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ih A WN ORD AE Re WE rn SR hy Fr 8 aah Aix eres - News from theBawling Lanes LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Standings: Sivpmanlies Ra Tirenires 19 Cactus............cer eevee. 17 Shamrocks..................... 13 Butterflies...................... 12 Wooden Shoes ................ 11 Dandy Lions................... 10 Weeds ......cc.cooeuviionnnnnnn, 10 Candles .............ccu......... 9 Rosebuds....................... § Lumber Jacks ................. 7 Snowballs ........................ 5 Bells.......c..oooonvrrerevenrrneenn 5 High Single: Dianne Goreski 268 another season on work on weekends. Haugen's Bar-B-Q OPENING Haugen's Bar-B-Q will reopen for Now hiring full and part time staff, waitresses, waiters, cooks and dishwashers, also student help to Apply in person to 3 Haugens, Hwy. 12 & 7A, Manchester. High Triple: Dianne Goreski 657 Kay McBride 657 Singles - 200 & Over: D. Goreski 268, 233; N. Robinson 246; D. Stack 200; J. Anstey 237; K. Cole 211; R. DeJong 222; G. Ballard © 226; M. Cookman 222; C. Smith 210; I. Bartley 212; E. Pogue 220, 216, 201; K. Mc- Bride 253, 230; R. Dusty 202; M.. Gibson 230; M. Raby 206, 206; W. Tobin 204; L. Cooper 216; F. Venning 205; M. DeJong 207; J. Lee 216; A. Meester 222; D. Clarke March 11, 9 a.m. LOUIS J. DEKOKER AND SON LTD. ABATTOIR | 'R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. -- (705) 324-5794 Specializing in Custom Killing Beef Killed 8.00 Cutting & Wrapping 10° Ib. Quick Freezing available at 02° Ib. extra) Beef Sold by Sides & Quarters All Meat Gov't Inspected Beef Slaughtered on Tues. & Friday's Pork on Wednesday - by Appointment Only Specializing in: eo TIRE SALES & SERVICE (New & Used Tires) oe MINOR REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS e OIL CHANGE & LUBRICATION eo FRONT END & BRAKE REPAIR TAYLOR'S TEX ACO Corner of Union & 7A Hwy. = 208; L. Tripp 225, Triples - 600 & Over: D. Goreski 657; K. McBride 657; E. Pogue 637; J. Anstey 614. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Standings: .The Clowns .................... 22 The Jokers..................... 20 Happy Rollers................ 17 Whiz Bangs.................... 16 Ron's Raiders ................ 14 The TIBerS ...ccnimviviniirones 14 .High Single: Ralph Day 272 H.S.W.H.: Ron Redman 289 High Triple: Ralph Day 677 H.T.W.H.: Larry Woodhouse 718 Women High Single: Kay McBride 268 H.S.W.H.: Kay McBride 296 High Triple: Kay McBride 671 H.T.W.H.: Kay McBride 755 TUESDAY NIGHT DOUBLES BOWLING Mens High Single: Terry Adderley 323 Mens High Triple: Terry Adderley 726 Ladies High Single: Pat Adderley 263 Ladies High Triple: Viv Rider 608 Scores Over 210: Terry Adderley 323, 240; Rich Heffering 239; Chess Efford 217; MarilymyHeffer- ing 221; Pat Fenpeshey 210, 220; Geo. Zenglein 228; Norm Tennyson 211; Nelson Patterson 254; Viv Rider 210; Pat Adderley 263; Kel- vin Newman 264. Triples - Over 600: Nelson Patterson 633; Viv Rider 608; Pat Fennessey 624; Terry Adderley 72 726. - Standings: Misfits........cceeevevevvenennnen. 16 Hi Rollers...................... 13 Streakers ....................... 12 Fourth Dimension .......... 11 "Squeakers ....................... 6 Head Pin Kids................. 5 LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: .Pat Armstrong 257 High Triple: Pat Armstrong 731 Over 200: Pat Armstrong 257, 242, 232; Wilma Midgley 234; Carol Oliphant 231; Shirley Cummings 228; Sue Fowler 226; Merle St. John 223, 205; Gerri Langille' 219, 214; Joyce Storry 217, 200; Millie Ives 211, 207; Elaine Cor- dingley 211; Dorothy Lee 209; Diane Davies 206; Carol 985-3655 Accepted Credit Cards TEXACO - CHARGEX - MASTER CHARGE Saturday -8:00a.m. t0 6:00 p.m Sunday - -- HOURS OPEN - Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 10 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Dayle 205, 204; Dorls Dar- gavel 202; Marg Lee 202; Betty Lee 201; Marlene King 200. Over 600: Pat Armstrong 731; Wilma Midgley 615; Merle St. John 614; Joyce Storry 608; Gerri Langille 602. Standings: Filberts..........cccovvveeene... 