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i ( 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 19,1983 Y elverton A former resident of our community in the person of Mr. Earl McGill of Beaverton passed away this week at 90 years of age. The McGill's farmed for a time on the farm now owned by Mr. James Mackie and also resided for a period with Mr. and Mrs. Burke McGill. Sympathy is extended to Earl's wife and son and his family. Interment was held at Yelverton cemetery on Saturday. On Thursday, Corrie and Harvey Malcolm visited our Tyrone Up With People! was the electrifying message vociferously vociferously ministered through song, dance and visuals at the Civic Auditorium for several evenings last week. A touring company of young people from many countries presented presented a fast moving, professional professional fun-filled evening with world-wide flavour and com- radly. Fast learners came away knowing ten ways to say Hello. Audiences enthusiastically enthusiastically embraced the sentiment and each evening's crowd grew as the message was spread and General Motors employees shared their company's company's gift, part of the celebrations celebrations to commemorate G.M.'s 75th Anniversary. The Tweenies of the First Tyrone Brownie Pack will be enrolled as Brownies on Thursday, October 20th, in a ceremony to which mothers and friends are welcome. Tyrone Brownies and the Girl Guides, Brownies, Pathfinders Pathfinders of the area will benefit from the Yard Sale which is being held by the First Enniskillen Enniskillen Girl Guides of Canada Parent Committee on Saturday, Saturday, October 22,1983, at 10:00 a.m. A clearing auction will be held at 2:00 p.m. Donations of baked goods, crafts and stuff will be gratefully accepted, just call Bev. Whitbread, telephone 263-2540. See the advertisement in The Statesman. Statesman. An evening of sacred music and song with Mr. Rick McLarnon in Concert at Tyrone United Church on October 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Refreshments following the concert. Tyrone Senior Citizens regular regular meeting will be held Wed., November 2nd at 8:00 p.m. Friends and neighbours wish a speedy recovery for Betty Janssens in Bowmanville Bowmanville Hospital. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Carr and family on the death of Vi's mother, Mrs. Olga King, on Tuesday, October 11, 1983. Mrs. King's home was at Bobcaygeon, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van- Altena, Clinton, Ont. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Blair Vaneyk, Long Sault. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cook were Sunday guests of Miss Grace Smith, Long Sault. There were twelve tables of euchre at the Old Hall on Monday evening with the following following results: Ross Holtby 94, Mary Thompson 84, Margaret Wright 79, Ruby Griffin 76, Anne Holtby 75, Dorothy MacDiarmid, Meta Moffatt 37.50 - 50 Draw - Ruby Griffin, Arvilla Barrett. Fifteen tables of euchre were in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday evening, October 14,1983, with the following following results: Doreen Park, Lorna Swain, John Schoon- derbeek, Ruby Cochrane, Clarence Bell, Fred Griffin. Ladies low Doris Millson, mens low Harold Swain. 50 - 50 Draw Ruby Griffin, Don Brooks. niece Karen Werry and her mother Gertrude Werry in Toronto. Karen has been and will continue to be a patient in Wellesley Hospital for several more weeks. She has just recently had surgery to replace her right hip-ball-joint and expects to have a similar operation on the other one this week. One cannot but admire our 18 year old niece's cheery and optimistic outlook on life despite the physical pain and handicap that has been her lot over the past several years. Karen has had to use crutches for the past four years at least to get around with. I'm sure she would love to get cards to encourage her during her therapy and convalescence. (Room 465). Karen is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Werry of Sudbury. Roy is a former Enniskillen boy. A family reunion of the Henderson family was held this weekend at the home of Mrs. Gladys Henderson of Bethany with members of the family congregating there from Havelock, Toronto and Yelverton. Yelverton. A number of the family attended our Yelverton church service on Sunday morning. These included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Henderson of Toronto (who will be leaving shortly for a winter in Florida) and Mr. and Mrs. Cos De Guiste, Catherine and baby Christopher also of Toronto and Mrs. Henderson of Bethany. Mr. Howard Malcolm is scheduled to spend a day with the Canadian Swine Council in Winnipeg this week. A speedy convalescence to Mr. Gordon Staples of Fleetwood who suffered a heart attack this week. Gordon is the father of Mrs. George Phyles/McCullough of Yelverton. A strong contingent of music lovers from this community joined ranks with the 135-140 folks present on Saturday evening at Pontypool Community Centre. The occasion was the Nostalgia Night sponsored annually by Jeanne and Wes McMahon of Bethany - a musical night devoted to the tunes of yesteryear from their extensive collection of records and tapes. Of special interest and of wide enjoyment by those present was the live band comprising past musicians of the former Jack Galloway band who provided a collection of old favourites - including "Marie". Marie was a special favourite of the late Jack Galloway and you could count on hearing it at least once an evening on every dance occasion "ad nausum". Among those who contributed to the band were Carlos Tamblyn, Bob Sisson, Dave Masters, Carmen White and James Lowery. Hope we've forgotten no one! Guests were present from hether and yon all over Central Ontario - Oshawa and nearly every local community. Even Saskatchewan and England. It was a mutual pleasure for all of us as well to renew old acquaintances with folks we haven't seen for months or years. We express special thanks to Wes and Jean and the band for providing such an enjoyable musical evening. HAYDON Our sympathy goes to the Graham families on learning of the death of Kenneth Graham of Huntsville, who passed away at Toronto General Hospital and will be put to rest at Huntsville on Tuesday. Mr. Graham lived on the place now owned by the Butterys and was superintendent superintendent of our Sunday School in Haydon for many years. Extra Lean - . - Q Pot Roast 1.94 lb. 4. v kg. Extra Lean, cut small -g Stew Beef 2.621b. O. * kg. Extra Lean $C 79 Ground Beef 2.621b. O. * kg. Store sliced EEC I Minced Ham ... 2.491b.00 v # 100 g. Store sliced 0061 Salami (nogarlic) .. 4.04 lb.89 /100 g. 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