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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 14, 1990 Scugog lawn bowling results Results of Jitneys and Tour- naments for the past three weeks are as follows: Port Perry - Sun- day July 22nd - Pizza Jitney. This was organized by Mike Sheridan and 24 players participated. As a first year bowler, Howard Coulter had highest points of the day with 31. Runners-up were Harry Dann 29 pts; Anna Beaton 21 pts.; Harold Martyn 21 pts.. A generous helping of pizza was enjoyed bet- ween the two eight-end games. Port Perry - Saturday July 28th - Mixed Pairs Tournament was won bya team from Oshawa. The other three game winner was the team of Dennis and Edna Smith. The high one-game honours went to Harold and Clara Martyn. Lindsay - Saturday Aug. 4th - Neil Dewar Trophy. 16 teams competed. A team from the host club prevailed. The Port Perry entry of Dennis Smith, Joyce Storry and Edna Smith were two- high game winners. Port Perry - Sunday, Aug. 5th - Corn-on-cob Jitney. This day was organized by Stan and Muriel Rickard, 24 players participated. Champion of the day was Lillian Midgley with 23 points. Runners- up were Gwenyth Thompson - 20, pts.; Doug Gower - 19 pts; Hazel Leger - 19 pts. ; - Jim Martin - 15; John Leger - 15. Oshawa - Monday, Aug. 6th - Morrison Trophy - Dennis and Ed- na Smith were high one-game winners. Port Perry Second League schedule was completed with Dennis Smith - Noreen Malcolm - Marj Jackson. (Tuesday Win- ners) Stan Foster - Alma Cox - Frank Russell - (Wednesday Win- ner). The Playoff Game for Gearge Stone Plaque was video- taped by Clarke Ross, assisted by his wife Lillian Ross. After a very tight game, Dennis Smith - Noreen Malcolm - Marj Jackson were declared winners. Port Perry - Aug., 11th - Lake Scugog Lumber & Co. Coal Trophy. Due to a miz-up, resulting in a team short, the tour- nament secretary, Stan Rickard and two ladies in the kitchen, Jeanne Elliot and Joan West fill- ed in until replacements arrived. Stan and Ruth Foster and Alma Cox saved the day at very short notice only to have our day cut short by a heavy downpour ac- companied by thunder & lightning. The winner was decided by * most points for two games. Orval Atkinson, Marg Atkinson and grandson Wayne from the Whitby 'Club were winners with 41 points. The Port Perry team of Dennis Smith, Joyce Storry and Edna Smith were runners-up with 39 points. Rowing Club in action Last summer, a small group of dedicated people in Oshawa and Port Perry attempted to form a rowing club to serve the Region of Durham. Happily, through their efforts, this has been accomplished. It's official, announcing the arrival of The Durham Region Rowing Club! - The Club will be centrally located in Oshawa but plans to eventually make boats and equip- ment available to members in their own communities. Of special interest to Port Perry The expert choice. DENNIS ANDERSON BODY SHOP has moved to a new location - to serve you better. Now located at King St., Manchester CICA EDS CIE HTL) Phone 985-0422 residents and enthusiasts, Lake Scugog is being considered for future competitive training and races. Local aspiring oarspeople are invited to attend the club's "Learn To Row" seminar, Aug. 25 at Darlington Provincial Park. Young and young at heart, men, women and teens, anyone in- terested in the art of rowing is welcome to attend. If you missed out last summer, now is your chance to get in a boat and try the sport that's really catching on! For more information, call Charlotte Hale 985-0878. PORT PERRY: 985-8401 DERSON CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD. AJAX LINE: 427-6903 Youth slo-pitch winners The Gate Restaurant team from the Port Perry Youth Lob Ball League won a tourna- ment over the weekend held at the Seagrave Park. The Gate went un-defeated In three games and took the championship match "16-6 over Blackstock. The tournament was or- ganized for league teams. Enjoyng the moment after receiving trophies for thelr efforts are from left front: Jason Towns, Doug R. Cralg, Andrew Pereman, Vince Criscione, Bryan Featherstone and coach Arthur Ophelders. At back from left are lan McClelland, Todd Pop- pleton and Brian Kerry. PLEASE RECYCLE GILL WINDOW CLEANING (0. POWER WASH C0. GREAT FOR: * Eavestroughs * Farm Equipment * Inside & Outside Building * Heavy Equipment * Trucks & Tractors * Motors Degreased * Power Wash before You Paint * Horse.Barns Call GILL today: 816-852-7700 PAP PAVSS "THE MARINE UPHOLSTERERS" Servicing Durham Region and Surrounding Area WE'RE MOVING ... to Reach Industrial Park on Sept. 1st, 1990 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR ... RE-LOCATION SALE ... NOW ON! MOBILE SERVICE wien 831-3086 On HWY. 7A (East of Taylor Ford) (Port Perry) 9085-4857 * 15-HP twin cylinder Briggs & Stratton Industrial/Commercial Engine * 5.speed in-line transaxle * Electric PTO clutch * 2-year limited warranty Nobody Does It Better! SALE PRICE ... $2395. 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