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has Sah {50 Pd ae Pha i Era endl -- BOWLING -- ham 232, B. Joy 231, K. McBride 290, 209, W. Lynde 219. J. Grove 208, 204. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Standings: The Poodles ................. Doesn't Matter 5 Easy Pieces Happy Rollers.......... a The Slaves...........oein Untouchables................ 21 High Singles: Men - Jim Rider 335, Ladies - Viv Rider 314 H.S.W.H.: Men Jim Rider 335, Ladies - Debbie Casey 325 High Triple: Men Jim Rider 829, Ladies - Viv Rider 775 H.T.W.H.: Men - Jim Rider 829, Ladies - Debbie Casey 836 Games Over 200: Men - Jim Rider 223, 270, Pete Crawford 212, 216, 244, Terry Harwood-Jones, 227, Darry Elliott 226, Ches Efford 210, Jim Martin 200. Women - Monica Efford 226, Janet Rankin 226, Viv Rider 208, 221, Eleanor Zenglein 215, Vinnie Carberry 205, Anne Martyn 200, 201. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Standings: Bermuda ..................... 36 Treniway Tours Specialists in Motorcoach Travel for 13 years! offers for... 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Prize: Doris Dargavel Winner for Low Single Prize Amy VanSchagen THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Championship: Emmerson Ins. ....... 10217 Lake Scugog Lbr....10187 Norm Tripp Gen....... 10180 Port Perry Stars....... 9809 Port Perry 1.G.A......9786 Tudor Devlopments..9612 Consolation: Centennial Lanes....10263 Stones Real Estate..10205 Ballard Lumber....10033 Dowson Red & Whte.10031 Legion Branch 419...9805 Philp Pontiac....... 9796 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Standings: Rusty Nails .... Stingers .........cccceeuveenn. Harvey Wallbangers ....37 Brown Cows.................. 35 High Single: Women - May Raby 250, Men - Pat Murphy 298 H.S.W.H.: Women - May Raby 266, Men - Gord Ireland 307 High Triple: Women - Beth Oke 692, Men - Jim Rider 694 H.T.W.H.: Women - Beth Oke 692, Men - Gord Ireland 703. % Apollo |, an outstanding Qua still the only Register of Merit Ontario. dispositon to his foals. Canada, standing for all breeds. Apollo | was chosen stallion of the year as a 3 year old and is Apollo | passes his excellent conformation, speed and gentle His first foal to race won 5 of 8 races. Others are winning in western classes and in the show ring. Breeders have been pleased with Apollo I. I'm sure you will be \ Apollo 1 rter Horse sire is now here in son of the immortal Jet Deck in Many thanks to the breeders who brought their fine mares to Apollo | in 1977. We look forward to next Spring as eagerly as they. Fee 1978: Quarter Horses $300.00 Appaloosa, Paint, Pinto, Hunter & Thoroughbred $200. Contact: Herb Goldie, 162 Banff Rd., Toronto, Ontario. 1 (416) 483-1825 1 (416) 489-9843 Angelo Cornacchia, Little Britain, Ontario 1 (705) 786-2644 Fru hy ---- a S SRTER FRR y4 ' [> I a yp RTE ded by Mrs. Jean Jeffery The Bethesda-Reach W.I. will meet at the home of Mrs. Ted Croxall April 26. Members please be present at 7:30 sharp for a business meeting. All visitors will be welcome at 8:15 when the Provincial Dairy Princess will be present to talk to us. * Convenors of the Standing Committees please have your annual reports com- pleted. Motto - Resolve to be tender with the Young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, tolerant with the weak and the wrong. Some- time in life you will have been all of these. Reply by Mrs. Pogue. Hostesses - Mrs. O. Breth- our, Mrs. W. Warne. At Greenbank Hall, Fri- day, April 8th the Bethesda- Reach W.I. held a pot luck supper for members and their husbands and guests. We all enjoyed a delicious dinner, after which we played euchre. The winners were Mrs. B. Brethour, Mr. Lloyd Pogue, Robert Lay- zell, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs. Layzell, Dr. Davies, Mrs. C. Ashenhurst. We are sorry to know that Mrs. Russell Rodd is still in the hospital. We do hope she has a speedy recovery. Rev. Cliff and Mrs. Pen- dlebury were supper guests on Sat. