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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Wednesday, October 6,1993 Happenings from Tyrone and Area Hampton by Michelle Balson - 263-2240 The days are passing quickly. The month of September has come and gone. A lot of folks spent last month getting their kids into the routine of school. My little one started Junior Kindergarten just last week (boo hoo, yeah). The summer clothes have been sorted and put away for next year. While I was down in the basement I tried setting aside the many Hallowe'en Hallowe'en decorations we have. Hallowe'en Hallowe'en is a favourite in our house. I guess I shouldn't be worried about the 31st just yet. First, we have to get through Thanksgiving! District Commissioner Jane Shaw welcomed twelve young girls into Guiding last week. An official "Belonging "Belonging Ceremony" took place for the Sparks. The girls lit candles and repeated their promise, "I promise to share and be a friend." Each Spark received a button to wear on the uniform, uniform, a t-shirt. Refreshments were then served. A special thank-you to Beth Knowlcr for her help. Last week the Hampton Guides enjoyed a nature hike. While touring our community the girls picked up litter. The Guiding and Scouting organizations organizations do a lot to help our community. community. In turn, we should all show our support every chance we get. We'll all have that chance soon. In four weeks time you will be able to purchase some delicious Girl Guide Cookies. There will be an added addition addition this year. Christmas cookies! They are mint flavoured and covered with chocolate. Mmm, I can hardly wait. A Darlington District Rally took place on Saturday, October 2nd. It was a busy day from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Over eighty girls from every every level in Hampton and Enniskillen filled the Enniskillen Conservation Area. Ten different stations were setup setup with activities ranging from music to mature bingo. ; The Darlington District District Banner, made by Linda Hann was proudly displayed. Commissioner Commissioner Jane Shaw was present. It was noted noted that she did a fabulous job on the lunch. Thank yous ' go out to the many parent volunteers. It was said Blueberry Farmer Selected as Part of Leadership Program "Responsibility and accountability". accountability". According to Murray Stewart, Chairman of the Agricultural Leadership Leadership Trust, "These are essential for leadership in rural Ontario today." Stewart, in his address to the fifth class of the Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program, stressed the need for leaders who are willing to accept the challenge. to have been an enjoyable day. The smiles were proof of it. Each girl who attended received a green and gold emblemed pin for their camp hats. -■ Happenings in Hampton wouldn't be complete without the Wednesday Euchre Card Party results. Last week's first place winner was Art Compton with his score of 87. The second highest score was 86 earned by Aileen Turner. But get this. Ai- leen also had the Most Lone Hands of eight! We think that is a record for Hampton. Marie Brooks had the third highest score of 81. Next was Grace McGill and Win Brown both with 79. The night's Most Honest Player was Fred Griffin. No one won the Special. That pot is still building. The Draw winners were Leona Wright, Alice Beech, Ace Richards, Nerta Masters, Agnes Schofield and Ada Richards. Eldad has set the date of Wednesday, Wednesday, October 20th for their Official Board meeting. Members of the vari- Charles Stevens Charles Stevens, R.R.# 8, New- :astle, was one of the 30 men and women, selected from across Ontario o take part in the Advanced Agricul- ural Leadership Program, who met n Guelph, September 27 to 29 to begin begin their leadership training. They ■epresent a broad spectrum of agri- sultural backgrounds - farming, agribusiness, agribusiness, farm finance and education. Over the next 18 months these individuals, individuals, who hold various leadership leadership positions in their communities, will learn the skills referred to by Mr. Stewart and examine issues of concern concern to agriculture and Canadian society. society. They will be involved in semi- iars in several locations throughout Dntario, and participate in both a Sortit American and international study tour, observing a wide variety )f issues and leadership styles. The purpose of the Advanced Agricultural Agricultural Leadership Program is to ievclop leaders who will work to naintain the strength of Ontario's igri-food industry, The program is administered by the Agricultural Leadership Trust - a partnership of ihc Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, University of Guelph, Ontario Ontario Federation of Agriculture, and Foundation for Rural Living. Funding Funding is provided by the Trust, rural and agricultural organizations, and participants tuition fees. For more information contact Patricia Patricia Mighton, Box 1030, Guelph NHI 6N1 (Telephone: 519-767- 3266). ous Church committees arc asked to attend the meeting at 7:30 p.m. You might want to circle Sunday, October 24th on your calendar. This is the day the Hampton Board of Stewards Stewards arc having their Beef Supper. There will be one sitting at 5:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased from any member of the Board of Stewards or by contacting Barb McFadycn at 263-8005. Donations of cabbage, onions onions or. pies arc needed. You may contact Elizabeth Bateman at 263- 2960 if you can be of help. The date of November 27th is set for Christmas Around the World, featuring featuring the County Town Singers. Tickets can be purchased by calling Barb McFadycn at 263-8005. I almost forgot to mention that the Eldad/Hampton Happy Gang met on Saturday, October 2nd at the Eldad United Church. The guest speaker was Mike Marks from the Durham Regional Police. Mike spoke to the group about "drugs in our community." community." It was an enlighting evening for all. The next Happy Gang outing is planned for November 6th. This will be a travelling supper. Please note that Thanksgiving Services Services will be held at both Churches on Sunday. I hope everyone out there enjoys their Thanksgiving holiday. As the turkey says, "gobble, gobble. Until next week, stay safe and enjoy life. By Jacqueline Vaneyk Sorry to hear that Jack and Ethel Cook are both in Bowmanville Hospital. Hospital. We wish them better health soon. Congratulations to Todd and Laurie Laurie Bowers, who were married in our church on Saturday, October 2. The ceremony Was performed by Michelle Michelle Hofman and Reverend John Brown. Soloist was the groom's grandmother, Doreen Park. A rare occurrence occurrence indeed! On Sunday, September 26, our junior choir with Jane Kocne and Sheryl Hunter looked after the music for the service. We need more members members five years and older for the junior junior choir to continue. We need more members five years and older for the junior choir to continue. On October 3, world wide communion was celebrated celebrated with Michelle Hofman and Reverend Bob McNaught officiating, officiating, assisted by Rob Pascoc. Michelle's Michelle's sermon and children's story were about the meaning of communion, communion, and were much appreciated. - On Thanksgiving Sunday, the Sunday School is sponsoring a food collection for the Salvation Army in Bowmanville. All non perishable food is welcome. Special needs arc junior foods, powdered milk, peanut butter and canned fruit. Tyrone UCW will meet on Wednesday, October. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Tim Southwell will show slides of his trip to Japan. All women arc welcome. welcome. Did you know that our church cost over $3400 to build? That was quite a sum in 1968, the year of construction. construction. Our 125th anniversary celebrations celebrations begin on January 2, 1994. Do you have any memorabilia we could display? Mark Saturday, November 6 on your calendar for the GM Choir in Tyrone church. Happy Thanksgiving! WARNING! 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