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» The Canadian Statesman liowmanville. February 15,1989 Newcastle Figure Skating Club Hosts Pineridge Interclub wmmasm lWttwS9MS»P 1 K : The Newcastle Figure Skating Club hosted the Pineridge Interclub figure skating competition on February February 10-11 in Newcastle. A number of awards were won by local skaters. Pictured here are the winners in the pre-preliminary dance finals. Pictured from the Melissa Colville, a member of the Orono Figure Skating Club, was the prejuvenile prejuvenile girls winner at the Pineridge Interclub figure skating Competition held in Newcastle Village and hosted by the Newcastle Figure Skating Club. Melissa will be skating in the E.O.S.I.C. finals in Petawawa in March. Amanda Rogers, right, won a gold medal at the Pineridge Interclub figure skat Hi. My name is Lu Anne. ing competition in Newcastle Village last weekend. Amanda won the medal for her skating performance in the pre-preliminary girls' final. A member of the Newcastle Figure Skating Club, she now goes on to compete in the E.O.S.I.C. round. Pinning a first place ribbon on Amanda is Lynda Farrow, president of the Newcastle Figure Figure Skating club. Info Available For Breathing There is still time to register register for the Durham Region Lung Association "All About Breathing Problems" series' at the Y.M.C.A. - Pace Centre, Centre, 1400 Bayly St., in Pickering. Pickering. This four session program program will commence at 7:00' p.m. on Monday, March 6, 1989 and conclude Monday. March 27th. Speakers will include a family physician, a pharmacist, a public health nurse and a physiotherapist. They will cover topics including including the physical causes of asthma, bronchitis- and emphysema, the use of medications medications (including inhalers), a discussion on allergens in the environment, and various various coping techniques. There will be a fee for registration. For more details, or to register, please call the Durham Durham Region Lung Association Association (the Christmas Seal People) at 436-1046. I was born January 24, 1989, weighing 7 lbs. 9'/i o'zs. Proud Dad and Mom are Danny and Lu an ne Prosek. Grandparents are Vaclav and Agnes Prosek, Daniel and Phyllis Morrison, all of R.R, 1, Orono, Ont.; Benjamen and Dorothy Chalice of Verona, • Ont., Edna Morrison, Edith I-Iale of Bow- manville, Grandpa Prosek of Red Lake, Grandma Prosek of Czechoslovakia. Love lo all my aunts, uncles, cousins and special friends. Thanks Dr. Irish for helping me. left are: Kate Garrett, second place finisher (her partner partner Peter Paradis was absent from the presentations); Lorraine and Michael Mirsch, first place. Both dance teams are from the Bowmanville Figure Skating Club. News from B.H.S. by Neil Dudley Excitement is the only word that can be used to describe describe the way the students are feeling this week. With the arrival of Monday came another, long-awaited Spirit Week with enjoyable activities activities planned for all students wishing to be involved. Students Council has been busy attempting to organize organize a fun-filled spirit week. However, due to last minute problems they were unable to inform anyone of the daily events planned past Monday which happens to be 'Stripe Day'. Plans we are aware of include "the biggest dance ever" on Friday, Friday, February 17th as well as a slave auction and carnation carnation sales for people to send to their sweethearts. Another big project in the works at B.H.S. is the Dance Marathon which is being organized organized by the music department. department. This annual event helps raise much-needed funds for various band competitions competitions and trips in which the music department's bands participate, This year's dance marathon takes place on Thursday, February February 23rd at 8:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m. on Friday, February February 24th. Dancers must dance continuously, except during organized break times, in order for their time to count on their pledge sheets. This year, the senior band plans to go to New York City to compete and the junior band to London, Ontario. We wish them much success with this annual annual event. Before wrapping up this week's article there are a couple of dates students should make note of. On February 20th the students of B.H.S. will receive their report cards and on February February 22nd, parents can meet with the teachers at Parents' Parents' Night. In next week's article we will cany an extensive article article on the extremely well- rehearsed and long-awaited production of 'Grease' by the high school's drama department, department, which promises to be a great success. Jimmy's Novices Win Close One On Saturday, February 4, Jimmy's took to the ice knowing they would have to be at tneir best to defeat a determined Bonded Paving team. As expected, the game was close with the play going going end to end. Bonded's goalie Ryan McRoberts, and Jimmy's goalie Brandon Renton turned away many shots to keep the game scoreless. It wasn't until 5:25 of the second period that Mark Hod gins found the mark and put Jimmy's up one to nothing. nothing. The game continued to go from one end to the other. The defense for both teams stopped rush after rush. At 9:50 of the second period, Mike MacLeod was successful