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La ER RETR LASHES WE £00: BIS ERAI A (QB FR a Pl QSAR fr LN J. . oH PE : PRR Ral Sk CE) X34 os P. PEI FATA LATE Tig BER TRH DAE URS NE BAW LRT Ly Hips LAY ea STE Fi he oN mh ox a 2 LTRS IHS YATT CORT Ad ARRAS NT a a A SR e A : | PeeWee 2 defeat hx he fF Rig TA BN +e AY rat AY a . ws Yr rE Bid AVE 2 2 rR CF ARC eld SI WP NSE A GAS any PEARIEN HLH INR eli ¢ FYE se RNC SER L Fut Oo Soh En gf Fes NALA 2 PAY] 3 » DE IRSA LOEB MERLIN FASE BE Co Io SEROTONIN 81 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1978 '| News from the Bowling Lanes 2 NS hl a) anton Cin A, -¥. See -. a i Fat) er ed e 2 LN & ol = ail ry ~ BT, WUE 0 rh oN; Sie Xe Pet 4A Ng -- SHY NE a Leal Taal. we, » -- he ., SrA le A 3 rT ri, © a Rel Sn 2a ¥. M. White-665; V. Rider-668; Uxbridge 5-2 LADIES MONDAY NIGHT High Single - Ab Fulford- High Triple - Gerri Lan- . 7:00 BOWLING 318. gille-666. B. Doupe-647; J. Walker-642; by M. Wray December 6 the Stone's Team Standings - Rolling H.S.W.H. - Ab Fulford-360. H.T.W.H. - Gerri Langille- M. Donnelly-628. The Pee Wee 2 registered played an Exhibition game A Stones - 18; Animals - 17; High Triple - Bill Owen- 666. . SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED their first victory on Decem- against the Oshawa Bruins. Aa Bowling Stones - 15; Kiss - 857. Single over 200 - Gerri : : : Tallying for Stone was Jeff SER 13; Stampeders - 11; Blood, H.T.W.H. - Larry Elliott- angille-271, 203; Doris Dar- Team Standings - Edsels - Uxbridge. Stone's played a x from y Sweat & Tears - 10. High Single - R. Peyton- 245. High Triple - R. Peyton- 619. Singles 200 and over - R. Peyton-245, 205; D. Clark- 231; M. Raby-240, 201; P. Otto-208; L. Knight-205; M. VanSchagen-201. Triples 600 and over - R. Peyton-619; D. Clark-618; M. Raby-615. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 9 O'CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings - Dr. Pepper - 21; 7 Ups - 21; Pepsi's - 12; Lemon Limes - 11; Sprites - 10; Orange Crush - 9. High Single - G. Ballard- 276. High Triple - G. Ballard- 659. Singles 200 and over - S. De Haas-204, 201; M. Pelow- 215; J. Trotter-200; E. John- ston-255; C. Watts-209, 248; D. Goreski-210, 207; S. Handyside-215; V. Rider- 231; C. Romeril-203; G. Ballard-200, 276; S. Green- woo0d-210; J. Hunter-225. Triples 600 and over - G. Ballard-659; C. Watts-616. . LADIES TUESDAY -AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings - Sapphire -15; Emerald - 13; Pearl - 11; Ruby - 10; Opal - 8; Diamond - 6. High Single - B. Ireland- 2717. H.S.W_ H. - B. Ireland-304. High Triple - D. Dargavel- 663. H.T.W.H. - L. Sullivan-692. Singles over 200 - B. Ire- land-277; B. Hicks-269; J. Fleming-259; D. Gibson-222; K. Harper-220; J. Grove-217; M. Leatherdale-211, 202, 201; I. Allen-205; M. Giroux-204; M. Graham-203; M. Cannon- 203; L. Holtrust-200; D. Dar- gavel-253, 214; DeShanley- 247. Over 600 - D. Dargavel- 663; B. Hicks-642: D. Shan- ley-617; M. Leatherdale-614. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings - Customs 14; Rye & Coke - 13; 727s - 10; Milts Meddlers - 10; S.0.B.'s - 9; Wild Deuces - 7. Police Force will be If you li Force. Police Force will be ithin these previous Townships in the telephone exchange begins with 986, 324, or 357, then, dia and ask for ZENITH 44400. This is a toll free tele If you live within the previous Townshi telephone exchange begins with 852, 834. Games over 210 - Harry De Shane-278, 221; John Criscione-240, 229; Ken Horner-232, 230; John Grieve -230, 222; Dave Vivian-257; Bruce Hoare-255; Bob Knapp -248; Bill Owen-245; Steve Robinson-234; Ron Redman- 234; Jack Healey-229; Bob Brown-220; Milt Butson-218; Larry Elliott-216; Bruce Norton-214. Triples over 600 - Harry DeShane-655; Bruce Hoare- 648; Jack Healey-635; John Grieve-625; Dave Vivian- 624; Ken Horner-628; Bob Knapp-613; Ron Redman- 612; John Criscione-606. TUESDAY NJGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings - Pipers - 16; Misfits - 14; Clueless Clan. -10; Five Aces - 9; King Pins - 9; Dreamers - 5. ..Men High Single - Jim Rider- 346. H.S.W.H. - Jim Rider-346. High Triple - Pete Craw- ford-802. H.T.W.H, - Jim Rider-859. Ladies High Single - Debbie Casey -354. H.S.W.H. - Debbie Casey- 369. High Triple - Bryans-753. H.T.W.H. - Glenys Wind- sor-814. -- Games 200 and over - Debbie Casey-234; Nancy Bryans-233; Pat Otto-225; Vivian Rider-221, 201; Ruth Grant-211; Denise Crawford- 209. men » Games over 200 - Ray Windsor-280; Jim Rider-273, 221; Frank Verman-242; Pete Crawford-239; Tim Casey-231; Denny Martyn- 229; Lorne Clark-222; Richard Heffering-215; Bob Barr-214. