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Prizes Presented fo Parode's Bicycle Decorators Prizes were presented to these young people for decorating their bicycles for the Bowmanville w'eel parade held on Saturday, July l7th. First Prize winner, Stephen Conway and the other winners eac,l received a handshake from Mayor Rickard and a coupon for free food at the mail on Temperance St. Formai Opening of Bowman ville Week Among those who were present for the officiai opening of Bowmanviile Week were (ief t to right) Durham East MPP Doug Moffatt, Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard, Northumberland and Durham MP Ailan Lawrence, Regionai Council Chairman Walter Beath and Jaycee President, AI Wood. Mayor Rickard gave thle Jaycees-his best-wishes for-the-success of their Bowmanviiie Week programf inhis opening of the ceiebrations. ý'-Lown Bov On July 14, the newly formed Ladies Section ran their first Lawn Bowling Tournament - a Ladies Trebles, and that rumbleyou heard around 10 thunder. Lt was men bowlers tur their graves at t] 42 ladies takingo Tournament a.m. wasn't time private reserve. 3our former The weatber was kinai, rning over in greens fast, bowling excellent be tbougbt of and tbis very well run day ver their one came up- witb the following If You Haven't Got a Pot to CookIn ... ... the Upstairs Sbop at Rickaby's bas everytbing from dlay bakers to pure white newly-imported Englisb cookware -- for use in the oidest cookstove or the newest microwave oven. '**and a fantastie assortment of cookbooks and kitchen do-dads to transform you into ,a gourmet cook. The Upstairs Shop at RICKABY'S LIMITED winners: High 3 Games - R. Mann and ber Oshawa Team, 2nd High 3 Games - N. Hepburn and her Peterboro Team; High 2'Game - W. McLaughlin and High 1 Game - E. Sanford, botb of Oshawa. Congrats to Marg. Perris and her committee for a great day. On Sat., July l7th a Bow- manville entry skipped by one of our younger bowlers, Mike Reynolds, won their 3 games in Oshawa and were only a few points from winning the tropby as tbey finished second in the 32 team tournarnent. Mike's dad, Dave was lead and his mother, Helen viced to, make it quite a family affair. On Sunday afternoon and evening, the Men's section bosted a Mixed Trebles event for the Brock Trophy. There was a strong entry ist witb teams from Oshawa, Whitby, Port Hope and Lindsay and three Bowmanville teams skipped by Harold Bennett, Ross Hall and Clarence Oke. Once again the bowling was great and the High 3 Garne winner and the tropby winner was J. Authors and bis Oshawa Team with a score of 43. Also winning 3 games with a score of 40 was last. year's trophy winner E. Carswell of Oshawa. High 2 Garne Winner was J. Anderson of Oshawa witb 47, followed by C. Oke of Bowmanville with 44. Les Langs was lead on tbis tearn with Gwen Coombes vice. Higb 1 Garne Winner was S. Elsden of Lindsay witb a score of 49. Visiting teams at both tbese tournaments were loud in tbeir praises of tbe improve- ments made in the Bowman- ville Club and greens in the past year. Next tournament - Carter Family Trophy, July 28. Girls Pee Wee League In the game played on Sat., July loth in the morning, Bowmanville No. 2 defeàted Bowmanville No. 4 by a 13 to 8 score. Tbe top bitters for Team No. 4 were Georgia Todisb witb a borne run and a single wbile Heather Roberts bad one bit. The top bitters for team No. 2 were Paula Hayesv witb tbree bits, Andrea Girardi two bits, Darleneh Osborne two bits wbile Wendy f Luxton, Cbris Doyle, DebbieC Tbompson, Susanne Vint oned bit eacb. In tbe second garne of tbe day, Bowmanville No. 4 hand-a ed Bowmanville No. 1 by a 18T to 5 setback. Georgia Todisb witb four bits, one a borne run, S wbile Dawanda Newman badA three borne runs, Sharyn b Manuel, two borne runs and à single, Darlene Todish threc bits, Debbie Hancock two bits one being a borne run, anai Cheryl Brooks one bit. BoW.- manville No. 1 attack w.as led by Sbelly Geddes, Diane Hancock, and Hiedi Devries *with two bits each wbile Sbelly SAdams pîcked up one bit. In a game played JuIy 8th, Orono No. 1 defeated Bow- Smanville No. 4 by a 5 to 1 score. Tbe top hitters for IOrono were Janett Armstrong with two bits wbile Karen Irwin had a borne run, as did Charlene Rold. The bitters for Bowmanville were Darlene PTodish with a single and Georgia Todisb with a borne run. Asff HAYDON Mr. and Mrs. A. Borne, Osb awa; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones and family, Port Col- borne were Saturday evening visitors at Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Jones and