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter, Jeffery and Christopher. Ricky Benns was a week- end visitor with his grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Card. Mr. Les Card was a supper guest there on Sun- day evening. We are so sorry Allen's mother is still hospitalized. The Beavers, Cubs and Scouts entertained their fathers at a Father and Son Banquet on Sat. evening at Port Perry Scout Hall. Our boys belong to 1st Scugog troop. The Couples Club would like to thank .the Baptist Couples who entertained them so beautifully on Sat. evening at the Baptist Church in Uxbridge. All enjoyed a beautiful evening of fellowship. The Utica-Epsom U.C.W. are planning a Pot Luck Supper May 5th at Epsom at 6 pm. There will be a programme. Mr. Peter Rollond will give an illust- rated talk about his home- land, Australia. More de- tails later, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Irwin and boys were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor were supper guests on Sun. with daughter Ruth in Lind- Snowmobilers Continued of a few of the things they have 'planned. Another dance on June 17, a week- end of camping in July to reminiscence winter "escapades (and to see who may be the best fisherman or lady) and a picnic some- time in July. Our main interest may lie in snowmobiling but the friendships made during the winter months are kept alive with these few summer events when we can rehash old adventures and plan new ones. We'll certainly keep you informed as these events take place, but until then, have a safe and happy summer. say. Mr. Taylor's sister, Ruth, of Cannington accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Wm? Stear- man of Port Perry were visiting Mr. and "Mrs. Walter Kerry on Monday. Mr. and Mrs: Allen Clow were please to entertain Joan's mother Mrs. Outh- waite of Kingston for the weekend. There will be a Scugog Cluster Music Night at P.P.H.S. at 7:30 Wed. 19. Epsom School will be parti- cipating. On Sun. April 30 at 11:30 a.m. there will be a parade of 1st Scugog Troop Beavers Cubs and Scouts at Epsom Church. On Friday evening sever- al neighbours visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bailey in Port Perry and presented them with a gift from friends and neighbours of the Epsom Community. We do wish them a long and happy married life. Julie, Robert and James Ashton stayed overnight with Grandma Asling. I guess she needed company as Grandpa Donald was attending the Barbershop- pers Spring convention in Hamilton on Sat. with three other members of the ex- ecutive of the Mill Stream Men of Uxbridge group. - Mr. Nelson Ashton, Ash- burn, visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashton one evening last week. We are pleased to let the many area friends of Mr. Delbert Catherwood know that he was able to fly home from Florida where he has been hospitalized for some time. Son Kenneth met his PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 19,1978 -- News and views from Epsom father and mother at Toronto Airport on Friday. Roger Lefebvre had a birthday last week. ' His sister Janine of Oshawa paid a surprise visit home for the birthday supper and brought a lovely birthday cake. Congratulations Roger. - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Evans were dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and family on Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil- son returned home on Wed. from spending the winter at their home in Florida. On Sun. they attended special service at the church where their son is the minister in Oshawa. They had dinner after service with Rev. Floyd and Mrs. Wilson. Two of our young ladies Di y guests - are to be congratulated They won honourable men- tion at P.P.H.S. Science ~Faw-for a project they had completed in Hydroponic. Last week they took their display to Dunbarton High School for Durham Region Science Fair. There were about 150 exhibits demon- strated there. The girls were guests at the banquet on Friday evening in honour of the winners. Congratula- tions to Anne Tapscott and Jennifer Simmonds. You make us very proud of our rising generation. I hope everyone enjoys the History and Pictures of Past days in Port Perry. 1 don't remember much about the town before I started High School there in 1923. Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process Port Perry Avuto-Truck RUSTPROOFING HWY. 12 & 7A - PORT PERRY, ONT. 985-8631 e OPENING o New Golf Driving Range (Open this Saturday - weather permitting) ® afd R.R. 1, MANILLA > GROUP LESSONS For Advanced.-Golfers & Beginners Manilla Sunderland Saintfield 10 Mi. No. 12 Hwy. Port Perry | No. 7 Hwy. cus or-- LESSONS COMMENCE MAY Ist o REGISTER NOW o Little Britain by C.P.G.A. Professional BILL HUESTIS Call 1-705-357-3474 1g v ORE ay RC