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< 12 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, Jimp 1.1983 Section Two Youth Bowling Holds Annual Awards Banquet at Bowmanville Legion The Bowmanville Youth Bowling banquet was bantam team is shown above with their awards held at the Legion Hall Friday night where the front row from left: David Lugtenburg and Joanna young members dined on fried chicken before Hall. Rear from left: Kevin Brommel, Christine collecting their trophies and badges. The top Walkey and Tammy Wraight. Among the award winners at the Youth Bowling Nancy Vanderbelt. Rear from left: Tammy banquet Friday night at the Legion Hall was the Kirkton, John Jeffery and donator of the trophies, junior champ team shown above front row from Jim Murphy, left: Michelle Puddister, Mike Lugtenburg and Win Tyke Championship in Bowmanville Youth Bowling Program The Town of Newcastle's Youth Bowling Thursday, May 26, at the Liberty Bowl, in organization completed a successful season last Bowmanville. Shown above is the winning tyke week when awards were presented to the year's team. From left are: Scott Waters, Tisha Harrison, outstanding bowlers. The end-of-season party for Blair Walkey and Jason Wraight. the six and seven-year-old tyke bowlers took place Philadelphia Area Scouts Spend Weekend Here Two busloads of Scouts and their leaders visited friends who previously had visited their district, this area from Friday to Monday morning recently, Here, they are about to board buses for the trip spending part of the time camping at the home. Happily, the weather was ideal while they Ganaraska Forest Centre and the balance of their were camping, but deteriorated later, stay in Bowmanville billetted with local scouts The top senior team members winning awards at the Youth Bowling banquet Friday night are shown above from left: Sandra Grant and Scott Murray. Absent from photo were Rob Terry and Shawn Woolly. The bowler of the month award given at the annual Youth Bowling banquet Friday evening went to 13-year-old Marie Moignard. From Bowmanville she progressed to competition in Oshawa recently where she won the zone award. She has earned the honor of bowling in the provincial championships to be held in Toronto in August. Newly Elected Executive of Assn, for Bright Children Plans Series of Programs lim anb listant last 50 Years Ago. Thursday, June 22nd, 1933. Mr. John Jury, McMaster University, Hamilton, is holidaying at home, with the J. H. H. Jury's. Miss Annie Bell Buttery and Miss Bessie Mildred Clark, 1933 graduates of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Hospital Training School for Nurses, received their diplomas and awards on Friday, in Trinity United Church. The young people of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church honoured Miss Margaret Moffat on Monday night, prior to her leaving for Scotland. DIM AND DISTANT, 25 Years Ago, June 5th, 1958. There are 22 entries in already for the Centennial Queen Contest to be held this Saturday in the Town Hall, the chairman, Wally Larmer, announced today. The entrants entrants to date, include Merridy Mutton, Lynda Morrison, Gloria Moon, Karen Thompson, Margaret Goheen, Rita Goulah, Sheila Brown, Pat Pingle, Nancy Samis, Marlene Gimblett, Linda Brooking, Marilyn Moore, Ileane Rahme, Beverley Bradley, Mary Lou Marr, Monica Schlingensiepon, Rena Dilling, Joan Mutton, Marg Vanstone, Jane Mitchell, Mitchell, Julie Allin and Leslie Lander. Mr. Irving Taube of Bowmanville Bowmanville Surplus Store has generously consented to donate an award each week, to the Harvester player who is adjudged the star of the week. One of the big attractions for Old Home Week in Bowmanville, Bowmanville, will be the appearance of the famous House of David Baseball Team, on Monday, June 30. Remember when outfits were worn by Joan Davey, Beverly Wraight, Ruth Pascoe and Nancy Stephenson in the recent BHS "Fashion Review". John Wintermeyer, the new leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, will be the guest speaker at the nomination convention to be held June 18th at Newcastle Community Hall. DIM AND DISTANT, 10 Years Ago, Thursday, May 30th, 1973. Church Street in Newcastle is presently being excavated as part of the town's $919,000 sewer project. According to Everett Jenkins, Newcastle's P.U.C. manager, the entire project should be in operation by January 1974. In the nine hole competition at Bowmanville Country Club recently, Val Miller won low gross, Pat Marjerrison, second low gross, Betty Lobb won low net, and Kay Stephen second low net, Judy Trewin and Ruth Barclay tied for first in the 18 hole competition. Mrs, Howard Jeffery, Mrs. Carl Devitt, Mrs. Greta Brown and Mrs, Robert Hagerman flew to Sault Ste. Marie recently recently to attend the provincial conference of the Band P Women's Club. The long awaited government government announcement of regional government plans for this area was made this week. Thus Bowmanville, Newcastle, Newcastle, Darlington and Clarke, will now be known as the Town of Newcastle. The newly elected executive of the Northumberland and Newcastle Chapter of the Association for Bright Children Children (ABC) met Tuesday, May' 17 to begin planning for 1983- 84. The ABC is a provincial non-profit organization comprised comprised of members who are interested in the welfare of bright children. The objective is to help these children learn as much as they can and offer them the opportunity to realize their potential. The local chapter is plan ning to provide a series of children's programs throughout throughout the coming year. The only requirement for a child to participate in these programs is that one adult in the child's family be sufficiently interested interested in the welfare of bright children to join. Annual membership is $17.50. The organization publishes a quarterly newsletter which is distributed to members to keep them informed about current activities and deci sions being made by our educators educators that affect the learning of bright children. The group will hold regular meetings open to all parents, teachers and interested adults, to 1 be held at the Thomas Gillbard Public School, 323 George St., Cobourg, on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:15 p.m. This location is chosen as a convenient central location in the Northumberland and Newcastle School District. West Durham Beavers Enjoy Outing at Enniskillen The weather was perfect on Saturday for a West Durham Beaveree at C.L.O.C.A. Conservation area at Enniskillen and close to 200 Beavers attended the event. Many contests were held, this one a bit messy as blindfolded Beavers tried to feed colleagues across the table by following verbal directions from the recipients. Second photo shows one colony ready to eat their lunch. The Beavers and leaders were most appreciative of the help given them by local business establishments such as Beaver Lumber, the A & P, Stedmans and the Cystic Fibrosis organization, plus other stores. tee'"' :