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( 10 ISSp/:///® liHlllillil itlllllllt TYRONE NEWS , by Jacqueline Vaneyk This is the season of farm meetings and machinery shows. Information is an • important part of farming these days; there are new techniques and products to learn about. The big Farm Machinery Show in Toronto runs from Feb. 8-11. A bigger bigger one runs in Louisville, Kentucky the next week. Congratulations to Ethel Goble who celebrated her birthday Sunday afternoon at Tyrone Orange Hall, when family, friends and neighbours neighbours gathered to wish her well ànd catch up on the visiting. visiting. Ethel always has a smile and greeting for -everyone and the large crowd reflected this. Every ope who attended enjoyed the dance in the Orange Hall Saturday evening. The next one is on the first Saturday in March. Oshawa UCW Presbyterial ' will hold their annual meeting in Orono United Church on Tuesday, Feb. 22 from 1-9 p.m. The afternoon entertainment entertainment will be a Women's Choir, and during the evening session, Rev. Karen Hamilton will speak on "Change with Joy". Dinner tickets must be purchased in advance. All women of the church are welcome welcome to attend; come part of the day if you can't manage all of it. Tyrone Church is holding a. Chicken Pie Supper and Goods and Talent Auction all on the same night - Sat. Feb. 26. Tickets are now available from Betty at 263-8424. If you have something to donate to the auction, either an item or something you can do, like knitting, baking or yard work, talk to Jake or Jane Koene at 983 9861. This is always an interesting evening. On Wed. Feb. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Bethesda Cemetery Board holds its annual public meeting at Tyrone Church. Guest speaker is Irwin Hamilton, a lawyer from Bowmanville, who will discuss discuss wills, power of attorney, etc. This is also a time to hear what is happening at the cemetery and to bring your suggestions and concerns to the Board. Everyone interested interested in the cemetery is urged to attend. fruits, sandwiches etc. Treasurer report was given by Margaret. Guest speaker was Muriel Patterson, our member, a dietician at St. Joseph's Hospital, 10 years; Women's College Hospital, 25 years; all in Toronto. Muriel congratulated us on the variety of lunches we'd enjoyed! She handed out a number of coloured brochures, eg. "Canada's Health Guide;" "Cholesterol & You;" "Fat Perspective;" etc. We wére told "rigid diets are of little use," but following following a steady menu from Canada's Health Rules, and plenty of exercise are the best answers. Muriel is in agreement with the new genetical rules coming in! Several announcements. re: upcoming events. A small thank you gift to our speak- Clarke Museum news Museum Renovations Great changes are in store, for the Museum this winter. Started in January and continuing through February and March, the main display gallery, the archives and the office work space at the museum is being removed and a whole new user friendly friendly design is being installed. The new system opens up the space and provides better security and access by researchers and the public. The museum shop is also being renovated to blend in with the space. As part of the renovations the windows, which have been boarded up for years, have been uncover uncover and our hostess. A delicious luncheon was served by our hostess, as always. Hilda specializes in delicious desserts! Our next meeting is March 7 at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Terrill, this will be St. Patricks, so remember to be wearing "The Green." Isabelle Challice ered. New curtains are being made and' visitors will gain a better appreciation for the school building as an artifact unto itself without taking away from the museum component. component. Over in the Volunteer's Building, more storage shelving shelving has been purchased and is currently being installed and loaded. More of the collection collection is being unpacked and assessment and conservation conservation treatments are underway. underway. Despite the cold winter months there is lots of activity activity going on at your Museum. Drop by and take a look! Special Edition of the Museum Journal As part of the 30th Anniversary Celebrations the Collections Committee is working on a special edition of CUROS to highlight the last thirty years in the life of the museum. The committee would like to include the thoughts of our supporters and members in this publication. publication. Drop us a line. (p T j BUFFET SPECIAL 0^0 All you, can eat buffet $1350 Open 7 days a week from 8 ~ 9 Call for reservations! New jbutck Ôuen 983-5001 Hwy 35/115 Northbound - Orono VVtMMMMMT UCW Unit #3 news Eleven ladiei of Unit #3, met Tuesday, February 1 at the home of Mrs. Hilda Wright for their monthly meeting. C Isabelle welcomed the ladies on such a cold day. Olive Millson in charge of devotions, based on "Love," as this is our Valentine's meeting. Scripture was read and prayer followed. Discussions' followed on ways to express more love for others, less fortunate. Examples - food banks, visits to sick and shut-ins, etc. Roll Call - "What we had for lunch?" 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