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Till 1 Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. July I. 1987 Track and Field Results Legion Ladies Make Presentation to Hospital $8.2 MILLION FOR ARTS -- The Ontario Arts Council, in its most recent quarterly report, has announced that it provided $8,223,431 to individual individual artists and arts organizations in the province. province. A number oflocal individuals and agencies agencies are on the receiving end of these grants. Included on the list was the St. Paul's Arts Council, in Bowmanville, which was granted $1,000 for its continuing concert series. Funds were also furnished for the Art Gallery of Northumberland, Cobourg, ($17,700); Oriana Singers of Cobourg ($1,000); Victoria Hall Concert Concert Hall, Cobourg ($233); Individual artists, Paul Williams, of Bethany; Peter Haller, of Cobourg; and John DeVisser, of Port Hope, received received grants. Paul Williams will be participating participating in the creative artists in the schools program; program; Peter Haller is a visual artist and John DeVisser is a writer. KINSMEN CARNIVAL--Today (July 1) is the first day of the Bowmanville Kinsmen Club carnival which takes place in the Waverley Park, next to the Waverley Public School. There will be rides for the children as well as many other attractions which promise to provide provide fun for the whole family. The carnival runs until Saturday, July 4. SPEAKING OF CARNIVALS -- There will also be some festivities at the Newcastle Community Hall on Saturday, July 4, when the Newcastle Lions Club hold their annual carnival. This one begins at 5:30 p.m. and runs throughout the evening. evening. There are games of chance, bingo, refreshments, refreshments, and a dance beginning at 9:30 p.m. There will also be a draw for $1,000 later in the evening. Don't forget to buy your ticket. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL -- Begins July 6 at the Maranatha Christian Reformed Church in Bowmanville. Ages 4 to 12 are welcome welcome to participate and the classes run each morning from nine a.m. to 11:30. For further information, call: 983-9296 or 983-9787. OUR MISTAKE -- In a photo last week, we indicated indicated that a $1,000 donation was made by the Legion's Sports Fund to Branch 178 of the Royal Canadian Legion. In fact, it was the Legion's Ladies' Auxiliary Sports Fund which was the source of the donation and not the Legion Sports Fund. Our apologies for the oversight. ROCK GROUPS WANTED -- This year's Orono Fair will have a "Battle of the Bands" as part of its activities. It's amazing the way that the Orono Fair folks manage to maintain the older fair-going traditions while introducing introducing new attractions each year. Bands interested interested in participating should contact the organizers of the event at 983-9816 or 983-9757. NEW HQ FOR HANOI TRANSIT -- Thursday, July 2, Handi-Transit will hold an Open House in their new facilities at 44 William St. W., Oshawa. This organization was formerly based at the Oshawa Civic Recreation Complex but is now occupying commercial space on the first level of the