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SPORTALK ATTEND BANQUET - about 270 young hockey players attended the banquet held Saturday night at the Newcastle Community Hall, honoring the three Ontario Championship teams, and two teams who were runners-up in their divisions. Trophies and plaques were presented by the Town of Newcastle honoring the players and coaches. JOYCE MAJOR - was elected president of the Orono Hockey Mothers at their annual meeting held on Thursday, April 20th. Past president is Jancie Quantril, Vice-pres. Lenore Hickey, Sect'y. Treas. Carol Graham. Directors: Carolyn Johnson, Gail Stapleton, Maureen Munford, Maria Murree, Shirley Henry, June Heard, Cindy Bob, Ev. Oleson, Kay Gustar, Beth Carr, Nola Bridger, Judy Hall, Joan Mitchell. APPROVAL - has been given to build a $3,357,845 sports complex at Durham College by the ministry of colleges and universities. Approval of a theatre in the complex was postponed because of increased costs. Priority was given to the sports complex to meet educational needs. Construction is expected to begin this week and completed by Sept. 1976. BADMINTON - winners at the closing tourna- ment of the Orono Badminton Club on Tuesday, May 5th, were Mrs. Bjorg Lowes and Toni Den Hollander, ladies double division. John Witherspoon and Erie Burton, men's doubles, Myles MaeLeod and, Chris Van De Velde, mixed doubles. Enniskillen News A gorgeous Sun. morning plus Family Sun. plus Bap- tisms all contributed to the capacity filled Sanctuary for the combined service of Church and Sun. School. A former local son as guest minister was another attrac- tion. It seems to prove emphatically four facts: first, we are fair weather christ- ians, second, families that pray together stay together, third, a little child shall lead them, fourth, a prophet does have honour in his native land. The traditional Mother's Day baskets of flowers enhanced the beauty of the Sanctuary. Ray Ashton at the organ with his choir of 14 voices provided a delightful musical message in the Anthem, "Our Hymn of Praise, We Thank Thee, Lord" all looking pleasant and adorned with corsages to honour "Mother". Our Minis- ter led in the Order of Service, ushers were Keith McGill and Allan Werry. The Responsive Reading was a Litany prayer of thanks led by Allan Ashton from the bass section of the choir alcove. Rev. Bigby, in the Baptism Ceremony, ac- cepted the vows of the parents and both ministers took part in the Baptisms from the font prepared by Elder Keith McGill. Our guest minister, Rev. Ted Kersey, baptised wee Paul Douglas Ashton, infant son of Grethe and Douglas Ashton, who is also a great nephew of Rev. Ted Kersey. Our Minister baptised wee Ryan James MacKenzie, infant sen of Agnes and James MacKenzie. Supporting the 4 young parents as they made their vows were Elders Marg- aret Stainton, Jessie Slemon, Ross Ashton, Keith McGill, Allan Werry, Keith Ferguson. Jr. Church little folks occu- pied the 2 front pews to observe this ceremony. In his story to the Children and Youth Rev. Kersey referred to a beautiful hand beaded Cross he was wearing which was a gift presented to him by a young native boy of a Reserve in Bruce Penninsula when he was guest minister there for a Confirmation Ceremony. He advised his young listeners to follow in Mother's footsteps to fulfil her dream and show appreciation for her sacrifices and to truly "Honour our Mother and Father." Rev. Kersey chose as titie for his sermon, "House or Homes" and introduced it by saying he intended to avoid the custom- ary reminiscings with one exception, to express grati- tude to a former teacher of his in Enniskillen Continuation School, Mr. M.J. Hobbs, who was in the congregation. He stated that our success is largely due to a key person "Mother" but we must also include others who contribute too i.e. the family (a propos to Baptisms), parents, congre- gation. He regretted that in the yesterdays it was a Home but today it is a Hotel where family members meet as they come and go. Quoting from the lines of 2 poets he said "A home cannot be bought etc" and "It takes a heap of living to make a house a home". In conclusion he spoke of "Love" as giving and referred to the familiar chapter, I Corinthi- ans 13. He stressed all, esoecially the Youth, to follow MAKES YOUR CAR SHINE AGAIN, PROUD AGAIN. DELUXE SERVICE Light Surface Sanding-Masking 91 2 Coats of Enamel-Oven Baked ROYAL SERVICE Thorough Surface Sanding=-Masking 3 Coats of Enamel-Oven Baked PREMIER SERVICE Thorough Surface Sanding-Machine Sanding of Rough Areas Masking Full Coat of Maaco Primer-sealer--3 