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I 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 2,1985 News and Events from Tyrone Wesley ville News U.C.W. Church Service The United Church Women of Tyrone United Church arranged the church service for September September 29, 1985, with guest speaker Evelyn Redpath, (Mrs. D. Redpath), Oshawa, Ontario. Evelyn, who is a member of the National Council Mission and Service Service Board, spoke on the subject of "Stewardship." She explained that good stewardship is the practice of good management of the many things in our lives including including our own bodies, the things we use, our time and our environment. Evelyn contrasted today's privilege of being able to will our body or organs to research purposes, to the era when grave-stealing was the source of medical knowledge. knowledge. When we give to Mission Mission and Service regularly the money is ready to use in emergencies such as the African African drought and for such unpredictable needs as the recent earthquake in Mexico. In co-operation with partner churches, United Church aid is on the spot immediately, and the administration cost is able to be kept at ten per cent. Evelyn Redpath is a member of Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, and is Stewardship Convenor Convenor of Oshawa Presbyte- rial U.C.W. Introduction of the guest speaker was by Jacqueline Vaneyk and ap- nreciation was expressed by Earla Bundle. President Jane Woodley opened the church service. Others taking taking part were: Jean Slemon, Edna Wood, Betty Pascoe and Marion Hoar. The Church Choir sang "What will we Promise, What Will we Give". Lunch was served by the social functions committee committee following the service. service. Tom Pleasance presided over Sunday School assembly assembly on Sunday, September 29th. Liz Carroll accompanied accompanied the hymns and the offering was received by Elizabeth Drysdale and Alison Alison Cughan. Agri-Week with U.C.W. The United Church Women invite anyone interested interested to join them on a "Cornflakes and Milk" farm tour on Wednesday evening, evening, October 9, 1985. Two local farms will be visited for an explanation of the operations. operations. Call 263-8460 before before 8:30 a.m. mornings to obtain transportation or meet at the farm of Ralph Glaspell, south-east of Tyrone, at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 9th. This is a sincere invitation to our local friends and neighbors to meet new folks and to see for yourselves where your daily food comes from. Help celebrate Agri-Food Week, October 6 to 12th. Michigan-Bound Bus Trip About twenty people from this general area boarded the bus in Bowmanville on Monday morning, September September 23rd at the beginning beginning of a five day bus trip which took them as far as Frankenmuth, Michigan. The highlight of Frankenmuth, Frankenmuth, "Michigan's little Bavaria" it is dubbed, was the Bavarian Inn which depicts depicts the authentic architecture architecture found in Bavaria, Germany, complete complete with a Glockenspiel Tower with a 35 bell carillon carillon adorned by a Pied Piper of Hamelin figurine movement. movement. On the return trip a visit was made to Mackinac Island which was settled at the time of the 1779 American American Revolution for defense purposes. A pleasant tour of the island was enjoyed in two and three hitch horse drawn wagons. The Algoma Central Railway which carries carries iron and pulpwood from the Hearst and Sault Ste. Marie area trundled the happy holidayers through the Agawa Canyon where the trees were found to be in very advanced colour, colour, always a glorious sight. 4H Baking On Monday, September The new The affordable German engineered road sedan selected as "IMPORTED SEDAN OF THE YEAR" -by the Automobile Journalists' Association of Canada. Hk So, test drive it soon. It could be your own "car of the year". We Are Proud to Announce The Automobile Journalist's Association of Canada announces the results of its First Annual Car of the Year Award. Chosen were: BEST DOMESTIC VEHICLE V,W, GOLF BEST IMPORTED VEHICLE V.W. JETTA Europe's car of the year of '84 AUDIO 5000. In addition, Motor Trend announces its choice of CAR OF THE YEAR: V.W.G.T.I. Don't be a loser! The Winners are here-test drive one now at AUDI 0WASC0 VOLKSWAGEN INC. 1425 Dundas St. East, Whitby Ajax Line, 883-3235 Whitby, 868-9383 Toronto Una, 381-1128 HWV.2 OIHAWA 6 TT « OWAICO HWt.401 23, 1985, Tyrone 4H Homemaking Homemaking Club held its first meeting with leaders Mrs. Ann Pleasance and Mrs. Rita Bedford. This club is called Basic Baking; we learn the secret of making pies, cakes, simple cake decorations decorations and tea biscuits. Along with making those delightful goodies we also judge and eat them. The President is Lorraine VVes- terman, vice president Wilma Benschop, secretary Jenny Janssens, treasurer Cheryl Lepard, press reporter reporter Nancy Pleasance. At this meeting the leaders demonstrated demonstrated how to make tea biscuits. We judged them and ate them. Euchre There were 20 tables of euchre in play at the Community Community Centre on Friday, September 27, 1985, with the following results: 1st Doreen Ferguson, 2nd Steve Artym, 3rd Dave Hall, 4th Edgar Millson, 5th Earl Prescott, 6th Bud Moses. Ladies low Daisy Bell, Mens low Robin Alldred. 50-50 Draw John McKeen, Norma Moffat. Specials Don Cochrane, Cochrane, Win Brown, Mervin Anderson. Social Mrs. Dick Gibbs received word that her brother, Mr. Golan Stephens Granger, Indiana, U.S.A., died on Tuesday, September 24, 1985. This leaves Ethel the last of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Luke, Long Sault, held a family party in honour of Danielle's first birthday on September 21st, 1985, which was attended by Aunt Louise Kovac, Kevin Wood, grandparents Helen and Gabriel Kovac, Marion and Bruce Luke, Solina, great grandmother Margaret Mclnnes, Niagara Falls, Ontario Ontario and Rob Luke, Solina. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van- Altena, Clinton, Ont., spent the weekend with Blair and Marilyn Vaneyk and Emily. Congratulations to Brian Haines and Mary Paine who married at Orillia on September September 21, 1985. They are residing at Pleasant Point on Lake Scugog, Rural Route, Little Britain, Ontario. Ontario. Miss Anne-Marie Bedford attended a reunion of Rotary Rotary Youth International Exchange Exchange Students, '84-'85 on September 21, 1985 at Bolton, Bolton, Ontario. Several nationalities were represented represented at this enjoyable gathering. Elect HAL MCKNIGHT Local Council Bowmanville For insurance call Brinkman Ins. Scugog St. Bowmanville, Ont. 623-3621 Likeat StateI STATE FARM INSURANCE NarniMMCnm On Sunday morning, September September 29, church service at Welcome was conducted by Mrs. Linda White and her theme was a continuation of the story of the rural prophet Amos, not Moses as last week's news showed. Her story for the children, also, was a continuation of the story which fascinated her listeners. "The Lord's Prayer" was sung by the choir led by Mr. S. Sword. The offering was received by Alii Osborne and Bruce Hendry while Harold Symons Symons greeted the congregation congregation at the door. With this lovely weather it is possible still to have the altar vases filled with the glowing colour colour of autumn Rowers. Following Following the service, coffee was served by group 2 of the UCW. On Monday afternoon, Phyllis Symons drove to the Korean luncheon held at Warkworth, taking with her Mesdames Mary Kellogg, Caroline Byers, Jean Payne, Christine Wilson and Edna Barrowclough. Mrs. Symons is president of Cobourg Pre- sbyterial and introduced the speaker, Shelley Wright. The speaker told of her experiences in Korea and of the activities of the Christian church there but also of the very restrictive system of government where people are in fear of being subversive. Many are in prison for having spoken out against the government and letters are requested to be sent to these people who may be granted a little more attention if it is shown the outside world knows about them. One man especially was mentioned who has been detained a long time and is suffering from conditions conditions arising from torture. Information about Korea was distributed around the room with craft work and other objects from that country. On Tuesday, the Welcome UCW enjoyed their annual bus trip accompanied by as many extras as the bus would hold. They called at Blackstock where coats are made from strips of the fur pelt, by crochet or knitting. They enjoyed dinner at The Briars on Lake Simcoe and then to Sharon Temple and Richter's herb nurseries near Stouffville. That was a full day and especially so for those who attended the AOTS meeting at night. For this September meeting meeting the Men's Club invited the public to attend and hear Rev. Gordon Taylor and nurse Leone Trotter tell of their work on the Thomas Crosby at Welcome 1 Church. This boat and its predecessors have been plying the British Columbia coast for many years bringing bringing supplies, help and cheer to lighthouses and isolated places. It is a holiday holiday when it calls with all kinds of help for every day living. Children study by correspondence but the day the boat arrives study is forgotten. For many it is the only contact with the outside world and there is consternation every time there is mention of the possibility possibility of its service ceasing ceasing through lack of finances. finances. There was a good attendance with all appreciating appreciating this further insight insight into the church's work. Mr, and Mrs. Carroll Nichols and son Donald of Toronto attended the funeral funeral of Mrs. Nichols' aunt at Mount Pleasant on Thursday. Thursday. Word was received here this week of the sudden death of Mrs. Ernest Bunn, nee Audrey Bee of Keswick on Monday, September 23rd. She had just returned from a bus trip and was preparing preparing for her usual activities activities on Tuesday but passed away Monday evening. evening. Her funeral was held in the church at Roche's Point allllllllllllllllllll^ PUBLIC NOTICE Wilson's Furniture will be closed Saturday, October 5th and open Sunday, October 6th 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. fora 7 HOUR SPECIAL EVENT Extra Low Prices for this One Day Sensational Sale An I Care and O M L. Service Award Winner SON'S Furniture 20 Centre St. N. Downtown Oshawa 723-3211 miiiiiiiiiiiir where she had played the organ for over 50 years. Audrey Audrey was born in Wes- leyville and lived here all of her life until her marriage marriage in the 1920s when they moved to Roche's Point on Lake Simcoe where Ernie was a landscape gardener. Besides her own family she is survived by sister Vera, Mrs. Stan Brooking of Bowmanville Bowmanville and brother Reg Bee of Port Hope. Mrs. John Robb of Os- goode spent from Wednesday Wednesday of last week until Sunday Sunday morning with Mrs. E. Barrowclough. These beautiful fall days are perfect for driving in the country anywhere but one especially lovely trip is along the lakeshore road from Port Hope to Bon- dhead and Newcastle. The colour of roadside Rowers and changing trees fill the country with beauty while acres of orchards laden with fruit, fields of golden pumpkins, as well as a large new orchard of dwarf apple trees bring a great feeling of thankfulness for the bountiful earth. There are lovely old stone houses too, and if you have some knowledge knowledge of Ontario's history, every bend in the road should remind you of Indian Indian trails and at Port Britain Britain and I Port Granby memories of the days when both places were the shipping shipping points for schooners to load from miles of grain and lumber wagons. Two-year-old Ashley Welsh enjoyed the U.C.W.'s Country Fair at St. Paul's United Church on September 26th. In spite of the rain a good crowd turned out to sample the home-baking, plants, and hand-knitted clothing for dolls and children that were on sale at the fair. The shoppers could also partake of a lovely luncheon in the church hall. : SS3'*" ♦ MITSUBISHI HS-710UR SAVE $100. NOW!! The VCR to suit your lifestyle! 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