Faith Church Senior Citizen's Unit. Mayors of most of the Durham Region municipalities will be on hand for the opening. opening. ARTHUR YOUNGMAN -- of RR 5 Bowmanville, had the honor of being installed as Outside Sentinel Sentinel of the Grand Encampment of Ontario of the Independent Order of Oddfellows. He is a Past District Deputy of the Oddfellows of District District No. 42 and also Past District Deputy of the Encampment of District No. 16. SHERIDAN GRAD -- Congratulations to Kimberly Kimberly Lyn Williamson, of Bowmanville, who graduated from Sheridan College recently in the discipline of art fundamentals. The 20th anniversary anniversary graduation ceremonies held in May and June included 1,950 students. KEMPTVILLE COLLEGE OVERLOOKED -- A news release we published two weeks ago concerning the graduation of 117 students in agriculture studies did not state that the grads were from Kemptville College. Various other information about the program was provided, but not this vital detail. So we're noting here, for the record, that Kemptville should get full credit for producing these agricultural professionals. professionals. SUPER SPECIAL Expert Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning SALVATION ARMY EXCEEDS GOAL -- The Salvation Army's Bowmanville Citadel is pleased to announce the successful completion of the National Red Shield Appeal in this area. Corps Officer, Lieutenant Shirran, stated that the local goal was $12,700. However, thanks to the generosity of the community, this goal was exceeded by $5,200. That makes for a total of $17,900 raised locally -- a remarkable effort, indeed. Campaign organizers are grateful for the response from those who supported this worthwhile cause and they thank the community community on behalf of all those who will benefit. CHURCH IN THE PARK -- This summer, the Salvation Army will be taking its Sunday evening evening worship services to the park. The meetings will commence at 7 p.m. at the Lions Club Playground, off Elgin St. In case of rain, the services will take place at the Salvation Army Citadel on Liberty St. Other services are at the usual time and place. Living Room, Dining Room, Hall, Couch and Chair $79.95 A.D CLEANERS 67Y2 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-5600 After 6 p.m. 786-2384 Fully Bonded BEEF BARBEQUE CIRCUIT -- If you're looking looking for one of those delicious community dinners, dinners, why not drop by the Newtonville United Church this afternoon and evening (July 1). They're hosting a beef barbeque from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. SUMMER LIBRARY HOURS -- The Newcastle Newcastle Public Library would like to remind all patrons of the following changes in hours. Beginning Beginning July 3, the Bowmanville branch will close at six p.m. Friday evening and open Saturday from nine a.m. to 1 p.m. Bowman- ville's library will be closed Sunday and Monday Monday and will open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday. These hours will be in effect until August 28. There will be no change at the Clarke (Orono) or Newcastle Memorial branches. tfa IV1LP OAK