coats of Maaco Enamel Oven Baked1 % BAKED-ON METHOD 7000 COLORS EXPERT BODYWORK FREE E STI1M AT E S i i i OSHAWA 710 WILSON RD. SOUTH, 579-4000 MAACO 10 U... RdSu Shop Houars: Mon thru Fr. 8am-6pm Saturdays-10am-2pm QUALITY FOR YOUR CAR AND BUDGET Trophy Winners in Ladies Major Bowling League The Ladies Major Bowling League wound up their season on Monday, May loth at the Legion Hall with a large banquet. Trophy winners this year were, from left to right, Jeannette Taylor, Minnie Taylor, Capt. Sharlene DeHart, Marcy Trimble, Shelly Leddy and Georgie Taylor. They won the Harvey Partner Plumbing trophy. Friday Night Bowlers Receive Winners' Troohv guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. Griffin and family, enjoyed pictures and hearing of Heather and Brian's Car- ribean cruise Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lamb and Lesley, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb and family were Mother Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wray, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. H. McGill were Sunday dinner gqests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Virtue and girls, celebrating Mother's Day at the Bon Fire. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family celebrated Mo- ther's Day with Mrs. Meta Read of Haydon at Darlington Marina and also called at Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry were Mother Day Sun. dinner guests (out) with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Werry and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Cec- chetoo, Sudbury, were week- end' guests with parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Perigoe, Heather and Noel, Brooklin, were Sun. dinner guests with the Ted Werry's. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murphy, Dr. Peggy Millson, and Dr. Murray Legg, Toronto; Miss Heather Millson, Mr. Aruel Coutu, Pontypool; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coverly, Oshawa, were Sunday guests with Mrs. J. Slemon and Mrs. H. Millson. Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Werry were Mther Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moorcraft, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ferg- uson, Newcastle, were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry, who all "dined" out. Men's Major The Men's Major League completed their season with the major league tournament. Winners of cash awards were as follows: High single - AI Osborne 913, John Pearson 820, Les Smale 815. High doubles - Ron Etcher and Bill Luxton 1714, Bert Engley and Jim Murphy 1669, Gary Carter and Russ Oke 1653. High team - Larry Piper 3368, John Luffman 3260, Gord îý Wilcox 3250. High single any event - Larry Piper 384, high triple Larry Piper 840. HigL aggregate - Gord Wilcox 2332, Dale Terry 2310, and Larry Piper 2242. At the Men's Major league Danquet Maurice Richards was presented with the mert pin award. Dale Terry won the Dr. Keith Slemon Most Im- proved bowler trophy. The new executive for next season is Past Pres. - Ron Selleck, Pres. - Maurice The Friday Night Mixed League bowlers held their annual banquet on Saturday night at Memorial Richards, Vice Pres. - Ron le ttoriht Pt ilso, acieWeto, ndGerg Good, Secretary - AI Osborne, Park, with this team winning top honors, front row, left to right, Pat Millson Jackie Welton, and George Tresurer - Ed Leslie, Direct- Piper; back row, Ted Miller, Flo Land and John Lyle. Brian Burden, Oshawa; Mrs. ors - Jack Bond and Ross R Griffin were Mother Day Wright. Jesus' example committment in every facet of life e.g. to others, to homes, to commun- ities, without limit and receive joy and fulfillment as we love one another as Love is from God. In ai established Mo- ther's Day tribute by the Sunday School staff and pupils those who directed this part of the service were Gladys Ashton assisted by Eleanor Werry, Judy Virtue and Susan Werry. Members of each of the 6 classes from Kinder- garten to Sr. Class chose pretty fhowers from the 2 baskets at the Altartand presented them to Mothers and grandmothers. Our min- ister extended a warm wel- come to the many worshippers especially the many grand- parents, relatives and friends with special welcome and thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Ted Kersey from Hamilton, where Ted is an Executive Officer of Hamilton Conference. We lay a little claim on Ted and Marion Kersey as their an- cestors were frorn neighbour- ing communities of Hampton and Haydon. As this goes to press the U.C.W. meeting will have taken place Wed. even- ing in the