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> J A" RRA BL ARR) aS 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 19, 1979 i . « Bowling News LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 7 0'CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings - Plums- 5, Limes-5; Apples-4; Peaches-3; Pears-2; Grapes- 2. High Single - M. Raby & A. Meester-263. he High Triple - A. Meester- 697. Singles 200 and over - A. Meester-263, 243; M. Raby- 263; L. Knight-249; R. Beare- 242; S. Combdon-205; C. Steele-205; J. Van Schagen- 204; 200; A. Mulger-200. Triples 600 and over - A. Meester-697. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 90"CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings - Peppers- 5; Gingers-5; Chillies-3; Garlics-2; Cloves- 2. Singles over 200 - L. Marsh -285, G. Ballard-202; E. Vernon-201; M. Dowson-200; J. Lehman-245; V. Rider-208, 209; I. Pugh-215; R. De Jong- 202; S. De Haas-227; D. Draper-211; C. Watts-200; S. Handyside-203; B. Appelby- 202; S. Greenwood-243. Triples over 600 - L. Marsh -642. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings - Oak-5; Maple-5; Cedar-4; Pine-3; Spruce-2; Elm-2. Singles over 200 - M. Raby- 290, 247; D. Dargavel-274; M. Graham-226; D. Shanley- 224; L. Patton-224; 201; M. Murray-217; G. Forder-211; J. Fleming-211; C. Milton- 210; M. Leatherdale-204, 202; N. Tytler-203; B. Hicks-203; M. Cannon-201. Triples over 600 - M. Raby- 715; D. Dargavel-649; L. Patton-612. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings - Sap- phires-11; Diamonds-10; Opals-6; Pearls-5; Rubies-5; Emeralds-5. High Single - Menzies-265. High Triple - Merle St. John-646. Singles over 200 - Carolyn Menzies-265; Gerri Langille- 262; Joyce Storry-252; Merle St. John-249, 203; June Symes-244; Carol Philips- Carolyn MIAN gt LOA ARTE ad GHWT fi Ahlan Cali hdd dente bit mtinisboddin id Nutmegs-4; . 236; Vivian Rodd-220; Carol Doyle-218; Wilma Midgley- 216; Pat Lovering-211. Triples over 600 - Merle St. John-646. LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING ..Team Standings - Crickets- 12; Spiders-9; Bees-8; Ants- 7; Beetles-4; Flies-2. High Single - Lucy Cook- 273. High Single with Handicap -Lucy Cook-302. ..High Triple - Lucy Cook- 616. High Triple with Handicap - Lucy Cook-703. Singles over 210 - M. White- 223,233; L. Cook-273; D. Walsh-223; M. Hooey-232; P. Norton-239; V. Rider-211: R. Roach-221; Bev Evans-243; B. Doupe-228; Lynn Cook- 211. Triples over 600 - L. Cook- 616; M. White-607. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Parsnips........................... 7 Peas.............ooovveeeieeil 5 Turnips........cccoceeeeiennnnil. 5 Beets...........ooeeviiiiiiiinnnn, 2 Carrots.........ccooeeeevevenannnn. 2 Beans...........ccooooiiiiiinnnlld 0 Women High Single: Mabel Cook-303 High single W. Handicap Mabel Cook-347, High Triple Mabel Cook-655, High Triple W. Handicap Mabel Cook- 787. Men High single: Jim Rider-309, High Single W. Handicap Jim Rider-309, High Triple Jim Rider-781, High Triple With Handicap Jim Rider- 781. Summerlea Golf Course by Marg. Boynton 34 members were present. Low gross to Josie Wilson- 38; low net of 25 was shared by Gina Poole, Carol Wilson, Shirley Cummings and Ann Pipher. Josie Wilson also had a birdie while Ann Pipher and Lucy Wilson had chip ins. The chilli party and voting were excellent. Great going everyone. I'm your local Alcan Authorized Dealer. Call me for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. I carry the Alcan name. AND I CARRY ALCAN ALUMINUM SIDING to protect and beautify your home. MIKE ALLEN : | [ i? H ts Dest L CHRIS ALLE ALUMINUM 985-3747 Ready for another hockey season. Rich King, Kevin Mantel and Willy King were among the more than 300 youngsters who registered over the weekend for the minor hockey program. Leo Taylor, treasurer of Port Perry Minor Hockey Association looks on. Play begins this week at the New Scugog Arena. 