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4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 16, 1990 Council challenges Brock, Uxbridge in Bowl for Millions The Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association of North Durham held a kick-off reception for their Bowl For Millions fund- raiser recently. But organizers soon found out that a refresher course in bowling terminology was des- perately needed. Local Mayor Howard Hall and Brock Mayor Don Hadden seemed to be taking the term "strike" out of context when dis- cussing whose municipality was going to win the total pin Neither Mayor had the upper hand in this battle. At the last Bowl For Millions event, held two years ago, Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor and her Sestumates took home the tro- phy. The popular bowl-a-thon was not held in the North Durham chapter last year because of a lack of manpower, said area di- rector Sue Scholfield at the re- ception. After rejuvenating the organ- ization, Big Brothers/Big Sis- ters of North Durham are ready to get the balls rolling once again. Members of the North Dur- ham chapter have been scout- ing the two bowling alleys in the area to encourage local bowlers to get involved in the bowl-a- thon. Organizations, businesses, local politicians, and service clubs are also invited to partici- pate in the week-long fundrais- er. The Port Perry Lion's Club is entering a team in the bowl-a- thon and at the reception an- nounced that the Lion's Club will challenge all other local ser- vice clubs to get involved. Bowl For Millions raised CW.S. KITCHENS *Traditional & European Lines. *Contractor Specials. *Quick Delivery with Professional Installation. *Free Design & Estimate. We invite you to compare our price...REALLY! Call Bob 985-9406 $2,600 for the North Durham chapter in 1988. The year be- fore, $6,000 was raised in this area. Big Brothers/Big Sisters of North Durham do not receive any funding from the United Way or other social service group. The bowl-a-thon is its main fundraising tool. "Our service is increasing," said Mrs. Scholfield, explaining that as the population increases in the three townships, so does the need for more partners for thelittle brothers and sisters. Anyone who would like to bowl in the fundraiser may pick up a pledge sheet at Scugog Centennial Lanes or Uxbridge Lanes. League bowlers will bowl their game for Big Brothers/Big Sisters during regular league play on the week of Feb. 3-10. Organizations, service clubs, businesses and politicians will bowl on Celebrity Day (Satur- day, Feb. 10) at either the Ux- bridge or Scugog bowling alleys. Prizes will be awarded to the persons with the most monies raised. First prize includes a trip for two to Las Vegas partially do- nated by Nonquon Travel; sec- ond prize a compact disc player donated by House of Howard; and third prize a $125 gift cer- tificate from Port Perry Canadi- an Tire. For the first year ever, prizes will be awarded to youth bowl- ers. First prize is a mountain bike donated by the Uxbridge Black- hawks; and second prize is a $100 gift certificate from Na- tional Sports in Uxbridge. For further information con- tact Big Brothers/Big Sisters at 985-3733. ~ KARATE HIRYU BUSHIDO Kali Martial Arts Centre MASONIC HALL Queen & Lilla St.,, Port Perry (across from Presbyterian Church on Queen St.) CLASSES - Monday & Wednesday Children - 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Adults - 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Pay monthly $25 for Children & Students; $35 for Adults. Join Anytime - 985-0205 - Visitors Welcome Hi if i A Brock Township Mayo r Don Hadden and Scugog Township Mayor Howard Hall are hav- Ing a little trouble with bowling terminology. That's not what they mean by "strike", gentle- men. If they don't learn the rules by Feb. 10, their two teams will probably go down to de- feat in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Bow! For Millions bowl-a-thon at the hands of Uxbridge Mayor Gerri Lynn O'Connor's team. Police seek help of public in theft of computer equipment Durham Region Police and Crime Stoppers are asking for help from the public in their in vestigation into the theft of computer equipment from the Regional Works Department of- fice in Whitby. The theft took place some time between 1:00 PM on De- cember 22 and the following morning. More than $150,000 worth of computer equipment was sto- len, and there was a second at- tempt to steal more equipment the next night. Missing are computers, monitors, key-boards, disc drives, printers, a modem, plot- ter, and a number of manuals. Police want to talk to any- one who may have been in vicin- selection of stores. Camera 5 POINTS MALL - Corner Taunton & Ritson - OSHAWA 571-7102 * Offer valid only at this location from January 17th to 20th, 1990. Not valid with any other offer. ity of the offices at 105 Consu- mers Drive the night of the theft. And they would like to know if anyone has been offered computer equipment for sale, or anyone who has heard of equip- mont like this being offered for sale. Clarification A front page article in the Port Perry Star last week about a fatal accident in Ajax men- tioned that James Leatherdale, 72, suffered injuries and was taken to hospital. This person is a resident of Oshawa, not Scugog Township. FREE ROLL OF FILM* ... or FREE SECOND SET OF PRINTS" JAPAN CAMERA PRESENTS 5 POINTS TOWARDS BEATING THE WINTER BLUES: 1. Get your camera out of the closet and take pictures of your loved ones, a pet, your favourite winter sport, a winter landscape, or any special occasion. 2. Drop your film off at JAPAN CAMERA. . 3. Go shopping in the new, glimate-controlled Five Points Mall with its great 4. Pick up your prints in about an hour. 5. Receive a FREE roll of Replacement Fijm OR a FREE Second Set of Prints, whichever you prefer. Develop a Smile Japan photo] If so, contact Crime Stop- pers at 436-TIPS. Persons contacting Crime Stoppers can remain anony- mous, and they will never be asked to testify in court. And cash awards of up to $1,000 are offered throughthe Crime Stoppers program. of name Mr.. Leatherdale's Oshawa address was not included in the information received from Dur- ham Police shortly before press time last week. We are sorry for any incon- venience that may have result- ed. a ®