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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 5, 1976 5 TYRONE Euchres- deadline. Last week's euchre Sorry we did flot have any was attended by 68 players. resuits for you the last couple The high score was 97 won by of weeks. We did flot make the Francis Thompson, second 5For Mon ÇOnlylI "Hey Fellows!" want to gef the Mosf ouf of Mother's Day î this year? Get your wife a f rom theî Kut I'n' Kuri Beauty Shop Not only will it make ber look good, but it wiI11 ma ke you look good (to her), a nd she'll1 love you forever and ever, and ever ... P.S. Also don't forget your Mother or Mother-in-law. IT'S A GIFT THAT'S EASY TO GET AND EASY TO G IVE" Stop byat Kut 'W K uri Beauty Shop 71 King St. E. Bowmanville or caI 623-5019 for more information ilWe'IIonly be too glad to heipyou" new doors* to small Financial assistance Management counselling Management trainng Information on government programs for business W. E. CLIFFORD one of our representatives, will be at The FIying Dutchman Motor Inn, Hwy. 401, Bowmanville, Ontario on Wednesday, May 12h P1n976.6>57-60 was Afin English with 87, third was Clarence English with 84, fourth was Clarence Woodley with 83 and fifth was Edna Vivian with 82. The booby prize of 25 cents went to the writer, Bernhard Heming, with 40. How low can you get? Ladies low was 45 won by Jessie Siemon. The 50-50 draw was worth $8,00 this time around. Senior Citizenis Club The club has acquired an automnatic bingo machine and since everyone has heard about it by now, we canhardly wait to see it in operation the first time in the Tyrone Hall. Apparently the Senior Citizens are going to decide at their meeting this Wednesday when to start a regular bingo and how to run it. Hall Board The Hall Board has bought four acres behind the present park for the future soccer field and basebaîl diamonds. It was not easy! The owner was willing to sell, the Hall, Board willing to buy, the money was there, the price agreed upon but it had to be bought through the Town of Newcastle. That's where the fun started. It got bounced from Committee to Council, back to Committee (A), then to Committee (B) and then back to- Council where it was finally approved. t would make your head spin! But all's well that ends well. t is now in the hands of the lawyers and in the meantime the Hall Board is arranging to nave it brought into top shape for future use. Tyrone Athletie Association Tempers were, flaring at Sunday's meeting when it was learned that flot even the basebali teams could use the park this year for their home games because there is no grass and the whole park is lost to athletie activities for this year. t ail goes back to last year when the Hall Board had promises from Council and the Recreation Depart- ment that the Town of Newcastle would look after it. t neyer came to pass and it is hard to explain this to some. But that is lifel Some good news was available though. We have not, as yet, been officially notified, but we read in the paper that Council has approved the tennis at the Darlington Sports Centre and we are in the process of getting it organized. Opening of the season has tentatively been set for May l7th. Soccer and hasebaîl are getting into' full swing in the next 10 days as well. The basebaîl season started last Monday night with the Tyrone Senior Boys beat- ing the Hampton boys 19-3 in an exhibition game. Our Junior girls played their first exhibition game the same niight* and beat the Hampton girls 17-3, A good start for both teams. We will try tc have the sehedules of ail teams by next week. t has been brought to my attention that people in thc area are missing the social notices as to who visited whom and when for what reason. I do realize that this is very much part of our community life but I do not find the time to cal everybody to find out. I would thereforp appreciate it if you would caîl me and I would be only too ha ppy to include it in the Tyrone News. The phone numnber is 263-2307. 22 King Street West, Oshawa, Ontario oný Pont Suits Skirts Dresses Blouses LADIES' WEAR 33 Temperance St. N. -Where you and Bowma nvi lie fashion begin". Velour, Housecoafs and Beach Robes Vis itor from En gland Wins The April Draw for the Br. 178 Legion Lottery was made at the Ladies Auxiliary Bingo on Wednesday, April 28th,. 