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Sonal I, RET on PX ho Ce ry 3) 7 i: 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 14, 1976 7 » ~ News from hs Bain Lanes LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Standings: Snowmobiles ...... hive CaCI ii iis to sr icss area Wooden Shoes »............... 32 Candles .......... coor ireissne WOBHS 5. ire firs cisrreressrans ~ Snowballs........ poirirsperoey 26 Shafifocks ....c.oevveveeeenns 26 Dandy Lions........ ARE 25 Rosebuds.............ooeevennnns 25 Lumber Jacks................ 25 Butterflies. .............ee..... 24 Bells ......cooovvvens sin nnnnnns 14 High Single: Marie Clark 263 High Triple: + Anne Meester 671 Singles - 200 & Over: » M. Clark 263; J. Smith 220; " B. Collins 206; L. om 219, 211, 201; T. Louvelle 200; K. McBride 249; A. Meester 248, 213, 210; D. Goreski -225; N. Robinson 202; C. Rahm 217; M. Smits 248; 1. Pugh 220; S. DeHaas 226; M. Raby 207; A. Mulder 226; W. Tobin 237, 204. Triples - & Over: A Meester 671; L. Hunting- ton 631; M. Clark 612; S. ~~ DeHaas 606; D: Goreski 603. TUESDAY AFTEKNOON LADIES BOWLING High Triple: July Lee 627 H.T.W.H.: Bunny Rowland 740 High Single: Jane Hartley 233 NEA le CER ETI RS Tel cee [E165 il Goreski 233 H.S.W.H.: Bunny Rowland 21 200 & Over: Jane Hartley 233, 206; Gail Goreski 233; Marilyn Arnold .225,- 210; Bupny Rowland 224; Gloria Forder 219, 202; Jean Hodgins 216, 205; Judy Lee 213, 211, 203; Barb Tompkins 213, 200; Flip Dalby 209,202; Joan Flem- ing 205; Joan Thompson 205; Madeline Leatherdale 201, 201; Olly Archer 200; Doris Dargavel 200. Standings: --- . Orioles..........ccooeunnn 5% Herons.........cccvveeeeinns 69% Budgies ............ceeiivann :.61 Flamingos .........cccuuuu. 58% Robins ......cooovinunnnnnnnnnd 42 Storks..........coneiiinnen 41% LADIES WEDNESDAY - AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: Gladys McColl 238 High Triple: ~ Shirley Cummings 602 Over 200: Gladys. McColl 238; Chris Ruesink 223; Millie Ives 222; "Clara Warren - 222; Elsie 'Pogue 218; Dorothy Lee 217; Shirley Cummings 214, 205; 'Gerri Langille . 209; Pat Lovering 209; Jean Suther- ° land 209; Irene Train 207; Doreen Hope 203; Merle St. John-200. Over 600: Shirley Cummings 602 New Idea's Giant 318 bushel Spreader ter spreading pattern . . 2-Year Warran Makes short work of big jobs Optional Upper Beater. Breaks up big hunks, shreds the load for bet- . adds load-carrying capacity, as well. on Chain. When You thick big, think conveyor chain. his giant has a super Heavy Du! Chain (20,000 Ibs. tensile strength that's backed by a full 2-year warranty. Stop in. Compare prices. You'll buy New Ideal NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT We make your job a little easier. B & W FARM ~ EQUIPMENT R.R. 5, SUNDERLAND (705) 357-3760 8:00 AM. - 9:00 A.M. ndings: ~ LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: M. Dowson 652 H.T.W.H.: M. Dowson 721 High Single V. Rider 274 . HiS.W.H.: : - D. Prentice 282 Over 210: V. Rider 274; M. Donnelly 217; C. Ives 230; E. Breen 231; H. Heard 258; J. Rankin 218; M. Cannon 231; J. Bagg 213; M. Cook 232,.211; L. "Wilson 235; S. Cummings 212; J. Smith 229; B. Doupe 253, 227; D. Prentice 250; M. Dowson 238; 211; M. Hawes 216, 219. bs Over 600: "~~ THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Championship Section: Port Perry 1L.GA...... 9951 Zering Pontiac ............ 9575 Legion Branch 419....... 9530, Ballard Lumber .......... 9228 Consolation Section. ° Lake Scugog Lumber.10163 Dowson Red & White, 10041 Port Perry Star .......... 9966 Emmersons Insurance 9704 Ideal Dairy .....cccoiiieend 9679 Stones Real Estate......9482 SUNDAY NIGHT y MIXED BOWLING Men High Single: Ozzie Keeler 299 H.S.WH.: Ozzie Keeler 299 High Triple: Ozzie Keeler ™ H.T.W.H.: Ozzie Keeler 774 Women M. Dowson 652; V. iden High Single: n W; nelly 608; B. Doupe. 610; M, HS.W. Aker 25s Cook 608. Joyce Ric ards 284 612; M. Hawes 600; M. Do Team Standings: Barracuda.........ccceveverenn 30 _Pickeral ........ccooueinennene 26- Sharks. casi cine 26 Bass....... SEE RNR Mackeral ........ccceeveiennnns PARE ci aires 22 MORAN ili siiiiosarnisnsspintine 20 SAMNON. coc ieinsrncovispisigeir 18 Sardine «vista ssssnssninsin 18 Shrimp........cocvvirerniniiinens 18 MUOBKIC .....cconaivnnsneisnrivnice 17 Mudeat.........ocicssnessnronnisd 2 High Triple: . Jean Walker 651 ~H.T.W.H.: Jean Walker 708 Standings: -Happy Rollers .......c...... 4 The Clowns (Winner of 3rd section) ......c.coveunenne. 39 The Jokers ........c.......... 33 Rons Raiders ................ 33 Whiz Bangs .................. 