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erie Lh 3 . < a ai I 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 6th, 1974 MONDAY NIGHT. LADIES BOWLING High Single: B. Tennyson - 295 High Triple: B. Tennyson - 682 600 Triples: B. Tennyson 682, D. Wilson 668, K. Cole 632, M. Reeve 635, F. Venning 618, I. Bartley 615. J. Storry 613, D. Foreski 603. Singles 210 and Over: B. Tennyson 295, 213; D. Wilson 268; D. McLean 253; T. Vanderby 245; Renee Beare 239; S. McCully 238; M. Reeve 242; D. Foreski 235; S. Tully 233; F. Venning 232; J. Irvine 232; I. Bartley 231; E. Vernon 226; K. Cole 223; D. Gibson 222; J. Storry 224; D. Phinney 218; J. Anstey 219; S. DeHaas 2313. Standings-- Orchids ............0... 44 Peonies ................ 42 ASIEIS .invuvieicicnnss 38 15 38 Daisies ...... .......... 34 Phlox ......onc0 00:4 29 'Mums ................ 29 Pansies ................ 28 Violets .....oovcnvnienn 28 LIES 4.00 srcnincnnsics 24 Roses .......... ....... 23 Tulips.................. 23 LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Helen Heard - 302 High Triple: Helen Heard - 779 Over 210: Beth Oke 248, 236; Ann Elliott 215; Helen Heard 224, 302, 253; Sharren Eynann 224; Betty Duff 257; Mary "Andrews 215; Jane McHugh 210; Marie Donelly 235; Joan WES PLUMBING - BOWING "NEWS Wilkin 223, 228; Barb Doupe 234; Lyne Chatten 210; Mary Tremblay 241; Bev Raines 210, 233; Jody Smith 234; Marie Mumford 245; Helen Penny 226; Josie Wilson 246; Marion Hopkins 260; Karel Nottingham 269; Dorothy Lucyk 226; Mary Hawes 214; Karen Carnegie 227. Over 600 Triple: Beth Oke 667; Helen Heard 779; Betty Duff 600; Mary Tremblay 617; Ann Elliott 621; Joan Wilkin 636; Marion Hopkins 605; Bev Raines 627; Marie Donelly 611; Barb Doupe 643; Karel Notting- ham 605. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: Mary Lea Dowson - 283 High Triple: Millie Ives - 658 Over 200 Singles: Marion Geer 238; Carol Doyle 210; Vera Brown 241; Gail Williamson 207; Millie Ives 278; Marg Lee 200, 232; Carol Williamson 218; Merle St. John 212; Diane Davies 218; Nancy Bryans 207, 209, 208; Mary Lea Dowson 283. Standings-- Tulips.................. 16 Lilacs .................. 13 Roses .................. 11 "Crocus ................ 10 Daffodils .............. 9 Violets ................ 4 MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: John King - 858 + High Single: John King - 316 H.T.W.H. John King - 882 - LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC 985-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE J H.S.W.H. John King - 324 Triples over 625: J. King 858; B. Jansen 821; J. Hadley 742; K. Cather- wood 721; J. Rider 685; J. Healey 677; J. Owen 674; B. Owen 672; D. Durham 669; B. Anderson 668; S. Moore 668; R. Todd 632; W. Sandi- son 629. Standings-- Nachurs................ 51 Edens.................. 46 Ballards .............. 44 Stars .................. 39 Emmersons ............ 38 Zerings ................ 31 Middletons ............ 25 DANY .onvnonsnerseerszs 25 11°21 +, SR. 25 St6HeS snr ees 2 3 24 Dowsons .............. 22 L. Scugog ............ 2.17 IGA... convenes: 16 Certificates awarded At the Chamber of Commerce Winter Carnival last week end, certificates were awarded to the follo- wing competitors in the various events. Tug-0-War 1st Scarborough Sea Cadet Corps.; 2nd Oshawa Sea Cadet Corps.; 3rd Whitby and Port Perry Sea Cadet Corps. . Riging Of A Gin st Scarborough Sea Corps.; 2nd Oshawa Sea Corps. ; 3rd Whitby and Port Perry Sea Corps. Puck Shooting Bob Ried, Oshawa. Log Sawing (Power Saws) 1st Raymond Kerry; 2nd Dr. W. Cohoon; 3rd Glen Wannamaker. Cross Cut Sawing 1st Dr. W. Cohoon and Ralph Honey; 2nd Ray Kerry and Nelson Fice. Snowmobile Pick-Up Race Ist Jim = Richards and Stuart Houthuys; 2nd Bill Harper and Stuart Houth- uys; 3rd Willy Houthuys and William Houthdys. Barrel Race 1. Jim Richards; 2. Bill Harper; 3. Ken Sweetman. Flag Race Willy Houthuys; "Jim Richards; Wayne Smith. ~ Skill Course Peter Hurd; Charlie Har- per; Bill Harper. J.I. McKiernan who will be at San Man Motel, Manchester WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1974 Between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. If you require financing y f or expand your busing ss --t/ to start modernize ind are unable to obtam it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you lidb [0 DEVELOPMENT BANK I. NERAME CB FYY RL ' 4 4 . r » VA [3 A i OM 4 y bib desc sda ldnicid bil di ssidbiial sivas tiind May leave Lilla two lanes continued gineer, quoted many facts