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i Mowing your lawn is a lot cheaper than joining a health club. x. panmipacTianl 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 13,1982 Tyrone Canada surely gained in maturity in the eyes of the world when Canadian Everest Assault Team member Laurie Skreslet of Calgary, Alberta, became the first Canadian to stand on the world's highest peak on Mount Everest on Monday, October 4th, 1982, accompanied by Sherpa guides Sundare Sherpa, making his third successful summit climb, and Lhakpa Dorje Sherpa. A second Canadian, Patrick Morrow, Kimberley, B.C., the main photographer for the Canadian team, with Sherpa guides Lhapka Tshering and Pema Dorje, immediately duplicated the accomplishment. accomplishment. "For every two climbers who have reached the top (of Mount Everest), one has died in the attempt" according to George Kinnear of the Toronto Star. In the light of those statistics the Canadian team climbers have more than paid the price. Early in the expedition Vancouver cameraman, Blair Griffiths, and three Sherpa guides were killed in the Khumbu Icefall, a shifting field of ice. Last February, team member John Lauchlan, a skilled climber, died on a training climb north of Banff, Alberta. Besides these tragedies was the disappointment disappointment at the need for Alan Burgess to turn back when his oxygen supply failed only 100 metres from the goal during his attempt to reach the summit. At Camp Four, the highest camp, located 941 metres from the summit, were Gordon Smith, Golden, B.C., and Dwayne Congdon, Invermere, B.C., Dwayne Congdon, age 26, said to be the youngest member of the team, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ' Lome Congdon and the grandson grandson of Cedric Congdon who was born at Tyrone and attended school here. Local friends of the Congdon's have been following the events of the Canadian Everest Climb with interest. Tyrone One 4H Home- making Club held its third meeting in the C. E. wing of the Church 'on Monday, October 4th. Members brought the breads they had prepared at home, including variations of Buttermilk white bread, Teddy Bears, the Picnic Slice, Finnish Health Bread and Buttermilk rolls. At the meeting Deli Rye bread was made. The next meeting is on Thursday, October 14th at 6:45 in the C. E. Wing. Tyrone 4H Homemaking Club met on Monday, Sept. 20, 1982 in the C. E. Wing. Two separate groups were formed, Tyrone One lead by Mrs. Ann Pleasance and Mrs. Rita Bedford; Tyrone Two lead by Mrs. Bessie Vaneyk, Mrs. ! Norma Welsh and Miss Jennifer Yeo. Pizza was made, with 1 each member having an opportunity to knead dough. Tyrone Two 4H Homemaking Homemaking Club held its second meeting at the home of Wilma and Faith Benschop on September 29th. Buttermilk Picnic Slice was baked as well as a variation as octupus rolls, and Finnish Health bread was begun. At the third meeting on October 6th, at the home of Tracy Welsh, Deli Rye bread was baked and Zuni Cornmeal bread was begun. The members brought samples of their Teddy Bear bread, picnic loaves, Octupus rolls, etc. The Senior Citizen Club held a successful Penny Sale on Wed., Oct. 6th. A good social time was the result of a good turnout in the beautiful weather. Mrs. J. Jones was the winner of the afghan draw. Twenty-one tables of euchre were in play on Friday evening, Oct. 8, 1982, with the following results: 1st Ruby Smith, 2nd Fred Griffin, 3rd Dave Hall, 4th Ethel Cook, 5th Alex Moffatt, 6th Richard Manns. Ladies low Audrey Clark, mens low Clarence English. 50-50 draw Laverne Clemens, Lance Phare. Special prizes Leland Millson, Meta Swain, Harold Swain. On Sunday evening, October 3rd an opportunity for sharing pictures was provided by the Tyrone School reunion committee. Excellent scrapbooks scrapbooks and slide pictures have captured the two day reunion, which was held in July. On Sunday, Oct. 10th, the Church was bountifully decorated with specimens of the harvest to emphasize the season of Thanksgiving. Mrs. L. Slemon and Susan Slemon greeted at the door. Coming events from the Church bulletin arc: Tyro boys will meet on Monday evenings. On Thursday, Oct. 14th a catering by the U.C.W. A Worship Workshop will be held at Kingsview Church, Oshawa in the near future. Tyrone Church General Council meeting Oct. 20th, at 8:15 p.m. YOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&P A&P reserves the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements! We redeem all tood store coupons! rOU'LL DO BETTER AT A&PÎ Prices effective thru Sat.. October 16th. 1982. 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