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l0 The Canadian Statesman. Bownmanvile, May 5, 1976 LOCKE'S ELECTRONS - Senior Bail practise, Sundays 10 a.m. and Tuesdays 6 p.m. at Soper Park. Everyone interested welcome. MOTO CROSSI! Sunday, May 9th - Il a.m. Keene, Ontario lst Round of the Molson Series Promnotedby KEENE LIONS MOTORCYCLE RACING AT ITS BEST! Admission $3.00. Children under 12 free. t:VULrTýRICE LAKE Winners in Legion Ladies Bowling League Howarth, Dot Oke, V rgia Fairy and Nyhl Sheehan. Most Improved Bowler for 1975-76 went to Cathy Sim who brought her average from 130 to 150., Good going Cathy and keep it up! Jean Burton, Treasurer gave her report. Draw for door prizes was held, a Dry Flower arrange- ment witb the compliments of Bev's Floral Art was won by Trixie Brown, Silver Tray donated by Hoult-Hellewell was won by Diane Howarth, two stacking stools donated by Curvply Wood Products were won by Nina Cowling and Anne Plazek. 1Nominations and Elections for 1976-77. Executive were conducted by Bill Bates and the following slate of officers stood: President - Denise Annaert, Vice-President- Nina Cowling, Secretary- Joan Suteliffe. Treasurer- Jean Burton, Social Conven- ors - NyhI Sheehan and Trixie Brown, Absentees - Mary Gray., Moved by Nyhl Sheeban, seconded by Linda Downey that tbe Ladies Bowling and Dart League combine their banquets for 1976-77 seasons. Moved by Jean Burton, sec- onded by Irene Whitney, tbat bowlingcost be $2.25 per week~ per bowler, absent bowlers also to pay $2.25 per week. Banquet for 1976-77 was set for Saturday, May 7, 1977 at tbe Legion Hall on a motion by Nyhl Sheeban, seconded by Wilma-Bates. Dance music was supplied by Jamie Quinton of Dises Jockies Unlimited of Osbawa and everyone had a good time. Spot Prizes were won by Bill Bates and Barbara McKend- rick, Ross Wrigbt and Nancy Clowes. N ew Executive Minor Hockey *..that you'Il g et more for your 'dollar and friendly service from every side when you deal with us. Drop in soon 1 The Legion Ladies' Bowling League held their annual banquet and presentation of awards at the Legion Hall on Saturday with this team receiving the top award. They are, from left to right, Edith Bentley, Wilma Bates, Joan Suteliffe, Nina Cowling, Jean Burton, and Denise Annaert. Men's Major BowlingLeague Winners On Saturday night, the Men's Major. Bowling League held their annual banquet and awards presentations at Memorial Park. Top winners were the Beaver Lumber team, from lef t to right,, front row, George Piper, high average; Hon Good, John Luffman, Ron Etcher and B. Burley, high average first sehedule; back row, Don Bradley, Walt Hately, Larry Piper and Dale Terry, high average, 2nd sehedule. Legion Ladi( Holds Bowlii a Legion Ladies Bowling VAXgdI aàLeague beld tbeir annual banquet on Saturday, May 1, 1976 at the Legion Hall. r 5 g *, sPresident Marie Bissonette welcomed everyone and Llew * . .Burton toasted the Queen. Convenor Fbo Knigbt and her * helpers served delicious scal- loped potatoes and tasty IFMMUMM MMMMMMmmM mmmmmm q Ii Ihg. à* Pi à I... giiu.EQYIPMENT* EW. have in stock: * eBali Equipment *Lawn Games 0 @ Go If Equipment *Sports Shoes' *ekites *Tennis Equipment * Frisbees *Body Fitness Equipment. ~% 10% OFonony cash Lpu:hm'e ! wlth this advertisement. i D & RSportsg 85Kig t.and Ski Shopr 8 îgS.West Bowmanville *Telephone 623-3421 à es League ing Banquet pineapple ham, topping off witb home made blueberry pie. On behaîf of all present, Jack Bissonette thanked the ladies. - Presentation of Awards: 1975-76 Champs, Joan Sut- cliffe, Capt.; Wilma Bates, Denise Annaert, Nina Cow- ling,. Jean Burton and Edith Bentley; Runner-up, Anne Plazek, Capt.; Mary Gray, Grace Murdoch, Marie Bis- sonette, Edith Bentley and Wilma Bates. Low Team - lst schedule, Bernice Partner, Capt.; Irene Whitney, Linda Downey, Hilda Simnick, Cathy Sim and Trixie Brown; 2nd schedule, NyhI Sheehan, Capt.; Mary 'Bates, Marie Bissonette, Dorotby- Oke, Linda Downey . and Rena Batbgate. 'High Single of 386 and 338, Higb Triple of 886 and 873 and Higb Average of 221 and 231 went to Joan Suteliffe. Editb Bentley had low game~s of 64 and 74. 700 Club members were Mary Bates, Wilma Bates, Marie Bissonette, Mary Gray, Virgînia Fairey, Diane Howarth, Anne Plazek, Nybl Sheehan and Joan Sut- cliffe. 