Church with Guides, Brownies, 4-H Homemakers in attendance to hear our special guest, Miss Jenkins, an ex- change student. Full report next week. The Official Board meeting for the Enniskillen and Tyrone pastorial charge was on Mon. evening at Tyrone Church. Coming up in rapid succes- sion are a Youth Rally on Sat., May 15 from 9 a.m in Orono U.C.. Next Sun., May 15th, Special Service with Youth Exchange student from Zambia and an added surprise also, at the regular morning service. Sunday School Anni- versary Service Sun. p.m., May 23rd with guest speaker Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge and annual supper May 26th. Please refer to "Coming Events" for details. Our Youth Group "Guys and Dolls" had a very successful Euchre party and Box Social last Sat. evening in the Community Hall. Weather and shif t work detained some folks but those who attended had fun. High Scores were won by Diane Werry and Maurice Pollard and low were taken by Linda Sharp and Wayne Bigby. Local auctioneer Rus- sell Tabb, drew high bids for the 13 prettily decorated boxes. Door prizes were donated as follows (a) Flower arrangement by Diane Werry, (b) Bud vase and rose by Bev's Florist, Bowmanville, SpidersPlantrby OC. Ashton, Surprise parcel by Tupper- ware by Ruth McGill. Next meeting is Fun night in the school gym May 16 at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. R. Howe and famiiy spent the weekend at Wilbertforce with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Bewdley. Among the many Mother's Day events was a visit for Margaret and Orville Ashton from wee Elisabeth Worden for the weekend. Sun. guests Karen Ashton, Oshawa, also Lois Worden and son Richard, Bowmanville, R.R. 2, who flew overhead in the afternoon in an aeroplane from Oshawa airport. We are happy to report favourable progress for Wallace Pascoe with profes- sional care at home after recent surgery in Oshawa, G.H. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spry and family, Rochester, N.Y. Miss Betty Wright, was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Ponty- pool. Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Taylor were among the guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forder, Blackstock, to help celebrate Mrs. Forder's 80th birthday. Congratulations to Mrs. Ford- er. Mrs. Fred Trewin, Lloyd and Earle, Mrs. Albert Wright, Blackstock; Miss Deirte Fegan, Mrs. C.E. Horn, Oshawa; Mr. R. Ormiston were Sunday guests on Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pethick, Scarborough, were Sat. visit ors with parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Pethick. Rev. and Mrs. Ted Kersey, Dundas; Mr. and Mrs. Doug- las Ashton and Paul, Bowman- ville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayman, Jeff and Tracy, Port Hope were Sunday callers. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Both- well, Miss Laverne Orchard, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs Milton Stainton, Miss Elva Orchard were Mother Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Stainton and family. Mr. Clifford Pethick, Bow- manville, was a Mother's Day caller on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Pethick. Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton and family, Cobourg, were Mother Day visitors with the L. Stainton's and the A. Nielsen's. Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Mac- Arthur, Leskard, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. F. Draper. Mrs. Marie Tobin, Cobourg, was with her parents on Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry were Saturday evening visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Steven Richmand, Hampton. Miss Lynda Avery is holi- daying with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Marshall and girls at Barton, Nova Scotia, R.R. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, Ronald and Ray, Hayaon; Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sharp were Mother Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp and girls. A surprise party was held at Mrs. S. Lamb's recently in honor of Mrs. Lorne Lamb's birthday. Congratulations Gladys. Mrs. Clarence Avery was hostess to a shower for Miss Sharon Schnaider, bride-to-be of Mr. Ron Avery, Enfield. Mrs. Doris Holroyd, Bow- manville, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. S. Lamb and family. Mrs. Emily Collacutt, Bow- manville; Miss Lynn Naylor, Core on in to.. The WiId, Wild World of Sports1- D&R Sports. and SkiS« "Bowmanville's Summer Fun·Headqu BALL GLOVES - $8.00 - $50.00 <Corne in and see our