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/ 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 25,1984 Section Two Mixed Reaction to Garment Minor Pee Wees Doing Well in Ontario Cup Early Bird Merchant Len Koenderman of Carnation Flower Shop was one early bird merchant who was up at six a.m. on Saturday morning for Bowmanville's Sunrise Sale. lim anb lia tant Paat 50 Years Ago Thursday, July 12th, 1934 Once waste land, Happy Hollow has been transformed transformed into as beautiful a place as there is between Kingston and Toronto, and lies opposite the popular summer camp run by Mr. R. Preston, known best as Pre- stonvale. Mr. L. W. Dipped, B.A., Bowmanville, presided over the high school examinations examinations in Newcastle, while Mr. E. M. H. Ward, principal of Newcastle High School presided at Blackstock. Congratulations to Miss Mary McCallister on passing passing her Elementary Piano Examination. Sid Little's Bowmanville Midgets defeated Port Hope 4 - 0 in an exhibition game in Port Hope on Friday. Line-yip of players includes D. Nichols, C. Spencer, R. Ames, H. Hooper, Millen, W. McFeeters, H. Taylor, R. Hooper and E. W. Crawford. 25 Years Ago Thursday, July 2nd, 1959 Before a large turnout of service pin holders and foremen in the conference room at the Goodyear Plant, Bowmanville, recently, James Coyle, William Roberts and William Bates were each presented with their 25 year pin by plant manager, Charles Cattran, and each also received a cheque for $100. Thousands of Ontario farmers defied the 90 degree degree heat wave this week to attend the annual Farm and Home Week at O.A.C., Guelph. Carl and Allan Down, of Bowmanville, and Norman Down of Oshawa, were among those attending. attending. Mrs. Howard Jeffrey was the Master of Ceremonies at the annual Piano Recital presented by the students of Mrs. W. E. C. Workmen, on June 20th at the Bowmanville Bowmanville Lions Centre. Mr. C. Denhertog and Casey motored to Montreal last weekend to meet Mr. Denhertog Sr. of Mydrecht, Holland, who will be visiting visiting his son and family for two months. In the Grade III Piano Examinations of the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, Toronto, John McQuirk received received first class honors, Elizabeth Herbert, and Peter Sobil, Honours, and Elizabeth Braden Pass. 10 Years Ago Wednesday, August 14,1974 The undefeated champions of the Newcastle Recreation Recreation Department's Soap Box Derby are Tim Button- shaw and David Payne. Five Bowmanville baseball players have been chosen to play in the juvenile all star, by an Oshawa sportswriter. They are 2nd base - Hamilton, shortstop - West, centre field Wilson, catcher - Gallagher, Gallagher, and pitcher - But- tonshaw. Hampton United Church Hampton Church is over 100 years old. It celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1975. In the 1960's the steeple of Hampton Church was struck by lightening. After that a bell from an Anglican Church in Bowmanville and was moved to Hampton Church. Where the parking lot now is long ago stood a carriage shed for any horses or buggies that were driven to church. When the apartment building across the road burnt down two years ago some people slept in the church and firemen were served coffee. The minister of Hampton Church is Rev. Paul Erb and I am proud to attend Sunday School every Sunday at Hampton United Church. Pastor Erb preaches in three churches. Karen Rottine Grade 5 Hampton PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. Building supplies. Our specialty is lumber and lumber products. A complete line of kiln dried hardwood and softwoods. • Walnut • Cherry • Maple • Redwood •Teak • Oak •Phil.Mahog. • Softwoods Specially Custom Milling Hardwood & softwood plywood. MILL and YARD 328 Rltson Rd. N., Oshawa 725-4744 li/luf, fcwf, detail? BUY DIRECT AND SAVE INGROUND POOL INSTALLED FROM s 3599. 00 24'ALUMINUM Req.$3999 $-1000 00 POOL COMPLETE NOW I Ï7Ïft7. A AO/ INGROUND AND I U /O OFF ABOVE GROUND KITS SOLAR UNITS REG. $499 SPECIAL $439. niagora manufacturing 306 Kitchener Ave., Oshawa 723-0345 , ïrUîll by Catherine Denny An undergarment designed to protect women against rape was introduced introduced by a Bowmanville firm in a press conference at the Flying Dutchman Hotel last Friday morning. morning. The unique underwear made of stainless steel mesh and held secure secure with a brass padlock was invented invented by four local couples under the name of Bouwhuis Protective Undergarment Ltd. The product, made of flexible links, may be worn with ease and comfort under everyday clothing, the inventors said. For greater protection it is suggested that you do not carry the key with you, it should stay in a drawer at work, at home or in your car. The idea to design such an unusual unusual product occurred two years ago when Argo Sunshine Girl Jennifer Jennifer Is ford was assaulted and killed. killed. "I was very upset by the Isford murder," explained Harry Bouwhuis, president of the new protective undergarment business. "I am a father myself and I do not want that to happen to my daughter." daughter." Up until now, women have resorted resorted to carrying weapons, aerosol dispensers containing chemicals, mace, or tried their hand at judo lessons to protect themselves from unexpected attacks. The people at the Bouwhuis company company feel that this undergarment, which weighs from one to two pounds, offers the best method of protection from sexual assault. It is stab-proof, it can not be pulled off or pulled apart, and it can't be torn open with a knife. The cost of the package, which includes includes a quarter-inch padlock and belt, is $179.50. It is only attainable through mail order, with the excep tion of Leisure Lady in Bowmanville Bowmanville and Port Hope which is now carrying the product. Manufacturing of the product is being done in Massachusetts. This means that a total of 12.9%, including including duties, and federal and provincial provincial taxes, must be paid to ship the product back into Canada. "If the import taxes were lower, we might be able to sell our product for almost $40 less than we are now," said the president. Mr. Bouwhuis, who formed the business with his wife, four relatives relatives and two friends, explained