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£ : FP Se Ce Fa oa wl SEA Fa -- shel iis i BEY NAST? Tee ] = SL SL SE Se SS SR ni Ca Poa? Ca Saat Ea Bas -~ Tear See Ey 3 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 18th, 1973 Community Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: ..Dolores Keeler 618 High Triple: Nancy Bryans 635, (255, 227) \ Other 200 games-- Gerri Langille 265; Diane Davies 255; Millie Ives 236; Wilma Midgley 235; Carol Williamson 227; Vera Brown 222; Merle St. John 222: Sue Fowler 220; Marj Girous 207. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING PLAYOFF FINAL "Team Champs-- Emmerson's/ Insurance 13.213 pins Runner's Up-- Ballards Lumber 13.205 pins Consolation Winners-- Scugog Lumber 13.527 pins Triples over 625 K. Ashton 889; J. Owen 710; D. Keetch 710; J. Parker 694; J. Cook. Sr. 690; R. Parker 670; C. Denure 656; R. Sweetman 648; W. McCully 645; R. Hutchinson 644; J. Cook jr. 642; B. Jansen 639; G. Wilson 630; D. Witson 630. . Annual Banquet Sat. May 5. ' The first indication of oncoming illness in children may be a change in attitude, according to St. John Ambulance. A good child may become cranky, an active child listless and disinterested. Chemicals 22 Shapes & Sizes To Choose From LET US HELP PLAN YOUR POOL NOW!" (No Obligation) SCUGOG POOL Port Perry, Ont. In-Ground Vinyl Lined Pools Above Ground Pools Jacuzzi Filtration Equipment ® Accessories 985-2808 BE CAUGHT LOADING YOUR CAR EVERY WEEK-END THIS SUMMER. .. When you can stay "Cool as a Cucumber" in your own SCUGOG POOL See Alan Fulford today. ia SVVVVVVVVVVVCCVVVCVVICVIVVCVVTVIOTVIV VV VIII IES TCR A Pe call CARNWITH TROPHY FOR CURLING is preserited by Lillian Cook (left) to winning skip Clara Martyn and team mates from left to right; Jeanne Goode vice, Marg Powell second and Joan Lee lead. Softball Assoc. looking for workers The Port Perry Minor Softball Assoc. held it's first meeting of the 1973 season on Sunday and only 12 softball men were present. The registration will be held next weekend to see how many boys are interested and then coaches will certainly be needed. The Peewee's will be handled by Don Hurst, who will provide a good season for these young players. They have entered the Woodstock Tour- ament on June 16, after an absence of 4 years. The junior team is entered in the Oshawa City and District wid oe Family Memberships $50°° Budget Plan Now Available. \ 852-7831 UXBRIDGE & AREA SWIMMING POOL - League and they are in need of a coach. The girls team will use the park on Wednesday nights to meet schedule requirem- ents. All other teams will be formed after registration. Goodwood were present to enter Squirt and PeeWee teams also the Nestleton areq are trying to line up a Squirt and PeWee team. No representation was present from Greenbank, who have always had Squirt and Pee Wee teams. 7 The local needs workers. These young 'vr Z pa wor yaad SERRE IS jibe UXBRIDGE & AREA SWIMMING 1 POOL HES - re agi SOLS TEN eh Fra © pe b By." ew a> pd "ol -g it Pe. ) ZC Association" boys want to play ball and we should all encourage partici- pation. If any persons wish to help out as coaches, umpires or would like to take a place on the executive, contact the people who are registering the boys and they will notify you of the next meeting. The teams will be playing on week nights, so you will be giving up one or perhaps two night a week. Your help will be appreciated. ; 4H Club News Port Perry Community Club. On April 13th at the farm of Mr. Bob Flett, R. R. No. 2, Oshawa, the second meeting was held. Bob Stone, presi- dent, opened the meeting with roll call and minutes from the last meeting being read by Elaine Elliot, secretary. : The meeting was then turned over to leaders Keith Phoenix and John Leask. We judged four cows on Dairy character, legs, udder and body capacity. Keith then explained what to look for and how to apply it when judging cows. Rick Jefferson, our assis- tant Agr. Rep., explained the alloting of points, totaling 1,000. He then talked to the junior members about 4-H. Meanwhile the senior mem- bers listened to Mr. Flett as he gave a detailed rundown on herd breeding and management. It was decided to have the next meting May 10th at William Stone's, R. R. No. 5, Sunderland. Vice-president, Jim Phoenix then thanked Mr. Flett for an enjoyable and informative evening. Bob Stone closed the meeting with 4H pledge. Chocolate milk and donuts were then served. Grant Phair Press reporter = Switch off the current before touching or moving an electrocuted victim, warns St. John Ambulance. In case of outdoor 'high tension" cables, telephone Hydro authorities. Use a non-metallic object which will not conduct electricity, to push wire away from victim.