and statistics about the street and told council that at present approximately only one car used the street every 30 seconds. This, he said, was based on a 24 hour period, but at the most even if the traffic doubled you could not consider one car every 15 seconds a conjested traffic flow. He admitted that during the summer traffic does sometimes back up for a block at Queen and Lilla, but it was felt by the entire delegation, that widening the street to four lanes would only encourage more traffic on the road and larger traffic snarls. Dr. Ralph Price said that the homeowners on Lilla are concerned that if the road is widened it will become a hazard to their families. "We do not want Lilla Street to become a four lane by-pass through Port Perry just for the convenience of people from Oshawa travelling to their cottages on the week- end" he said. Latcham washrooms continued told council of the problems that had occurred over the past weekend, at which time merchants were being re- quested for the use of their facilities. The annual Winter Carni- val took place at the lake- front and although the cham- ber had been assured that the washrooms would be open on Saturday by the caretaker, Mr. M. Whybrow, they were not. Councillor Kenny told the delegation that the proper procedure to have the wash- rooms left open would be to contact himself, Reg Rose, or get in touch with the clerk Ladies Curling February 26, Tuesday Marie Foster 8; Snooks 7. Marie Iva Mitchell 8; Ruth Mit- chell 7. Betty Beare 10; Norma Kenny 8. Clara Martyn 10; Hoppy Carnwith 5. February 27, Wednesday Noreen Malcolm 6; Helen Thomson 4. Norma Howsom 8; Marg Panabaker 5. Irene Carter 15; Dawson 5. Dorothy Beare 11; Joyce Howsom 10. Aileen Tax Credit. ONTARIO' benefit. Ontario's new Tax Credit S and here's how they work: 1. People who own or rent (including roomers and boarders) may share in the Property Tax Credit. 2. People who fill out a Federal income tax return may share in the Sales Ontario's y 21) Neil Brodie so that they could have someone there to take care of them when they were open. The washrooms had been vandalized when they were first opened to the public last summer, and since then they are only opened when a hired man is on hand to take proper care of them and see: that no damage is done. It was agreed that the washroom should have been available last weekend, and the reason they were not seems to be a simple case of breakdown in communica- tions. [ons x) a Aa 3) | Mayor Lawrence Mal- colm, who had remained rather quiet throughout most of the debate between coun- cil and delegation, but had been listening intently told the delegation that he was willing to fight for whatever the most people want and council agrees to. He said "You must remember, we might lose the improve- ments on Lilla Street now in order to argue strong for a by-pass." Mr. Malcolm said that if the region does go ahead with the improvements to Lilla Street, leaving it as a . two lane road, and spend half a million dollars, he doubted that they would also turn around and start to build a by-pass immediately. The delegation agree that it was worth the gamble not to have the street improved at all, if it meant that it would not be widened. As a result of ther lengthy debate, a motion was passed stating "that the region be requested to reconstruct Lilla Street as a two lane road (28' wide) and consid- eration be given to a by-pass for Port Perry as the need arises. Domestic & Industrial WIRING CALL US FOR FREE EST)MATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL HOME HEAT Phone: 985-7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY 2o0utof 3 Ontario residents who file income tax returns this year will share $300 million in tax credits. (Even if they don't pay income tax!) Families, pensioners, roomers, boarders, the handicapped and others will ystem provides for three separate credits, 3. People over 65 may share in the Pensioner Tax Credit. You must fill out a Federal income tax return, The new purple Ontario Tax Credit Form comes attached inside it. So even if you don't pay income tax, you should still file a Federal income tax return with the Ontario Tax Credit Form this year. We want you to get your fair share of Ontario's tax credits. NEW TAX f DIT William G. Davis, Premier Arthur K. Meen, Minister of Revenue a ar der If you have any questions you may, free of charge, dial "0" and ask the operator for Zenith 8-2000. Residents within the Metro Toronto local calling area should dial 965-8470. T4-HS5MR