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"February's temperature® may suddenly drop, states the ministry report, but don't put your trust in the ice cover without first testing its strength before you travel over it. ; "Carefully check the depth: of the ice as you progress over it. alternate mild and cold spells of weather don't make for strong ice. If the ice is not thick enough to support you STAY OFF", The following table applies to clear, blue ice only. Less than 2' - STAY OFF; 2" - one person on foot; tear, snowmobile); 8" - 2'a-ton truck gross: 10" - 3'a-ton truck gross; 12" - 8-ton truck gross; 15" - 10-ton truck gross: 20" - 25-ton truck gross; 25" - 45-ton truck gross; 30" - 70-ton truck gross; 36" - 110-ton truck gross; If the ice is soft aud slushy; double the required thickness. Ice under a deep blanket of: snow is a poor foundation if the snow fell prior to a period of low temperatures. snow acts as insulation and keeps out the freezing cold necessary to form a deep ice cover. As you make your way over this surface, punch holes, not only through the snow, but right into the ice to see if it is thick enough for your safety. Check with the local residents for the danger spots. Take their advice. If in doubt, stay off the ice. The Broomball league playoffs start this Sunday UTICA AUTO BODY 3 SMITS CYCLE & SPORTS 0 Being the last game in the league play a win or a loss would make no difference in the standings as Smits has first place clinched and Utica second. There were no goals in the first period but Utica started it off at 6:20 of the second on a goal by Brian Reader from Frank Fielding and Mike Mitchell. Then again at 12:55 by Frank Fielding from Ron Redman. The final goal was scored by Frank Fielding from Ron Redman and Mike Mitchell. Dennis Symes picked up the shut out for Utica. BRIAN'S SUPERTEST 3 DUFF"S TOWING 2 For Brian's the win by one goal might as well have been a loss because they had to win by a four goal margin to: make the playoffs ahead of' Duffs. They played a good game to end the season. Brian's went out in front at 12:15 of the first period when Ken Fraizier popped it in from Ken Nott and John Cooper. But Duff's came back with two quick goals in the early minutes of the second period. One at 1:05 by Ken Vipond from Bill Ruhle, then the other at 3:35 by Wayne Church from Ken Down. Brian's came from behind with a goal by John Cooper from Paul Christie at 5:40, then the winner at 14:00 by Ken Fraizier from John Cooper. COULTER'S 1 CAWKER'S BUTCHER'S 0 Even though it was a little late to start things going Coulters picked up their first win of the season in the last game of the season. Cawkers were very sloppy throughout the game and Coulter's only accident by 50%! In 1973, 2000 people were killed and nearly 100,000 injured in car accidents here in Ontario! Tragic? Sure. But even more tragic when you consider that many of these people could have been saved by one simple action. Buckling a seat belt. Scientific evidence proves that seat belts reduce the chance of death or injury in a car Seat belts mean greater safety. This is what Ontario is doing to make sure people know it ~ and wear them! So your Ontario Government is spon- soring an intensive educational program to persuade drivers and passengers--and children, too--to wear a seat belt even on short drives. The symbol of this program is the sign shown. It's a reminder to "Buckle up for You'll be seeing it often along Ontario streets and highways. It's part of a plan to help protect you, your family, and everyone in the province--to help Ontario residents live better, longer. And to make doubly-sure of it, the govern- ment has prepared interesting, informative . booklets, a film, and a special school pro- ~ gram on the importance of