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Donor Wins Own Bowling Trophy The rain didn't stop the lawn bowling tournament last Wednesday afternoon. afternoon. In fact the participants actually enjoyed bowling on the soggy terrain for a change. The winners of the day, with a score of 50, were (left to right) Doug Ross, Wally Reid, and (far right) Peter Bathgate. Les Langs presented the team with their trophy. It's Time For a New Direction Jobs Through Ed Broadbent and the New Fair Trade Democrats are calling for Can adian content legislation which would produce at least 130,000 jobs by forcing foreign manufacturers manufacturers to produce auto parts or assemble cars in Canada. Fair Taxes Brian Mulroney and John Turner will continue to pamper the privileged. New Democrats will speak out to ensure that wealthy Canadians Canadians pay their fair share of income income taxes. And we'll fight against taxing Canadian families whose income is below the. poverty line. 1 - z , h * A . / THE Equality Brian Mulroney and John Turner are willing to sacrifice women's concerns. Only the New Democratic Party VfpWT has a record of. equal oppor- tunities for women. LiiiI\ALX^I\AJ.O New Democrats will continue to speak for Canadians like you on these and other issues, long after the election. NOW MORE THAN EVER, ITS TIME FOR A REAL CHANGE ROY GRIERSON DURHAM NORTHUMBERLAND Authorized by Fred McLaughlin, official agent for Roy Grierson, Durham Northumberland New Democratic Party By Norm Smith Les Langs, Treasurer of the Bowmanville Lawn Bowling Club for many years and now living in Ajax, came out of retirement on Wednesday, August 22,1984 to present the prize for High Two-Game Winner in the tournament for Men's Pairs for which he donated a trophy in 1980. The trophy was won by Wally Reid of Cobourg and Don Ross of Tillsonburg who edged out by one point the Lindsay pair of Syd Elsdon and Bill Tewksbury. Tewksbury. The latter had previously previously won the trophy three times. While these two visiting teams took the first two prizes, all the players, including including the winners, were delighted delighted that Les had not lost his touch. With his old playing partner, Clarence Oke, as skip, Les disposed of Jack Rowland and Dick Jiggins of Port Hope 17 - 9 in the first game and then A1 Hoskin and Martin Foxhall of Cobourg 21 plus four to eight in the second game which was noteworthy for four ends of which "our boys" scored four points. 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Ross Hall and Peter Bathgate of Bowmanville Bowmanville made a strong start against Clyde Robinson and Partner of Highland Creek scoring 21 plus five to three. This score pitted them against John Morrison and Gerry Oatway of Oshawa and they looked to be headed for a big score when they put in six shots in the first end. But Morrison is an old campaigner and managed, to draw level at seven all after eight ends and again to 10 all after 13 ends only to see Ross and Peter take the game with two on the last end. With a total of 33 plus five they looked to be poised to win a prize until they met Elsdon and Tewksbury in the last game in which they scored only eight against 19. Their total score of 41 plus five was far too low to get them into the prize list. Other prize winners were as follows: 2nd High Two-Game Winner: Ned Town and Ernie Buckenham of Port Hope with 50; High One-Game Winner: Brian Hughes and Harold Bennett of Bowmanville with 45: 2nd High One-Game Winner Winner Mike Reynolds and Stuart Carson with 42. Mike and Stu almost pulled off the upset of the day by pushing Elsdon and Tewksbury to an extra end in the second game, only to see their doughty opponents win that end and the game. In response to President Bathgate's thanks to Les Langs for his generosity to his old club, Les told everybody how pleased he was to be bowling again with his old friends and expressed the belief of all present that it had been a wonderful day in spite of the showers that had occurred occurred during the afternoon. Delicious refreshments provided provided by the ladies of the club, aided by a cash donation from Les Langs who also augmented augmented the prize money, were served between the second and third games by Rena Bathgate, Thelma Bennett, Mabel Mavin and Ann Park. Elsewhere in the District the Bowmanville team of Clarence Oke (skip) with Mabel and Ah Mavin won the prize for high one-game winner winner in the Churchley tournament tournament at Port Hope on Aug. 25. Oscar Wollstein and Peter Bathgate won two games in the Weeks tournament , at Whitby on Aug. 26 but did not qualify for a prize. Insurance! For Rates or Service CALL Ernie Harvey 623-2527 Treacy & Harvey insurance Brokers Ltd. 68 King $t. East Bowmanville Mary Cascagnette and John Colwell were united in marriage on Saturday, July 14th, 1984 at 4:00 p.m. in St. Joseph's Church, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The bride's parents are Charlotte and the late Lawrence Lawrence Cascagnette, and the groom's parents are Robert and Anne Colwell, all from Bowmanville. The bride wore a lovely ankle-length satin ivory gown accented with chiffon roses, lace and covered buttons, and carried a bouquet of white roses, freesia and baby's breath. The maid of honour was Donna Hogarth of Bowman ville and the flowergirl was Melissa Colwell, niece of the groom. They wore matching dusty rose, ankle-length gowns, and carried baskets of pink sweetheart roses and baby's breath. Best man was David Colwell, brother of the groom, and the ring bearer was Gary Adams, nephew of the bride. They wore navy blue tuxedos with ivory shirts and pale blue carnation buttonaires. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Tyrone Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. John Colwell are now residing at R.R. No. 4, Bowmanville. 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