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8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 14, 1975 Section Two BETHANY Sunda y visitors with Mrs. Irene MacDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferren of Cavan celebrating their 47th wedding anniversary, Mrs. Ida Fair, Mrs. Mat Hunter of Peter- borough, Mrs. Sid Powers and Mrs. Lillian Fallis of Ponty- pool. Senior Citizens Bi-weekly Bowling Results At the Senior Citizens bi- weekly bowling this week, Renee Smelt was high lady and Pete Rowett was high man. Runners up for the ladies was Belle Smith-and for the men, Leonard Driver. St. Pauls A.C.W. The St. Paul's Anglican Church, Bethany was filled to capacity on Sunday, May 4, when forty candidates were confirmed by Bishop Allen Reed, assisted by Rev. D. Sissmore. Those confirmed from St. Paul's were: Jim Bragg, Laurie Ann Sisson, Terry Spearing, Barbara Bragg and Debra Nolk. Communion for members and their families was given and Bibles and certificates were presented to each can- didate. An opportunity to meet Bishop Reed, his wife and two sons was possible at a confirmation lunch in the hall after the service. Members participating in the confirmation classes were from the Parish of Cavan and Manvers, namely Christ Church, Balieboro; St. Paul's, Bethany; St. John's, Ida; St. Thomas, Millbrook; and Trin- ity Church, The Marsh. Bethany Mixed League Bowling Banquet The Bethany Mixed Bowling League held their banquet in the Legion Hall in Millbrook, Saturday, May 3rd. The following are the high in- dividual scores and trophies awarded. Ladies high average, Heather Horslen with a score of 196. Dave McReelis present- ed ber with the George Van Dyk award. Earl McQuaid with the high average of 229 for men won the Copper Kettle award. Ruby Lyman won the ladies high single with the score of 314. She was presented with the Irwin Sargent Lowes award. Steven McGill won the Ryley and Sons award for the mens high single with a score of 265. Vi Little won the ladies high triple with a score of 748 and she was awarded the News Service Cleaner award. George Scott won the high triple for the men with a score of 691 and Pete Borrow presented him with the Mill- rook Valley Plumbing award. The championship team consisting of Diane Wilson (captain), Helen Ryley, Vivian Ambrose, Ruby Lyman, Lucy Borrow, Marion McCamus, Renee Smelt, won the Charlie McGill award which was presented by Marilyn McGill and was accepted by Helen Ryley. The Consolation team con- sisting of Amie Curtis (cap- tain) Carol Mayes, Mary Thatcher, Peter Englesman, Grant Curtis, Bob Langton, won the Ross Neal award which was presented by Ross Neals. Tokens were given to the following for perfect atten- dance: Steven McGill, Pat Ambrose, Marg Lane, Pete Borrow, Vivian Ambrose, Peter Englesman. Diane Wil- son, Beulah Robinson, Ruth Sinclair, Sandra Ashby and Isabel Wilson. The remainder of the even- ing was spent dancing to the music of the B and H sound from Cobourg, Ontario. Letter to Editor General Delivery, Bowmanville, Ont. May 9, 1975 Dear Statesman: I noticed a little note in this week's paper wondering why no one from this area par- ticipated in "The Walk for Millions?" I think I have the explanation. We're ail ex- hausted and broke from "par- ticipating" in charitable good works-right here! We "walk" to raise money for our churches. We did take active part in The Participa- tion House project. We buy draws for The Legion, The Kinsmen, The Lions, The Masons, The High School Band, we had Heart month, then we have just had Cancer month, we've ail dug deep for World Church outreach and Save the Children fund, we work actively for our churches and our politicians, ail the while treading water, "to keep our heads above." Ratepayers' Association tickets, donations for retiring politicians, dinners for them. Donors of blood. Dmnners and bazaars at ail the churches. Recreational facilities for YOUTH, here and elsewhere! Maybe that's why there was none from this area in "The Vacation Values for Carefree Camping! Spacious front dining shelter has tie-back zipper door, airy screened windows. Sleeping area is divided into 2 sections with divider curtain for privacy. Tough plastic floor. Big value! 189-99 Sleeps four in comfort! Large windows, front canopy, rugged Tuftex (woven plas- tic) flooring. Dutch door with ful Zipper bug screen a n d s t o r m fl a p f o r maximum protection. Walk for Millions", thing. O.K.? Thoughtfully yours, Mary A. Morris. Call Tenders for Lighting In a news release from Queen's Park, Alex Car- ruthers, M.P.P., Durham announced tenders will be advertised for the Ministry of Correctional Services on May 12th and 14th to update lighting in the kitchen and diiiing areas of the Mess Hall Building, Pine Ridge School, Bowmanville, Ontario. 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