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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 20,1978 Secfion Two TYRONE Athough theweather00o2ke1 a littie undecided, a very good .crowd of people attended decoration ay at Bethesda Cemetery on Sunday, September 10th. Captain Doug Lewis of Bowmanvilie 'Salvation Army conducted the service. He used the 23rd Psalm as Scripture reference. This Psalm was to symbolize the "present", the 22nd Psaim to symbolize the past, and the 24tb Psalm the future. The theme of Capt. Lewis's address was "Laying up treasure in Heaven". Duet singing by June Mutton and Ernie Reid was an enjoyment for the congregation. The accompaniment to the hymn singing was a fourteen piec Salvation Army brass band, greatly enriching the outdoors and meditative experience of each participant. Hymn singing inciuded "The Old Rugged Cross", "Wben the Roll is Called up Yonder" and "Amazing Grace." Rev. Harold Kempling, Enniskillen charge, deivered'tbe losing prayer. Mr. Archie Virtue of the Cemetery Board expressed appreciation to everyone who attended, but it is indeed a pleasure to relax and reflect, to meditate and to visit in the weli-kept surround- ings of Betbesda Cemetery, enhanced profusely by floral beauty the second Sunday of every September. Wbat makes the Faîl Fair for you? Is it tbe candy floss or a taffy appie and the zany rides in the midway? Is it the four horse hitch or the pint size cowboy in the ten galon bat showing bis> pony on balter? Or maybe it's bomemnade pie at the Junior Farmer booth or tbe 4H demonstrations whicb are looking siicker and more informative eacb year, by tbe way., You may prefer to view the grand cbampion dairy cow to the most unusuai plant in tbe flower show. Whatever your interest, the Durbam Central Agricuitural Society, better, known as Orono Fair, probably bad it to participate in or to look at. Tbe big new arena building facilitates exbibiting and indoor enter- tainment much, better, bleachers and ail. Be sure to take a look at tbe pubiisbed list of winning exhibits wbicb includes many local namnes covering a wide range of interests. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs won First Prize for tbe most points in "Vegetables" sponisored by Mrs. Ailleen Turner, and Second Prize for bigh points in "Fiowers", tbe Carnation Sbop Special, at Orono Fair. On Monday, September il, 1978, tbe Officiai Board of Tyrone Enniskillen charge met at Tyrone, completing the meeting by candleligbt due to a biackout caused by a thunder storm. Next Sunday, September 17tb there wîll be a> pulpit excbange tbrougbout Oshawa Presbytery. Tyrone Churcb will bave as our guest minister Rev. David Spivey of Newcastle. Rev. Spivey's cartoons appear regulariy in tbe Newcastle Reporter. He is also adviser to tbe C.I.A., the Presbytery Youth. Let us give him a good welcome. On Sunday evening, September 24, there will be aý congregational meeting of' Tyrone Cburcb to receive tbe plan of organization to bie presented by the Committee for Reorganization. Tbe' meeting will start witb a pot luck dessert and coffee party at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is urged to attend as tbis meeting may affect our cburch government for year to come. fbawa -Presyt-ry- mee- Hicks, 6tb Cari Gimblett. Ladies low Etbel Gibbs, Mens low Harold Swain. 50-50 draw Meta Swain. Over seventeen tables were in play. Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeMille, Mr. and Mrs. C. Penwarden, Mrs. W. Vaneyk were tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Vaneyk on Sunday foliowing Decoration Day at Betbesda. Mr. and Mrs. A. Vaniltena and family, Cinton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smnith, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. S. Hodgson, Bowmanviie, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. Vaneyk and family. Tbe 4H Homemaking Club will boid its first meeting on Tuesday, September 19, 1978 at 7: 00 p.m. in tbe C.E., Wing. "Essential Edibles" is the Unit topic. 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