11 PECANS... ivnuiiidicrrrrsrpnienvind 9 Peanuts ..........cviverirrreresd 8 Almonds ...........cceeveeunnn.. 6 Cashews .........ccceeeeveveenenn. 5 Walnuts .............cocounnennn. 3 THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Standings: Zering Pontiac ............... 51 Ballard Lumber ............. 41 Port Perry I.G.A............41 Tudor Developments ...... x Lake Scugog Lumber..... Emmersons Insurance .. > Edens..........cccoeuveeennnnnn, 29 Stones Real Estate........ ..27 Port Perry Star .............25 Ideal Dairy .................... 23 Legion Branch 419.......... 21 Dowsons Red & White....20 High Triple: George Bright 721 George Zenglein 721 H.T.W.H.: Denny Martyn 779 "High Single: Bill Jansen 334 H.S.W.H.: Bill Jansen 337 Triples - 625 & Over: George Bright 721; George Zenglein 721; Denny Martyn 713; Keith Ashton 709; Bill Jansen 702; Richard Drew 682; Jim Hadley 665; Jack Healey 662; Alan Ashton 644; Pete DeHaas 643; Clarence Butson 637; Vin Walker 637; Walt Pascoe 632; Hans Buscher 630; Jim Redman 630. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 10, 1976 -- 21 Broombai play-offs begin this Sunday CAWKERS BUTCHERS 2 K.R. COULTER 0 Cawkers played one of their best defensive games of the year picking up their first shutout. The win put them in a tie for fourth place as long as Brians lost their game. The outcome of Brians game will determine the playoff positions. Both teams played well in the first and second periods for at the end of the second the score was still tied at 0-0. Cawkers opened up the game with 5:20 gone in the third period when Colin Wackett scored on a good passing play from Don Phinney and Doug Scott. Then just four minutes later Don Phinney won the faceoff in Coulters end and put it back to Doug Scott who rifled a screen shot which Don Phinney deflected in. Mark Kenny picked up the shut out for Cawkers. BROOKLIN LEGION 3 SMITS CYLE & SPORTS 2 This game meant nothing for either teams for a playoff position, as both teams al- ready had a playoff spot wrapped up. The score was 2-1 for Brooklin before the four minutes had expired in the game. Brooklin started early with just 25 seconds gone, Bill Down slipped it'in from Ken Vipond and Ken Down. Then one minute later Brooklin scored again- when Ken Vipond scored from Bill Down. Smits came back at the 3:25 mark when Don Gray stole the ball from a Brooklin defenseman and went in to score on a break- away. Brooklin scored their third in the second period at 5:55 when Ken' Down scored from Bill Down. Smits scor- ed their second goal but were a little late to try and tie the game as there was just a minute left. Pat Thompson scored this goal from Dale Crawford. UTICA AUTO BODY 0 BRIANS SUPERTEST This was one of the jest games of the season vith both teams playing excelicnt defense.. Utica had many chances to score but just couldn't seein to slip it by Brians goaltend- er Wayne Cox. Brians were havirfg the same problems as Uticas goalie Dennis Symes was making good saves when they were needed. The tie for Brians was just as good as a win, as all they needed was to pick up one point to go ahead of Cawkers and clinch a playoff berth. Both: Brians and Cawkers where in the same position last year fighting for fourth place in the playoffs. 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