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i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, December 10, 1997 Page 11 Bells of Bowmanville The Bells of Bowmanville provided their special brand of handbell music at an evening service at Kirby United Church on November 30th. Pictured with the musicians is Durham College police instructor Myno VanDyke (right), who was the featured speaker for the meeting. Grace Pctralito, of Pam Tile, is showing Chris Snoeh and two of her sons 11 tiles ralito, ot ram lile, is showing Lliris onock and id Graham, just some of the huge selection of fl oor and wa, Happenings and Events from Tyrone by Jacqueline Vaneyk Ploughing is coming to an end as the ground freezes, There are lots of things to be put away for the winter, and a snowblower snowblower to get hooked to the tractor. Maybe we won't need it! Sympathy is extended to Ross Poolcy and the Brent families on the loss of Mae Pooley. Mrs. Poolcy was a quiet gracious lady, and she will be missed. Congratulations to Dave and Sarah Henry on the birth of their baby boy, a brother for Emily. Best wishes to Mrs. Edna Philp on her upcoming upcoming ninety-first birthday. She reminds, us of the Energizer "bunny - just keeps going and going and going. What an example for the rest of us! Better health is wished for Bob Cameron, who has been in hospital, and indeed for all those who are ill this Christmas season. The'John Vaneyks spent part of two days last week at the Ontario Federation of Agriculture Convention. We listened to varying opinions on the state of agriculture and the rural municipalities, as well as comments from the federal minister. Always an interesting interesting part of any gathering is talking to farmers from other parts of Ontario. Bethcsda Cemetery has a new secretary-treasurer in the person of Lynne Piggott of Enniskillen. The work of the board has been re-orga- nized using committees, and to purchase interment rights, you now call Ted Brock or Cheryl Lcpard. Tyrone Senior Citizen's group enjoyed their annual Christmas dinner and program program last Wednesday. By the time you read this Club 60 Plus will have had their dinner. Both meals were provided by the UCW. Tyrone church had a good crowd for their pollack supper and hayride Kirby United Hosts Carol Sing Myno VanDyke, police instructor at Durham College, was the guest speaker at Kirby United Church for an informal evening service on November 30th. His topic was Policing and Ethics. Musical entertainment for the evening was provided provided by the Bells of Bowmanvillc, who make music with handbells. Kirby United Church invites everyone to enjoy a special Christmas music concert this Sunday, December 14th, at 7 p.m. A variety of vocalists and instrumentalists will be featured as well as carolsinging, carolsinging, People may bring a freewill offering. Refreshments will be available, The church is located at the corner of Hwy. 115 and County Road #9. on Sunday evening. The singing was enjoyed by several people in the village, village, and the people on the wagon enjoyed the light displays up and down the street! This weekend will see the annual Christmas pageant in the church on Sunday morning. As well, there will be a mitten tree and food and other gifts received for the Salvation Army. Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m.- in the community centre, there will be a combined combined presentation of Enniskillen and Tyrone churches. This is always lots of fun as well as being very meaningful. Everyone is invited to come. If you can bring food or a cash donation for Bethcsda House, or a bit of cash toward the community centre, centre, it would be appreciated. Christmas is not fun and games for everyone, especially especially those who have lost loved ones or who are fac ing difficulties. If you would appreciate a quiet service which reflects these feelings, please come to Enniskillen church on Sunday, December 21 at 7:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome. welcome. This year particularly, our family is aware of how important we are to each other. I urge you to take time to enjoy this holiday season with the people you love. May you have a good one! John, on tile left, and that arc available in their shop. Chris discovered that the experts at Pam Tile can offer you expert advice on your decorating requirements and they will gladly provide you with valuable tips if you're going to tackle the project yourself. If you prefer, the installers at Pam Tile will do the job for you, beginning with a free estimate right up to the finished job. Whether it's ceramic tile, vinyl or hardwood flooring you can count on Pam Tilet to provide you with total satisfaction. Call till i. They'll he delighted to hear from you Pam Tile 84 King Street West, BowmanvilL Telephone 623-3929 "Maybe Santa Claus could leave this in the driveway!" Jim and Chris Snoeh and their sons, left to right: John, Aaron, Bradley and Graham are shown admiring one of the many exciting 1998 models from Oldsmobile and Chevrolet that are now in stoch at Roy Nichols Motors. Looking on and ready to help Santa fill driveways with new cars are, from the left: Bill Holloway, Gord Miles and Don Andrews, three of the very courteous staff you'll find at the dealership which is located in Courtice at the corner of Hwy. No. 2 and Courtice Road. At Nichols Motors you'll find a great selection of used vehicles and of course the full line of new cars and trucks from Oldsmobile and Chevrolet. Nichols Motors continues to carry on the tradition of providing fine transportation products to this community, a tradition which began in 1922. Whether you are buying or leasing, the professionals at Roy Nichols ! Motors can tailor a deal suited to your budget. Drop by anytime, Highway No. 2 at Courtice Roacl Telephone 436-2222