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LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Triples - 600 and Over: EF. Venning 630, S. DeHaas G06 Singles - 200 and Over: S. Dehaas 245, 211, F. Venning 229, 205, L. Tripp 249, 1. Bartley 242, J. Walker 234, A. Turcott 232, B. Mc a J'adden 231, R. Peyton 223, D. Lane 222, M. Raby 213, N. Robinson 211, J. Vanschagen 210. K. Cole 202, P. Adderly 202, A. McCreight 202, B. Oke 200. Standings: CORBIONS.....00ovu mnie isivpuins 49 Alley Cals .....omirimmmmsunsns 46 Bombers .......cconimmniinins 40 Whirlwinds.....................38 Boomerangs...................31 Fireflies ......ccciiniinnnnn.. 28 Wishing Wells ............... 27 SQUIrts .....cccooviviiiiecrssnnans y Steamers All Stars Raiders ........ TIZEIS ..ccoiniviisimmannanssnnnn 2 MEN'S TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Bill Owen 277 H.S.W.H.: Bill Hall 325 High Triple: Bill Owen 707 H.T.W.H.: Norm Haugen 811 Triples Over 600: Bill Owen 707, Jim Richards 640, Harold McLaughlin 630, Norm Haugen 633, Scott 613, Bill Hall 602. Standings: Longhorns ...................... Better Sports S.0.Bees.......ccoooveenei.... Boavers.......owineniinens ACES mtnivomiemrseiviree, Gord 5 bx J i py Sd: WIRE LADIES WEDNESDAY Pink Ladies ............... 51468 LADIES TUESDAY J i AY NIGHT BOWLING Martini... 50929 AFTERNOON BOWLING 3 iy . $07 I h ) High Single: Golden Spike .............50721 High Average: ", : Tard Co Ge Dares France Venning 295 Daiquiri ................... 50564 Doris Dargavel 181 . , : co High Triple Flat: H.S.W.H.: Zombie 50035 igh Triple lat: France Venning 295 Russian Bear... 45477 Diane Goreski 722 H.T.W.H.: Diane Goreski 809 High Single Flat: Diane Goreski 257 H.S.W.H.: Betty Bouillon 303 - Over 200: Diane Goreski 257, 242, 223, Betty Bouillon 239, Jane Dubrowski 216, 213, Pat Rowe 209, Gail Goreski 207. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: Pat Armstrong 234 High Triple: Pat Armstrong 603 Over 200: Pat Armstrong 234, 203, Jean Sutherland 229, Sandy Day 217, 215, Gail William- son 217, 200, Gerri Langille 211, 205, Vera Brown 204, Marlene King 204, Millie Ives 201, Marg. Lee 200. Standings: THE WHOLE GANG ISWAITING TO ~~ HEAR FROM YOU... High Triple: France Venning 702 H.T.W.H.: France Venning 705 Over 210: France Venning 295, 227, Vivian Rider 259, Jody Smith 255. Jean Wilson 250, Lucy Cook 245, 222, Lynne Bert- rand 244, Bev Raines 241, Pearl Durand 241, Barb Doupe 238, Dorothy Scott 238, Beth Oke 230, Bert Mason 222, Cathy Gerrow 222. standings: Gin Fizz....................... 47 Mai Tai....... Manhatten...................... Side Car......................... 43 Pink Ladies.................... 38 Martini...........cooceeeiii 37 Daiquiri .... Zombie Whiskey Sour................. 29 Golden Spike.................. 29 Russian Bear ................. 25 Rusty Nail ..................... 18 Total Pins to Date: Side Car ................... 53812 Gin Fizz niacin 53422 Whiskey Sour.............. 53227 Rusty Nail...........ouiim 51922 Mai Tal mining 51870 They're All Out There Wanting To Know What You Have For Sale. A Refrigerator, A Chair, A Car . . . No Matter What . . . You. Can Bet At Least One Of Them Is Interested, Put It In The Want-Ads And Find Out. » « « LET US TELL THEM FOR YOU! | Phone 985-7383 P2RT { PERRY MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Single: Bill Mark 305 High Triple: Ron Whitter 765 H.S.W.H.: Bill Mark 385 H.T.W.H.: Ron Whitter 846 Triples 625 & Over: Ron Whitter 765, Jim Rider 752, Bill Owen 729, Glen Wilson 717, Dave Ballingall 684, Hans Buscher 675, Jim Redman 654, Jack Cook Jr. 653, Harold McLaughlin 634, Dave Murrary 634, Alan Ashton 631, Roger Chiasson 629. Standings: Zering Pontiac ............... 29 Ballard Lumber ............. 24 Tudor Developments ...... 21 Stones Real Estate Ideal Dairy.................... Dowson's Red & White...17 Legion Branch 419.......... 16 Emmerson Insurance.....14 Lake Scugog Lumber .....14 Port Perry 1.G.A............ 13 Port Perry Star ............. 