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¢ | Community Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: W. Tobin - 661 High Single: C. Watts - 298 600 Triples: 'W. Tobin 661; C. Watts 622; E. Oke 621; F. Venning 612. Singles 210 and over: C. Watts 298; W. Tobin 271; F. Venning 256, 212; M. Smits 255; L. Carnegie 240; E. Oke 242; N. Cornish 227; V. Lee 219; E. Pogue 219; B. Bonnell 219; L. Tripp 216; J. Anstey 216; K. Cole 216; D. Wilson 213; J. Richards 210. Playoffs Champs: Pears ........isuses 3054 Nectarines .......... 2863 Bananas ............ 2840 Apples .............. 2837 Oranges ............ 2802 Peaches .......... .. 2739 Consolations: Melons .............. 2927 Cherries ............ 2835 Lemons ............. 2796 Plums .............. 2710 Grapefruits ......... 2665 Limes .............. 2640 LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Triple: Alvertta Roberts 209, 204 High Single: Gerri Langille 247 Over 200's Dolores Keeler 235; Merle St. John 229; Betty Lee 218; Sue Fowler 214; Jean Sutherland 211, 208; Wilma Midgley 211; Nancy Bryans 206; Millie Ives 200. Standings-- Cougars ................ 48 Lions ................ 45 Panthers .............. 35 Leopards .............. 34 Tigers ................ 24 Lynx .................. 24 General Motors of Canada Limited announced today that the summer vacation schedule for Oshawa vehicle assembly plants will be the weeks beginning July 30 and August 6. For fabricating operations the two-week vacation period will be set on a departmental basis, with some sections shut down earlier and some later than these dates, depending on production schedules. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING _March 14, Team Standing Pearls Ruby Sapphire Amithyst Emeralds Zircon Garnet Topaz High Triple - B. Oke 678 High Single - B. Oke 283 600 & Over Triples B. Oke 678; P. Durward 622; N. Salisbury 618; B. Doupe 613; P. Jones 605. 210 & Over Singles L::. Cook 281; Leanne Cook "262; P. Durward 260; ny "N PHONE 985-2581 _Connections ©. QUALITY ~ WORKMANSHIP 238; J. Wilson 234; P. Jones 231, 220; M. Bobel 231; N. Salisbury 229; N. Polking- horne. 217; B. Doupe 217; M. Dowson 211. PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED BOWLING Standing Mar. 17th-- Bullets 27 Bulldogs 22 Alley Cats 18 Pintos . 17 Individual Scores Year to Date-- GIRLS High Single Flat: Denise Crawford 220 High Single Handicap: Linda Malinowski 238 High Three Flat: Kelli Thompson 532 High Three Handicap: Kelli Thompson 613 BOYS High Single Flat: William Houthuys 208 Kevin Walker 208 High Single Handicap: William Houthuys 248 High Three Flat: Mike Bond 527 High Three Handicap: William Houthuys 615 Last Week-- GIRLS High Single Flat: Kelly St. John 191 High Single Handicap: Kelly St. John 228 High Three Flat: Kelly St. John 488 High Three. Handicap: Kelly St. John 599 BOYS High Single Flat: Jay Williams 185 High Single Handicap: Kevin Walker 185 High Three Flat: Jay Williams 498 High Three Handicap: David Wylie 480 High Averages-- GTRLS Denise Crawford 154 . Kelli Thompson 129 . Kelly St. John 119 . Linda Malinowski 119 Debbie Walsh 115 BOYS . Jay Williams 160 . Mike Bond 141 . Kevin Walker 137 . David Wylie 130 . Paul Wylie 123 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING High Triple: Dave Rider - 694 H.T.W.H. Brian Davidson - 737 High Single: Dave Rider - 305 H.S.W.H. Brian Davidson - 283 High Triple: Vivian Rider - 642 H.T.W.H. Vivian Rider - 708 High Single: Vivian Rider - 254 [SU CRC Qh ODN = H.S.W.H. Vivian Rider - 276 Standing-- Hopeless .............. 12 Ding Dongs ............ 10 ACES iii 7 Spitfires ................ / Bull Dogs .............. 7 Untouchables .......... 5 Dinga Lings ............ 