Annual Summer If you haven't yet been in to the Wild Oak, then here is your chance to discover discover The Wild Oak's fashions for your home. Take advantage of the storewide savings during The Wild Oak's Annual Summer Sale. 20% to 50% off all new merchandise Sale ends July 10,1987 Nature fashioned the Wild Oak... Let the Wild Oak fashion your home 14 Albert St., Oshawa 576-4370 50m GIRLS TYKE: 1. Kristy Quanduk, W,2. Kcrri- Annc Kelly, VM, 3. Sarah MacLeod, C, 4. Tammy Bunco, VM. ATOM: 1. Sara Ballantine, OS, 2. Sherrie Thompson, C, 3. Andrea Parks, VM, 4. Melanie Has- lam, OS. BANTAM: 1. Hannah Hannah Whatcly, VM, 2. Jackie Mclnnes, LE, 3. Karla Tut- koluk, OS, 4. Amanda Dykstra, W. JUNIOR: 1. Julie St. Amand, LE. 2. Roxanne Dezan, C, 3.Nanci Petrie, VM. 4. Kim Bates, VM. 50m BOYS TYKE: 1. Matthew Bourke, W, 2. Emile Saloman, LE, 3. Tomas Wakefield, OS. 4. Mark Bragg, VM. ATOM: 1. Andrew Jenkins, VM, 2. Mike deBlois, OS. 3. Jason Greenley, VM. 4. Kevin Martin, Martin, W. BANTAM: 1. Charlie Hargest, OS. 2. Ryan Robinson, Robinson, LE. 3. Brent Evans, OS. 4. Robert Staples, W. JUNIOR: 1. Jeff White, W. 2. Leon Coates, VM. 3. Trevor McDonald, OS. 4. Kevin Ballantine, Ballantine, OS. 100m GIRLS TYKE: 1. Tammy Bunco, VM. 2. Sarah MacLeod, C. 3. Chrissy Csumrik, C. 4. Kristy Quanduk. Quanduk. ATOM: 1. Sara Ballantine, Ballantine, OS. 2. Sherrie Thompson, C, 3. Andrea Parks, VM. 4. Melanie Has- lam, OS. BANTAM: 1. Hannah Hannah Whatcly, VM. 2. Amanda Dykstra, W, 3. Elizabeth Wunderlich, C, 4. Karleen Welsh, OS. JUNIOR: 1. Julie St. Armand, Armand, LE. 2. Koula Psoras, W. 3. Lorie Solomon, W. 4. Kim Bates, VM. 100m BOYS TYKE:1. Derek Topham, LE. 2. Matthew Bourke, W. 3. Leslie Novak, VM. 4. Tomas Wakefield, 05. ATOM: Andrew Jenkins, Jenkins, VM, 2. David Chambers, Chambers, LE. 3. Ryan Regim- bald, OS. 4. Mike deBlois, OS. BANTAM: 1. Charlie Hargest, OS. 2. Ryan Robinson, Robinson, LE. 3. Jamie Duxbury, VM.. 4. Robert Staples. JUNIOR: 1. Jeff White, W. 2. Leon Coates, VM, 3. Mike Sudsbury, LE.. 4. Jason Moore, W. 200m GIRLS TYKE: 1. Vivi Cockerham, C. 2. Cher- ron Alehin, VM. 3. Kathy Fenwick, W. 4. Katy Barrie, VM. ATOM: 1. Andrea Parks, VM. 2. Jackie Ellis, W. 3. Heather Stockman, OS. 4. Ailsa Hendry, OS. BANTAM: BANTAM: 1. Jessica Barrie, VM. 2. Laura Brannigan, VM. 3. Marg Moynes, C. 4. Laura Somerscales, W. JUNIOR: 1. Roxanne Dezane, LE. 2. Nanci Petrie, VM. 3. Tracey MichaUdv W. 4. Carolyn. Phethoàn, OS. 200m BOYS TYKE: 1. Emile Salomon, LE. 2. Tomas Wakefield, OS. 3. Brian MacDonald, W. 4. Damien Damien Jay, W. ATOM: 1. Alan Rickard, VM. 2. Mike deBlois, deBlois, OS. 3. Ryan Regim- bald, OS. 4. David Chambers, Chambers, LE. BANTAM: 1. Charlie Charlie Hargest, OS. 2. Mark Deighan, LE. 3. Jason Noble, C. 4. Rueben Korte. JUNIOR: 1. Trevor McDonald, OS. 2. Leon Coates, VM. 3. Mike Con- naghan, LE. 4. Craig Rickard, Rickard, VM. 400m GIRLS TYKE: 1. Erica Becker, VM. 2. Katy Barrie, VM. 3. Kristy McCaffley, C. 4. Kimi Perkins, Perkins, OS. ATOM: 1. Melissa Harly, LE. 2. Carla Forsey, LE. 3. Jackie Pruner, W. 4. Heather Stockman, OS. BANTAM: 1. Jessica Barrie, VM. 2. Wendy Yates, C. 3. Shannon