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings -Mer- cedes - 24; Peugeot - 24; Porsche - 22; Ferrari - 13; Jaguar - 11; Citroen - 11. High Single - Gerri Lan- gille-271. H.S.W.H. - Gerri Langille- 271. Nancy Durham Regional Police Force TO THE CITIZENS OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM: Effective 12:01 A.M. December 31st, 1978, the Durham Regional Police Force will assume the responsibility from the Ontario Provincial Police for Police Service in the previous Township of Cartwright, Reach, Scugog, now part of the Town of Newcastle, and the Township of Scugog. Up to December 31st, 1978, the Ontario Provincial Police will con- tinue to be responsible for these areas. If you live within these previous Townshi telephone exchange begins with 985- 579-1520 (Administration) or 579-1234 (Emergency) ps in the Region of Durham and your , your telephone number for the Durham Regional Region of Durham and your | the Bell Telephone operator phone line to the Durham Regional Police p of Reach in the Region of Durham and your your telephone number for the Durham Regional gavel-269; Merle St. John- 250; Marg Lee-235; Wilma Midgley-228; Barb Hicks- 230; Carolyn Menzies-224; Vera Brown-218; Georgina Sutcliffe-213; Judy Rumford- 210, 204; Thelma McCreight- 206. Triples over 600 - Gerri Langille-666; Doris Dargavel -631; Merle St. John-612. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings - Boun- cers - 18; Headpins - 17; Spares - 15; Spotters - 14; Aces - 13; Splits - 7. High Single - M. Hooey-325. High Triple - M. Cannon- 746. Over 210 - M. Hawes-264; M. Hooey-325; J. Bagg-223; M. Cannon-224, 232, 290; B. Oke-258, 226; J. Walker-245; E. Breen-217; B. Doupe-222, 236; M. White-280, 222; V. Rider-232, 263; B. Evans-221; Leanne Cook-214; J. Daniels- 249; L. Cook-229; M. Donnel- ly-235, 238. Over 600 - M. Cannon-746; M. Hooey-679; B. Oke-668; 24; Monte Carlo - 23; Cou- gars - 21; Comets - 17; Le Mans - 11; Bob Cats - 9. Women 'High Single - M. Raby-258. "H.S.W.H. - M. Raby-267. High Triple - B. Oke-699. H.T.W.H. - Lucy Cook-721. Men High Single - D. Johnston- 283. H.S.W.H. - D. Johnston- 318. High Triple - D. Johnston- 800. H.T.W.H. - D. Johnston- 905. YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings - Oh Henry - 41; Wunder Bars - 36; Mars Bars - 32; Malted Milk - 32; Kit Kats - 16; Eat More - 11. Girls High Single - Beth Maccoll- 167. High Triple - Julie Harri- man-378. Boys High Single - Al Tran-240. High Triple - Al Tran-539. Bantam B capture consolation prize by Peter Christie The Port Perry Bantam B (Canadian Tire) hockey team came up big in the Oakwood tournament on Saturday, december 16. In all three games Port got the important first goal (the tourny rule was in case of a tie the team with the first goal would win the game). In each game Al Ferguson came through with the first goal. Port lost the first game by the score of 2-1. This was a very tight, close checking game with Bobcaygeon scoring the winner with only 1:18 remaining to play. Bobcaygeon scored both of their goals while Port was shorthanded. The Port Perry goal was scored by Alan Ferguson, assisted by Larry Webb and Phil Bower. Both Bobcaygeon goals were scored by their captain Larry Woodcock, the first assisted by Paul Madill, the second was unassisted. In the second game Port tightened up defensively and opened up offensively. Port won this game 4 to 0 with Peter Christie coming up big on many occasions. This was a grudge match because the Oshawa Canadians (Little NHL) had beaten Port twice this year. Scoring for Port were Al Ferguson, assisted by Rob Burnett, Rob Burnett assisted by Kevin Trapp, Larry Webb assisted by Alan Ferguson, and Keith Tremblay scored