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\ Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, March 21,1984 13 emus Specials Monday, March 19th to Saturday, March 24th Salute to the Irish MILLE, 400 g /14 oz. Package DUTCH SHORTBREAD RINGS Product of Holland FEUE FACETTES / : : ; 0 3 Pkg. Limit MAPLE LEAF BRAND, Creamery (Salted) BUTTER Facial Tissue Box of 400 MONARCH Added Touch CAKE MIXES Assorted Varieties, Mix or Match Pkg. Limit 520 g. Pkg. 5 Box Limit TYRONE NEWS A salute to the Irish was included in the March meeting of Tyrone Senior Citizens Club programmed by Marg and Dave Hall and Pauline and George Alldread. Music was provided provided by Clara Nesbitt and Alice Beech. Marie Moses, Elinor Brent, John Broome and Walter Woolley sang a number of Irish tunes. Two readings, "Especially Jim" and "A Prayer for Getting Old", were given by Audrey Rosevear. Mrs. Marion James, Bowmanville, was the guest speaker. Marion gave an informative talk on her trip to the Netherlands, Germany and other European European countries, which she illustrated with slides. The description of the passion play at Oberammergau was especially interesting. Mr. Walter Woolley's mouth organ rendition of "How Great Thou Art" seemed especially appropriate following following these pictures. President President Mr. Farewell Blackburn moved a vote of thanks to the committee and the performers for a very enjoyable program. A social time was enjoyed during lunch. The next meeting will be a pot luck lunch at 12:30 noon on April 4,1984. On Monday, February 26th, the 4H Homemaking Club held its regular meeting meeting at the C.E. Wing. Members Members worked on their "moon over the mountain" applique quilting. At the March 5th meeting the 4H Pledge opened the proceedings. proceedings. The group finished string quilting assisted by Mrs. Betty Pascoe. There were over seventeen seventeen tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on March 9th, 1984 with the following results: 1st Marie Moses, 2nd Lorna Swain, 3rd Florence Moore, 4th Anne Manns, 5th Garnet Goyne, 6th Edgar Millson. Ladies low Lu Griffin, Mens low Lance Phare'. 50-50 Draw Farewell Blackburn, Audrey Clark. Specials: Clara Nesbitt, Dora Watson, Clarence Bell. The two week vacation to Florida enjoyed by Dick and Ethel Gibbs and Harold and Lorna Swain was set in the parentheses of two of the worst winter storms in years. The view from the bus window on the way South was one of scattered and ditched storm victimed automobiles, then the holidayers were greeted home by this weekend's gale. Darryl Vaneyk, local candidate candidate for the Up With People experience as part of an international performing performing cast, held an enjoyable enjoyable dance on Saturday evening. The support of those attending was encouraging. encouraging. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Baker, Long Sault, on the arrival of a baby daughter, and to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith on the birth of a son. Tyrone and Long Sault folks were saddened to learn of the death of Mr. Hugh Murphy, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, who died on Friday, March 9, 1984. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Ruth Murphy Murphy and all the family. Thirteen tables of euchre surfaced the following lucky scorers at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday evening, March 12, 1984: Anne Manns 87, Laurrena Bright 86, Mariann Griffin 83, Margaret Dielman 82, Aleck Moffatt 79, Gordon Moffatt 78,. Ross McRoberts 41. 50-50 Draw Don Thompson, Ross Westgrove. 1 lb. (454g) 2 lb. Limit MELITTA Premium Filter COFFEE 369 g Vac Pac CAMPBELL SOUPS *Chicken Noodle *Chicken Rice 10 OZ./284 ml. Tin Mix & Match 2 Pkg. Limit SCHWARTZ, 1 Kg. Jar PEANUT BUTTER Ont. Agrologists Present J Howard Malcolm with Honorary Membership 2 Jar Limit % CiV H up' 9 Tin Limit Frozen Concentrated 12.5 fl. oz./355 ml. MINUTE MAID 5 Tin Limit Macaroni & Cheese, 255 g. Box KRAFT DINNER *>' 9 Box Limit SILVERW00D, 4 Litre Bag 2% MILK 2 Bag Limit Banner Bits, Ready to Serve, 8 kg. Bag KIBBLE DOG FOOD 2 Bag Limit NORTHLAND, Good To Minus 40 Degrees WINDSHIELD WASHER ANTI-FREEZE 4 Litre Bottle 2 Bottle Limit YELVERTON NEWS Did you ever see it fail? Students, teachers and many others have looked forward for weeks to the March Break and an opportunity opportunity to sample the warmer climates of U.S.A. at various geographical locations. By the strangest coincidence 2 or 3 days prior to the holiday, holiday, the Canada - U.S. exchange exchange rate drops a couple per cent' so that the Canadian Canadian tourist dollar buys barely 70 cents of American goods. Tough for those students students who are trying to stretch their meagre resources resources for a week's holiday. holiday. The past several days here as elsewhere has set new records for record cold temperatures for this time of year. Hardly seems possible possible that a week or two ago we were all wondering if spring had arrived. This week Howard and Eileen Malcolm were overnight overnight guests at the Wheels Inn Motel in Chatham for a special event. The Ontario Institute of Agrologists presented presented a plaque and honorary honorary life membership to their institute to Howard and 3 other gentlemen - Mr. George Morris, Hester De- lange and James Colwell. Howard was nominated by the Pine Ridge Institute and is now entitled to carry P.A. behind his name (Professional (Professional Agrologist). In the citation provided with the presentation it stated that he was honoured because of his great contribution to agriculture agriculture in various dimensions. dimensions. Congratulations are extended to Howard on his well deserved honour. Mitzi and Bob Pick of Ajax - Pickering were weekend visitors with the Marti Malcolms of Omemee and the Harvey Malcolms of Yelverton. Mrs. Lana Malcolm is currently currently in Edmonton, Alberta Alberta courtesy the Province of Alberta. Lana, while working in Edmonton two years ago in a variety store, witnessed a hold up of the premises. One of the alleged alleged hold up artists has been apprehended and is being brought to trail. Apparently Apparently Lana's services were required as a witness and she was subpoenaed to attend the court case, in between between court appearances she will visit her sister Darlene Darlene and her nephew in that city, no doubt. The Durham Region Dutch Canadian Club held their Carnival dance at the Kinsmen Hall in Oshawa on Saturday evening with D.J. the "Partie Sound" providing providing the music. Their next big outing will be the Fiesta Queen Dance at the same location location on Saturday, April 7, 1984. If history repeats itself, itself, this event will be a sell out. 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