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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 6, 1979 15 TYRONE NEWS On Sunday, May 27, 1979 the Tyrone United Church Sunday Schooi heid their annual Friendship Service to mark the end of arother Sunday Sehool year. Each ciass from the kindergarten to the seniors shared a special message with the congregation in.word and song. Tim Southwell was pianist. Ushers were Dale Pascoe and Ian Bowers. A former Sunday School student Dawn Vaneyk was guest speaker. Dawn's talk deait wtb the importance of the way in which we are in touch with the people around us. She Psed a short story, appropriate scripture and sbared some of bier own -experiences and recoliections to develop the topic. Apprec- iation was extended to Dawn by Mr. Edgar Wright, Enniskilen. Dawn attends Harcourt -Church, Guelph where she wiii assîst at a chturch service in July. ,Sunday School wfil begin again in September. The Education Committee is looking for teachers, a secre- tary and a superintendent to organize the classes and iead the school. If you can help, please cail Betty Pascoe at 263-424. Over eighteen tables of euchre playing resulted in the following winners on Friday evening, June lst - lst Pat McFadyn, 2nd Douglas Bilbey, 3rd Wilma Goyne, 4th Maxine Brock, 5th Alf Gra- ham, 6th L. Cain. Ladies low - Helen Thompson, Mens Low - Bertha White. 50-50 Draw - Hazel Murphy. Special Prizes of $500 each Don Thompson, Pat McFadyn. The Tyro Boys Father-Son Banquet was held in the C.E. Wing on Sunday evenîng, June 3, 1979. After a delicous meal served by the mothers the following presentations were made by the leaders, Mr. Ralph Bowers and Mr. David Johnston - Graduate Gary Vaneyk was presented with a certificate and pin. Good attendance at Sunday Sehool Jason Webb, Todd Bowers, Gary Vaneyk, Ian DeHaas, Craig Bowers. Each Tyro boy received a sturdy useful knapsack from Tyros and a special gift from John Webb, father of Jason Webb. After a resoundîng "Tyro Yell"' films were shown by Mrs. Walter Park. The Bowers boys brought their great grand- father Mr. Lionel Byam as well as grandfather Walter Park . Rev. Kempling and Mrs. Kempling and Mrs. Aif Knowlton were guests aiso. Douglas Heming 'and Gary Vaneyk are delegates to Quin-Mo-Lac Camp for a week in July. Tyrone United Church Women will meet Wed., June 13, 1979 in the C.E. Wing. Courtice High School Band Formai dinner and dance was held in the Tyrone Commnnity Hall on Thursday, May 31, 1979 when music students and parents enjoyed a lively social evening. Congratulations to Ellen Vaneyk, winner of Trent University's Canadian Studies essay contest, along with Neil ,MacLean, Chelmsford, Ontario. Ellen's essay was titled "The Characterization of a Mystic in "Who Has Seen the Wind." Graduate For Quality îind Service Shop MSeLe Boyd, son of Mrand DY KST RA'S Dreee a Bacheo o Science Derein Civil Engineering THE PLEASANT from Queen's University, ALTERNATIVE Kingston, on May 26, 1979. IN F000nodnsHl SHOPPINGSodesHd ____________Famifly Picnic At Solina Hall On Sunday, June 3rd, 1979, sunny weather prevailed, as the Snowden famiiy gathered for their annuai picnic at Solina Hall. With 98 members present, the sports commit tee conducted a very interesting 4 ~\ variety of races, some of which were entertaining to watch as weii as to participate in. -x Shortiy after five o'clock, i- everyone went inside for a delicious buffet supper, after ~ weicomed everyone and conducted the business ,âe meeting. A new siate of officers was eiected for a two year term as foiiows: President - Bert Snowden, Vice President -Bill Snowden, Secretary- Treasurer - Neilie Brown, Table Committee - Sam and Helen Van Camp, Wes and Greta Down, Nefi and Joyce Brownell. Sports Committee - John Snowden, Jeffrey Down and Scott Down. The "Snowden Family"l plaque was awarded to Charlie Snowden's branch of the family with the greatest percentage in attendance. Gifts were presented by the sports committee, to the lady and gentleman present who were the oidest in years, but the youngest at beart. These were won by Lola Freeman and Lloyd Snowden. A jar of jelly beans was won by ~EdnIa Van Camp for having teciosest guess to the number of jeily beans la the jar. As dishes were done and belongings coliected, goodbyes were said. Everyone hopes to meet again next year at the same place on the first Sunday la June. On Your Mark! Get Set! Go! Go! Go!l Get your track shoes and pencils and crayons ready ids, because you are going to get the chance to be an Oympic Star! The Royal Canadian Legion, Ontario Command, and the Ontario Safety League are celebrating International Year of the Chiid by holding Eimer's Summer Safety Olympics right here la this newspaper. You'd better get yourseives la shape for the four weekiy contests coming your Way. We'i1 be startîng off during-the first week of July. Wiil you be ready? To take off from the starting uine with the thousands of other Ontario chiidren, ail you have to do is? 1. Live in Ontario. 2. Be between the ages of 6 and 14. 3. Foiiow the instructions on each contest entry form. 4. Learn Eimer's six traffic safety ruies. 5.Gîve it ail you've got!! Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCoirn, Kathleen and Ginny, Oshawa spent Sunday with ber parents Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Cook and Rupert, Toronto spent the day with Mrs. John Layng and Dyana. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van Drunen and boys, Cavan to celebrate Donna's birthday. (We like to see lots of color and imagination) If ýyou are a reai star, youIll win one of 16 fabulous camera kits. A runner-up position will get you one of 200 super Parker Brother games. Everyone cornes out a winner because you wiil have more fun than a monkey ini a banana eating contest! While you are having ail this great fun, you'll be iearning some skiils that, couid save your life. You can't lose! So, get ready kids. You'd better be in gond shape. Remember these six ruies for the first week of July. 1. Look ail ways before you cross the street. 2. Keep away from al parked cars. 3. Ride your bike safely and obey ail signs and signaIs. 4. Play your games in a safe place away from traffic. 5. Waik, don't run, when you cross the road. 6. Where there are no sidewalks, walk off the road to the ieft and face oncoming traffic. (And don't forget, Oiympic Stars aiways bucide up when riding in a car.) Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boughen, Newtonville, Mrs. Russell Savery, Bowmanville and Mrs. Betty Bothwell, Leskard Road visited Sunday afternoon. with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson and family. Mrs. Warren Carson and Wilson were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Carson, Orono. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark were Mr. and Mrs. Orme Falls and Harvey, Bowmanvilie. Miss Norma Haiioweil, Bowmanviile, Mr. and Mrs. Liew Hailoweli and Jim were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hailoweil. Sunday evening guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow were Mr. and Mrs. Don Cochrane, Kirby. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell and Jeff visited Sunday even- ing wîth bis mother Mrs. Harold Casweii, Port Hope. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cari Todd and Mr. Stanley Bowen were, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, the Rev. and Mrs. A. Tizzard,, ail of Newtonviiie, Mr. Tom Watkins and Miss Dorotby Watkins of Newfoundland. Items of Interest Barb Curtis, Bey Knight and Bey Scott recentiy took a trip to England May 8-29 and, visited many places of' interest. They also motored to Strood, in Kent, where Barb met a pen pal friend Pat Fisher and ber family, whom she has written to for over 30, years, CmUSTOâ%MmER INCONVENIENCE SALE at Chartran's Mens Wear, 20%m50% OFF *Spring Jackets * Trousers * Sweaters * T-Shirts * Sport Coats a SURS.a Shirts * Ties -ALL SALES FINAL - Chartran 's men s Wear ITD. 17 King Street East 623-5567 Bowmanvilte Durlng construction, iimited parking Is availi able at rear of store via arch on Temperance Street. Access to store at both front or rear doors. Tyrone Hosts Carling Cup Soccer Tournament Nine teams from the Darlington Soccer League took to the field Saturday in the Carling Cup soccer tournament held at Tyrone. In the championship game, Solina edged Zion by a 1-0 decision to win the tournament. Orono defeated Courtice 3-1 to clinch the consolation prize. Photo above shows the Solina team in action against Bowmanville during one of the first games of the day. Court Venture Foresters Plan Officers Installation Court Venture No. 1892 held their monthiy meeting at the Centennial Hall, May 23 with Pres. Poilard presiding assisted by Vice Sis. Faye Alien, 14 members in attendance and one guest. Sis. Lii Barker from Oshawa was present. She had been chosen Forester of the Year at Assembly. Sis. Faye Allen wili attend Higb Court in July at London, Ont. as our repre- sentative. Pres. Pollard heid second nominations for guards and our new officers for the iiew year wil be installed at a joint installation with the men at their meeting on Monday, June l8tb. Ladies are to brîng first course for lunch and the men wili supply the desserts. Our regular meeting night June 27 Wednesday wiil be held as a dinner meeting at Marwood Restaurant in Oshawa at 7:00 p.m. Birthday greetings were sung to Sis. Adcock. Pres. Pollard asked for a motion to adjoura and ciosed lodge in the usuai manner. The men's iodge came in at 9: 00 p.m. to put on initiation of four new members. the initia- tion team was led in by Bro. G. Prout, Conductor, Bro. F. Thompson as Chief Ranger, Bro, O. Yourth of Oshawa as Vice Chief Ranger, Bro. M. Dakin as Junior Past Chief Ranger, Bro. L. Barker of Oshawa as Chaplain. This was a very impressîve'degree ýand also very amusing la places. -The ,degree being finished Graduate Allan John Short, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Short, R.R. 2, Bowmanviile graduated from Trent University, June 1, 1979, witb Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and Environmental Studies. He was formeriy a student of Bowmanville High Schooi. we retired downstairs where a loveiy lunch had been prepar- ed by Sis. V. Langley and ber group. The 50-50 draw was won by Sis. S. Potter. Will Meet To Discuss Pool Plans The municipalîty, SPLASH and the Northumberland- Newcastle school board will try again next Wednesday, June 13, in Cobourg to come to terms on the details of an agreement for construction of an indoor swimming pool and squash courts at Bowmanvilie High Schooi. The board approved a draft agreement in eariy May but the town would not ratify it without making some more changes. These changes basicaiiy give the board iess say in the construction pro- cesthan was originaiiy proposed. So, the two parties must meet again to resolve their differences. The meeting will be held in the board offices at 7:30 p.m . mony enci Another reason why this is MACDONALD FORD COUNTRY. I Special Now there is a"no gamble"used c "ar warranty in "MACDONALD FORD COUNTRY"that cari- flot be bettered.,If you are not completely satisfied with your Certif red Used Car purchase from us, returri it within seven days for a full refund. Any reason is a good reason. 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