family, Bowrnanville; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Degeer, Ajax; Miss Cora Degeer were Sun- ýh day evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones and family. Ann, Cbris and David Ash- ton, Belleville, spent Sunday witb their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton. David eeAsbton remained for a holi- day. Mr. Jim Madore and Darin Weston were Saturday over- nigbt guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Asbton, and ail attended the Bradley Farnily picnic at Orono Park. Mr. and Mrs. Bll Asbton and baby Paul, Newrnarket, spent Sunday witb his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ashton and also attended the Bradley Family picnic at Orono Park. Miss Lea Ashton, Toronto, is spending a few days with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Asbton. Lea bad the mis- fortune to faîl and cbip a bone in ber left arrn. Mr. Craig Nevitt, Miss- issauga was a Sunday visitor of Bert Ashton and famiiy. Brad Ashton and sons, Scott and Sean, Toronto, were weekend guests of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Asbton. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Ashton, Toronto, were weekend visit- ors of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Asbton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dudley and Neil, Sarnia, were weekend guests of Mrs. Dud- ley's rnotber, Mrs. M. Read. Mrs. Dudley and Neil rernain- ed for a couple of weeks bolidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Asbton and Grant attended the Boy's Basebail game at Tyrone and the -Barbecue-Stipper- a,, nx- Woodley's home on Sunday. Sorry to hear Mr. Lloyd Ashton is a patient in Memor- ial Hospital, Bowrnanvi]le. BETHANY Mr. and Mrs. George Neals and son, Lewis, have returned home from a ten day bus tn p to the Maritime Provinces and Maine and Vermont in tbe United States. Mr. and Mrs. Aif Johnson of Orono (former- ly of this area) were also passengers on the same bus trip.- Mrs. Robert Ryley is cur- rently holding a basebali clinic on Tuesday morning in the Atbletic Park to teacb tbe small fry of the village the basics of basebaîl. Apparently it bas been quite successful s0 far and will sure belp tbem to become basebail fans or players, wbatever the case may be. 1Sympatby is extended to Mrs. Hazel Kerr and Mrs. Wm. Jordan in the sudden deatb of tbeir niece, Aima, and ber daugbter, Joan. Tbey were the wif e and daugbter of kennetb Steele and family-of Ottawa. Congratulations to Mrs. Ernest Hamm on ber 92nd birtbday on July 22nd - at tbe Marnwood Nursing Home, Bowmanville. Mrs. D.S. Harness of Centre Street is a patient in the Memorial Hospital, Bowman- ville., Mrs. Herb Murray returned home on Sunday fr omn visiting friends and relatives in, Osbawa and Wbitby for ten, days. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chater were Ken and Ruth McCurdy of Sterling, rom and Vonna Mc ,Kîrgan and their cbildren Tommy and Scott of St. Catharines, Mrs. A. Rouse of Grimsby, Eliza- betb' Sberk of Beamsville. Ian and Dale McKirgan and sons Paul and David of Stoney u ver 500 Entries r.k and Mrs. Gordon Lea- At Bethany man of London visited ber, Perfect weather and a sister, Mrs. Fred Lycett and record number of entries other relatives and friends on Wednesday of last week. with bis parents,-Mr. and Mrs,. Mrs. Geo. Morton with Mr. Bob Rutherford. and Mrs. Robt. Morton visited Mr. and 'Mrs. Roland Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barrow- Beniedict and family of Mill clougb of Wesleyvîlle on Street bave ber parents, Mr. Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Alex. Sanford of Mr. Douglas Rutherford of Wolfville, Nova Scotia visiting Toronto spent the weekend with tbem.. Tbe Canadian Statesman, Bowrnanville, July 21, 1976 15 cornbined to make tbe Annual tbe farmers who give us summer horse sbow put on by permission to ride over their the Betbany His, Hunt a farms, and any one interested terrific success. in joining should contact one 1Sixteen classes were beld of tbe Hunt members for witb over five bundred entries, particulars. horses coming great distances We are very proud tbat our and competition was keen. two Joint Masters, Mrs. Carol "We are really proud of our Rboded M.F.H. and Mr. Jobn Hunt, said Field Master Ted Lane M.F.H. have been in- Spenceley, "started only tbree vited to act as Marshals at the years ago it has really gro 'wn. Olympics along witb other 0Of course the success we have Masters of Fox Hounds from enjoyed can be attributed to tbe different Hunts across the wonderful co-operation of Canada." Ladies Section Holds Firsf