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The winners of the 50+ cycle race - first place D. Joeph (left), second place G. Albert (middle) and the third place Joseph Fernando (right). The event was organized by the Wennappuwa residents and the police, led by the minister of fisheries Fest...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Some of the several hundred bicycles abandoned at the Post and Telecommunication Stores due to the lack of spare parts.
Daily Mirror
The B.S.A Safety Shopping Model which was introduced at the Earls Court Show, proved an unbounded success that it was made available fitted with the B.S.A Winged Wheel Motor Unit, thus offering the housewife a power driven shopping machine, which ...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The festival at Thissamaharama municipal council ground was held by the participation of the Hambantota regional minister P.M.B Siril and his wife. There among the invited guests was the Guruge Gems Cooperative's chairman, Guruge Jinadasa.
The Times of Ceylon Press
These village girls are celebrating President J.R Jayewardene's victory with a bicycle race and are ready to start the campaign for his Referendum.
The Times of Ceylon Press
Picture by Thomas De Silva, 1st Prize winner of Readers' snap series 32 from Weuda titled "Family Transport"
The Times of Ceylon Press
31st Peace Cycle Race Berlin - Prague - Warsaw
The 31st Peace Cycle Race ended with Soviet victories in the individual and team classifications in Warsaw. 23 year old Alexander Averin (c.) won the 1978 Peace Cycle Race. his team mate Yuri Sakharov (l.) was second and Mircea Romascanu (r.) from...
The Times of Ceylon Press
The finish of one of the most exciting and grueling cycle races ever organized in Ceylon by the 'Lankadipa, to mark the Sinhala New Year. The picture, taken by a staff cameraman Mahinda Kodagoda, perched 20 feet above the finishing line, shows Mau...
The Times of Ceylon Press
Some of the owners of the stolen bicycles searching hope filling away.
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.
Deepa Charika Women's Pricegiving
Former first lady Hema Premadasa, 'Vanitha Viththi' author Chandra Ranasinghe and Guruge Manike walking towards the stage for the prize giving for Deepa Charika women's winners.
The Times of Ceylon Press