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nh a Vel oN 40. HA SAYRE DREARY FRA RAHA SUI ARE BEE Hae TVA B 4 adait ROCA SACRE ERS 4% Le SONS AE SOLS Fa Sn a ON ET MO 3 4 FARRER PRAVARE § AREER WFR Ty NS ERS NI EAE FERX FF REFARE IR ARN SR RAHA RAED AY a ; ' 2 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 31, 1¥82 The Atom championship was won by the U.A.W. squad by a 3-1 score over Forder. Front from left: Marvin Hughes, Mike Skerratt, Brent McMillan, Paul Turner, Ronnie Davis. Second row from left: Jay Sparling, Rob Sparling, Ryan Parliament, Peter Brock, Kenny Ross. At back are coaches Brad Hurst and Charlie Brown. Pins and Strikes SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES Team Standings: Maple - 35; Ash - 34; Spruce - 31; Fla - 22; Birch - 24; Pine - 22. HIGH SCORES: MEN High Single - Flat: Andy - Baca - 291. High Single with Handicap Andy Baca - 311; Al York -- 311. High Triple - Flat: Glen Howsam - 716. High Triple with Handicap Al York - 717. WOMEN High Single Flat: Vivian Rider - 309. High Single with Handicap Vivian Rider - 309. High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider - 684. High Triple with Handicap Rae Waskin - 713. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Pin Pickers - 34; Catalysts - 34; Ab's Ex's - 29; Ross's Strong Arms - 27; Realistics - 24; Machine - 21. Games 215 and over: John Ganaraska River is place to watch the fish perform Excellent opportunities exist for the public to observe "fish aerobatics' as large, migratory rainbow trout move upstream through the Town of Port Hope, on their way to head- water spawning areas. Many thousands of trout negotiate the Ganaraska River rapids in Port Hope. The Ganaraska fish ladder, operated by the Ministry of Natural Resources of Port Hope, allows trout to bypass the Corbett Dam and reach the spawning areas in the upper river. The rainbow trout run usually reaches a peak on the Easter weekend. Fishing season on the Ganaraska River does not open until the last Saturday in April, to protect spawning trout. However, the harbour at Port Hope south of the CNR bridge is open all year for rainbow and brown trout fishing. Another special attraction this year in Port Hope is the second annual Ganaraska River Race (known locally as the "Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny"), to be held on April 3rd. This race, scheduled to precde the main fish run, should offer lots of fun for participants and spectators alike. For further information on the race, contact the Port Hope Chamber of Commerce at (416) 885-5519. WINTER WOOD Are you getting your money's worth when you buy fuelwood? If you are not familiar with the various ways fuelwood is sold you may be spending more than you think. Fuelwood may be de- scribed and-or purchased in various lots or sizes, in- cluding a full or bush cord, fractions of a cord, a "face" cord (not a legal description) tantra ® Thermo controlled air hal * Cobar msamg equ ¢ Feral opens + oii shane een dat' * Fedor. tnd snl bans # Fuel Gher weptaemens « egored © hile shop sobemcnd andior dest check a truckload or even by weight. What sellers call a "face . cord" may be8' x4' x 16" or 8' x4' x12", a difference of 10 cubic feet that you could be paying for. Try to buy your wood in fractions of a full cord such as a half cord, or a third cord, etc. Find out how long the wood has been cured. Only well dried wood should be burned to reduce creosote build-up in the chimney and provide max- imum burning efficiency. If you buy mixed hard- wood ask about the species content. Heavy hardwood such as maple, oak, beech, white ash and hickory pro- vide the best heating value for 'your dollar. Basswood and poplar are much less desirable because of their lower heating value. A given volume of basswood contains only about 60 per cent of the dry weight present in the same volume of hard maple. Many fuelwood users are buying their wood in 16' lengths, at a flat rate price, and doing the cutting and splitting themselves. This is usually a good way to buy and does provide some good exercise for the buyer. The things to remember are the volume of wood is approx- imate only; there may be hollow rotted logs in the pile, the wood is usually un- seasoned, so cutting and splitting should be done several months in advance of the cold weather seasons. INTERESTED IN THIS SPACE FOR YOUR BUSINESS? Call the Star for Information: PHONE 985-7383 THINKING OUTSIDE HOME IMPROVEMENTS es home have siding installed To protect and beautify your before spring Towers Fulford - 245; John Crisicone - 222; Rick Rahm - 227; Tim Ashbridge 216; John Grives - 237; Jack Healey - 233; Glen Howson - 229,293; Bill Owen - 256,231; Roy Werry - 275; Pat Mason - 238,226; Bruce Norton - 215; Bryce Stauffer - 217,221; Ken Stauffer - 235,218; Hal McCullough - 268; Tom Lockett - 255; Larry Doble - 231; Kevin Haugen - 242,218; Bill Ruesink - 257. High Single: Glen Howsam - 293. High Single with Handicap Roy Werry - 310. Triples over 600: Glen Howsam - 720; Pat Mason - 652; Ken Stauffer; Rick Rahm - 635; Jack Healey - 637; Roy Werry - 611; Bill Owen - 654; Hal McCullough - 636; Kevin Haugen - 630; Bill Ruesink; Bruce Stauffer - 610; Tom Lockett - 601. High Triple: Glen Howsam - 720. High Triple with Handicap Glen Howsam - 720. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES PLAYOFFS Angels - 6134; Pirates - 6059; Astros - 5986; White Soxs - 6098; Expos - 5934; Yankees - 5932. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Maples - 29; Elms - 28; Oaks - 24; Birches - 19; Pines - 18; Cedars - 8. Singles over 200: Dianne Andrews - 387; Karen Cole - 232; Georgina Sutcliffe - 223; Hazel Gray - 223; Pat Lover- ing - 218,200; Marg Lee - 218,214; Merle St John - 214; Carol Doyle - 217,211; Gladys McCall - 208; Kathy Chumbly - 207; Heather and Tears - 24; WILLY & SONS SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS Weinhold - 207; Elsie Pogue - 204; Janice Lovering -_216. High Single: Dianne Andrews - 387. Triples over 600: Dianne Andrews - 735; Carol Doyle - 617; Pat Lovering - 602. High Triple: Dianne Andrews - 735. MONDAY 9:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Beatles - 30; Drifters. - 27; Temp- tations - 27; Blood, Sweat Rolling Stones - 23; Supremes - 16. Singles over 200: Corrine Watts - 219,225; Colleen Kozak - 213; Vivian Rider - 212,219; Betty Collins - 210, 245; Isabel Bartley - 229,201; Ilean Pugh - 217; Michele Williams - 206; Gail Kowal- czyk - 202; Thelma McCreight - 247. Triples over 600: Corrine Watts - 612; Vivian Rider - 620; Betty Collins - 634; Isabel Bartley - 602. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Edsels - 43; Cadillacs - 33; Buick - 32; Hornets - 23; Jaguar - 22; Chevettes - 15. Singles over 200: Kacey Harper - 215,221; Terry Louvelle - 208,240; Debbie Vann - 250; Lynn Loughlin - 203; Kay McBride - 203; Audrey Buma. - 231; Wilma Lynde - 217; Connie Town- send - 243; Karen Payne - 201; Doris Dargavel - 254 Anne Zaparanuik - 224; Marj Giroux - 213; Syl McBride - 205. Triples over 600: Kacey Harper - 603; Doris Dargavel - 625. Draw Winner: Audrey Buma. 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