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Bowling Stones - 11, High Single - Df Taylor- 271. High Triple - R. 682 MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 O'CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings - Animals -42; Stampeders - 32; Blood, Sweat & Tears - 31; Rolling Stones - 29; Kiss - 23: Beare- Bill Thompson presents the award of the top rink in the mixed curling schedule to skip, John Larmer and Vice Lois VanCamp. Team members Dale VanCamp and Valerie VanCamp do not appear in the picture due to a camera malfunction. Photo by Beth Schryburt 22-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 18, 1979 Pins and Strikes from the bowling lanes Singles 200 and over - D. Taylor-271, 223; A. Mulder- 260; J. Webb-257; M. Raby-256, 223, 200; R. Beare- 252, 228, 202; E. Rhude-252; A. Meester-251, 226; R. DeBruyn-247; F. Venning- 245, 219; J. Mitchell-22¢4; M. Van Schagen-223; P. Otto- 218; M. Clark-215; C. Steele- 208; M. DeJong-207; SS. Combdon-206. Triples 600 and over - R. Beare-682; M. Raby-679; D. Taylor-673; A. Meester-673; F. Venning-632. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings - Ruby - 33; Diamond - 32; Emerald - 32; Opal - 28; Sapphire - 24; Pearl] - 19. High Single - K. McBride- 320. H.S.W.H. - K. McBride-331. High Triple - K. McBride- 714. H.T.W.H. 747. Singles over 200 - K. McBride-320, 249; L. Hol- _ trust-260; D. Dargavel-254; T. Louvelle-240, 228; J. Johnston-235; N. Tytler-234; B. Hicks-228, 221, 220; M. Leatherdale-220, 220; M. Cannon-217; J. Fleming-216; D. Gibson-214; D. Shanley- 214; G. Forder-211; M. Murray-210, 208; 1. Allen- 210; B. Ireland-208. Triples over 600 - K. McBride-714; B. Hicks-669; D. Dargavel-648; T. Lou- velle-640; N. Tytler-621; M. Leatherdale-602. - K. McBride- WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings - Boun- cers - 35; Headpins - 34; Splits - 34; Spotters - 26; Spares - of: Aces - 16. High Single - M. Hawes- 279. High Triple - V. Rider-638. Over 210 - J. Daniels-235; P. Norton-231; M. Hawes- 279; WM. Hooey-241; V. Menzies-218; L. Cook-226; V. Rider-218, 228; S. Bryant- 264; Leanne .Cook-235; B. Oke-210; J. Walker-216, 248. Over 600 - V. Rider-638; J. Daniels-630; J. Walker-628; V. Menzies-622; M. Hawes- 615; M. Hooey-611; S. Bryant-611. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING FINALS Championship Standings - Norm's Gen. Cont. -14017; Scugog Lumber - 13850; Stone Real Estate - 13781; IGA - 13142; Dowson's Red and White - 13115; Centen- nial Lanes-12622. _Ballards Consolation Standings - Legion Branch 419 - 13357; 13268; - Philp Pontiac - 12953; Emmerson Insurance-12887; Larry's Garage - 12742; Stars - 12625. High Single - Jack Owen- 327. H.S.W.H. - Mike Vanderby -300. High Triple - Mike Vander- by-813. ° H.T.W.H. - Mike Vanderby -852. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings - Bob Cats -47; Comets - 42; Edsels - 36; Monte Carlo - 33; Le Mans - 28; Cougars - 24. Women - High Single - M. Cook-363. H.S.W.H. - M. Cook-383. High Triple - M. Cook-654. H.T.W.H. - M. Rodd-716. Men High Single - J. Cook Jr.- 264. H.S.W.H. - J. Cook-276. High Triple - J. Rider-690. Another G.M. "General Motors dealers in Canada sold more cars in March this year than in any other month in history," Richard M. Colcomb, Vice President and General Sales Manager, announced last week. '"The new any-month record of 47,134 passenger car deliveries in March surpassed the previous record high of 47,067 set in June, 1978, and exceeded last March by 32.4 percent or 11,545 units. . This tremen- dous surge in demand, so \ Vv \ Yi ) N\A Your family is a very special part of your life. The family is our single most important social institution, which is why your Ontario Government is continuing to take an active interest in supporting and strengthening family life in the y province. During 1979, the International Year of the Child, your Ontario Government reminds you that the future of our province depends on our children: the future of our children depends on the strength of our families. Margaret Birch, - Provincial Secretary for Social Development William Davis, Premier Ontario May is Family Unity Month Make ita Special Month in a Special Year H.T.W.H. - J. Rider-690. _ TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Téam Standings - Five Aces - 37, Pipers - 35; Dreamers - 33; Clueless Clan - 32; Misfits - 31; King Pins - 21. Men High Single - J. Rider-346. H.S.W.H. - J. Rider-346. High Triple - P. Crawford- 802. H.T.W.H. - J. Rider-859. Singles 200 and over - P. Crawford-295; F. Grant-256, 209; J. Rider 233; F. Norman-227; B. Barr-226; D. Martyn-226; T. Casey- 216, 211, 206; L. Clark-202. Ladies High Single - N. Bryans- 368. H.S.W.H. - N. Bryans-374. High Triple - N. Bryans- 753. H.T.W.H. - G. Windsor-814. Singles 200 and over - N. Bryans-368; V. Rider-239, 213; G. Windsor-209; D. Crawford-207; P. Horn-201; D. Clark-201. record early in the year, provides a most appropriate setting for the official launching of General Motors newest generation of downsized vehicles, the Chevrolet Citation, the Pontiac Phoenix, the Oldsmobile Omega and the Buick Skylark, on April 19th," Mr. Colcomb stated. New sales records were also established for trucks and total vehicles for the month of March, as well as for both cars and trucks for the first quarter of the calen- dar year and the first half of the model year. Truck deliveries of 16,897 in March attained a new high for the month exceeding the prior record of 14,361 in March 1977 by 2,536 or 17.7 percent and topping the 14,231 of March, 1978 by 18.7 percent of 2,666. Total vehicle sales in March of 64,031 were also at a new high for the month, beating the long-standing record of 49,853 set in 1973 and ahead of last March by 28.5 percent or 14,211. "The high level of cus- tomer activity in General Motors dealerships across the country is most timely", Mr. Colcomb said. We are currently previewing our brand new, redesigned and re-engineered compact models across Canada and will be introducing them to the public on April 19th. This unprecedented wave of buying so early in the year is certainly indicative of a high level of customer interest and a significant demon- stration of consumer con- fidence and preference for products designed and engineered for a changing world, another phase of which begins with the intro- duction of the new front- wheel-drive compacts. Save a life St. John Ambulance reminds you that drowning is one of the top three causes of accidental death in Canada. You might help reduce the toll by taking a free St. John Ambulance Save a Life lesson in artificial resuscita- tion. St. John has offered Save A Life since 1954, and has trained more than a million Canadians h J L » L J ® J [J ¥ 8 LJ vy » e