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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. October 8. 1975 Shaw's ews Someone seeKïng a peculiar thrill or in search of revenge to the postal system passed through our community last Monday evening causing con- siderable damage to the rural mail boxes. Almost every box in our neighbourhood was damaged to some degree with some residents, having to completely restore post, box and ail. NowI whatever would possess people to do such a thing? The O.P.P. were called and are investigating this incident. Thankfully, a de- scription of the car is avail- able. We notice the new house being built for Mr. and Mrs. David Smith on the Town Line is progressing well. We under- stand they intend to move in later this month. We wish tbem well in this new home. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Guthrie enjoyed a short visit to the east coast recently when they attended bis brother' s ed ding in Moncton N.B. It was a lovely wedding wîth a rather unusuai ceremony which made it even more interest- ing. While in the East, Gail and Bob were fortunate in being invited out to do some deep-sea fishing. It was a rare day when the ocean was calm and clear and Bob's luck was excellent for he had great success with the catch. The Lions Club Olympathon 75 had its route through our community last Saturday. It was a beautiful day for such an event but those in charge were very surp rised at the amount of traffic along Con- cession St. E. Fortunately there was a good Police Patrol which proved very useful. The walkers ranged in age fromn quite young through to Middle age and they seemed to enjoy the fresh country air as they passed the rural scene with corn fields being harvested and apple picking in progress. So far as we know, only two of our local boys participated and both Jim Potter and John David Killeen were successful in completing the walk., They do appreciate the fine number of sponsors firoffi our neigh bourhood who have contribut- ted to this worthy cause. 'Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Dyk returned this past week fromn a month's holiday in Holland visiting family . ' friends. Tbey report fi'S\l' weather and an excellent trip.' Mayor G. B. Rickard spent Friday and Saturday of this past week attending a meeting of the Board of Directors of the A.MO. - Association of Municipal Organizations-held in Windsor. SA group of Czecho-Slovakian visitors toured farms in our community this week includ- ing that of Reg and Joan Brock and the various enter- prises at Ceresmore Farms. At Reg Brock's, silo-fillîng was in progress. Gordon Barrie and his sons prvdin the action, and at Ceresmore Farms, bean combining was on the go. However this particular group of men found interesting conversation talk- ing in the young orchard with a group of Jugo-Slavian ladies engaged in apple picking. Two of the visitors, Josef $ebek and Vaclav Milik were the competing team fromn their country in the recent World Plowing Match. Their leader, George Donthe described their own particular farmn operation as that of a 6,000 acre state farm. They com- mented that in their country it was difficult to find young people who cared about work- ing seven days a week as some of our farmers do in our private enterprise system. Winners at Fat Caif Show WiVth Buyers at Orono Fair Prize winners and buyers of Calves in the Fat Caîf Show held in conjunction with Dur- ham Central Fair, Friday, Sept. sth are as foliows: Name of winner - Kevin Crago, Bowmanville, bought by Dekoker Meats, Orono; Malcolm Bailey, Uxbridge, Gamble & Rogers, Toronto; Sinclair Robertson, Port Perry, Arnot Wotten, Hamp- ton: Douglas Smith, Campbel- crof t, Douglas Alun, Orono; Newton Selby, Newcastle, Kir- by Genera 1 Store, Kirby; Stephen Selby, Newcastle, Bill Bragg, Bnwmanville; Bill Sa- ter, Orono, Cliff Pethick, Bowmanville; Ron Forrest, Orcno, Lift Lock ýIGA, Peter- boroough, Roy Philip, Port Hope, Idris Stacey, Oshawa; Joan Moore, Port Hope, Arm- strong's IGA, Orono; Sawmac Farms, Orono, Gamble & Ro- gers, Toronto; Jim Smith, Enniskillen, Arnot Wotten for United Co-operatives of Ont- ario. Kevin Crago was the winner oft[he Plaque, donated by Sawmac Farms, Orono, for the Championship Steer. SThe Directors of Durham Central Agricultural Society wish to express their appre- ciation to those who showed calves and also to the buyers who made the auction a success. BETT-ANY Don't forget Meet the Tea- cher Night is scheduled for this Thursday evening, Oct. 9 at Grandview School from 7-9 p.m. Ail parents are invited to the school to meet the class- room teachers. Thurs. Oct. l7th from 7:30- 9:30 p.m. is the Family Movie -That Damn Cat (Walt Disney starring Hayley Milîs, Dean Jones, Dorothv Provine and Roddy McDowall. Golden Star Senior Citizens enjoyed an Autumn Scenery Tour on Wednesday. Forty- nîne persons took advantae HAYDON Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black- burn and family, Orono, were Sunday supper guests of, Mr. and Mrs.,Wilbur Blackburn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trick and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Trick, Lindsay, were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham 's. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones and family, BoWmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mason, Brockville, Mr. and Mrs. Hjugh Degeer, Bethany, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and family on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. John Sterrett, Brampton, Mrs. Jim Nicker- son, Bowmanville, Mrs. H. Crossman, were Sunday visi- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of the trip and suppered at the Miss Diana in Peterborough. Senior Citizens will hold their next meeting on Oct. 15 when plans will be made for a Bazaar and Tea to be held on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 29 in the Parish Hall. A bus trip for Senior Citizens Day at the Royal Winter Fair is being planned for Nov. 14. Please give your names to Mrs. L. Driver if your planning on going. Trewin and family, and Mrs. Mildred Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin were Sunday evening callers ai the A. Trewin home.,Mrs. Silas Trewin, Bowmanville, was a Saturday evening cal- 1er. Mrs. Mildred Anderson and Mrs. Hilda Crossman went on the Senior Citizens Colour Tour on Sunday. The leaves were beautiful. The tour was sponsored by the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club. Mrs. Irene Tabb came home from Oshawa Hospital on Monday having ha d an ear operation. Mrs. John Liptay is a patient in Toronto Hospital. Mrs. Liptay is wished a speedy recovery. Symnpathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry and farnily in the sudden passing of Mrs. Werry's mother, Mrs. Ross Lee. Advertising helps god thing happen. CANAEDIAN ADVERTISING ADVSORY BOARD Ai of us at Roy Nichols Motors Ltd. would like to thank everyone for' making our 1976 Auto Show such a huge success.Fo those of you who did not have an opportunity to visit us during this event, please feel f ree to' drop in and see us soon.1 John Pogue, Ieft, manager of the Bowmanville Branchý of the Toronto-Dominion Bank, is shown in theabove photo, presenting the names of the Iucky draw winners at Roy Nichols Motors Ltd. Auto Show, to Nichots Generall Manager Roy Owen. 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