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4 \ { SP lw wo CT Rs SE Ne So oo = ems at ST a) a Ek Se Se ER AC ay pn ~~ a = ee eC CAN J NA ay, SEL A a < A CI {oe 8 hilt] TRA PH hd XANE N HY SSR ENTA WER LL SEE orb ny 16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 3, 1982 The first annual Hank's Pastries ladies club pm, --g 3 a -- --~ ~ a . ghey) a, N= bonspiel was held February 20 in Port Perry with Helen Hadden's rink winning the beautiful trophy. The 14th Annual Mixed Invitational Bonspiel sponsored by Brooklin Concrete Products was held Saturday at the Port Perry Curling Club. Bill Cane's Local sorority plans lots of new activities The coming of the New Year has once again found the members of Beta Sigma Phi (Theta Delta Chapter) hard at work. A get acquainted evening' was planned Feb. 10th at the home of Reta Bonnetta, Prince Albert. This event was-to familiarize invited guests with the * activities of the sorority. A humorous skit was presented by the sisters of XI Epsilon Theta Chapter, explaining all the customs of sorority life. The evening was a huge success with many new members joining the group. A Beta Sigma Phi dance has been planned for the end of the month (Feb. 27). A special event to take place at this dance will be a cake auction. Homemade cakes of various shapes and sizes will be given out to the highest bidding groups. The pro- ceeds will go to Central Seven, in the aid of purchasing a wheelchair lift for the new van. Robert Jackson will be chief auctioneer for the evening and a good time is antici- pated by all. Tickets for this dance may be obtained at the Settlement House. Begun in the midst of the . depression, Beta Sigma Phi was originally designed to provide an outlet for women, who, in those hard financial times, could not attend college and were obliged to remain home and ~ support their families. From the first chapter formed in Abilene Kansas, - Beta Sigma Phi has grown from a small social and cultural group into an inter- national sorority that devotes much time to service efforst as' well. Hardly a charitable, health or cultural group, exists today that has not been helped in some way by Beta Sigma Phi. Interna- tionally, the chapters have FOL AD a ay A ac A 4 y 4 cl FLAN ERE! 3 a ' Wayne deJong presents the trophy to the winning skip and team-mates Cheryl Vogel and Liz Dixon. Absent from photo is Bev Madill. created several special funds to which they .con- tribute: the International : Loan Fund, through which members help each other; the International Endow- ment Fund, which has donated over a million dollars tq health research groups; homes for the under- privileged children and many other causes; the Exemplar Fund, which helps support Literacy Village in India, and a college scholar- ship fund for members of their sons or daughters. Of course, cultural and social activities still continue among the chapters. Each year members are provided with a different outline of study in the liberal arts. Members also plan socials throughout the year, including: Traditional events like Founder's Day. Another "get acquainted evening' for this group is planned for the fall. rink of Sally Foster, Steve Foster and Diane Cane emerged as the winners. Al Kivell presented the trophy and prizes to the winning teams." YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Hawks - 57; Orioles - 45; Falcons - 43; Blue Birds - 41; Eagles - 41; Blue Jays - 28. High Single: Girls: Crystal Raby - 133. BOYS; Craig McFadden - 185. High Double: GIRLS: Shelagh Donaldson - 242. BOYS: Craig McFadden - 349. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Edsels - 24; Cadillacs - 17; Buick - 16; Jaguar - 12; Hornets - L- Chevettes - 6. Singles over 200: Mary Cannon - 214,229; Doris Dar- gavel - 235,213; Joan Knight - 200,228; Connie Townsend - 221; Lynne Cawker - 221; Joan Fleming - 226; Wilma Lynde - 202; May Raby - 209,206; Debbie Vann - 203, 211; Dorothy Shanley - 262, 263,248; Linda Hughes - 217, 216; Lynn Loughlin - 211; Marion Hopkins - 209,205; Kacey Harper - 243; Kathy Roar - 200. Triples over 600: Doris Dargavel - 617; May Raby - 610; Dorothy Shanley - 773; Kacey Harper - 616. ' Draw Winner: Connie Townsend. ~~ LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Elms - 9; Pines - 8; Oaks - 8; Maples - 7; Birches - 6; Cedars - 4. Singles over. 200: Lois Andrews 242; Gerri Langille - 241,208; Kathy Chumbley - 228; Merle St. John - 225; Heather Weinhold - 225; Marg Lee - 221; Marilyn Locke - 205; Gladys McCall - 201. High Single: Lois Andrews - 242. High Triple: Langille - 617. Triples over 600: Langille -617. . Gerri Gerri TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Pin Pickers - 19; Ross's Strong- arms - 14; Catalysts - 14; Ab's Ex's - 13; Realistics - 12; Machine - 12. High Single: Ross Muir - 331. High Single with Handicap Ross Muir - 366. High Triple: Ross Muir - 726. . High Triple with Handicap Ross Muir - 831. Singles 215 and over: Dave Vivian .- 232,222,241; Roy Werry - 226; Tim Ashbridge - 312; Len Francessen - 234; Rick Deshane - 224; Roy Dixon - 228; John Criscione - 251; Steve Robinson - 222; Ross Muir - 331,225; Ed Weinhold - 220,222; Bill Owen -215,293; Larry Doble - 248; Bill Ruesink - 226,230; Tom Lockett. - 312; Dave Tingle - 280. Triples over 600: Dave Vivian - 695; John Criscione - 639; Ross Muir - 726; Ed Weinhold - 619; Bill Owen - 683; Larry Doble - 636; Bill Ruesink - 656; Dave Tingle - 635. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Pirates - 34; Angels - 23; Yankees - 22; Astros - 21; Expos - 17; White Soxs - 9. Singles 210 and over. - flat: Pat Norton - 211; Stasia McCullough - 234; Lucy Cook - 260; France Venning - 247,210; Renee Beare - 278, 225; Lynn Cook - 220,229. Triples 600 and over - flat: Lucy Cook - 610; Barb Evans - 609;- France Venning - 613; Renee Beare - 639; Lynn Cook - 624. High Single - flat: Renee Beare - 278. High Single with Handicap Stasia McCullough - 278. High Triple - flat: Renee Beare - 639. _ High Triple with Handicap Barb Evans - 678. °° SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Maple - 12; Ash - 20; Spruce - 18; Elm - 10; Birch - 11; Pine - 13. MENS . High Single - Rider - 279. H.S,W.H: Jim Rider - 279. High Triple - flat: Glen Howsam - 716. H.T.W.H: Glen Howsam - 716. : flat: Jim LADIES High Single - flat: Beth Oke - 314. H.S.W.H: Beth Oke - 320. High Triple. - flat: Beth Oke - 731. : H.T.W.H: Beth Oke - 749, MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Team. Standings: Blood, Sweat and Tears - 13; Beatles - 12; Drifters - 10; Rolling Stones - 10; Temp- tations - 9; Supremes. - 9. Singles over 200: Ilean Pugh - 227,242; Sandy Green- wood - 200; Diana Brough - 248,200; Corrine Watts - 233, 241; Michele Williams - 218; Gail Kowalczyk - 219; Vivian Rider - 208. Triples over 600; Ilean Pugh - 646; Corrine Watts - 628. MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Beavers - 19; Fawns - 13; Foxes - 12; Squirrels - 10; Bunnies - 5; Chipmunks - 4. Singles over 200: F. 'Ven- ning - 253,252; M. Raby - 228,226; C. Mathews - 211, 209; O. Smith - 252; J. Lee - 230; K. Murray - 215; E. Oppers - 214; S. McInnis - 212; M. Espie - 211; M. . Burnfield - 209; T. Mac- Donald - 208; D. Jeffrey - 208. Triples over 600: F. Ven- ning - 679; M. Raby - 647; J. Lee - 601. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING. Team Standings: Pat's Rats - 27; Rinky Dinks - 19; Pinheads - 17; Will Nots - 17; No Names - 17; Lonesome Nights - 8. MEN Singles over 200: Murray Quantz - 225,287; Mark Carter - 201,257,229; Art Mathews - 207,227; Ray Wright - 229,224; Roger Lafontaine - 205,221; Lorne Mallory - 211,220; Ken Traynor - 205; Denny Martyn - 201. Triples over 600: Murray Quantz - 687; Mark Carter - 686; Art Mathews - 627; Ray Wright - 608; Roger Lafontaine - 617. WOMEN . Singles over 200: Pat Turner - 256; Doris Clark - 211,203; Patty Horn - 215; Sharon McFadden - 210; Sharon Wright - 209; Monica Efford - 202. ! Triples over 600: Pat Turner - 633; Doris Clark - 613. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Port Perry 1.G.A."- 42; Dowsons Red and White - 41; Philp Pontiac - 34; Colin Ball Motors - 30; Emmerson Insurance - 29; Brians Tow- ing - 28; Centennial Lanes - 28; Waynes Auto Parts - 27; Do-No's - 26; Norm's Con- tracting - 20; Legion Branch 419 - 17; Lake Scugog Lumber - 12, High Single: C. Watts - 298. High Triple: D. Arnold - 702. H.T.W.H: 849. Triples over 625: D. Arnold - 702; T. Ashbridge - 700; J. Rider-- 687; R. Espie - 681; C. Watts - 652; R. Stauffer - 638; J. Hadley - 629; 1. Ashbridge - 630; G. Howsam - 628; G. Redshaw - 628. R. Espie -