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Winners of Awards in Decorated Bike Contest ' * if?.-. y ml V W ; It it, tm Judges had a hard time deciding on winners of "last week's decorated bike contest. But after much deliberation, nine trophies were given to these participants. All others who took part in the contest and parade received ribbons as a memento of the contest. Winners of the kindergarten to grade three competition were: Alan Lapp (most original) ; Derek Seeley, (most comical) ; Alicia Van The entry of Susan and Colin Greenway was a team effort. They won the trophy for the most Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 patriotic entry in the grade four to six category. "Features" CARNATION FLOWER SHOP HOSPITAL and SYMPATHY ARRANGEMENTS Flowering Plants and Cut Flowers 623-7141 33 Division St., Bowmanville Thanks Readers Pressroom Clean-up • 45 Gallon Ink Drums with lockable lids • Ends of Newsprint Rolls 34 inches wide e Aluminum Sheets 23 inches x 35 inches . . Thomas Farmer - Editor "Features" Recently, "Features" asked readers, wishing to remain on the mailing list, to fill out and return a form to this effect. Readers were also asked for comments and suggestions on "Features" articles. Many thanks to all our readers readers for their prompt return of the forms and special thanks to those who took time to comment on "Features". Some of the suggestions for articles are unfortunately out of our jurisdiction, but we will try to incorporate as many of the others as possible in future issues. Again thank you "Features" readers, for the comments and the compliments. compliments. If you have any suggestions suggestions for "Features" articles, drop us a line, please don't wait for our next mailing list update. l' - C- ■ Ï4 ' Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 3,1983 3 Graduate ; ■ ; .V v : '•OYl-.f.'iv;**-. : Scheltinga, (most patriotic). In the grade four to six category, the winner's were: Jennifer Lang, (most original) ; Jennifer Moss (most comical) ; and Susan and Colin Greenway (most patriotic). The grade seven and eight trophies went to Carie Smith (most original) ; Heather Miller (most comical) ; and Stacey Weir, (most patriotic). Contestants began the parade at the Vanstone lot for judging and for the presentation of awards. Mill and proceeded up King St. to the IGA Parking YELVERTON and DISTRICT Eileen and Howard Malcolm are currently in Nova Scotia attending the Canadian Federation of Agriculture Agriculture Convention. Howard is the Canadian Pork Council representative to the C.F.A. The meeting will be held in a town outside Halifax. Congratulations are extended extended to the Yelverton Sr. Girls team who are in top place in their league in the regular season with only one loss during the season. The Mill- brook ladies are in second place with only two losses. The first round of the playoffs starts next week with the Yelverton team getting a "bye". Other teams include Janetville, Bethany, Ponty- pool, Cavan, Nestleton. The Yelverton girls also emerged the top team in the recent tournament in Millbrook against pretty stiff competition. competition. The Yelverton team consists of Gloria and Mary McCullough, Wanda Weight- man, Sharon Barr, Janet Gould, Nancy Gould, Michelle Davies, Shelley Malcolm, Cathy Molenar, Angie, Pam Shkreratoff, Debbie Kerr, Judy Symons, Louise Finney, Laurie Armstrong and Mona Malcolm. Congratulations also, to the Jr. Mixed team from Yelver ton coached by Mrs. Gwen Gray which also ended the season in first place, having lost only one game during the season. This has been a real success story and it can be attributed in no small part to Coach Gwen. Last year was the team's first effort in competition and they never won a game all season. Two winning teams from our small community is a real indication of the importance and necessity for a ball field in our community. Mrs. Audrie Brown had Mrs. Dorothy Parke of Toronto as her guest for a few days last week. V2 Price 50 0 ■each Available from EfjeCanabtati Statesman 62 King Street West Bowmanville 623-3303 Horseback Riding .73 acres of the best ^ country riding only minutes from downtown Oshawa. at KUZENKO RIDING STABLES -- Government Licensed and Inspected -- Courtice Road -- 2Vi miles north of Highway 2 KUZENMOIÎASUI Reservations Preferred 725-5575 The continued dry spell coupled with record heat wave are of grave concern to local farmers. The wheat crop is maturing much faster than usual and the corn crop particularly on the lighter land is showing adverse effects effects of the drought. This area, however, is suffering much less than areas we recently visited near Picton and in northwestern Ontario which were really critical. The only area we heard of whose problem was quite different, was in Windsor area where they had five inches of rain in a few hours. Marti and Jane Malcolm and Dionne spent this past week with Mitzi and Bob Pick at. their cottage on the South Bay of Haliburton Lake, Corrie and Harvey Malcolm also spent two days there with the family. Miss Mona Malcolm Malcolm spent the past weekend with college friends in Oak ville,Ont. On Saturday evening, Corrie and Harvey Malcolm enjoyed the hospitality of Bridgette and Walter Raez of Myrtle for a BBQ and social evening. Also inspected their brand new Porsche--what a car! We are pleased to have the confirmation of Mr. Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, auctioneer, as our guest speaker at our Yelverton United Church Anniversary Anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 25th. This innovation in having someone as guest speaker outside the clergy level and should be a welcome change of pace. Were pleased to read the article by Ms Fairey on Danny Mitchell with accompanying photo -- very interesting. ELLEN JACOBINE VANEYK Ellen Jacobine Vaneyk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaneyk, Tyrone, Ontario, Ontario, was graduated at Convocation Convocation Ceremonies of Queen's University, Kingston Kingston on June 4,1983. Ellen received received an Honors Bachelor of Arts degree in English, Commonwealth Studies, conferred by Chancellor Agnes McCausland Be- nidickson, B.A., LL.D. Ellen is a graduate of Courtice Secondary School. H e,p oxZ efeW burned SgSt$ CalU»' 61 SCOTTY'S COLLECTABLES antiques, collectables, gifts and knitwear Now Located EVERY SUNDAY at Oshawa Bazaar and Flea Market 727 Wilson Rd. S., Oshawa (2 Blocks south of Bloor St.) Fun for the whole family. with the purchase of every Waterbed Your choice of either Mattress Pad or Pillow Important Notice Place your orders i before August 9th and ^ PAY NO SALES TAX! "Remember! When you buy ... buy quality!" 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