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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 9, 197 7 Higlig t rom Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association Annual Banquet Pigféeon Racing Club Holds First Race The Bowmanville Invitatinal Racing Pigeon Club held its first race o f the season on, Saturday, May 5. Two hundred and fifty-eight birds were entered mi. the 89-mile race from Napanee to Bowmanville. 1The first prize winner, with a speed of 1268 yards per minute,,ives on First Street and is owned by Dave Woolner. Across the road from him lives the second-prize winner, ownedi by Ted Brown.- That is where the action began, 2 seconds behind Dave. Then came Dave with rd, 4th, 5th and 6tb place birds, ail in the space of a few minutes. Seventh place went to Jack Skinner. Eighth place was won by Keith and Pat Woolner. Price had the ninth place pigeon and R. Kraken- brg owned the pigeon coming home in tenth place. Most birds arrived, home about two hours after release. The "B" Champ1ions in the Lakeshore novice team receive their awards. A banquet held Saturday evening at the Newcastle Village Hall marked the end of the season for the Bowmanville Minor Hockey Association. Some of the head table guests are shown in this photo as former Junior C Coach Bill Cosburn speaks to players, coaches and others connected with the BMHA. From left to right are: James Martin, Audrey Martin, Ron Shackelton, Mrs. Garnet Rickard, Mayor Rickard and Bill Cosburn. ________________________ Cal Potter presents the trophy to the Major Midget player who scored the most goals in the season. Rick Simpson was this year's winner. lllîrf# ýWýý "-l, IlBih Cosburn presents the trophy for the most points scored in the Mlajor Mrs. Audrey Martin presents the Most Valuable- Player Award in the Midget Midget league to Murray Ruddy. category. The trophy is awarded in memory of, her son, Paul, and this year's recipient was Neil Jones. I.lin Because of the King St., Constructic we have extended 1the D)ouble Discount! You can save 10-15-20% on our quality merchandise on ail 3 floors plus ... our warehouse ai 9 Division St. During the construction period, you can use our back door entrance off Division Street through the Morris parking lot. F *A. Krmp magnum 92IMITED *Headquarters for: Furnture - Carpets - Drapes 37 KI1NO S 3T. LAS3T -BOWMAN VILLEI I TELEPHONE. 623-7071 David Wright (left) presents the trophy for the Most Improved Playerý in the Juvenile League to Wayne Whiteman. A presentation was also made to five players who scored 50 or more goals in a season. Shown here with incoming BMHA President James Hooper are: (not in order) Brad Carnegie, Scott Heard, Garth Stone, Peter Hughes and Mark Hickey. Our most popular belted tire! from A each W' (A78Xl3) " Belted construction keeps tread grooves open for good traction " Tough fiberglass beits hold tread f irm to reduce wear " Polyester cord body plies provide strength and a smooth, nn-thtimn ridea 6 C]l 8 Co car - Springtimne Tune-,up ~"42~ 3 4895 4ylinder cars CD '&Ž I*installnew spark plugs, points oinstali new rotor, condensor *check plug wires, distributoe cap and coil *compression test *adïust timing and dweil Carswit eletroic gniton 4.OOIes. *inspect ail fitters, hoses, beits Carswitheletronc igitin $400 ls*.inspect P.C.V. operation ATTIERSLEY" 162 King St. Iast 103 Dundas St. E., Oshawca 725-5512 Whltby 668-3356 Attersley Tire Service Limiied, 246 Graburn Avenue, Oshawa Branches in Kingston and Toronto 1 no-iriuriip nue