4 Invinceables ART PETROZZI The fathers still proved fo be the superior hockey players when they met their sons and members of the Port Perry No. 2 Bantam team for a friendly encounter in the Arena Saturday. The end result this year was 6 to 5in favour of the fathers, but give those young lads another year on their backs and the result no doubt will be reversed. Arnold Roach took this picture of the bantam team prior to the game. Durham curling champs Randy Henry skipped Oshawa's Durham College to the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association curling champ- ionship on the weekend, with a playoff 11 - 3 win over Rouyn-Noranda. The Durham rink with Henry at the helm, Willi Beaton at vice, Ralph Bridgeland at second and Mark Howsam at lead, had to stage a major comeback to win the title. Durham had a record of three wins and two losses, the same as the Rouyn squad, while Belleville's Loyalist College was unde- feated after five games and appeared to have the. title locked up. House League Pee Wee In the 1st playoff game between Stone Real Estate and Bolton Construction, Bolton Construction slipped by Stone Real Estate by a score of 4 - 3. Kane, Lunney, McCallum & Alexander scored singles for Bolton. Bower with a double and Percy with a single scored for Stone. In the 2nd playoff game between Club Annrene and Tripp Const., Tripp Const. slipped by Club Annrene with a 2 p 1 victory. Watson "and Smits got the goals for Tripp and Oxley talied for Club Annrene. Bantam Zering Pontiac Buick and Peels Chicks fought it out, but no dice, as the game ended in a 0 - 0 draw. MLM squeezed by Haines Esso with a 3 - 2 victory. Charles Hall got all three goals for MLM while Beare scored both goals for Haines. The series is now tied at one win apiece. Emmerson Insurance de- feated the Legion team 3 - 2 in which Emmerson In- surance ties the series with 1 win apiece. Singles by Waldsinberger, Anderson and Mathinson won it for Emmerson while Rick Van Weston talied for the Legion Team. The Port Pery Broomball Assoc. sent two teams to Colborne on Saturday, March 17 to take part in the annual tournament held by the Colborne Legion. Port Perry's "A" team defeated Cobourg "United Tire" 2 - 1. They defeated Kingston 2 - 1 in the second game. Both games were settled in overtime. In their third contest the 'A' team lost 3 - 0 to Peterborough Canucks. Port Perry's "B' team defeated Salem in the first Noise Zone Committee ° appointed Norm Cafik announced from Ottawa today the establishment of a Noise Zone Committee to look into anticipated problems affect- ing residents surrounding the new proposed Pickering Airport. The primary purpose of the Committee is to assist Mr. Cafik in arriving at a policy position which will minimize the adverse effect of the proposed airport on those who live in the noise zone area. Roger Conant, of Green- wood, will serve as Vice- Chairman of the Committee and assume the respon- sibilities of Chairman in Mr. Cafik's absence. The first meeting of the Committee will be Saturday, March 17, 1973, in Green- "Man, you've done some crazy things." PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 21,1973 -- 19 Back row from left John Newman, Trainer, Stewart Cochrane, Baird, Steven Hawes, Kevin Williams, Collin Asselstine, Kenton Randy John Kane, Crawford, Glenn Geer Coach, Kelly Reese. Front Row Robert Ashbridge, Evans, Mike McQuade, Billie Evans, Timmy Doug Culbert, Richard LeForte, and Kevin Martens. Missing when picture was taken Bill Hurst and Manager Jack Kane. Broomball players in Colborne tournament game 2 - 1 in overtime. The second game saw Colborne Dekeysers defeat Port Perry 2-0. Two weeks ago in Mill- brook, the ""A" team won the consolation trophy and fifty dollars. This was the first tournament prize brought home by a Port Perry team. The local league finals start next Sunday with Prince Albert meeting Utica. This will be a good tough series. When you can stay "Cool as a Cucumber" in your own SCUGOG POOL Mariposa Sr. Hockey League Dave Lawson scored in overtime Sunday, March 18 to break a 4 - 4 tie as Valentia Barons evened their series with Little Britain Rockets. In the second game Manilla Bushers led by Ralph Prentice with 7 points evened their series with Sonya Sleighrides at one game each. 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