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- oe wr a mf pe QeEpe pe -- - SA a A rin Ss : 7 -~ Ie Re 3 a 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 17th, 1974 Bowling MINED SUNDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: Dave Rider - 669 HOTWCL Jerry Louwelle 671 High Single: Jun Rider - 260 HOS OWL Perey Bishop - 252 Ladies High Triple: Leanne Cook - 604 HUTW.HL Leanne Cook - 754 High Single: Pearl Durand - 232 News LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Terry Gerrow - 272 High Triple: Mary Hawes - 641 Over 210: Theresa Martens 254: France Venning 218: Terry Gerrow 2720 Helen Heard 2300 Joan Wilkin 238: Linda - Fielding 233. Sharren Ey- mann 218: Betty Duff 231; Elaine Larocque 211; Diane Nottingham 220; Bev Raines 264; Mary Hawes 240: Louanne Popowich 219: Jean Jackman 230: Lucy ILS.W.H. ! Mary Ellen Atkinson - 269 Cook 216. 237; Jean Wilson Standings -- 230. Joan Middleton 98 King Pins 7 Standings-- Gimpies 16 Potatoes 36 Spilers 34 Turnips 36 Hopeless 31 Celery 35 Superstars 32 Cucumbers 33 Troppes i 21 Spinach 31 Parsnips 27 MEN'S TUESDAY Onions ; 27 High Single: Carrots 25 Bryan Reader - 289 Beets Co 95 H.S.W.H. Lettuce . Ce 22 Bryan Reader - 323 Radishes . 20 Hight Triple: Asparagus 19 Al Jackson - 657 H.T.W.H. MEN'S THURSDAY Danny McCartney - 768 NIGHT BOWLING Triples over G00: Championship Al Jackson 657: Danny P.P. Stars. -- 13.986 'McCartney 65; Dave Vivian Ballards 13.538 641: Jack Healey 636: Zerings 13.385 Bryan Reader 630: Ron Middletons . 13.153 Whitter 618: Chester Ped- Nachurs 13.146 zikowski 601. Edens 12.902 Standings-- Consoliation Long Horns 10208 Dowsons 14.338 Bettor Sports 9600 PP. IGA 13.840 S.0. Bees 9246 P.P. Dairy 13.587 Spitfires 10124 Stones 13,500 Beaver 10023 I.. Scugog 13.220 Aces 9088 Emmersons 12.940 es 723-5221 Guaranteed Investments now earning a big NOTE: RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE ONTARIO TRUST 19 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA Member, Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation ~ 1/ © 4, FOR 5 YEARS DON IRVINE, Manager J RURETAT SRE TRIR LARS: NS A VR Bt Ladies end curling season, receive trophies CARNWITH TROPHY: Pictured above from lef ek) J t to right, Virginia Clifford, vice Skip; Clara Martin presenting trophy to Helen Thomson, skip: Shirley Elliot, second; Muriel Tassie, lead. : . BRUTON TROPHY: Foster, skip; June Bantams win Stouffville tourney Beare Motors Bantams won the Championship Tro phy in the Stouffville Ban- tam Tournament April 12 by defeating Stouffville, Bow- manville and finally Beaverton. In the first game Port Perry were to have met Penetang in the first game but Penetang had to cancel out of the tourney because of being in OMHA play- downs. This meant Port played Stouffville "B" instead and romped to a 10 - 0 win. Robt. Baird. Larry Elson and Colin Wackett scored 2 goals each and singles went to Stu Coch- rane, Ken Baird. Steve Hawes and Robt. Evans. Doug Larmer was in goal for Port and handled the Stouffville team easily for the shut out. The next game was much (L to R) Donna Fairman, vice-skip; Joyce Howson Anderson, second; Marion Martin, lead. closer and more exciting as Port Perry handed the big- ger Bowmanville team a 4 - 1 defeat on the last goal into a empty net. In this game, our penalty killer's Wackett and Company had to really work. because of some dub- ious work of the referee's, we played short handed for 8 minutes and held Bow- manville from scoring. Larry Elson scored the winning goal in this game and also the last goal into the empty net. Mike Mec- Quade got Port's first goal and Stu Cochrane the 3rd goal. This was the team we had to beat as everyone favored Bowmanville to win the tournament. Port Perry played a pesky Beaverton team who played a postional type game and never gave the puck away and who were For MOTOR HOME CHASSIS HYDRO" PROPANE RUNNING MOTOR HOME - BUILT ON FORD ECONOLINE NICELY ODECORATED® WATER* REFRIGERATOR®* 3 BURNER PRO PANE STOVE* MATTRESS* TABLE®* IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. ASKING $2,500 PHONE 985-3089 after 6:00 p.m. Sale SLEEPS 4, PORTA POTTI* dangerous at times. Port Perry seemed to be a little tired in this. game and allowed Beaverton to score the first goal. Gradu- ally Port Perry took charge of the game and went on to win 5 - 1. Charley Dur- ward played well in this game and the previous game and contributed much toward the team's success. Larry Elson was the big man of this game and of the day he scored 2 against Beaverton and had six goals for the day. Phil Cochrane got 2 goals against Bea- verton and Robt. Evan presenting trophy to Marie scored the single goal. "Baby Bull'" (Robt. Baird) had 2 assists. Robert got his nick name from the team for great strength for his size in the corners and around the net. In summing up the sea- son. just two words, "Tremendously Succes- ful." Won Lakeshore Lea- gue, won Port Perry Minor Hockey Bantam Tourna- ment. Won Consolation Tro- phy in Toyota Tournament at Agincourt. Won Stouff- ville Bantam Championship "trophy. Went to Semi Final in OMHA Playdowns. is CALL HOME HEAT Phone: 985 - 7005 274 ROSA ST. -- PORT PERRY KEN P. MURRAY A Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial WIRING US FOR FREE ESTJMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL " 4 -