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36- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 28, 1993 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Where will you be in five years? Does your present job provide you with the challenge and financial rewards that you deserve? Are you frustrated by the fact that you'll probably never be your own boss? Is it time to make a career change? The Mutual Group is looking for people who have the ability, desire and potential to succeed in financial services. | We provide a comprehensive training program and the kind of ongoing support that can make your career the success you've always hoped for. So then, where do you want to be in five years? Send resume to: Edward Romaniuk, Branch Manager, Ri | The Mutual Group 40 King St. W,, Ste. 710, RB Oshawa, Ontario. L1H 1A4. Facing Tomorrow Fax: (416) 725-4411. Together Curlers If you are interested in joining the Port Perry Curling Club for 1993/1994 season please contact the following people for information on fees & league openings: - LADIES - Laurel Griffen 985-3946 - BUSINESS LADIES - Carolyn Humphrey 985-9459 or Gillian Hardy 985-2101 - MEN & MIXED - Doug McMillian 985-3143 All members, guests & potential members are invited to an afternoon of instruction & fellowship on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 - 1:30 TO 4:00pm Cartwright Minor Ball elections to be held Monday, October 18 The Annual Meeting and election of a new executive for Cartwright Minor Ball has been called for Monday, Oct. 18, 1993, 7 p.m. at the Recreation Centre in Blackstock. This meeting is especially important this year as the current execu- tive has developed a constitu- tion and bylaws which will be up for review and ratification. The meeting is open to any in- terested parents or minor ball supporters from the surround- "ing area. The current executive will be presenting reports on the past year, and the floor will be open for feedback. Following these reports and the discussion and ratification of the constitution, the elections for the new execu- tive will take place. Anyone in- terested in running for a seat on the executive is encouraged to arrange for nominators in ad- vance, and if someone cannot attend the meeting, they may still be nominated and stand for office if written confirmation is ° available at the meeting. Copies of the final draft of the constitution are being distribut- ed for perusal to area stores, and to this past year's team coaches. Executive members will also have copies for people to review. Because there will not be time at the meeting to go through the document line by line, people are encouraged to contact any of these people and read the constitution prior to the meeting, and come pre- pared to discuss any concerns. For specific information on who you may contact to review the constitution, contact John McNamara at 986-4426, or Ron Martyn at 986-5952. Lawn bowlers finish up successful season The fall general meeting was. held on Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the club house. Following another successful season on our eight lush greens, we begin to unwind. In the spring we had two weeks of coaching lawn bowling with the public school students. The fall saw the same with the high school students. We have completed three busy schedules. The winners of the third schedule are: Skip - Cam Crawford, Vice - Helen Nesbitt, Lead - Julia Dempsey. Congratulations. : The I.G.A. mixed pairs trophy was played Sept. 1, 1993. Win- ners: 1st - Denpis Smith, Lind- say, 2nd - Len Yuill, Oshawa, 3rd - Larry McLarren, Oshawa. Anyone interested please come along Wednesday, Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the club house and soak up a little lawn bowl- ing friendliness. Our greens have received compliments from all in the district on their excellent condition all summer. A big 'thank you' to greens- keeper Jack Owen! Bowling results Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling Team Standings: Puppy Dogs - 5; Looney Birds - 5; Kitty Kats - 4; Polly Wogs - 3; Mighty Ducks - 2; Piggly Wiggly - 2. Over 200: Ann Meester - 249, 248; Carol Koch - 229, 222; Car- ol Davies - 221; Elma Vernon - 220, 204; Joani Fletcher - 220; Merle St. John - 214; Mary Lee - 211. Over 550: Ann Meester - 695; "Little Leafs"... Making Dreams Come True Kids 13 & Under Can Win! * A Tour of the Hockey Hall of Fame * An Opportunity to meet some Leafs * Dinner Seats in a Private Box for a Game! Tune in for Details! CELY 910 Yoon Hometown Station Carol Koch - 639; Elma Vernon - 619. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling Standings: Olive Oyl - 7; Lit- tle Lulu - 5; Wilma Flintstone - 5; Blondie - 2; Daisy Mae - 2; Pe- tunia-0. 200 Flat: Vi Linton - 242 and 240; Kathy Hoar - 223; Lynn Loughlin - 210; Verna Slute - 208. sooo Triple Flat: Vi Linton - Tuesday Night Mens Bowling Standings: The One - 19 pts; Team Five - 12 pts; Team Two - 9 pts; Strikers - 9 pts; Missing Bandits - 7 pts; Flawless - 7 pts. High Single Flat - Kevin Martin - 298 High Single with Handi- cap - Milton Anderson - 299 High Triple Flat - Kevin Martin - 682 High Triple with Handi- cap - Peter Booth - 758 Games over 215 Flat - Kelly Goreski - 232, Roy Werry - 234, Milton Anderson - 218, Harold McLaughlin - 229, Ken Irvine - 256, Jeff Cox - 217, Gerry Lou- velle - 227, John Criscione - 240, Hal McCullough - 229, Kevin Martin - 298. : Triples over 600 Flat - Pe- ter Booth - 608, Ken Irvine - 664, John Criscione - 645, Ke- vin Martin - 682.