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Ee LC es ¢ RS eX A OT SEAS ~ Jo 2 4 ¥ oe = oh am SE A No a ay RE ah eX NY - Tene 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 30, 1977 Results from the Bowling Lanes LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Standings: Lollipops............. ts 35 Wallflowers................... Alley Cats........ Animal Crackers ........ Windmills ..............c...... Bouncing Balls ............. Jelly Rollers................. Fruits.........coocevenninne, on High Single: Mary Jean Till 282 High Triple: Mary Jean Till 700 Singles - 200 & Over: M. J. Till 282, 238; J. Van Schagen 239; A. Meester 247; G. Wallace 235; D. Crawford 212; M. Foote 208; F. Venning 270; D. Koch 213; M. Raby 224, 200; V. Rider 236, 217, 210; M. Gib- son 227; A.-Sweet 201; I. Pugh 238; B. Collins 224; D. Goreski 202, 200. Triples - 600 & Over: M. J. Till 700; V. Rider 663; A. Meester 626; M. Raby 622. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING High Average: D. Dargavel 213 High Single: B. Appleby 264 H.S.W.H.: B. Appleby 293 High Triple: B. Appleby 688 H.T.W.H.: B. Appleby 775 Singles - 200 & Over: B. Appleby 264, 224, 200; D. Dargavel 257, 216, 207; B. Hicks 242, 214; J. Grove 231, K. McBride 227; M. Cannon STAR reprints call 985-7383 218; D. Shanley 205, 200; M. Giroux 204; A. McCreight 201; J. Dubrowsky 201. Triples - 600 & Over; B. Appleby 688; D. Dar- gavel 680; B, Hicks 621. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Standings: ~Mustangs...........ccoovunes 18 High Single: Beth Oke 261 H.S.W.H.: Bert Mason 277 High Triple: Beth Oke 699 H.T.W.H.: Beth Oke 699 Over 200: Bev Evans 224, Bert Mason 247; Viv Rider 222; Ann Elliott 215; Ruby Roach ° 220; Mary Hawes 211; Beth Oke 231, 261; Debbie Wil- liamson 295, Over 600: Viv Rider 611; Beth Oke 699. THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Standings: Championship: Port Perry Star......... 3548 Lake Scugog Lumber.3536 Emmersons Ins. ........ 3435 Centennial Lanes....... 3253 Ballards Lumber ....... 3235- Port Perry 1.G.A. ......3197 Consolation: Dowson's R&W........... 3486 Tudor Developments..3465 Legion Branch 419.....3422 Philp Pontiac Ideal Dairy................ Triples - 625 & Over: Bill Jansen 765; Mike Van- derby 696; Dave Rider 691; Bill Owen 674; Peter John- stone 659; Pat Thompson 659; Keith Ashton 656; Jim Hadley 653; Jim Rider 651; Alan Ashton 645; Hans Bus- cher 640; Ross Page 639; Greg St. John 634; Rodney Chandler 632; Ron Redman 628; Wayne McCully 627; Garry McHugh 627; Don Shur-Gain Tylazone 240 combines required fo produce a pound of gain. Ask your feed ser- vice desler about starter feeds medicated with Shur-Gain Tylazone 240. "Elance dots available ba request. D asia health products Shur-Gain protection Shur-Gain Tylazone 240 the improved scour preventative. Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer Steele 625. = t= WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 Seven clubs and 65 competitors were on hand at the Port Perry Chrysler Badminton Tournament held at the high school on Saturday. The tournament, which was hosted by the Port Perry Badminton Club, offered excellent calibre of play for both spectator and competitor. Above Women's C Doubles Champs, Perry, and Women's B Champs, front Karen Samen- ski and Debbie Holding of Whitby. In the men's doubles, left, Barry Carr and Jim * Gardiner of Whitby took the B Championship, while Leonard Bayard, centre, and Gary Dyment, right, secured the Men's C title. back left, Sonja Kerry ali Barb Tompkins, Port PeeWee 2 win one game in Fonthill tournament _ Stone's Real Estate Pee Wees travelled to Fonthill on March 21 and in the first game came. up against a strong squad from Oak Ridges. Port started out strong and held the advan- tage in play for the first period but from that time on the local squad faded with the opponents coming on strong, and before the final whistle they had scored three unanswered goals to win the contest by the score of three to nothing. This knocked the local team into the consolation round of the tournament. On Tuesday, March 22, Stone's met the team from Orono and the whole team played éxcellent hockey with Peter Christie making many key saves. Port opened the scoring in the game at the 5:22 mark on a goal by Stan Glass, assisted by Simon Brierly and Paul Sytsma. This score stood up until the 6:54 mark of the second period when Al Ferguson scored assisted by Phil Bower. During this second period Port played two men short on two occasions and they not only kept the opposition from scoring but limited their shots on net to a few weak endeavours. © Orono finally got on the score sheet with 3:34 to go in the game but the local gang kept them off balance for the remain- der of the game and ended up winning by the score of two to one. This put Stones into the Consolation cham- pionship on Friday March 25 and their opponents on this occasion were the Major Pee Wee team from Font- hill. Although they were playing a stronger major team the local squad played an excellent game and dom- inated the play for most of the game. A few defensive lapses enabled the oppon- ents to score three unans- wered goals to give them the game by the score of three to nothing. The entire team the entire tournament and the Niagara area during played excellent hockey for also enjoyed travelling to Spring Break. ~ CLEANERS 255 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 9857105 ® Dry cleaning done on premises o Suede, fur & leather service ® Repairs and alterations 10*° nus coupon 1s worm ] 0 > The price of your dry cleaning order when presented with incoming garments. 10% 0 OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 2, 1977.