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i During The SIDEWALK SALE BOWMANVILLE BUSINESS CENTRE VISIT OUR PRODUCE STAND filled with fresh local produce such as corn, potatoes, broccoli, tomatoes etc. PLUS MANY CLEAR OUT GROCERY SPECIALS (FRESH PRODUCE pH I + : ! ■■ ■ !Sr IN STORE SPECIALS Boneless Blade Steaks or Cross Rib Steaks Store Sliced Bacon Medium Gouda Cheese Beatrice Milk 2% Bags »2»« Beatrice 175 g Fruit Bottom Yogurt Light or Reg. Our Reg. Price 79c ea. LB/.66 100 g LB/.66 100 g LB/.99 100g Mild Cheddar Still Only '2" LB/.66100g Oranges $ 1" Doz. lYKSTRA'S EUCATESSEN FOOD MARKET 'Home of Quality" r 77King Street W., Bowmanville} 623-3541 TEH Highlights from Local Lawn Bowling Greens The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. July 15.1987 7 by Ab Mavin On Saturday July 4, two teams from Bowmanville journeyed to Port Hope to take part in the Nicholl us. Iris and Doris lost to ■ Belva Cain of Oshawa 11- 9. Rena and Gwen lost to Ella Dawson of Oshawa 18-2 and Mabel and Shirley Memorial Trophy. The £ lost to Daisy Brian of first team consisting or Oshawa 18-6. Oscar Wollstein Skip, Doris Wollstein, Vice Skip and John Ramsden, Lead, lost their first game, as did Ab Mavin, Skip, Mabel Mavin Vice and Helen • Millson, Lead. AB was beaten by his old friend Larry Sheridan Sheridan from Lindsay 15-6. AB defeated Doug Parsons of Lindsay in the second game 15-3. Oscar, we believe lost his second game but met the same Doug Parsons in the third game and won his first game of the tournament and ending it with a score of 33 for 3 games. AB met Ned Town of Port Hope and lost his third game 14-10 ending with a score for 3 games of 31. The eventual winner was Al Hoskin, Cobourg, 43. Second Second high V. Highfield, Oshawa, 52. Third Orville Atkinson, Whitby, 49. Fourth Len . Taylor, Cobourg, 46. And finally high one game winner L. Sheridan, Lindsay with 35. A very pleasant note started off the games when Vic and Freda Highfield were called upon to accept a bouquet in memory of 60 years of a vei-y happy marriage. marriage. Vic and Freda are life members of Port Hope having started bowling in Port Hope somewhere in the long ago of the 1930. The following day with District Chairman Peter Bathgate having to go to a family reunion, in the district, district, men's fours were run off in Port Perry by District Deputy Chairman Dick Holmes and Sec. Treas. AB Mavin. Teams were entered entered from Cobourg, Victoria Victoria Place, Port Perry and Oshawa, with a round robin draw and 3 teams in each draw. The skips drew for position and would you believe believe it all 3 Oshawa teams drew for the same division. However Dave Steffen, skip, Robert Steffen, Vice, Joe Brown 3rd and Len Yuill, Lead were absolutely unbeatable and won the complete tournament without without playing a single full game. Dave won his first : game 22-3 in 13 ends. The second game 22-7 in 14 ends "and the third game 23-6 in 12 ends. A truly remarkable remarkable feat. Well done Dave ana it should be obvious to all fans of bowling that the Steffens are going to be heard from in the future. On Wednesday July 8, the Bowmanville Ladies entertained entertained teams from Oshawa, Peterborough, Cobourg, Whitby, and Belleville under sunny skies with a promis of high heat thundershowers thundershowers etc. The ladies were formally welcomed welcomed by Doris Wollstein, our ladies tournament secretary secretary who also read out the rules and regulations. Bowmanville Bowmanville was represented by Iris Ramsden and Doris Wollstein, Rena Bathgate, L. Coombes, Mabel Mavin and Shirley Williams. It should be noted here that Ann Park bowled the first game with Rena because Gwen was out delivering rural mail. We note this because Ann was at the clubhouse at 7:30 am brewing brewing coffee and getting lunch ready even though she had a sore back from working in . Tyrone the day before. Thanks Anne we do appreciate appreciate the help you give In the second game Iris defeated McKinley of Cobourg 10-7, Rena won 15- 13, over Dorothy Morrison of Oshawa, Mabel lost to Dorothy Martin of Peterborough Peterborough 18 + 1. In the third game again lost 16-4 to Cheryl Ann