1976. Chairman Stan, Dunn an- nounced that the total sales for the month had dropped off to $3040, which was actually $430 less than the March total. Hie called on the winner of the $25 Jackpot Bingo to come for- ward and make the draw for the first prize of $1500. Ticket No. D6784 was the winning ticket, it was held by, Mrs. Amy Lowe, 228 Liberty Street North, Bowmanvilie. Actual- ly, Mrs. Lowe is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Z. Charles of the above address. Mrs. ,Lowe lives at 17 Park Road, Port Sunlight, Cheshire, England, and arrived here on Monday for a three week visit and bought her tickets from Glenn Therteli on Wednesday. Ln accepting the Legion cheque, April $M'~ Mrs. Lowe, was quite elated with her good fortune in the first couple of days of her visit here. Other Bingo players and Ladies Auxiliary members were called on to make the remaining four draws which. were as follows: 2nd prize of, $150, Ticket No. D2743, was won by John Nelson of R.R. 6, Bowmanville, Ontario; 3rd prize of $100 for ticket No. D2600 went to Mr. G.A. McCartney of Pine Ridge Schooi, Bowmanville;, 4th prize of $50 for ticket No. D2382 was won by Mrs. S. Taube of 412 Waverley St. No., Oshawa, and the last prize of $50 for ticket No. D5490 went to Keith Sargeant of Newton- ville. Sellers' prizes as shown hereunder were also present- e d: lst, $150, Glenn Therteli, 230 Liberty St. N., Bowman- ville; 2nd, $15, Gerald Brown, 500 Draw Hampton; 3rd, $10 by Bill Roche, 40 Ontario St., Bow- manville; 4th, $5, George's Men's Wear, King St. E., Bowmanville; sth, $5, Sid Brown, Newtonville. The next Legion Draw will be made on Wednesday, May, 26th, 1976 at the Ladies Auxiiiary Bingo in the Legion Hall. Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion, is having a Car Draw on Saturday, May 8th, 1976. Tickets are $1.00 each and are available from many -of the stores, from Legion members, and at the Car which is on the street for the remaining week before the draw. Make sure you have your ticket, as some lucky person wiil be the winner of a new 1976 Pontiac LeMans, complete with auto- matic transmission,, power brakes and power steering, a truly economical way of getting your new car for those 1976 holidays. OBITUARY PEARL RANDLE After a seven month's illness, Pearl Randie passed' away in Memorial. Hospital, Bowmanville,' on Thursday, April 22nd, 1976. She was in her 57th year. Daughter odCharles Fred- ick and Beatrice Ella Adams, she was born in Enniskillen and educated in Os,awa. On September' 2nd, 1939 she married Alfred Randle. A resident of Hampton from 1939 to 1976, she had previously resided in Enniskillen and Oshawa. A devoted wife and mother, she was also a member of Hampton Unitedi Church. She had been employed by the Northumberland and New- castle Board of Education at M.J. Hobbs school for 91/2 years. Surviving besides her hus- band are ber daughter Evelyn (Mrs. William Yeo), Hamp- ton; Eunice (Mrs. Keith Currie), Calgary; Marlene (Mrs. Robert Bryant), Cross- field, Aberta and a sister Ruby (Mrs. Earl Stephenson), Oshawa. The funeral service was conducted by Reverend Erb on Saturday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Palîbearers were Messrs. Kenneth Butson, Orville Hind- man, CliffordAdams, Edward S. Taylor, Elwood Shackelton and Gordon Yeo. Interment Hampton Cem- etery. ""Alliance for Life" Group Celebrates 1 sf Anniversary This year the month of May. marks the anniversary of the Petition-of-One-Million to Parliament when the most- signed petition ever present- ed, sponsored by ail pro-life groups in Canada, was taken to Ottawa to indicate to the Prime Minister and the Cab- inet the massive protest against legalized abortion. May also marks the first anniversary of the Bowman- ville Alliance For Life group- which now has a membership of one hundred and twenty.. To celebrate, Bowmanville la hosting an open meeting Birthright, Right to Life and Nurses For Life, to be held in the auditorium of Bowman- ville Public Library, Wednes- day, May 12, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. Ail interested area residents are invited. assoHARVEY OPARTNER ORONO 983 -5206 ESSO HOME HEAT' SERVICE