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1 J # 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 24,1990 Section Two Community Centre Board Needs Volunteers Tyrone News by B. Vaneyk Mr. Lance Phare, Stra- thaven, Bowmanville, quietly quietly observed his ninety-third birthday on New Year's Eve. Lance enjoyed a family Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heather and Dominic Gorgerat, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Birthday greetings to octogenarian octogenarian Clinton Bigelow, on January 22nd. The Value of the Community Centre Tyrone Community Centre Centre Board members are issuing issuing an appeal to the residents residents of Tyrone and surrounding area to become aware of what is going on within the community cen tre. "A board of eight to ten people cannot continue to carry the load", states a newsletter which invites citizens citizens to help with simple tasks such as decorating for dances, picking up supplies, opening the hall for renters, playground raking, etc. "We need community involvement", involvement", the letter goes on, "ideas for fund-raisers and assistance to put them in motion". "So come to the (annual) (annual) meeting on Sunday January 21st at 7:00 p.m. and at least have a listen. We need fresh minds and bodies, so please attend." Euchre There were fifteen tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on January 8, 1990, with the following results: results: Marion Artym 100, Robin Alldred 84, Kathleen Watts 84, Meta Swain 83, Albert Watts 81, Harold Swain 47. Special Prizes Ruby Smith, Edith Clemens, Pat Porrill, Robin Alldred. There were thirteen tables tables of euchre in play on January 15th when Charlie Nesbitt scored high with 85, followed by Harvey Partner 78, Bernice Renton 77, Doreen Doreen Ferguson 77, Harold Burgess 75, Albert Watts 42. Special prizes went to Win Brown, Dave Hall, Harold Burgess, Norman Rohrer. Fourteen tables and one over, played euchre at the Community Centre on Friday Friday evening, January 12,. 1990, with the following re sults: first John Broome, followed followed by Bernice Renton, Ada Richards, Len Cain, Marion Artym, Don Thompson. Thompson. Ladies' Low Nyhl Sheehan, Sheehan, Men's Low Carl Ferguson. Ferguson. 50-50 Draw Clara Nesbitt, Gladys Potts. Special Special prizes Nyhl Sheehan, Laverne Clemens, Len Cain. Enniskillen Travellers Enjoy Sunny South _ Jay and Corey Sweet of Enniskillen, Ontario, Canada enjoy the sunny skies of ,?£uth,Florida from the decks of Carnival Cruise Lines new 46,000 ton funship, HOLIDAY 7 , as the luxury liner sails to The Western Caribbean, visiting Cozumel del Cannen, Mexico; Georgetown, Grand Cayman Island and Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Photo Courtesy of Carnival Cruise Lines News Events Photo Service..,. Tyrone UCW Wednesday, January 10th Ladies of Tyrone UCW met in the CE Wing, Jean Slemon opening the meeting with a reading from the Upper Room ana Prayer. Secretary read the minutes minutes of the November and December meeting and had them approved. Ann Pleasance moved and Betty Pascoe 2nd a motion motion to give Elsie money for cards and stamps. Correspondence was read - a thank you from Men's Hostel, Eve Care Operation - letter will be kept on file, A letter from Mrs. Griffin and Jackie expressed thanks to those who helped with Meals on Wheels. Bessie Vaneyk moved the secretary write a letter to the Haybay Church who are holding an anniversary and ask that there be a commemorative commemorative stamp for the occasion. Treasurer's report was read for the two months and then Carol read a letter expressing word on what to give to and why. If someone would like to volunteer to drive for Meals on Wheels, please contact Arlene Yeo -(Murry). Social function reported on - "the Induction of Reverend Reverend Bonnie Kelly at Enniskillen. Enniskillen. The Annual meeting will be in March. Jane Smith reported on the Manse - A family have rented -1 yr. lease. Congratulational meeting will be on January 28th. March 2nd will be World Day of Prayer at Tyrone. Jane read a letter from Mrs. Jean Gorill (nee Malette) of Lindsay telling of the accident accident their son Chris was in on August 12th last and of his ordeal and progress. Jane moved and Jackie seconded seconded to give a sum of money money to the Trust Fund which has been set up. Catering was discussed with Jane helping at one May catering and Jackie voted no. Ann 2nd motion to say na to a November catering. catering. Ann had set up and displayed displayed the work the 4H group had done last year. She stated they had won three prizes. This year with Betty helping, the 4H starts up in January for six meetings meetings and an achievement day. "Best Foot Forward" is the theme with the ages -10 years to 21. Roll call was answered by your one New Year's resolution. resolution. Offering was received and dedicated. Program in charge of Jane S. and Phyllis Haines. They chose for their service of worship "Celebrating Our Faith ana Heritage." Phyllis read the Bible reading from John 20-11-18, and each read from the service service intermingled with three verses of the hymn, "Come, let us honor those who led the way" and prayer. Mrs. Janice Scott of Enfield Enfield was introduced, she works in the Administration of COPE program of Durham Durham Region Community Care Association. She spoke of the workshop course of 8 weeks - which teaches volunteers volunteers in ways to help on a one to one basis for people to change their'lines, who find themselves with problems - loneliness, bereavement, retirement retirement for someone who has always been work related. related. Age problems, drinking problems and with a good relation situation between the person and his volunteer help - miracles do happen - sometimes slowly but surely. surely. Jane thanked Janice with a little gift of appreciation. Following prayer there was lunch ana tea to be enjoyed. YOUR GM DEALER IS STARTING THE YEAR OFF AT AN INCREDIBLE RATE. 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