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oy . - ee » o" ~ FA = LE "a a 2 SRE RA a oe AT EAS os NE siete -. wt Fr -~ A ed dle ra Ee - a al 'V - oe oN age PREP Nh RETIN ga Ty FERRE Wp b. oh Sid Ne A i 1 2? e N AR 7 3 fh : v a a A LET A lv. I ' oe » Lr he i RFR Ara CI: ov, ror WEIN SRA 3 GN 2 sat - Ee S -re ere SOREN 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR ---Wednesday, April 30, 1980 P.P. Tennis Club plans '80 season by Danny Millar According to Executive member Dave Nicholishen, the Port Perry Tennis Club almost definitely will not be raising its cost per partici- pants for the coming season. He said that he forsees no changes in this direction for the coming summer, but this and other issues will be decided at the annual meet- ing on Monday, May 12. The meeting, which is open to the public, starts at 8:00 at the Old Town Hall. Accord- ing to Nicholishen, who has served as club president in the past, anyone interested in joining the club, or in helping in any way, can go to the meeting and inquire then. J "We'ed like to see more people involved in the day to day workings of the club," says Nicholishen. "We're looking for volunteers, we're looking for committees." Examples he gave of the various committees include tournament organizers and social night heads. The club execs will be meeting before the annual public meeting to decide some of the forthcoming issues. During a brief discussion Nicholishen emphasized the need for more volunteers so that the work load is spread "more evenly throughout the club, a familiar refrain heard from minor sports executives in Port Perry. He used an example that the wind screens around the courts were put up by volun- teers over the weekend. "It takes people" he said. in fact, it took eight of them to finish off that particular chore. ONTARIO'S FISH TESTING PROGRAM Ontario is famous for its fishing. The Ontario government constantly checks this valuable resource through its continuing research and testing program of fish. Testing has now been done in 882 lakes and rivers. "GUIDE TO EATING ONTARIO SPORT FISH" The results are published in the three booklets "Guide to Eating Ontario Sport Fish" (Northern Ontario, Southern Ontario and Great Lakes editions). NOW AVAILABLE FOR 1980 You can get your free copies from your nearest office of THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN AFFAIRS Copies are also available in vacation area Brewers' Retail Stores and LCBO Stores during June. Ministry of the Ministry of Environment Natural Resources Hon. Harry C. Parrott, DDS, Minister Hon.James A.C. Auld, Minister Ontario hester AT THE CORNER HWY. 12 & HWY. 7A The Port Perry Legion Dart League concluded over the weekend with the presentation of trophies to the winning team members. From left: Maurice 9 Jeffrey, Al Wackett, Ed Mulholland, and Jack Lee. In front is Gwen Mulholland, dart league chairperson. | Strike d Spares ri San par . TUESDAY NIGHTMENS Hoare - 223; Roy Dixon - 229; TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED WEEK TWO - PLAYOFFS Dave Vivian - 303, 236; Steve =~ Team Standings: Un- Championship: High Robinson - 234; Tim Ash- knowns - 49; Head Pins - 42; Rollers - 6605; Team Five - bridge - 261, 272, 219; Roland Corner Pins - 381%; Sharpies - 6594; Ab's Delight - 6405. Robinson - 256; Ross Arm- 30; Tigers - 28%; Lions - 22. 'Consolation: Three's Com- strong - 231; Larry Doble - Mens pany - 6445; Slow Start - 6020; 254. ; High Single: Pete Craw- % Rye & Coke - 5802. Triples over 600: Ken ford - 365. Games 210 & over: Ken Horner-735; Kevin Haugen - H.S.W.H.: P. Crawford - Horner - 263, 299; Rick 625; John King - 751; Dave 365. Deshane - 249; Kevin Haugen Vivian - 684; Tim Ashbridge - High Triple: P. Crawford - -250; Jack Healey - 211; Milt 752; Roland Robinson - 622; 792. Butson - 224; John King - 272, Larry Doble - 603. H.T.W.H.: P. Crawford - 258, 221; Bill Owen - 213; 792. % Dave Tingle - 215; Bruce LADIES WEDNESDAY Singles 200 & over: P. NIGHT BOWLING Crawford - 365, 246; J. Rider Team Standings: Flies-49, - 318, 290; D. Martyn - 296, HARDSAND Crickets 43, Bees-43, Ants-40, 223, 207; R. Wright - 27; K Spiders-33, Beetles-23. cholien - , ; . FENCE & PATIO J Single: B. Oke-249. McCrum - 26, 214; F. Nor- rd CENTRE H.S.W.H.: N. Leahy-279. man - 211; B. Turner - 202; ET , High Triple: B. Oke-669. M. Carter - 201. ® XL H.T.W.H.: N. Leahy-714. Ladies 7 Singles 210 and over: B. High Single: Joy Webb - SALTED Oke-249, 219; F. Venning- 270. '| * Commercial & Residential 235; Lynn Cook-235; N. H.S.W.H.: Joy Webb - 301. * Farm Gates & Fence Leahy-230; R. Roach-229; M. High Triple: Joy Webb - * T-Bar 125-1721 Hooey-225; L. Brown-224; M. 610. + SarbWire 4 (oN a Cook-220;S. Grabouski-218; ~~ H.T.W.H.: J. Webb-703. seflations& Repals | Mm White-219; V. Rider-216, Singles 200 & over: J. Taunton E. % Mile E. of Ritson Rd. 214. Webb - 270; V. Rider - 235; D. Triples 600 and over: B. Casey-231; N. Bryans - 228; Oke-669, F. Venning-631, V. T. Vanderby - 204; M. Efford | i . - 202. Herder-Brown | Rider®® - Construction Ltd. . EXCAVATING COTTAGE RAISING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES GENERAL REPAIRS PRE-FAB FIREPLACES Karl Herder Les Brown (705) 357-2228 Opening this Tl & BUS.: (416) 985-3885 ale I Sale \ 416) 985-7771 Rentals - Parts - Service - Used Trailers - Interior Showroom * GLENDETTE * SHAMROCK * UNIK * TRAVELUX * huwmsday ot ELETILERS MORITA END CF FRIDAY | MAA TRA WA ARN bins mF ONAW dd OPEN THUR. FRI, SAT SUN, [© AM = 7] pm NohaQUON GARDENS MAIN STORE ON HWY 12 ~ OPENING MID MAY MALL Wn AA re a AT a