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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 3,1985 Section Two ) TYRONE Champion Vintage Motorcycles Tom Wilcock, R.R. 5, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, brought home three trophies from the Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Meet which was held June 21 to 23, 1985, at the Welland County Speedway, Niagara Falls, Ontario. There were 180 motorcycles motorcycles being shown. Tom's 1940 Indian won a special award in the Best 4-Cylinder Motorcycle category. For the Best Harley-Daviason 1903- 1975, Tom was presented with the Marque Trophy. In the Veteran Class, motorcycles older than 1915, the Wilcock 1912 Harley-Davidson placed second. Brownie Camp Regular Brownies meetings have ceased for the summer, but eleven Brownies of the Tyrone Brownie Pack camped at Camp Samac, Oshawa, Ontario, on the holiday weekend, weekend, May 18th noon until May 20th noon. A Pioneer theme inspired handcraft of pioneer style bonnets and carry- pouches which the Brownies stitched to fulfill requirements for their Needlework Badges while imaginative methods of pseudo travel were used to complete their Canada Badges. Badges. Jackie Forbes and Marilyn Marilyn Vaneyk are the Brownie Leaders of the Tyrone Pack. Girl Guides and Pathfinders To celebrate 75 years of Guiding in Canada one of the largest local Girl Guide rallies ever held took place on June 8th at the Civic Auditorium, Auditorium, Oshawa. Laura Wilcock, Wilcock, a member of the Enniskillen Enniskillen Pathfinders, was among the 700 girls who participated participated in the mammoth presentation presentation which depicted Girl Guide activity. The Woodland Camping Scene was enacted by the general "local" area in a performance which included participants from Toronto to r Belleville, to Haliburton. Sunday School Anniversary Tyrone Sunday School Friendship Service marked the annual Anniversary celebration celebration at Tyrone United Church on Sunday, May 26, 1985. Set in a frame of old hymns, each class made a presentation in word or in song and the entire Sunday School sang a sprightly song, Noah and his Ark-y, Ark-y. While the offering was being received "Hear the Pennies Dropping" may have stirred some nostaligic memories. Guest speaker was our own Pastor Joe Lafave, who illustrated illustrated his message with skillful skillful use of a yo-yo. Appreciation Appreciation was expressed via the service bulletin to the Sunday School teachers, the supportive supportive parents and the Church congregation and to Elizabeth Carroll whose joyful approach to music direction is contagious, contagious, and to Alison Cughan and Cheryl Lepard who faithfully faithfully assist with music during the year. Sunday School Superintendent, Superintendent, Mrs. Janice Cornish, Cornish, has maintained a warm atmosphere for young people growing in love with gentle guidance. Nearly everyone remained for continued fellowship fellowship and lunch. Sunday School will resume in September, September, 1985, at 10:00 a.m. Up With People In Toronto "Can We Sing a Song of Peace?" is the question asked in song by the dynamic Up With People entertainment cast of young people from 15 different countries now coming coming to the end of a one year international tour. The family of Darryl Vaneyk, a member of Cast B who has toured the United States and Western Europe for a year, enjoyed the fast-paced show of music and dance with messages of a positive emphasis on co-exis- tence and joy-of-life at the Roy Thomson Hall, Toronto, on Saturday, June 22, 1985. On Sunday, June 23rd, Up With People performed at a concert presented by the Scarborough International Youth Year Task Force at Scarborough Civic Centre, after spending the morning with the Youth Task Force re-decorating office space. Honeywell Corporation, Corporation, who are being assisted assisted with their lOOtli Anniversary Anniversary celebrations by Up With People, hosted the group while it was in Toronto. Euchre There were over seventeen tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday evening, June 21st, with the following results: 1st Lee Reeves, 2nd Alf Millson, 3rd Ann Manns, 4lh Richard Manns, 5th Ethel Goble, Gth John Schoondcrbeek. Mens low Harold Swain, Ladies low Rokie Welsh, 50-50 Draw Mary Thompson, Dora MacDonald. Specials: Mrs. Strong, Gord Moffatt, Barb Cochrane. Summer Church Hours: During July Church services will be held at 10:00 a.m, at Enniskillen on the 7lh and 14th, and at Tyrone on July 21st and 28th, also at 10:00 a.m. Pastor Lafave will be on holidays during August. TYRONE <1-11 SCORE WITH SAFETY CLUB-FIRST MEETING The Score Willi Safety club ! to recognize International Youth Year and the contribution contribution that youth can make to safe homes and communities by being aware of many safety measures. The Tyrone 4-H Score With Safety club's first meeting was held on May 29 at Tyrone, Church. Our leaders are Earla Run- dle and Ann Pleasance. There are six members out of which four are part of the executive. President-Krista McHolm, Vice-President-Karen Arnold, Secretary-Nancy Pleasance, Press Reporter-Stephen McHolm. At this meeting we stressed safety in the home such as hazardous products and symbols, symbols, electrical safety, appliances, appliances, falls, poisonous house plants, and what to do in case of a power failure. For our home activity we were to find five household items that display a hazardous product label, find five hazards hazards around the house, and make a list of emergency telephone telephone numbers. Our second meeting is on June 19 at 7:00 p.m. at again, Tyrone Church. Letter to the Editor Dear Johnny: Our intrepid reporter Norm Smith and wife Evelyn have celebrated the opening of our lawn bowling season by hiking off to England for four months. They certainly have a great time over there and Norm has admitted, under close questioning, that this may be their last trip, We do I not begrudge them their holiday holiday and look forward to the time when we will be enjoying their company. For this season, yours truly , will be reporting the men's activities, Marg Nicks will do likewise for the ladies. So far, we have not had a great season. season. There was quite a lot of winter damage to the greens which are only now responding responding to the tender and loving care they have received. Our lawn mower went on the fritz and it will cost over $500.00 for repairs. The loaner we are using does not do as good a job. If you think the repair bill is high a new machine is worth over $2,500.00. This is one of the interesting things in running running a small club-something called making ends meet. Our first tournament was on June 22 for the Fred Cole Memorial Trophy. This was a men's pairs event and there was an entry of 14 teams, 3 from Bowmanville, 3 from Oshawa, 3 from Port Hope, 2 from Lindsay and Whitby and 1 from Cobourg. In game one Oke (Bow.) won over Cartwright (Whitby) 19 to 12. Hughes went down to Jiggins (Port Hope) 14-11 and Hall walloped Rowland (Port Hope) 25-9. Terwillegar (Osh.) did likewise to Elsden (Lindsay) (Lindsay) 21-6. Morrison (Osh.) had no problem with Sheridan (Lindsay) winning 18-5. Matching winners against winners Morrison now plays Oke and after 3 ends it is 9-0 and it winds up Morrison 20 Oke 4. Elsden had something of a record, 26-2 ovçrSheridan. Town (Port Hope) had no trouble with Hughes. Down 5-1 after 3 ends it wound up 20-8. Hall had a good game with Terwillegar taking the final 3 ends to win 21-17. In the final game, Morrison continued his high scoring with a 23-9 win over Hall. This gave Morrison a count of 59 plus 2 which was good enough for first place. Meantime, Hamill of Whitby hung on to beat Town 12-11, made it two in a row beating Jeggins 17-7 and a clean sweep with a 17-15 win over Hoskin (Cobourg). In this game it was 17-5 after 9 ends and Hoskin counted 10 in the last 5 ends to make it close. Hamill was second high 3 game winner. Terwillegar beat Oke 16-10 in their final game which gave him 54 points and high two game winner. Despite the loss to Morrison, Hall wound up with 51 plus 4 points good enough for second prize for two wins. Hall's partner incidentally was P. Bathgate. The very nice prizes for Morrison and his partner J. Morton were donated by the Cole family. Marg Perris supplied supplied the refreshments which were served by some of the ladies section. The rain held off until the third and final draw was completed-a well planned day. Johnny Morrison who won 3 games and scored 59 plus 2 points might not agree with my thoughts re the condition of the greens. Sheridan, who scored only 16 points while losing 3 games, would be inclined inclined to say "now there's a guy who knows what he is talking about". All of which may prove something, Morgan eu*!* SSStsis- "BEST SELECTION - LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE AT" ! " , r ; y \ [ ■ ■ j i ■ 1 zT" r-<-\ r:-i i i ! } ■ ■; | ii i / v ;\ . . !-..-4 --- A-r '--\ * i 1 \ 1 • X ; ' ' ; \ -, I ! | - i. \ l . I V ■ _ / I . ! -i / f> \ ! i \ i j 1 v / : : \ ' ! i i ; v i v. .! j r " i I i 1 : i i i. / , \ ; ! / / \ \ ] s I ! ■ .. ■' / , ' \ ! 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