McDade, W. 4. Laura Brannigan, VM. JUNIOR: 1. Roxanne Dezane, Dezane, C, 2. Nanci Petrie, VM. 3. Tracey Michaud, W. 4. Carolyn Phethoan, OS. 400m BOYS TYKE: 1. Jamie Thompson, VM. 2. Steven Brinkman, LE. 3. Greg McMurter, C. 4. Martin Routh, LE. 5. ATOM: 1. Casey McDonald, OS. 2. Tom Cookson, W. 3. Jason Dubeau, VM. 4. Shaun Whalen, Whalen, W. BANTAM: 1. Jason Goswell, LE. 2. Jason Hoffman, LE. 3. Steve Oke, VM. 4. Brent Evans, OS. JUNIOR: 1. Ryan Stewart, LE. 2. Sean Brown, VM. 3. Steve deBlois, OS. 4. Aaron Smith, W. 800m GIRLS TYKE: 1. Vanessa Harris, VM. 2. Vivi Cockerham, C. 3. Becky Judd, OS. 4.Kimi Perkins, 05. ATOM: 1. Ailsa Hendry, OS. 2. Tara Coffey, LE. 3. Low rates make State Farm homeowners insurance a good buy. Our service makes II even belter. Call me. Dirk Brinkman Scugog Street Bowmanville 623-3621 Jackie Pruner, W. 4. Kelly Simpson. BANTAM: 1. Laura Somerscales, W. 2. Wendy Yates, C. 3. Marg Moynes, C. 4. Laura Brannigan, Brannigan, VM. JUNIOR: 1. Sarah Couch, VM. 2.Sarah Black, W. 3. Carolyn Watters, VM. 4. Ellen Coombes. 800m BOYS TYKE: 1. Greg McMurter, C. 2. Steven Brinkman, LE. 3. Jamie Thompson, VM. 4. Martin Routh, LE. ATOM: 1. Casey McDonald, OS. 2. Aaron Stoker, W. 3. Tom Cookson, W. 4. Jason Dubeau. VM. BANTAM: 1. Jason Goswell, LE. 2. Steve Oke, VM. 3. Jason Hoffman, LE. 4. Kevin Cook-Abbott, W. JUNIOR: 1. Sean Brown, VM. 2. Steve deBlois, OS, 3. Rob Alehin, VM. 4. Jeremy Allin. C. HIGH JUMP, GIRLS TYKE: 1. ViVi Cockerham, C. 2. Kristy Quanduk, W. 3. Vanessa Harris, VM. 4. Vicky Smithson, OS. ATOM: 1. Brandy Clement, W. 2. Shannon Bower, OS. 3. Kelli Ferguson, VM. 4. Melissa Harty, LE. BANTAM: 1. Samantha MacDonald, VM. 2. Grace Freethy, C. 3. Janine Hicks, VM. 4. Jennifer Jennifer Kelly, VM. JUNIOR: 1. Kim Bates, VM. 2. Nanci Petrie, VM. 3. Jennifer Lyle, VM. 4. Sarah Black, W. HIGH JUMP, BOYS TYKE: 1. Richard Page, 2. Derek Topham, 3. Jamie Thompson, VM. 4. Brian MacDonald, W. ATOM: Aaron Stoker, W. 2. Jack Riar, VM. 3. Les McCrory, LE. 3. Rodney Tutak, LE (tied for third). BANTAM: 1. Jason Goswell, LE. 2. Robert Staples, W. 3. Mike Garrow, OS. 4. Brock MacArthur.' JUNIOR: 1. Ryan Stewart, LE. 2. Jason Mothersill, C. 3. Andrew Allaire, Allaire, VM. 4. Mark Edey, W. LONG JUMP, GIRLS TYKE: 1. Jan Pinsent, W. 2. Jasmine Wallace, W. 3. Katy Barrie, VM. 4. Sarah Fenton, Fenton, LE. ATOM: 1. Valerie Bowering, W. 2. Ashleigh Walsh, VM. 3. Cheryl Veiling, Veiling, W. 4. Kathleen Dewell, C. BANTAM: 1. Jessica Barrie, Barrie, VM. 2. Elizabeth Wunderlich, Wunderlich, C. 3. Amanda Dykstra, W. 4. Robin Dubeau, VM. JUNIOR: 1. Faye Logan, C. 2. Julie St. Amand, LE. 3. Kristel Kel- Nyhl Sheehan, right, (President of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary), and Dorothy Fair, second from left, (1st V.P. Ladies Auxiliary and Bingo Chairman) present Operating Room Supervisor Cathy Dilling, second from right, with a new laryngoscope, laryngoscope, while hospital chairman Anna Strike, left, looks on. The laryngoscope, (purchased with money raised through Legion bingo games) is a fibre optic medical instrument that is used to look deep down the throat, and costs