wearing a seat belt. For more information on 'seat belt safety, ' safety. write: Public and Safety-Information Branch, Ministry of Transportation and Communications, 1201 Wilson Avenue, Downsview, Ontario. M3M_1J8. Ministry of Transportation and Communications John Rhodes, Minister Pr of Ontario William Davis, Premier took advantage once, once was enough. The goal came at the 18:50 mark of the first period when Robert Stevens set up Brian Parish on a break away who rifled it passed the Cawkers goalie, Keith Fraizier got the but shut out tor Coulters. Next week playoffs stari@ First game at 3:00 between Utica Auto Body and Cawker's Butcher's. Then the second game at 4:00 between Smit's Cycle & Sports and Duff's Towing. * BOWLING NEWS * THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING March 6, 1975 High Single: Jack Healey 310 High Triple: Don Wallace 749 HS.W.H.: ..Wayne McCully 319 H.T.W.H.: Wayne McCully 803 Triples 625 & Over: - Don Wallace 749, Wayne McCully 746, Jack Owens 737, Jim Hadley 733, Bill Owen 732, Jack Healey 691, John King 669, Jim Redman 661, Keith Ashton 643, Hans Buscher 637, Ross Weir 636, Bill Jansen 630, Sonny Moore 626, Mike Vanderby 626. Standings: Zering Pontiac.............. 55 Ballard Lumber Legion Branch 419........ 39 Dowsons Red & White ..36 Stones Real Pata pr. 36 Ideal Dairy........ a Port Perry Star Emmersons Insurance..26 Tudor Developments.....25 Port Perry I.G.A. ......... Lake Scugog Lumber ...20 BASS. cov vimmimniencsiriees 18 LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Triples - 600 and Over: B. Oke 782, F. Venning 604 Singles - 200 and Over: B. Oke 318, 267, L. Charles 212, 200, F'. Venning 211, 207, J. Anstey 267, G. Ballard 250, J. VanSchagen 248, J. Walker 221, J. Lehmann 217, A. Meester 216, K. Cole 204. Standings: All Stars...........cveeeees Fireflies .......oninitiiiss Coasters;.........cceeesrevnennis Whirlwinds ; Raiders............. i eis ~~ "PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED BOWLING High Single - Girls: ~ Leeann Kerr 165 High Triple - Girls: Leeann Kerr 420 High Single - Boys: Greg Fedyk 222 ~--High-Triple - Boys: Greg Fedyk 611 © Standings: . The Scooby Doos.......... 91 ~ Pinkillers ..................... 78 Weehles......cooopnviiiiiinsid 77 Big -Macs........cccuuvee..... 61 24 - SUNDAY NIGHT -« MIXED BOWLING High Single Flat: Percy Bishop 278 H.S.W.H.: Percy Bishop 317 High Triple Flat: Percy Bishop 671 H.T.W.H.: Percy Bishop 788 WOMEN High Single Flat: Lucy Cook d48 H.S\W.H.: Pearl Day 265 High Triple Flat: Pearl Day 614 H.T.W.H.: Pearl Day 686 Standings: Hillbillies...................... 24 Wild Cats ............. rd 23 Alley Cats .......cccueeene 17 Wahoo's......coceveeerieene ...16 Wackett's Wonders ....... 15 ACES ..covviiieiiieiiee n 10 "TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING High Average: Doris Dargavel 178 High Triple Flat: -Gale Ballard 622 H.T.W.H.: . Phylis Major 738 High Single Flat: Phylis Major 237 H.S.W.H.: Phylis Major 287 Over 200: Phylis Major 237, Gale Ballard 220, 211, Carol Cockerton "216, Olly Archer 212, Janey Dubrowski 209, Marj 'Giroux 206, Doris dargavel 202. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING 'High Single: Merle St. John 253 Over 600 Triple: 'Merle St. John: 622, Joy Ballard 607, Pat Armstrong 606. - Over: 200: } Merle St. John 253, 206, Joy ~ Ballard 249, 222, Sue Fowler 240, 204, Dorothy: Lee 234, Dolores Keeler 235, Pat Armstrong 233, 204, Dorothy Gibson 230, Bernice Tenny-' son 229, 'Diane Davies 221, Gail Williamson 220, Gerri . Langille 217, Millie Ives 209: -Standings: CHALICE... congo inirinris 19 Orioles 94 ELLA STREET -- SOFFIT Superior Aluminum SIDING - WINDOWS - FASCIA TROUGH -- REYNOLDS DEALER -- 25 Year Written Guarantee CALL 985-3743 PORT PERRY, ONT. DOORS