyk and Paul Vaneyk, 2nd Tom " Pleasance and Steve Pleasance, 3rd Frank Nelson Nelson and Don Trewin. Ladies 1st Lee Skinner and Rebecca Rebecca Skinner, 2nd Arlene Yeo and Wendy Yeo, 3rd Wendy Wilks and Lynn Todd. Age 12 and under 1st Roly Desjardins Desjardins and Jon Adams, 2nd Gerry Iantomasi and ? Single Single Man Saw 1st Tom Pleasance, Pleasance, 2nd Bob Shaffer and Frank Nelson tie, 3rd Calvin Yeo. Nail Driving: Men: 1st A1 Brown, 2nd A1 Westlake, Rick Woodcock tie, 3rd Tom Pleasance, John Vaneyk tie. Boys under 12: 1st Gerry Iantomasi, 2nd Dennielle AI- loway, 3rd Tony Conforti. Ladies 1st Janice Cormeir, 2nd Isia Yeo, 3rd Nancy Mallett. Please note, if the spelling of some names looks peculiar please bear in mind that they were recorded amidst the excitement of keen competition. Those who have not received their ribbons please contact Arlene Arlene Yeo. Tyrone UCW Ladies of Tyrone U.C.W. gathered Wednesday, June 14th in the C.E. building for our June meeting. Jacqueline Vaneyk president, president, opened the meeting with a reading from "Two Minutes With God." Secretary's report was read by Elsie Roy. Offering was taken and dedicated. Treasurer Carol S. was absent but had sent the re- iort which was read by ackie. Thank you notes were read from Pauline All dread Bobbi Clark, Shirley Barrett, Barrett, and a letter acknowledging acknowledging our contribution from the Kidney Dialysis Foundation. Foundation. Several items of literature literature were read by Jackie. There was mention of Mr. Mitchell's 101 st birthday. He resides at Strathaven now, and Mr. Walter Rahm is in Belleville Hospital. Several of the ladies had their yearly reports made up and presented them along with the monthly reports. Ann Pleasance for the Cater ing Group, Jackie V.- Supply and Ann gave us a new group to send used stamps.. Leadership - by Bessie Vaneyk - she stated we still keep 21 Observer Subscriptions. Subscriptions. She shared with us - "A Sharing of Promise" and several ladies joined her in reading a poem - Then she gaveher yearly report. Manon Hoar of the Official Official Board stated a meeting on June 28 at Tyrone. Jean Slemon who keeps the Upper Room distributed, reported there are 21 still being read. Elsie R. gave her yearly report on gifts, cards, Lenten, Lenten, Easter. Programs etc. Expenses from January to May 31st were read from the Treasurer's paper. Phyllis Haines presented the new executive of the nominating committee. President - Jean Slemon, Vice President - ?, Secretary- Secretary- Elsie Roy, Treasurer - Carol Southwell, Literature and Com. - Jean S. and Edna Wood, Stewardship and Outreach - Jacqueline Vaneyk, Leadership and Development Development - Bessie Vaneyk, Catering - ?-?-?, Social Functions Functions - Betty Pascoe, Ann Pleasance and Bessie Vaneyk, Vaneyk, Press and 'Archives - Marion Hoar and Bessie V., Press Sec. - Blanche Jones, Auditors - Pat Drys dale and Velma Philips, Manse - Jane Smith, Hall Bd. - Laurie Woodley, Official Bd. - Marion Marion Hoar, Nominating Comm - Susan Pleasance and Phyllis Phyllis Haines. Jackie thanked Phyllis 5 The partners of Winters, Sutherland and Moase Chartered Accountants wish to announce the moving of their Oshawa office to 200 Bond Street West, Suite 208 Oshawa as of Monday, June 19th, 1989 The phone number will remain 579-5659 for the superb job she and Susan had done. The Roll Call was answered answered by an idea for next year's roll call. Jean Slemon and Edna Wood was the group for devotional devotional and program. Edna read the 118th Psalm, Vefses 14-29. Jean read a selection by Padre Young - This is the Day the Lord hath made. - "To-Day" and Prayer Hymn 568 "The day Thou gavest, Lord is ended". Edna read, "Things to take time to do to-day? Jean read a "Prayer for a Father^ and then introduced introduced the speaker, Reverend Reverend Bonnie Kelly. She told us her father was a Newfoundlander raised near St. Johns and she had chosen a book written written by Ted Russell which proved to be quite amusing with Bonnie's Newfie Dia- ' lect. The selections she chose were "Out Around the Bay", In Pigeon Inlet", and "Our Natural Resourses." I won't spoil the chance for others by revealing the contents contents of the stories but, advise advise anyone who gets the chance to hear these read as Reverend Kelly reads them - go - hear and laugh. Ann P, moved we give $100.00 to the "Eye-sight Universal Fund" - carried. Our M and S Fund needs some boosting and we're asked to keep this in mind for the Fall. Our September meeting will be on 13th - 7.30 p.m. Jean and Edna "served- lunch. The lower halls of Bowmanville High School resounded resounded with the sound of bagpipes on Thursday, June 22nd, when the McKay Dance School of Port Hope held its annual recital here. Principal teacher Erwin a McKay was in charge of the event and this photo shows Pipe Major Jamie York preparing to es- , cort several dancers into the auditorium. HOWTO SPEND THIS YOUR LOCAL GM NAURS CHEVROLET • PONTIAC • OLDSMOBILE • BUICK • CADILLAC • CHEVY &GMC TRUCKS