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| f I From the Bowlin MONDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Standings: A 34 JAWS oorsirritatssstssrnst rons 31 Bloomers................... 24% Blackballs.................. 20% Snoopies ..................... 19 Panthers .................... 18 High Single: i. R. Beare 252 High Triple: J. Webb 598 Singles 200 & Over: R. Beare 252, P. Otto 249, J. Webb 245, S. Whalen 239, M.J. Fewer 224, L. Hunting-° ton 200, 222, L. Tripp 205, 214, M. Smits 209, A. Mulder 208, J. VanSchagen 204, C. Summers 202, M. Raby 200. . MONDAY NIGHT 9 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Standings Alley Cats ................... 41 Marbles........................ 30 SS. &M's .....cceun...... 23 Carol's Angels .............. 20 Wipe-Outs...................... 17 Star Wars .................... 16 Singles 200 and Over: J. Trotter 214, J. St.John 209, E. Pogue 211, S. De- Haas 214, 220, J. Lehman 239, B. Collins 215, V. Rider 205, D. Goreski 247. Triples 600 and Over: D. Goreski 612, J. Trotter 605. ) High Single: D. Goreski 247 High Triple: D. Goreski 612 PLAYER OF THE WEEK ~ Atom All-Star JEFF COX sponsored by . House of Howard 241 Queen Street, Port Perry M Casey 184. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 'LADIES BOWLING Bluegrass Topaze Shalimar : 12 High Single: D. Dargavel 282 H.S.W.H.: C. Oliphant 316 High Triple: D. Dargavel 755 H.T.W.H.: . C. Oliphant 711 Over 200 Flat: D. Dargavel 282, 260, 213; C. Oliphant 281; K. McBride 246; K. Harper 242; J. Fleming 229; I. Allen 222, 201; B. Hicks 220; D. Gibson 219; M. Leatherdale 219; I. Train 210; M. Moore 203, 201. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Standings: The Poodles .................. 30 Doesn't Matter .............. 25 5 Easy Pieces................. 21 Happy Rollers............... 18 The Slaves .................... 16 Untouchables................ 16 Top Averages: Men -» Jim Rider 223; Pete Craw- ford 215; Ray Windsor 198; Denny Martyn 188; Tim ---- ---Ladies Viv Rider 201; Janet Ran- kin 173; Glenys Windsor 166; PLAYER of the WEEK Atom Houseleague sponsored by Port Perry I.G.A.. 278 Queen St., Port Perry J anc ester railer ales 'Hwy. 12 & 7A Manchester (416) 985-7771 High Triple - Ladies: Marilyn Heffering Debbie Casey 162. High Singles - Men: Jim Rider 335; Ray Wind- sor 322; Denny Martyn 309. High Singles - Ladies: Viv Rider 314; Rose Lee 267; Debbie Casey 264. High Triple - Men: Jim Rider 829; Frank Nor- man 328; Denny Martyn 695. 164; Viv Rider 775; Debbie Casey 653; Monica Efford 648. Games Over 200 - Men: Jim Rider 298; Pete Craw- ford 218, 228, 297; Ches Efford 261; Jim Martin 214, 215. Games Over 200 - Women: Viv Rider 220, 280; Debbie Casey 226, 236. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING High Single: Merle St.John 304 H.S.W.H.: Merle St.John 309 High Triple: Merle St.John 720 H.T.W.H.: Merle St.John 735 "Singles Over 200: Merle St.John 304, 240, Doris Dargavel 265, 208, Gerri Langille 257, 222, "Joyce Storry 257, Wilma Midgley 252, 239, Millie Ives 247, 228, 219, Carol Wilbur 239, Elsie Pogue 230, Alvert- ta Roberts 217, Nancy Mec- Connell 212, Nancy Tytler 210, Shirley Cummings 209. Triples Over 600: Merle. St.John 720, Millie Ives 694, Wilma Midgley 684, Gerri Langille 660, Doris Dargavel 619 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Standings: Boots .........cuvveveenenenn. 40 Thongs ..........cceeuuu.n..... 39 Sneakers ...................... 30 Loafers......................... 25 Clogs....cooeuveverreiiinnennnn, 18 TREE REMOVAL & MOBILE WINCH-ASSISTED SERVICE Reasonable Rates Free Estimates CALL 985-2481 Manchester Trader Sales County Rd | &oodwood Hwy 7 Hwy 7A Hwy 401 Toronto Whitby Oshawa maintenance. ® Door Prizes ° Coffee and Doughnuts You're invited to browse through our indoor show- room. We carry a large selection of truck caps, trailers, and motorhomes. Be sure to inquire about our G.EM. Original 3 yr. guaranteed extended General Manager ~ finding - the target. glLanes | High Single: B. Oke 257 H.S.W.H.: C. Williamson 293 High Triple: B. Oke 659 H.T.W.H.: G. O'Connor 681 Over 210: M. Hawes 240, C. William- son 243, P. Ince 218, V. Menzies 214, Lynn Cook 217, B. Evans 212, V. Rider 215, 214, B. Oke 213, 257, J. Walker 213. Over 