Milligan of Belleville, Belleville, Iris defeated Freda Highfield of Oshawa 16-11 while Rena lost to Irene Cartwright of Whitby 18-5. The final winners were Flo Litster and Beth Myer- son of Oshawa with a score of 43. Second was Belva Cain of Oshawa with 35. Third place went to Dais Brain of Oshawa with 39+2. Fourth Lil Crocher. Peterborough Peterborough 39 + 5 and 5th was Ella Dawson of Oshawa with a score of 36+5. On a blazing hot Sunday July 12th teams came from Whitby, Port Hope, Cobourg, Lindsay, Oshawa and Brampton to take part in the Brock Tournament. Five Teams represented Bowmanville with Mike Reynolds. Shirley - Williams and Peter Bathgate the only 2 game winners with a score of 37. One game winners were I. Clarke, V. Coole and Rena Bathgate with a score of 29. J.Ramsden and Mary Thompson with a score of 32 and O. Wollspein, Doris Wollstein and Ivan Ball with a score of 36. AB Mavin, Mabel Mavin and Helen Millson lostall3games with a total of 28. Winners of the trophy were Vic Foxhall, Phyliss Mcdonald and Martin Foxhall of Cobourg with a score of 56. Second was A. Hamill team from whitby with 39. Third A. Mayall of Whitby, 41. Fourth O. Atkinson Whitby, 40. And high 1 game winner was, J. Thompson from Cobourg with 40. Incidentally Incidentally it was so hot that the games were shortened from 14 ends to 12 ends. This coming Thursday we are entertaining 16 people from Senior public at approx approx 10:45 am July 16, including including teachers Eleanor Colwell and Harvey Webster. Webster. The following day should be a day of bowling for the young people and we would like a large turnout of both sexes to help with the instruction. Re member Thursday July 16 and Friday July 17. Lions Hear Details On Defence Plans by Jeff Hubbell The new Defence White Paper, and the need to control control the proliferation of nuclear nuclear weapons were the major issues discussed when the Bowmanville Lions Club was visited by Lt. Col. Peter Brown of the Canadian Engineers, July 13. Lt. Col. Brown spoke primarily concerning the new Defence White Paper recently tabled by Defence minister Perrin Beatty, and the new challenges that Canada must undertake if it is to be a responsible and valuable member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Organization. He outlined plans to revitalize revitalize the aging Canadian navy, by constructing six new anti-submarine fri- ' gates to join the six already under construction, and the planned purchase of between between 10 to 12 nuclear-powered nuclear-powered submarines to give Canada's assertions of sovereignty some bite. "Our fleet was beginning to suffer from what is called rust-out," he said. "I don't know if any of you saw it, but there was a newspaper cartoon not too long ago. It showed a Canadian ship in the periscope of a, I would assume, Russian submarine. submarine. The captain turns and gives the command: 'Load the rust-seeking torpédos!' torpédos!' ", He also spoke of plans to integrate regular and reserve reserve forces, of boosting the number of personnel in the reserves, and improving logistical support for Canadians Canadians stationed in Europe. Later, during the question question period, one Lion asked whether proposals to remove remove missiles from European European soil would be a mistake. mistake. "Personally, I hope to see an arms agreement," replied replied Lt.-Col. Brown. "The thing we're looking for is to try and reduce the total line of weaponry available throughout the world. You must think that's funny after what I've been saying (about re-arming Canada's forces), and that I'm talking out the other side of my mouth. "But right now, both the United States and the Soviet Union have 'overkill', 'overkill', which means there are enough nuclear weaponry to inflict megadamage on both sides, even after a first strike. This is what's called Mutual Assured Destruction Destruction (MAD). "There must be effective control of nuclear weapons. 1 We must remember there might be an accident. But the fewer the weapons available, available, the less chance there is of such an accident." accident." he said. Help!!! 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