approximately approximately $850. The Ladies Auxiliary also donated three brand new electric razors to the hospital. lett, C. 4. Kim Archer, VM. LONG JUMP: BOYS TYKE: 1. Richard Page, OS. 2. Derek Topham, LE. 3. Kevin Barclay, VM. 4. Rob Jeffers, W. ATOM: 1. Alan Rickard, VM. 2. Shaun Whalen, Whalen, W. 3. Jeff Winters, OS. 4. Darren Stevenson, OS. BANTAM: 1. Mark Deighan, LE. 2. Paul Nicholson, VM. 3. Jeff Murphy, LE. 4. Joel Black, VM. JUNIOR: 1. Jeff White, W. 2. Jeremy Allin, C. 3. Vince Thompson, W. 4. Andrew Allaire, VM. STAND JUMP: GIRLS TYKE: 1. Vanessa Harris, VM. 2. Sara Woods, C. 3. Sara Fenton, LE. 4. Angie Peck, OS. ATOM: Melanie Haslam, OS. 2. Kelli Ferguson, Ferguson, VM. 3. Melissa Harty LE. 4. Sara Ballantine, OS. BANTAM: 1. Karla Tut- koluk, OS. 2. Mandy Balsdon, W. 3. Robyn Dubeau, VM. 4. Amanda Knight. JUNIOR: 1. Stephanie Noble, OS. 2. Jackie Jackie Chow, VM. 3. Tracey Michaud, W. 4. Jennifer Moffatt, C. STAND JUMP: . BOYS TYKE: 1. Matthew Bourke, W. 2. Emile Saloman, LE. 3. Darryl Cook. 4. Kevin Barclay, VM. ATOM: 1. Jason Dubeau, VM. 2. Jeff Winter, OS. 3. Andrew Jenkins, Jenkins, VM. 4. Joshua Prout, OS. BANTAM: 1. Brent Evans, OS. 2. Ryan Robinson, Robinson, LE. 3. Scot Mackenzie, W. 4. Joel Black, VM. JUNIOR: 1." Josh Kent, OS. 2. Alex McDonald, OS. 3. Aaron Smith, W. 4. Robert Van oostenbrugge, W. TRIPLE JUMP BALL THROW: GIRLS TYKE: 1. Katy Deighan, LE. 2. Angie Peck, OS. 3. Jan Pinsent, W. 4. Pauline Moffatt, C. ATOM: 1. Sherrie Thompson, C. 2. Jackie Ellis, W. 3. Tara Garnier, VM. 4. Jessica Kingyens, OS. BANTAM: 1. Christa Big Canoe, W. 2. Karleen Welsh, 05. 3. Stacey Hamilton, OS. 4. Marcy Lyle, C. JUNIOR: 1. Sarah Couch, VM. 2. Crystal Crystal Whyte, W. 3. Andrea En- ders, W. 4. Darla Kichkole. TRIPLE JUMP BALL THROW: BOYS TYKE: 1. Greg McMurter, C. 2. Steven Brinkman, LE. 3. Chris Baumhauer, VM. 4. Robbie Lament, VM. ATOM: 1. Alan Rickard, VM. 2. Jeff Win ters, OS. 3. Brad Read, W. 4. Casey McDonald. OS. BANTAM: BANTAM: 1. Mark Deighan, LE: 2. Mike Garrow, OS. 3. Mark Read, W. 4. Scott McGregor, LE. JUNIOR: 1. Sean Brown, VM. 2. Jason Mothersill, C. 3. Ryan Stewart, LE. 4. Rob Alehin, VM. RELAY GIRLS TYKE: 1. Central, 2. Vincent Massey 3. Waverly 4. Lord Elgin. ATOM: 1. Central 2. Ontario Street. 3. Lord Elgin. 4. Vincent Vincent Massey. BANTAM: 1. Vincent Massey. 2. Central 3. Ontario Street 4. Lord Elgin. JUNIOR: 1. Central 2. Waverly 3. Vincent Massey 4. Lord Elgin. RELAY BOYS TYKE: 1. Central 2. Waverley 3. Lord Elgin 4. Vincent Massey. ATOM: 1. Ontario Street. 2. Vincent Massey. 3. Wavef- lcy. 4. Lord Elgin. BANTAM: BANTAM: 1. Lord Elgin 2. Vincent Vincent Massey. 3. Ontario' Street. 4. Waverly. JUNIOR: 1. Vincent Massey, 2. Lord Elgin 3. Waverley 4. Ontario Street. TUG OF WAR: 1. Central 2. Lord Elgin 3. Waverley 4. Ontario Street. HEY KIDS! Watch for D.B.I.A. Coloring Coloring Contest entry forms available at all participating D.B.I.A. merchants in Downtown Bowmanville beginning Friday, July 3rd. Contest closes Monday, July 13th at 4:00 p.m. PRIZES: 1st Prize - $30.00, 2nd Prize - $20.00, 3rd Prize - $10.00 in B.I.A. Bucks - for all categories.