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LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Standings: Bouncing Balls............... 29 Jelly Rollers .................. 22 Clowns ......cccoevvvnrvrvenennn, 22 Fruits.......cocoovvvinnveenenennn, 20 Animal Crackers............ 18 Gumdrops .......cccveeeveenne. 17 Lollipops .......ccocvvvvriennnne. 16 Windmills....................... 15 Alley Cats...........c......... 14 Chicks.......ocorenunnnee ferrenne 14 Wallflowers .................... 13 Snowflakes...................... 10 Hgh Single: Anne Meester 276 High Triple¢ Marie Smits 685 Singles - 200 & Over: A. Meester 276, 215; L. Huntington 235; R. Peyton 202; M. Smits 253, 223, 209; M. DeJong 203; M. Raby 236; J. Lee 220; M. J. Till 229;; M. Cookman 211; S. Empringham 208; V. Rider 230; J. Van Schagen 211; M. J. Fewer 206, 201; J. Wray 202; I. Pugh 211; B. Collins 223; G. Ballard 215, 213; M. Manns 208; E. Johnston 213; D. Scott 211; R. DeJong 200. Triples - 600 & Over: M. Smits 685; A. Meester 646. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE Week of Dec. 21, 1976 Standings: Cauliflowers................... 15 Zucchini ...........c............. 11 Avocados........................ 11 Squash ...............eueee, 10 WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Star 21 Day Florida Circle Tour Departs every Sunday Jan. 30th to March 20th, 1977 . Inclusive $495. per person (twin) 21 Day Texas Tour Departs every Sunde Jan. 30th to Mar. 6th, 1977 Inclusive $540. per person (twin) oer... Florieia Texas & California by Motorcoach 14 Day Florida Circle Tour Departs every Saturday, January 29th To April 16th, 1977. Inclusive $3 75. High Average: D. Dargavel 214. High Single: G. Forder 319 H.S.W.H.: G. Forder 340 High Triple: D. Dargavel 717 H.T.W.: D. Dargavel 717 Singles - 200 & Over: G. Forder 319; D. Dargavel 253, 233, 231; G. Pelrine 251; B. Tompkins 230; C. Oliphant 230; D. Goreski 226; B. Hicks 216, 207; E. Brunton 215; J. Grove 211, 210; J. Knight 209; T. Lou- velle 204. Triples - 600 & Over: D. Dargavel 717; G. Forder 649. | 3 TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Week of Dec. 28, 1976 Standings: Cauliflowers.................... 18 Zeehind ......ooiiciinviinnaine 14 SQUASH ..covviiiiiiiiciirinrsronie 14 AVOCAA0S........oconnnvenvrinse 12 TULIPS cocoons rmsinsivrmmvinarans 8 Tomatoes...........cccevvvvunenns 6 High Average: D. Dargavel 215 High Single: D. Dargavel 274 H.S.W.H.: D. Dargavel 274 High Triple: D. Dargavel 701 H.T.W.H.: M. Leatherdale 722 Singles - 200 & Over: D. Dargavel 274, 236; M. Leatherdale 236; Mary Can- non 224; O. Archer 218, 200; O. Painter 214; T. Louvelle 211; B. Hicks 208; M. Giroux 205; B. Tompkins 202; G. Pelrine 200. Triples - 600 & Over: D. Dargavel 1701; M. Leatherdale 612. ¢ per person (twin) 23 Day California ur Many rtures in February, Mar., April, June July, August, 1. & Oct. Inclusive LJ per person (twin) 10 Day March Break Daytona Beach Departs March 18th, 1977 Eve. departure $250. p.p. twin 10 Day March Break St. Petorshurg Departs March 18th, 1 Eve. departure $295. p.p. twin For a Full Colour Brochure... Contact your local licensed Travel Agent. 3 CLG OLER YT TA TR NONQUON TRAVEL 12 WATER ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-2336 by Andrea Jones 'Tis the season to be busy, and the Grant Menzies Pacers were no exception, In an ongoing struggle with Newcastle the Pacers are now two close wins and two ties. The score was tied in the third period 2-2. Pete Lane blasted home the winner from just inside the blue line and Rob Baird, who feared he couldn't hit a barn door, sealed the win with a goal into the empty net. Port Perry hosted their first two-day hockey tourna- ment over the Christmas holidays. It was a combined Bantam and Midget (also a first) series and was' a resounding success. Hockey fans were treated with some outstand- ing contests in both divisions. The Grant Menzies Pacers met their old rival Uxbridge in their first game. It was a seesaw battle with Uxbridge finally pulling ahead of the Pacers 4-3. Larry James opened the scoring for Uxbridge but Mark Lee came right back to. tie it for Port Perry. Dennis Franssen scored on a solo effort but Uxbridge