12 Edens.......conniiimprers manson 11 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING High Single : Jim Rider 260 H.S.W.H.: Jim Rider 261, Martyn 261. High Triple: Jim Rider 659 H.T.W.H.: Denny Martyn 708 Women High Single: Lucy Cook 270 H.S.W.H.: Lucy Cook 277 High Triple: Leona Charles 623 H.T.W.H.: - Leona Charles 701 Standings: Denny Alley Cats Wackett's Wonders ACES iii 0 PUBLIC SCHOOL MIXED BOWLING High Single - Girls: Kelly Owen 147 High Triple - Girls: - Lee Ann Kerr 415 High Single - Boys: Ralph Shaw 215 High Triple - Boys: Tim Thompson 497 Standings: Pinkillers ..................... 71 The Scooby Doos............ 65 Weebles.........................58 Big Macs......................55 Devlins............cccoooeeennn. 45 450 Harleys .................... 42 Dance Music \ Country & Western etc. call JACK BOOKHAM Uxbridge 852-6313 L ROTA attend annual meeting About 50 milk producers of Ontario County met in the Township Hall, Sunderland on Monday, February 3rd at 8:00 p.m. for their Annual Meeting. Chairman Ronald Werry welcomed those present. The financial report showed an expenditure of $2,671.52 and a balance of $934.23. A budget, with suggested ex- penditure of $3,420.00 was approved. Projects being planned are a Dairy Prin- cess Competition, A Twilight Meeting, A Concert and Dance, and financial support for 4H Dairy Calf Clubs. Auditors elected for 1975 were Ted Smith and Murray Stone. Presentation was made of certificates of quality pro- duction to the 12 milk pro- ducers with the best record on the basis of barn score, gel count and bacteria count. The winners were J. L. Harbron, Garnet W. Beare, Dean Beatty, Bert VanDyk, Gerrit Kroekenstoel, Grant Hilts, Dave Thompson, Ross Smalley, Bierema .Bros., Loa-de-Mede Farms, Mca A. Mustard and Wintermere Farms. George McLaughlin pre- sented the Lynn Fair Trophy for the top Quality producer in 1974 to Gerrit Kroeken- stoel, his third consecutive win. The members of Ontario County Milk Committee as elected are as follows: Pat Duffy, Don Crozier, Hans Bissig, Wm. Reid, Ted Gordon, Grant Carson, Chas. J. Hadden, Maurice O'Connor, Byron Holtby, Ronald Werry, Leslie W. Smith, Clarence Wilson, Murray Jackson, Murray Cox, John Davis. The guest speaker was Mr. George McLaughlin, Chair- man Ontario Milk Marketing Board. Mr. McLaughlin noted that the Federal Gov- ernmant was withdrawing the 2¢ per quart subsidy on February 8th. This will likely cause an increase in the consumer price. "Also, the milk pricing formula indicates a raise in producer price by April 1st. Mr. McLaughlin also spoke about the recent widespread out- breaks of Brucellosis. He states that there are two ways of dealing with Brucel- losis, vaccination or eradi- cation. A program of vac- cinating all calves would cost from 12 to 15 million dollars annually, and there would be no hope of ever really being clear of the disease. Eradication might cost more the first year but after that, the cost would be very minimal. But for a policy of eradication to be acceptable there must be an adequate and realistic valu- ation on condemned cattle. Vice-Chairman Byron Holtby thanked Mr. Mec Laughlin for an interesting address and also for his excellent leadership as- Chairman of the Milk Mar- keting Board. Chairman Werry intro- duced Mr. Rolly Coy, Man- ager of the Farm Labour Pool. Mr. Coy explained the program of the Farm Labour Pool and their purpose to supply farm labour on both a permanent and short term basis. The Sunderland W.1. served lunch and the farmers enjoyed an hour of exchange of ideas. ee TT TT == eg 4 15% ore We i Awning & Patio Doors. on orders taken before 'March 15th, 1975 Insulate and Beautify ALCAN ALUMINUM Dusome Window Products > Your Home with SIDING Tr Tr TT A A Phone 985-3572 BV VOOR 35935353533ss sss WES PLUMBING - LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC - PORT PERRY 985-2473 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1975 -- 73 = 50 County milk producers pith NR -- ~ iw TARR RNC i Cp -- TW Ce ave CNN ----r Th