300 register for Minor Hockey coaches, managers badly needed by Danny Millar The Port Perry Minor Hockey Association Execu- tive held a meeting on Sun- day, September 16 at the Town Hall to select coaches for house league and compet- itive teams. About half of the coaches for travelling teams have been named along with managers. There are still several vacancies to fill most prominent being: Novice A's, Midget B's, Juveniles, and PeeWee B's. The lack of mentors is the only setback facing the Association at this time, according to President Jan Frannsen. "We haven't 'got enough coaches. It could be a serious problem," Mr. Frannsen stated. Two tandems are return- ing with the same units they controlled last year. Butch Potts and Bob Storrey will return to coach and manage, respectively, the Midget A's. Veteran Doug Scott comes back as skipper of the Ban- tam A's along with manager Don Phinney. Scott also coaches the Junior C MoJacks. Bantam B's will be handl- ed by a couple of new faces in Dave Giannini and Garry Baker. Baker will be the boss here. Atom A's will be under the tutelage of coach Dave Bark- ey and manager Bob Jamie- son. Over the past weekend 296 youngsters registered for minor hockey in Port Perry. Mr. Frannsen calls this a OCTOBERFEST is coming to Nestleton Centre SAT., OCTOBER 13 "good turnout for a start. We'll get more out," he adds that the number is "better for a three day turnout than last year." All the competitive A teams will be playing in, the Lakeshore Group, which Mr. Frannsen believes will be more challenging than last ear. Teams in this loop include Port Hope, Peterbor- ough, Oshawa, Stouffville, Whitby and Ajax. Every one of these entries will make the Ontario Minor Hockey Asso- ciation playoff at the sea- son's end. The B teams will play against smaller, north- ern towns such as Little Britain and Beaverton. Last - year they entered the Lake- shore circuit but were, in the main, outclassed. The final order of business at the meeting was the nam- ing of several dates for tournaments. December 27 sees the Bantams in action and a day later the Midgets take the ice. The first tourney of the new year will have Port Perry playing host to the PeeWees on January 19. The next month, on the 2D ODO OD DD. 23, the Atom meet is held. The final tournament of the year is slated for Good Fri- day. The Novices are the attraction then. STARE BLACKSTOCK ARENA HOCKEY HOUSE LEAGUE REGISTRATION Boys - 5 Years & Up MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th - 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. BLACKSTOCK RECREATION CENTRE Also - Coaches, Assistants and Officials Come out on above date too. For further information call: DOUG ALLEN 986-4264 or 986-5696 LT TT ETT ATT 2.00000. Myrtle News by Jean Stachow The Myrtle United Church congregation are planning for their Annual Anniversary and Thank offering service on Sunday, October 7th at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Bob Rumball of Toronto will be the guest speaker this year. This former Toronto Argonaut and now dedicated worker for the Deaf will present a most worthwhile message for young and old. The Rogers family of Janetville 'will sing and the Myrtle Choir will also participate. Plan to come as a family for the service and meet Rev. Rumball personally during the social time following downstairs. Mrs. Joyce Lockhart spoke on the "Grace of God" on Sunday, September 16th at Myrtle Untied Church. Ser- vices are held each Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. Young people and children meet for fellowship at 9:30- 10:15 a.m. prior to the ser- vice. On Saturday November 3rd the Myrtle Church Annu- al Turkey Supper will be held in the Church. Tickets my be reserved by calling Mrs. Dugg 655-4704. A table of bazaar items will be an added feature this year. TALK TO THE INSURANCE INNOVATOR Wm. 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