300 Club members were Denise Annaert, Virginia Fairey, Mary Gray, Diane Howarth, Nyhl Sheeban and Joan Sutcliffe. 275 members are Mary Bates, Wilma Bates, Marie Bissonette, Nina' Cowling, Grace Murdoch, Ber- nîce Partner, Anne Plazek and Irene Whitney. Perfect At- tendance was given to Mary Bates, Nina Cowling, Jean Burton, Linda Downey, Mary Gray, Diane Howarth, Trixie Brown, Grace Murdoch, Ber- nice Partner, Nybi Sheehan, Joan Suteliffe and Irene Whitney. Last night of bowling was for Hidden Scores and they were won by Irene ýWhitney, Mary Bates, Diane SePO0R TA LK BASEBALL - if you are interested in playing bail this summer, hurry and get your namne into the league you are eligible for. Locke's Electron's, minor basebail, women's league, men's town league are ready to spring into action, so sign up now!!! Information may be, obtained from the Recreation Department, Frank's Variety, D & R Sports and Locke's John Stainton. WHERE - are all the big fish catches? To date we haven't heard of any being landed. The streams in the area are jammeci with fishermen, so maybe th}e fish have been aierted with so much activity. HOWIE MEEKER - and Bob Goldham will be conducting a hockey school for ages 6 - 16 at Trinity College School this summer. Informa- tion1 may be obtained by phoning the college. TENNIS - courts (three) are now in use at the B.H.S., and are in constant use. OUTDOOR - educ -ation is a possibility at the Cold Springs Camp, which was formerly oper- ated by the ministry of correctional services. Buit in 1961 it was used by the Bowmanville Pine Ridge School. Situated on about 30,000 acres of Ganaraska Forest, the region is in- vestigatlng setting up an outdoor education centre there. The Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association bas made wearing protective face masks on the ice mandatory for their hockey players between the ages of seven and 17, BMHA president Keith Shackelton announced on Monday. The new regulation callîng for face masks as well as helmets already worn by their players came after tbeir members voted -in favor of it at the BMHA annual meeting on Sunday. In addition to making facial masks and helmets * mand- atory, the association bas recommended the use of oral mouth guards to protect their players from severe injuries, 'Mr. Shackelton said. The association wbich bas come out ahead financially this year will usp some of tbeir excess funds to buy safety approved helmets, he added. Although the association bàs done wel] financially this year, he said they would continue their fund raising campaigns in the coming hockey season. The new BMHA executive for 1976-1977 brought in at the annual meeting includes president, Don Welsh; first vice-president, Cal Potter; second vice-president, Jim Farrow; secretary, Donna Herd and treasurer, Doug Kenp. display of the Monthly Secre- tary report. The Marcb exec- utive meeting minutes and correspondence were read. Jean closed the evening witb a, verse "It's not the town, It's you. " Lunch was served to bring a very enjoyable even- ing to a close. Liberty Belles Coombes 30550, 37; Roberts 29562, 331/?; Niekerson 299841, 33; Bons 29192, 27; Partner, 29139, 2512; Foran 29199, 23;- Alldread 29645, 22; Mac- Donald 29068, 18'1/2; Forsey 29217, 18; Spear 28694, 161/; Pearce 28828, 16; Lewis 28560, 15. High Single 336 Carol Roberts. High Double 529 (193,336) Carol Roberts. Top Averages L. Niekerson 206, C. Roberts 206, P. Forsey 201, May Alldread 201, M. Pearce 201, J.- Spear 200, M. Gibspn 200, W. Coombes 199, E. Bragg 199, E. Dadson 192, A. Bons 192. Beautiful Flowers.e ... for Beautiful People. 