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$, DRA NA HAR Sei » a $i WAY 3% PURER DNC PEARS RY wih dies 0 dbabp oh BANS oh M0 FLEA | SC Tan PF \ \ vos SRO 3 2a 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. September 14, 1982 Cartwright Dynos prepare for active winter season by Pam Rohrer. With fall now upefi us, the Cartwright Dynos Snow- mobile Club is becoming active again. Barry Rohrer presides as President again this season, with a full executive to help him out. Memberships are now being taken. We are hosting an "Earlybird Membership Draw" this season. Anyone joining the club before Dec- ember 1, 1982, will have their name eligible for a draw to be made at December's host, the better your chances of winning. New members can sponsor someone, too. Membership fee remains the same as last year, $15.00 per family, which is the lowest price of any clubs in our area. Memberships can be paid to Pam Rohrer, 3 Sun- rise Drive, Blackstock, or at any of the general meetings. Our first general meeting this season will be on Sun- day, September 26, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. at Nestleton Hall. As this will be an "Open House" meeting, we are 0 A SEAN RY OE RRR SREE Ron SL AER hi $9 PERL La ot Soh : HIPSY CRRA 7 ARC ol OR Lh Kring Saath bong Sent general meeting. For every extending an invitation to ie "'new" membership you everyone to attend and see 3) collect, your name will have for yourself what you are a an extra chance-therefore, missing when you don't Xa the more new members you belong to a snowmobile club. 2% } ° i Blackstock Krazies Championship bid (From page 17) Cassidy also was 3 for 3 to help out his pitching game for this win as he batted in three runs. In the top of the fifth with the score 10-2 John Butler hit a home run to score himself and Karl Durward for the ten run lead. In the bottom of the inning the Krazies defence allowed one base hit to shut down Sherway for the win. Krazies saved their best for the last game of the day as they engaged Sault Ste. Marie's Daylight Demons in a real barn burner. Stingy defence on both sides kept it close through 10 innings as the Krazies came out on top 4-3. Blackstock left 13 men on base, twice with men on third only to be thwarted by the Demon's defence. The Krazies gave up all three runs 'in the third inning on three hits and an error before buckling down and never allowed a runner past second base over the next 7 innings. Ron Short went 3 for 4 with 2 runs batted in, including the crucial game winner as he pushed Keith Dalton across the plate. Sunday morning brought disaster to the team as they lost a heart breaker in the bottom of the seventh by a 10-9 score to the 7-ups of Toronto. Blackstock drew blood as Eldon Wagg led off with a home run to deep left centre. Before they were finished, the Krazies went on the defence in the first inning up by a 3-0 score as Ron Short hit a triple to score Grant Curnow and Ron Wagg. The 7-ups plugged away and by the end of the fifth the score was 5-3 in favour of Blackstock. In the top half of the seventh Jude Cassidy walked and then scored when Eldon Wagg hit his second home run of the game. Grant Curnow follow- ed with a single before Ron Wagg flied out and Dave Dalton hit a home run to make the score 9-3 Krazies. A let down on defence ended the game as Toronto scored 7 runs to end the game as Blackstock needed one more out to finish the game. As the saying goes "theres always next year.' Hair Removing ... Permanently! LEG WAXING - BODY WRAP COLLIN ELECTROLYSIS ELH GTA ANALDA (Garden Centre 985-3867 Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Fruit Trees in our Sales Area (NO FIELD STOCK) PERENNIALS ... 2 Pots for the Price of 1 nmO NR We Now have a Large Selection of Spring Flowering Bulbs for Fall Planting! 