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Th ursday Night Hockey League Holds Banquetin Oror, On Saturday night, May 12, the Thursday Night Hockey League held. their annual banquet in the Individual awards were presented to, from left to right, Gary Mu community centre section of Orono Arena when the Women's Auxiliary served a delicious dinner. Later, Rookie of the Year; Joe Humenick, Best Defenceman; Rick N awards were presented to the winning team and individuals. In this photo, the champion Hunt's Sportsman award; Sandy Brown, Most Valuable Player in the Playc Photography team are receiving the Jack McNulty trophy, from left to right, Dale Copithorn, Doug Tighe, Larry Dion, Sandy Brown, Wayne Murphy, Roy Jeffers, Coach Wayne Barrett, Jack McNulty, character. "Further expan- -- u --. religious foundai Kerry Dickens, Sponsor Wayne Hunt and Bruce Welsh. sîon of the community Ilaflfly U tvfamnily unit. We b facilities, in line with needs, .' .1 the famîily is firrn Tyrone Capable 0f More Growth Planners Say Tyrone is one of the hamlets tional growth, long-range in the Town of Newcastle that planner Terry Edwards told a is most able to handie addi- group of about 10 people in arpe8t SPUecial s Carpet for the Cottage f rom K$3,30 0sq d Tyrone Thursday night, May 10. Trhe town's planning depart- ment and planning committee were presenting the draft development plan for the hamlet to the public. Edwards said the hamlet could support some limited development to the north and south because of its vitality as a community and generally good soil conditions. Minimum lot size for any new development would be 3/ of an acre thereby reducing the possibility of health prob- lems occurring due to prob- lems with septic tank systems, and reducing the draw down effects concentrated develop- ment has on ground water supplies. The actual number of dwel- ling unîts in Tyrone now totals 49. The amount of growth proposed would double this number, explained Edwards, but he stressed it would be staged over a number of years. Several residents were concerned that with this many people coming into the ham- let, more recreational facili- ties may be needed. If there are more houses, there may not be enough additional land for more basebail fields, tennis courts and other facili- ties, they suggested. Edwards said he thinks there is enough parkland in Tyrone now to accommodate future needs. The plan notes the proposed expansion of the Tyrone Community Centre and says "at present the OBITUARY EMILY MAY MAIRS 111 for three weeks, Emily May Mairs, aged 87, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Tuesday, May lst, 1979. Born at Barcombe. England, and educated in England, she was the daughter of Timothy and Eliza Towner, and in 1920 was married to Alexander Mairs. A resident of' Strathaven Nursing Home, Mrs. Mairs and her husband had resided at R.R. 5 Bowmanville and at 64 Wellington St. for many years. She was a member of the Baptist Church. Surviving are her son Dave, a daughter Freda (Mrs. Ken Maynard), of Bowmanville, and a son Bruce of Dartmouth, N.S. Reverend R. Fellows officiated at the funeral services held on Thursday, at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Albert Cole was the organist. Palîbearers were Stephen and David Maynard, Bill Mairs, Alvin Souch, Randy Bailey and Bruce Smith. Interment Nestleton Cemetery. The Mos Famous Basket in the Wd' It's tirne to call your Welcome Wagon hostess. Marg Balin existing and proposed facili- ties are sufficient to meet the presently identified needs of the community." Future development of the hamiet, it continues, should reinforce the vitality of the community and should also compliment the community should remain a responsibility, of the Tyrone Hall Board." Planning committee chair- man Ann Cowman suggested that the Hall Board submit its comments concerning future recreational needs in light of the development plan to the town. of Latter-day Saints fully supports the Ontario Provincial Government's proclamation that May is "Family Unity Month in Ontario. " The strength of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is built on the firm and the community united families strength of the na secure. If far neglected then thE the community'an insecure. The followingi from President Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanuille, May 23, 1979 il eniemîy of humanity around the world. It 0 Last year billions of dollars were spent worldwide on obscene motion pictures and literature. This smut is surf acing in bookstores, magazine shops, motion picture theaters, and unfortunately, in some depart- ment stores, food markets and even drugstores. f We quote from an article in P a national magazine: "Af ter years of inertia, more and more cities are cracking down - on sex-oriented businesses." "Pornography degrades sex and humanity. Sex is an extremely delicate part of our human relationships. When yo ssault that and degrade it, you make it an animalistic act and it is an assauît on our humanity generaily. As that spreads, it has an over-all effect on our population. i Obscenity is counter to Scivilization. It attacks our basic beliefs. It's an attack on jthe family ethic." To Moses, the Lord, as recorded in Leviticus, spoke plainly and forcefully against S~""~'adultery in various forms, whorings and homo-sexuality. The Lord told Moses these things were an "abomina- tion." (Leviticus Chapter 20) irphy, Vesna trophy; Dale Copithorn They are still an abomination. ~1ooner To Screr Mie Hwer They still corrode the mind, Wooler, op Sore; Mie Heer:snuff out self esteem, and drag iffs and the MVP of the Year. one down into the darkness of anguish and unhappiness. tion of the Kimball's address at the 146th And so we say to you: Teach )elieve that if *Semiannual General your children to avoid smut as in righteous Conference of the Church -of the plague it is. As citizens, be united. If Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Join in the fight against has strong Saints. obscenity in your communi- ;then the Pornography ties. ation is more Members. of the Church Do not be lulled into inaction imilies are everywhere 'are, urged to not by the pornographic profiteers who syta ormv ie stability of only resist the widespread o saiy sthat to eoe ýnd nations is plague of pornography, but as obcntisodnyppeth citizens to become activeîy rights of free choice. 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