31 The Tigers .......c.ceeenenens ad Teachers give students 'lesson' in STAFF - GRADE 13 hockey gam their annual hockey game against -the- Grade 13-stud- ents Wednesday, April 7th at "4 o'clock. Action was fast and checking close in the early minutes of the game and at close to half-time the students held a 2-1 lead. Sparked by a two goal effort from Mr. Reed, the teachers Wyalleyed and skated on to a \9-2 victory. Doug Culbert and John Bourgeois volun- teered their service as goal- tenders for the contest. Girls Gymnastics On March 31, the girls gymnastics team travelled to Lindsay to Sonnets in an Invitational Mee Donna McKeowen howe, 2nd in Vaulting, 4th on Bars and 4th All Round. Kim Owen placed 4th on Bars. - On Tuesday, April 6th, the girls competed in LOSSA meet at KEastdale, where Lynn Patterson placed first on floor and fifth All Round. ~ Carol Walkee qualified in both Vaulting and Bars. INTRAMURAL HOCKEY The intramural hockey season came to a successful conclusion last week. Bob Ll PORT PERRY vs ay - LITTLE BRITAIN vs PICKERING hockey Elliott's team won the over- all ehampionship in a two- Port High teachers p ayed --game_series with Jerry Lane's squad. Randy "Knight's team defeated Paul Litt's in the consolation series. Members of the championship team are Bob Elliott, Sean Taylor, Bud MacEnaney, Keith Barr, Doug Culbert, Steve Middle- ton and Steve Robinson. § Receive achievement award Larry Elson who led the local Midget Club to the Ontario Midget "C" 8 Championship last year was presented with an Achievement Awhrd..at the 0.A.S.A. Convention on Saturday, April 3rd, in North York. Larry pitched a no- hitter in a game against Haliburton. = 0.A.S.A. President Vin Walker of. Port Perry made the presentation to Larry. Vv Vv P 00 A.M. - OSHAWA me N.H.L. vs B 11:00 A.M. - Local delegates attend softball convention The 54th Annual Ontario Amateur Softball Convention was held in North York on the past weekend and: the local softball associations - were well represented with 16 delegates. The local minor associa- tion were successful in having all of their amend- ments carried by the 300 voting delegates. Included was "the Int. "D" Series, which will once again be available for the mens teams in our area such as Green- wood and Negtleton, Also the Junior Elimination Tourna- ment to name the Ontario representative in the Cana- dian championship will now be open to teams in Junior A-Bor "C" Series, and not be made .to compete in Junior "GAY only. Other amendments car- ried were; must now carry four batting _ helmets and must have them ™ worn by the base runners; Int, teams can now sign 17 players and the Senior Elim- ination Tournament winner -will now be the Senior "A". champion. The 1976. executive was. elected as follows: President Cliff Belch, Belleville; 1st Vice Don 'Prescott, Little Current; 2nd Vice Jim Con- lin, Peterborough; 3rd Vice Leo Burger, Niagara Falls; Secretary George Mahler, Windsor; Treasurer Leroy -Picvand, St. Catherines; Executive Norm Fraser, Willowdale; Bill Spear, Scar- borough, Jim, Ellis, Scarbor- ough, George Thomas, Simcoe; Keith Fleming, Oshawa; Mike Yourkevich, Oshawa. Local Minor Softball Association President, Jack Cook Jr. finished in 10th spot in the election of the 6 executive positions. This was Jack's first try for the execu- tive post and with 22 stand- ing his showing was excel- lent as he was only 13 votes minor teams off the sixth 'place finisher. The 1976 0.A.S.A. President Vin Walker declined the nomination for a second term as president, * As a result an election was held for all positions which brought in some new faces to several key positions, The immediate Past President 'holds full voting privileges at all meetings. The local delegates enjoy- ed a great weekend; of North York hospitality which in- cluded a Hawaiian night on Friday. Next years conven- tion will be held in St. Catharines. Nestleton man on OFSC board By Eve Rohrer Peter Hurd of Nestleton, a' «well-known local snowmo- biler, was elected on Sun- day, 'April 11th, to the board" of directors of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. -The elections took place at the annual O.F.S.C. convention in London, which Mr. Hurd- attended as a voting delegate for the Cart- wright Dyno's S.C. Pete is well-known in this area for his involvement with the Port Perry Snow- mobile Club and his activ- ities as the president of the Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Association. The O.F.S.C. is the only body of snowmobilers which is recognized by the govern- ment and working closely with them. to establish fair and just laws for all snow- mobilers. The board" of directors is composed of six- teen dedicated people from all parts of the province. It is indeed an honour for Pete Hurd to be elected to this board and our local snowmobilers should be very pleased to have a representative in this area. Do-It-Yourself * INGROUND SWIMMING POOL KITS Can't Beat the Price Please call us collect for more information. Mr. Harvey wi Wa x 32' "2 $1395. all your questions. "1.416-495-6857 Sportsi.and o. MINOR HOCKEY NOVICE TOURNAMENT Good Friday, April 16, 1976 68 Water St., Port Perry - - 985-2174 - fim Sy, grep. congratulates the 1975 - 1976 "OMHA MIDGET C ALL ONTARIO CHAMPIONS PORT HOPE vs PETERBOROUGH 9