all-leather childrens glove. ONLY $8.50 TENNIS RACQUETS - $6.95 - $59.95 TENNIS BALLS - 95c eachto3for$4.03 GOLF BALLS - 50ceachto3for$4.80 K I T E S - Big Bat, Sky Ra ider, Sky Spy - $1.98 SKY STUNTER - Reg. $17. and up elsewhere OUR PRICE-$16.95 OFFICIAL COMPETITION FRISBEES CANADIAN, WHAM-O RED, MOONLIGHTER - $2.88 BADMINTON SETS $3.95-$13.00 BADMINTON AND VOLLEYBALL COMBINATION SET $19.44 CROQUET, HORSESHOES, TABLE TENNIS, CHESS, BACKGAMMON AND MANY MORE BOBBY ORR SAYS: Buy Pony shoes for Soccer orr Track orr Field orr Football orr Jogging orr Tennis orr Badminton, Squash, Volleyball arr just kicking around from $10. to $25.50. WE ALSO SELL BICYCLES 85 King Ste West - Bowmanville Telephone 623-3421 hop jarters" MOTORCYCLE SPRING TUNE-UP Service and Stock Parts for: HONDA HARLEY-DAVIDSON CAN-AM NORTON SKi-DOO YAMAHA 1 .00AND UP Durham Motorcycle and Sport TAUNTON ROAD EAST AT TOWNLINE OSHAWA Call (STEVE SALTER) at 576-7150 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. Mav 12. 1976 9 E'%look cleaner, there is a reason. TY RO N On Saturday, May lst, our ruchre Party senior Sunday school class, Last Friday was the best assisted by two parents and attended Euchre party at the several younger children, new hall yet. There were 23 cleaned up the garbage along tables and 2 players left over. the roads coming into Tyrone. The 50-50 draw, always a From four miles of road, they welébme little extra, reached filled a pick-up truck with new heights with $9.25 pay off. litter - everything from an Mrs. Myrtle Manns won it, as eight track tape through the well as the high score at inevitable bottles and cans, to euchre. She had a 94. It was dozens of plastic bags and a her lucky day. If she bought Christmas tree. The workers Wintario tickets last Friday, vowed never to litter again we might hear of lier again themselves and they hope this Thursday night. The other everyone will take the pledge. resuits were 2nd Bruce Tom Pleasance took a picture Bright with 83, 3rd- Jessy of the workers standing! in Slemon with 82, 4th - Kay front of the truck full of Latimer with 82 and 5th - Jack garbage. Tom Pleasance also Cook with 81. Low scores were took pictures during the Sn- Bessie Spencer with 44 and rise Service held at Easter John Griffin. and they all turned out Senior Citizens exceptionally well. Please The Senior Citizens meeting contact Tom if you wish to see last Wednesday was well them. attended and tentative dates Our Sunday School Friend- to play bingo were set for the ship Service wili be on Sun- first and third Wednesdays of day, May 30th with Pastor G. each month. However, a Pilker of Oshawa as guest licence will have to be speaker. Time will be an- purchased before it can get nounced later. going. A proposal by the Public Hearing Tyrone Athletic Association to Re: Final Plan by the take over the old hall in Region for the development of partnership with the Senior Hamlets and Villages in Citizens was not received very Darlington Township. The enthusiastically and itre- plan is now in its final stages mains to be seen whether the and anyone who would like to Athletic Association wants to see it and discuss its implica- go it alone. tions is invited to attend la Soccer Schedules public meeting at M.J. Hobbs The Senior and Junior Senior School in the Auditor- Soccer schedule is now avail- ium this Friday evening at able and according to it, the 7:30 p.m. Efforts are bemg first home game for the made to have people in the seniors will be played on know there to answer detailed Saturday, June l2th. questions. Satur da, Ju n 12th .Call 263-2307 if you have any Roadside Clean Up Tnews for the Tyrone News If you think our roadsides column. Beautiful Flowers . . .. for Beautiful People, 162 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3365 THE BOWMANVILLE LAWN BOWLING CLUB has an active membership of 45 which will increase this year to 65. Hear all about it at the Spring meeting on May 12th. MEN'S SECTION Yearly dues ... about the same as a meal with wine -- $15.00. LADIES' SECTION New This Year! Become a Charter Member for yearly dues of $10.00. JUNIOR SECTION For those 18 and under (we have some good ones). There isa special deal. SENIOR CITIZENS Welcome again. The same accommodations as last year will be arranged. We would like you as regular members also. Bowls are available rentai $5 for the season. BE OUR GUEST any evening May 17th through May 21. Drop in around 7:30 and have a game. Wear soft shoes. Morgan Lunney, Pres. 623-7011 Les Langs, Treas. 623-2435 Good Club House - Excellent Greens Great Fun m -M »Ilýd ffl - -W i