to the press that there is a very low profit margin on the undergarment. "We want to help prevent rape world-wide," he explained, "We're not out to make a fast buck." ,.vW Members of the Bowmanville United Soccer Minor Pee Wees are representing the area well as they head closer to the finals of the Ontario Cup. Only 16 teams remain in the Ontario Cup, and this is the furthest a team from Bowmanville has ever advanced. On Thursday night, the Pee Wees held an exhibition game in Hampton, taking on the older House League Select team in preparation preparation for their next round. Members of the Minor vii Pee Wees are, from left to right, front row, Jonathon Goad, Kevin Mills, Dan Flint, Ken Davies, Treffor Davies, Mike Ruthard, back row, coach John Cook, Derek Volling, Derek Rogers, Ricky Luisser, George Bryant, Martin Van- derheyden, Jim Pithie and coach Mike Davies. Absent Absent for the photo were Greg Healey, Dean Baumhauer, Tony Van Hoof, Brad Rickard and coach Don Rogers. A Bowmanville firm recently designed designed an undergarment to protect women from sexual assault. The product, made of flexible stainless steel mesh and weighing up to two pounds, comes equipped with a belt and a quarter-inch pad lock. Durham Agricultural News By John E. Finlay Agricultural Representative DURHAM The Annual Twilight Meeting Meeting of the Durham and Northumberland Northumberland Tobacco Growers' will be held on Thursday, July 26th at the farm of Henri Eikens, R.R. 2, Orono. A bar- Enniskillen Miss Myrtle Tamblyn, Toronto, spent a week recently recently with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman and they were supper supper guests of Mrs. Laura Avery and boys, Oshawa, and spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tamblyn at their cottage on Lake Mani- louwabing near McKellar. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Beaumont, Downsview, were Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Art Leadbeater. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Lebans and boys, Vancouver, have returned home after vacationing vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Reynolds Reynolds and family, Cambridge, were holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. LenStainlon. Mrs. Donald Trewin and Mrs. Earl Trewin attended a shower recently for Miss Kelly McLaughlin, Blackstock. A number from here and the surrounding areas attended the Werry picnic on Saturday at Blackstock. Just a reminder that church starts back in August - combined combined services - Enniskillen - August 5 and 12 beginning at 10:30 a.m. Tyrone - August 19th and 26th at 10:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman Bowman were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lome Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Omission, Omission, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wright, Oshawa, were Saturday Saturday callers of Mr. Adam Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. David Cec- chetto and boys, Sudbury, arc visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Werry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin attended the Old Tymc Garden Garden Party in the form of a Strawberry Social at Prince Albert and were Tea Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore after. Mr. and Mrs. David Slainton and Deanna, Cobourg, were visitors for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Len Stain- ton. Mr. Milton Stainlon, Miss Elva Orchard, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGill, Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin on Wednesday. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novak and family on the death of his mother. becue will be served starting at 6:00 p.m. at a cost of $3 per person. Representatives from the Delhi Research Station will be present to discuss the tobacco crop. DURHAM EAST 4-H JUDGING COMPETITION RESULTS Sixty-nine 4-H agricultural club members participated in the annual judging competition competition held on the farms of Gerald Brown and family and the Rickard family at Ceres- more Farms. 4-H members judged classes of Holstein cows, Crossbred market steers, breeding ewes, market hogs and hay. In addition, addition, an identification quiz and a general agricultural knowledge knowledge quiz were completed. Members were divided into Novice, 12-14 years of age and first judging competition; Junior, 12-14 years; and Senior, 15 years and over. Local 4-H leaders and other farmers acted as official judges. Winning the Novice section and the C.N.E. Shield was Glenn Barkey of Blackstock with 516 points out of a possible possible 650 points. Second was Grace Prins, Hampton and third was Pauline Beckett, Bowmanville. In the Junior section, first place and recipient recipient of the Royal Bank Rose Bowl was Faith Benschop of Bowmanville. Second was Stephen McIIolm, Port Hope and third was Geof Sikma from Orono. Winner of the E.A. Summers Summers Trophy and the Senior section was Krista McHolm of Port Hope; second was Lynn McLaughlin of Nestleton and third was Brent McLaughlin of Nestleton. In the team competitions, the first place club was the Durham 4-H Dairy Club with learn members, Glenn Bar- key, Howard Sikma and Krista Krista McHolm. The next level of judging for the Durham 4-H members will be the Peterborough Fair Junior Day to be held on August 16, 1984. Members of the Select House team are, front row, Carmine Cupelli, Mark Greenslade, Lance Haluka, Robert Paseoe, Jason Morrison, Scott Hanthorn, Jason Ryan, Adam Holt, back row, coach Roger Langley, Zenon Nelson, Jason Smith, Frank Canonico, Eric Janssens, Paul Pfeiffer, Stuart Irwin, Ted Gaudet, Mike Tait, and coach Steve Canonico. This team will represent the house league in tournaments in the area. THE 1 MONDAY JULY 30th WATCH FOR THE our I vW'wny| NEW, LARGER Bi-Way store\ SAME LOCATION FULL LINE WAY DEPARTMENTS Bigger Pictures Plus Fast Accurate Service FREE! 5x7 Enlargement with every 041-110, 126-135 film processed. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS OSHAWA CAMERA CINTRE LTD 728-4631 OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE (ACROSS FROM THE PHONE CENTRE) INCLUDING FOOD. FAMILY CLEANING HEALTH CLOTHING SUPPLIES, BEAUTY LINEN