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\ 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, August 2.1989 Tyrone By Bessie Vancyk Social Friends and relatives will be saddened to learn of the death of Mr. John Hills, Millbrook, on Saturday, July 29, 1989. John farmed in this area many years ago. Sympathy is extended to his wife, Olive, and daughters Margaret, Joyce, Mildred, Gwen and Jacqueline and their families. A happy, nostalgic, family family gathering took place at the home of Dick and Ethel Gibbs on Friday, July 28, 1989, when Dick's cousins, John Nash and wife Joan Nash, North Carolina, Mrs. Reta (nee Nash) and her husband Earl Perkins, Florida, Florida, paid a planned visit. A family meal was enjoyed, when Pat (Gibbs) and Leonard Leonard Thornett, Mindeh, Ontario. Ontario. George and Joan Gibbs, Taunton Road, joined the party. May (nee Gibbs) and Tony Janczyn, Tyrone, Mrs.' Dorothy (Gibbs) Elliott and Miss Frances Gibbs, Oshawa availed themselves of the rare opportunity to- visit with their cousins. A ground trek was made to the near-by historic Tom Gibbs farm house (now the refurbished refurbished summer home of the Vince Lobraico family.) Appreciation Shown to tne Reverend Bonnie Kelly On a glorious summer day the combined congregations congregations of Tyrone and Enniskillen Enniskillen United Church filled to capacity the pretty Enniskillen Enniskillen church sanctuary. The Reverend Bonnie Kelly, with her usual broad, vivacious smile opened the service with familiar words of praise. Beautiful gladioli, roses and other summer flowers, which were gleaned from neighbouring Enniskillen Enniskillen gardens, enhanced the reaching rays of summer sun. The churchly-sounding organ, under the skillful fingers fingers of organist, Ron J. We- roski, tried to claim a churchy. churchy. mood. Down to three ladies, the choir was a valiant valiant reminder. "Summer" clearly and unmistakably was taking everyone hostage. hostage. Reverend Bonnie's discussion discussion with- the children was about putting up a tent, "pitching in" to help. One of tne hymns was "I feel the winds of God to-day; to-day Re' SPECIALS Saturday, August 5th, 1989 between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. " <& OFF ALL IN-STOCK ITEMS (excluding sale items) my sail I Bonnie's lift", everend sermon, entitled "Open to the Depths", was about prayer. Some of Jesus' disciples, members of the Jewish society, knew prayer as a ritual. In Jesus' praying they recognized a force. "Deep was calling unto deep. Some things are solved only by prayer", said Bonnie, and ' she gave some tips on how to "energize prayer". Shirley (nee Avery) and Murray Marshall, "and four- fifths of their family", Sheryl, Sheryl, Carla, David, Nancy, sang "Hallelujah, He's Coming Coming Again", with Shirley at the piano. Merle Avery introduced introduced her daughter and family, from Nova Scotia, while Clarence Avery and other present family members members gave evidences of support. support. Remembrance of Linaa (nee Aveiy), her husband George Marshall (hoping „ George is feeling better), and ïamily, at home in Barton, Barton, Nova Scotia, was voiced by Edgar Wright. Also remember remember is Bob Speakman, Enniskillen who has been ill. Marion Hoar presented the Reverend Bonnie Kelly with a token of the Charge's appreciation for her interim ministry during the past few months. Edgar Wright also voiced appreciation, but hinted at future possibilités. This mystery will be cleared up within the next couple of weeks. For emergency need of a minister during tne holiday holiday month of August, the Reverend Sharon Patterson, Locust Hill, will be available at 1-683-1787. Remember the attend the meeting at Tyrone Church, 7:30, August August 6,1989. Condo Support Much has been said in the past year about the Wellington Senior ' Citizens condominium. The actual site is well known - that of the old freight sheds on Wellington St. Having lived for years at 146 Wellington St. I have viewed this eyesore eyesore with distaste. I am looking forward to some form of urban redevelopment redevelopment that would improve this area. The proposed plans would appear to complement complement the existing neighbourhood neighbourhood and it has my full support! L.M. Dippell 146 Wellington St., . Bowmanville, Ontario. 10% OFF Makita 7 1/4 . Circular Saw _ 5 f . . ■ • l <V - £3 L. ÈfiÆm w% Q9 Concrete Mix PINE BARK Van Belle Floral Shoppes ...mùch more than a flower store! 14 STORES .Highway No. 2 .A • King St. W., M Oshawa -SlmcoaSI. N, W|J Oshawa ■ 100 DundasSt, W., vAHuuLE Wh'rtby Tiodmtifkt o/ Van flWte Gardent Ltd * Saturday, August 5 1989 for a 10 speed bike This is your last chance to get your bumper sticker », and enter the draw. 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