600: M. Hawes 604, B. Evans 607, V. Rider 631, B. Oke Pacers by Glenn Geer On Friday, March 24 the Grant Menzies Pacers Midget 1 club hosted Schomberg for their sixth game of their best of seven semi-final series with the visiting team going home with a four to two victory. The Pacers scored first with Dave Alexander doing the honors but Schombert then scored four straight goals. Two. in the first period, one in the second and one in the third period before the Pacers scored again with Robert Kemp Pacers just couldn't get on track this game and penal- ties also hurt them badly. With Schomberg winning the sixth game this set up the seventh and deciding game back in Schomberg on new. Lic. NAL 185 savings on These! 1977 CORDOBA Lic. LOL 606. miles. JWH 631. The - 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY 2 door, hardtop, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, 13,000 miles. Power Train Warranty. Like 1977 VOLARE CUSTOM COUPE V6 automatic, p.s., radio, vinyl roof. 2 Cars to choose from. Big 1976 CHARGER SE 2 door coupe, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., air conditioning, red with white vinyl roof. A beauty. 23,000 FLEW. FS BRAGA PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 5, 1978 -- 19 Barry Heard named "Player of Month" Barry Heard, goalie of the. London Knights, 'received Player, of the - month (March) award for his con- tribution to the team in their stretch drive to finish Ist place in the "Emms" Division of the O.H.A. Major Junior "A". He re- ceived a plaque and a $150. clothing voucher. Barry was also runner up to de- fenceman Brad Marsh for the team's most valuable player award, the Saul Ages Sunday, March 26 which the home won handly seven to two which also gave them the series and the chance to play Lambeth in the finals for the All-Ontario Champ- ionship. The Big Red Mach- ine took a two to nothing lead on goals by George Burnett and Michael Geer. But Schomberg seemed to get stronger as the game went on and scored seven unanswered goals to earn the victory. I would now on behalf of the coach and manager of the Pacers like to thank the team 'members of the "Big Red Machine for one of the greatest seasons we have ever had with any hockey team we have been with. Maybe we didn't win the All-Ontario, maybe we should have, but the way Air conditioning, power. win- dows, speed control, vinyl roof, radio, clean car. 18,000 miles. HPT 627. 1976 DODGE ROYAL MONACO 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, vinyl roof, a sharp car. MKB 525. : 'HRH 416. DEANWATSON AUTO SALES LTD HWY. 47 SOUTH OF UXBRIDGE - PHONE 852-3313 1975 COMET 2 door, 6 automatic, radio, pop- ular compact model. Low mile- age. MYK 500. 1975 MONTEGO MX 4 door, 8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, air conditioning, 43,000 miles, radial tires. JHE 577. 1975 VALIANT SCAMP 2 door hardtop, 6 cylinder auto- matic, p.s., radio, vinyl roof, extra clean. JPM 287. 1974 DUSTER COUPE 2 door, 6 automatic, p.s., radio, executive driven since new. Lic 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 door, 8 automatic, p.s., radio. A very good family car. Lic. 1971 BUICK SKYLARK : 2 door hardtop, V8 automatic, p.s., p.b., radio. 57,000 miles. Drives like new. JYN 049. Memorial Trophy. In his first playoff game March 31 against the Kitch- ener Rangers before 5040 London fans, Heard faced 54 shots, 23 in the 3rd period as the Knights won the game 8-4. London eliminated Kitchener Rangers 4 games straight and now await the winner of Hamilton-Windsor series -with Hamilton lead- ing in the 8 point series 7 points to 3. drop final game these young men conducted themselves through the sea- son and especially during the last game when they stuck to hockey right to the end when they could have got out of hand because they had nothing to lose and had took a lot in this series because of this, these fellows are winners, because they are good for the sport. I think all - ents and the fans that watched the team during the year should be very proud of this group of young men. Paul and I wish the best of luck next year and the years to come in these fellows hockey careers and maybe in the future this group will win an All- Ontario Championship be- cause the talent is there. py o AEPS.7. 4 ke