successful in finding some room to poke the puck past the Bonded goalie to make it 2 to 0. At 9.52 of the third period, period, Jamie Shrives put the puck between the pipes for Jimmy's after being stopped on several other occasions. The score now stood at 3-0. Bonded didn't give up and put pressure on in the last few minutes of the game. They were finally successful successful with 9 seconds remaining remaining in the game as Brett Pnkostn put a nice shot past Brandon Ronton to foil his bid for a shutout. The score ended up 3 to 1 in favour of Jimmy's. News from Tyrone uyucssie Vaneyk Tyrone UCW "Australia is a really beautiful country, and when I go back..." Lori Byam, Tyrone, Tyrone, dreamed out loud as. she reminisced with Tyrone United Church Women about her recent trip to that country. Taking advantage of Australia's combination of its Bicentennial celebration and host country to Expo '88 in white beach-luring summer summer time, Lori joined a Kon- tiki young adult tour and enjoyed enjoyed it thoroughly for five weeks. The February UCW meeting was well attended with Jacqueline Vaneyk presiding. presiding. May Loveriage, Blanche Jones and Betty Pascoe presented the program program and devotional, and served a lovely party-type lunch. More complete details will appear in the press report report by Blanche Jones. Jean Slemon, Phyllis Haines and Bessie Vaneyk attended the UCW January Workshop at Columbus on January 23rd, where Helene Hannah conducted conducted a program on Healing Healing and Reconciliation. Tyrone Community Centre Tyrone Community Centre Centre Board members held their Annual public meeting on January 29, 1989 with very few non-board people of the community in attendance. attendance. Routine business was dealt with and a satisfying year was reviewed. Enthusiastic Enthusiastic ideas for the coming year forecast continued opportunity opportunity for community involvement involvement for people of all ages. Tyrone Community Centre Board officers for 1989 are: Chairman John Virtue, Secretaiy Patti Woodcock, Treasurer Chris Brown, Bookings Chris Brown, Building Maintenance Maintenance Alfred Millson, Advertising Advertising and Fundraising Carol Carol Reid, Park and Playground Playground Arlene Yeo, Member at Large Grenville Byam. Social Mrs. Jacobine Vaneyk, Strathaven, Bowmanville, observed her 80th birthday on February 9, 1989. Mrs. Vaneyk continues to pass the days quietly, usually in E ood spirits. Greeting cards •om friends were appreciated. appreciated. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Lucy Pen warden, Mam wood, Bowmanville is a patient in Oshawa Hospital. Hospital. We hope her stay there will be brief. ... Church v : - The Junior Choir, led by Jane Koene and accompanied accompanied at the piano by Sheryl Hunter, brightened Sunday morning with song and hand instruments with "Love is like a magic penny", "This is the day", and "Thank you for Giving me the Morning". Those who sang on Sunday were Lindsay Woodcock, Misty Carr, Janey Knowl- ton, Stephen Martineau and Jeff Carr. At the beginning of the Church service on February 12,1989, Marion Hoar introduced introduced the Reverend Bonnie Kelly, Toronto, to the congregation. congregation. Reverend Kelly will minister to the Ennis- killen-Tyrone Pastoral Charge for the next several months. Reverend Kelly may be reached at Tyrone Church each Wednesday during the day from 10:00 a.m. by telephone or in person. person. Deb Roy was the music' accompanist on Sunday, playing "He", by Jack Richards Richards as a prelude. Music during offering presentation was "Why Me ", by Chris Christopherson, and the E ostlude was "Peter Piper", y Frank Mills, played on the piano by Deb Roy. The message for the first Sunday of Lent was titled "The Colour Colour is Purple", which coloured coloured life for the Christian in realistic hard terms, but not without hope. Euchre There were 13 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Tyrone Hall on February 6, 1989, with the following results: results: Marie Brooks 89, Mary Thompson 86, Muriel Butson 83, Aileen Warder 83, Glen Lowery 81, Dorothy Beech 48. Special Prizes Harold Swain, Ruby Smith, Ruby Cochrane, Andy Mun- ro. There were 12 tables of euchre in play at Tyrone Community Centre on Friday Friday evening, February 10, 1989, with the following results: results: first Wilma Gome, followed followed by Bernice Renton, Ethel Gibbs, Garnet Goyne, Henry Stainton, Harvey Partner. Ladies' Low Effa Stainton, Men's Low Pat Porrill. 50-50 Draw Tony Horstman, Aileen Turner. Special prizes. Alf Millson, Mary Thompson, Bob Cochrane. Cochrane. BLOCK PARENT MIRACLE'S idcimi. Prices effective at Miracle Food Mart and Miracle Ultra Mart in all departments until Saturday February 18. 1989 only Savings indicated are off our own regular prices. We reserve the right to limit quantities v with us WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK OR ADMIRAL BRIGHTS CHUNK APPLE JUICE LIGHT TUNA 48 fl. oz. tins $90 184 g tin •99 Condensed Cream of Chicken or CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 284 ml tin >r :59 Frozen Beef, Chicken, Turkey or Ham YORK MEAT PIES 227 g pkg. Regular or Unscented TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 4 10 litre box Product of U.S.A. 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