5 Miles East of Port Perry - 986-4771 Hwy. 7A at West V4 Line When calling please let phone ring continously, since we are often in the field and cannof reach the phone within a few rings Cartwright Dynos are also - having a dance to be held on Saturday, October 16, 1982 at Nestleton Hall, Priebe, D.J. Tickets are available from Pam Rohrer at 986-5467. Any ideas from members pertaining to trail rides or activities would be greatly with John eh Sa CR NU hei fa) i+ RRR * hy SER K & ny 4 3708 appreciated prior to the making up of our calendar of events. Remember, the members are the backbone of the club, so if you have any ideas, please make them known to your executive. We, the executive hope to see everyone out for our first general meeting. Bowling results MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Peanuts - 13; Cashews - 9; Almonds - 8; Macadamias - 6; Filberts - 4; Brazil Nuts - 2. Singles over 200: R. Finley - 223; M. Raby - 201; F. Venning - 205; D. Jeffrey - 224; P. Langley - 206; S. Cosburn - 214; R. Beare - 212; B. Davidge - 206. H.S.W.H.: P. Langley - 275. Triples over 600: R. Finley - 603. H.T.W.H.: I. Morley - 702. TUESDAY LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: E.T.'s-7; Love Bugs-5; 1st Ladies-4; Six Pack-3; Star Trekers-2; Happy Gang-0. Singles over 200: May Raby-243; Mary Cannon-233, 210; Kacey Harper-285. Triples over 600: Mary Cannon-610. WEDNESAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Sabres - 7; Red Wings - 3; Bruins - 5; Leafs - 2; Jets - 2; Rangers - 0. Singles over 200: L. Cooper - 262, 205; S. Grabouski - 242; J. Walker - 226; J. Little - 220; M. Cook - 212; V. Rider - 210; C. Williamson - 210; I. Doupe - 239; L. Cook - 202. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Robins- 5; Doves-5; Jays-5; Orioles- 2; Wrens-2; Crows-2. Singles over 200:Dorothy Lee-263; Marg Lee-234; Bev. Evans-230; Joyce Storry- . 222; Gerri Langille-219,201; Pat Lovering-218; Karen Cole-209,201; Gladys McCall- 205. High Single: Dorothy Lee- 263. Triples over 600: Gerri Langille-614. High Triple: Langille-614. Gerri Summerlea Golf by Jean Skerratt With just one more week of regular league play left for this year, the girls are really displaying their expertise on the course. Josie Wilson was again the low gross winner with 37. Kay Mosienko claimed low net for the first time this year with 16. Con- gratulations Kay! Josie Wilson and Judy Invite parents - Kalynko birdied the 9th and 4th hole consecutively. Chip-ins were recorded by Judy Kalynko on no.4, Marg Moore on no.5 and Debbie Parks on no.16. Next week we are planning to have our chilli party after golfing. Sweep golf will be a fun tournament on Sept- ember 21 followed by our final tournament and banquet on September 25. to learn about abuse of drugs Are you aware of the behaviour pattern and physical symptoms of a person on drugs? If the answer is 'no' then come along to an 'Awareness Night" to be held Wed- nesday, September 29 at 7:30 pm. in Port Perry United Church. This meeting is to educate parents of adolescents on the misuse and abuse of alcohol and other drugs. Constable Logan, a community service officer with the Durham Regional Police will be the main speaker, show a film and display drug samples for identification. A panel of persons directly involved with the 'drug scene' will lead a discussion and answer questions. These will include Joan Cooper of Alcohol and Drug Concerns Inc., Linda Lowrey a youth counsellor at the Pinewood Centre of Oshawa General Hospital, Bob Finlay from the Addiction and Research Foundation. He is instruct- ing a course on substance abuse at Durham College this fall and is in private practice as a youth counsellor, Rob. H. a re- covering alcoholic who was an alcoholic at age twelve. During the evening there will be an opportunity to register for a follow-up two- session Positive Parenting Forum. This will be led by- Joan Cooper from Drug and - Aléohol Concerns, Inc. Preventive education is the key to overcoming the drug problem in our society today. Come out September 29th and find out how you can help. G2625252526262626263620aCacacacacacacacatac A0ac cag 0 a6 1636252525050: 25252525252525252525252525252525252525252525 JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE v5 1 REGISTRATION SN{y SAT. SEPT. 25th 3:00 to 4:00 P.M. 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