again tied it up, and added one more to go ahead. Peter Lane tipped in one from Terry Flieler and Bill Owen tieing the game again but Steve Savage poked in the winner for Uxbridge. The loss put the Pacers into the consolation round and their second game was a lopsided 8-1 trouncing of the Markham '"'B" club. Tim Kane opened the scor- ing from Owen and Franssen and Markham tied it. That was the only goal that Mark- ham was to earn as the Pacers added seven more. Mark Lee had three, Frans- sen, Flieler, Perigoe and Taylor had singles. Baird and Adam had two assists each, and Taylor also earned an assist. The Consolation finals were against our own Midget "B" team and there was some apprehension before the game. Both teams wanted to win of course and the Bobcat "B" had the added incentive of toppling the "A" club. On the other hand the Pacers couldn't face a loss since Pacers tie Newcastle, lose to they were (after all) suppos- ed to be the "A" team. On top of that they were all friends, many had played as team-mates on other teams. It was even brother against brother, Danny Taylor on the 'Pacers and Jamie Taylor on the Bobcats. Tim Kane of the Pacers was facing his brother Paul as a coach of the Bobcats. It was a good game and sportsmanship prevailed (with only a few chides from both teams). The crowd was solidly behind the underdog Bobcats but it was Port Perry either way. Uxbridge Rob Baird opened the scor- ing for the Pacers from Rob Kemp. Franssen, Dan Taylor and Bill Owen had singles in the first period. Carey Fellows was credit- ed with a goal for the Bob- cats that did a dirty deflec- tion off Shewaga's stick and into his own net. The Bob- cats Tony Oxley scored from Ashmore and Jamie Taylor to close the gap in the third. The Pacers final goal was by Rob Kemp from Baird also a deflection behind Treen to even the tricky goal department. Final score 5-2 for the Midget 'A' Grant Menzies Pacers. Arena opening (continued and utilizes every corner of space available. For example, the seating area is on one side of the 'arena. The space under- neath the seating area is utilized for storage and dressing room areas. The Foyer-entrance-snack bar and viewing areas, as well as the ice plant, ice equipment area and press box are all at one end. "I just don't think we would have done any better for the money available and for the size of the commun- ity," 'said one committee member. "It's a beaut!" For Photograph REPRINTS from the Port Perry Star Phone 985-7383 mit your application to February 4th. apply. CREATE The restoration of historical buildings, the construc- tion of a fire hall, the replacement of an outdated water system. If you stop and think about it there are probably many good projects that could create jobs and be of great benefit to your community. This year, a new job creation program called Canada Works will help fight unemployment by providing funds to groups and organizations including private businesses, for worthwhile community prejecis If you have a project that can provi of five jobs for unemployed people in your area, sub- anada ' ut do it now. The deadline for applications is e a minimum orks. Right now, your' Canada Manpower Centre has application forms and a CanadaWorks "Guide to Applicants" that describes the program and how to Visit your Canada Manpower Centre today. Canada Works: Make it work in your community. COMMUNITY JOBS NOW. GET YOUR APPLICATION IN This summer Young Canada Works will help reduce student unemployment by creating jobs in your community. The students will work on projects of com- munity benefit that will enable them to test their career aspirations. Any established organization can submit an applica- tion to Young Canada Works. Your proposal should provide a minimum of three student jobs for six consecutive weeks. Projects can operate for up to 14 weeks between May and September. Your local CMC has a Young CanadaWorks "Guide" and application form. Submit your pplication now, The deadline for Young ebruary 4th, Yourig CanadaWorks for students in your CanadaWorks is community. Bud Cullen Minister IT'S GOING TO WORK FOR YOUR COMMUNITY. Main ~-d'auvre ot Immigration Bud Cullen Ministre FL IRR di Ed . = fh he &¥ S38 od