162 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3365 BOWMANVILLE TENNIPS CLUB NO W OPEN Fee Schedule for 1976 Senior Couple............. $35.00 Senior Single .................... $20.00 Senior Weekdays (9 a.m. to 5 pam.) ... $1 0.00 Intermediate (Under 18Bvears Sept. 30, 1975)...... $12.00 Junior ( under 16 Sept. 30, 1975) ...... $ 7.50 Cheque payable to Bowmanville Tennis Club, Post Office Box 11, Bowmanville, Ont. FE E MUST BE PAID BYJ UNE 18,1976 BLA CKSTOCK General Meeting of membership to Sympathy is extended to Better bealth is wished for be held at the Bowmanville Library Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duff and Mrs. George Fowler in Port Monday, June 7th, 1976 at 8:30 p.mn. family on the passing of Perry Hospital and Mr. Henry Ross's mother, Mrs. Lorne Aistein 'who is a patient in- PLEASE 'ATTEND - Duff, Port Perry. Oshawa Hospital. Mr, Patric Atkinson, Glad to report Mr. Gord INFORMATION IF REQUIRED Brampton, spent the weekend Paisley is feeling much better PH ON E with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and is able to return to work. Ross Atkinson. The grade 3 pupils of Mrs. JEAN EVANS 623-3832 Mr. Larry Hoskin ls visiting Swain and Mrs. Turner enjoy- MARG BAI N 623-2661 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ed their trip- to Toronto on __________________________ Frank Hoskin, before return- Friday to see the Garden ing to Lake Louise, Alberta. Bros. Three Ring Circus. The Winners at the Senior Citi- C.N. Tower was also fascin- zen Card Party on Tues. atîng to everyone. evening with 19 tables were: Mrs. Reta Berrill of Bow- lst - George Bowers 86, 2nd - manville was a weekend guest Ella Venning 83, 3rd - Marion of Mr. and Mrs. -Cecil Gibson Bell 81, 4th - Olive Gimblett 80, and family. 5th - Irvine Marshall 79, 6th- Mr. and Mrs. Ceciu Gibson Reid Cook 79, Low prize- held a small family gathering Elwood Tripp. recenitly to celebrate the 25th Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Dorreli wedding anniversary of Mr. MAKES VOUR CARZSHINEF AGAIN, PROUD AGAIN. of Charlton, spent Wednesday and Mrs. Art Gibson of Port DELUXE SERVICE%7 9 visiting in the Blackstock Perry. ihSufcSadn- skg area. Mr. and Mrs. N.A. Amos 2Lîht SurfEace and n Makng Mr. and Mrs. John Medland, wiîî be missed as they are7 4 9 of Brooklin, and Mrs. Toi moving fromn the community ROYAL SERVICE A 9 Mata of Oshawa were Friday an1d have given Up their job as Thorough Surface Sanding-Masking 95 evening guests of Mr. and custodians for the Cartwright 3 Coats of Enamel Oven Baked Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Elizabeth, Central Public School. PREMIER SERVICE Eleanor, Elaine and Esther. Mr. Dick Turcotte of Bow- Thorough S3urface Sand ng--Mach ine Mr. aid Mrs. Goldwyn Faint manville will be taking over S'anding 0f Rough Areas-Masking hosted a bingo party for 21 the responsible position. Full Coat of Maaco Primer-seaier---3 4 .O Senior Citizens recently. A Mr. and Mrs. Ron Martyn coats of Maaco Enamnel-Oven Baked..1.4 9e delicious lunch was served are visiting Mr. and Mrs. while enjoying the fireplace. Harold Martyn for the sum- The O.N.O. Spring Tbaw mer. Ron has finished bis OHW Dance at the Recreation education in Texas and tiiey DA<IUIMOSAW Centre on Sat. evening was a will remain in Canada.71WISNR.OUH real success. Music by Joey The April General. U.C.W. METHOD70WISNR.OUH Vann Quartet Orchestra was meeting was opened by Jean. 579-4000 thoroughly enjoyed. There Adams with a poemn "Smile". 7000 seemned to be a, misunder- Worship was enjoyed from a standing about the plants group of young students with COLORS being donated. The plants their singing. Beth Schryburt _1 .1~ were on boan and if anyone introduced the program which EXPERTr saw them walking away would included a panel of three K you please notify one of the people - Edna Eastman, Ami BODY WORK k. ONO. members. Wells and Cecil Reed. A filmr Julie Byers entertained was shown on drinking alcobol FREE three of ber little friends on adadsuso olwdo __ Monday to celebrate ber fiftb tbe opdincion o heloegaln ESTIMATES M H as, rtc Ar birthday. drinking age. Various otber 7 0i iRdýS Mr. Roy Turner held open topics were discussed. Donna hpHus bouse in bis greenhouse on tbe Kyte presented gifts to, tbe MoS hopHu r:8m- weekend with Lori assisting panel to sbow our appreciation Safu rdays- 1Oam-2pm hlm, Shirley and Janet were for their coming out and busy serving refreshments in making an enjoyable evening. the bouse. Everyone reported The Rangers sang a couple of Q-, (UALITY FOR YOUR CAR ANDBUýDGETý an enjoyable event numbers., A sheet was on Summ--er Furniture for Mother's Dye Has Just Arrived. Chais, haiette, Lungs, Um bel as ad T ble, Grupigs,1 ndvida 1Pe e TT rvw--e A -3'%N'T _" LIe Fe KiDaA P FUK 1 lm i IL 0 3741 ingSt. . 63-771 B wmavil e "QUAITY ERCANDIE ATLOW LOWP ' ICe 1