the final goal unassisted. In this game Brian Henricks missed a chance to add to the score with a penalty shot but the Oshawa goaltender came up big and stopped him. In the Consolation game Port came up against a hard hitting team from OPS. This score was again 4 to 0 with Ken Harmen playing an excellent game in the nets for Port. Port was .deter- mined not to go home empty handed and they proved it by the way they played. Scor- ing for Port were Alan Ferguson and Kevin Trapp. The final goal was scored by Phil Bower assisted by Larry Webb and Grant Vizely. The whole team would like to thank Ken Goreski and Bert Vizely for filling in as our coaches, Keith Tremblay _ hard checking game holding a 5 to 0 led until the third period. Scoring for Stone's were Jamie Lee from Mike Fluke and Jeff Wallace. Freddie Cockerton assisted by Craig Paisley, Ian Dick- son tallied twice, assisted on ~ the second goal by Trevor Kennedy and Dean Haugen, Pete Rivoire picked up the final goal for Stone's at the 2:28 mark of the third. Paul Goreski and Steve Jackson played well between the pipes, making some fantas- tic saves. The win gave the boys a shot of confidence and we wish them success in up- coming games. To recap the games played during December, the boys have been displaying better hockey skills each game, keeping the scores much closer than they were at the first of the season. and Mark McConnell. The game ended 6 to 1 for Oshawa. December 7 the boys travelled to Stouffville for a - league game. Stone's played a good defensive game but were defeated 6 to 2. Goals were scored by Freddie Cockerton from Craig Pais- ley and Pete Rivoire. Second goal was Ian Dickson from the stick of Mark McConnell. December 9 the Pee Wee 2 played the Little NHL Canadians for a 9 to 0 game. Monday December 11 Bay Ridges were the opposition. The Stones countered with "excellent defensive plays to hold the opposition from scoring until the third period when Bay Ridges scored four goals. Final score was 4 to 2 for Bay Ridges. Our goals were scored by Jeff Wallace from Jeff Cox and Pete Rivoire from Mark McConnell. Help create 'student jobs. And we'll help you. Young Canada Works is a federal government job creation program designed to fund projects which improve the skills and future job prospects of students. 5 Get your group or organization to think of an Idea. If it will create at least 3 student jobs last- ing from 6 to 18 weeks each between the months of May and September, then Young Canada Works may be able to help you turn your idea into reality. Your project should benefit the community and must meet all the program requirements. Apply today. Application forms and guides are ready now at your nearest Canada Employment Centre/Canada Manpower Centre or Job Creation Branch office. Application Deadline February 2,1979. Employment and Immigration Canada Bud Cullen, Minister Emploi et Immigration Canada Bud Cullen, Ministre ® any, 1 i "4 A for coming down from the ; Poly | B52.3366 Co A's to help us out and Jamie i if olice Officers from this Force'will be performing regular patrol duties in your area Lane who fractured his wrist 3 x and will be available to respond to any requirement. last Wednesday f. J 4 The Division which will be immediately responsible to your Policing needs is Number as: € os vd or coming ! iv] 26 Division which is situated in Uxbridge, and is under the Command of Staff Sergeant with us to cheer us on. i Reg Mcintyre, an additional Police Force premise will be established at 143 Scugog Thank You! oo ; ay Street, Lakeview Plaza, Port Perry. : The Bantam B's will take i "i If you have any concerns related to the Police Service, | invite you to contact either part in the Port Perry Tour- » 8 my office or Staff Sergeant Mcintyre. nament on December 27. I can assure you that every effort will be made to afford our community the best possible Police Service available. Assuring you of continuing service, | remain, Your very truly, ~ Jon. M. Jenkins Chief of Police The next home league game for Port is Wednesday, January 3, 1979. Come out and support your hockey team on both of these dates. PH es 7 CHR fits ni ay REE Ei TIA BT