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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 23, 1985 7) | FAN my r--- hy 38 ho 84 Chev 3/494 Ton Beauvilile Sport Van V8, automatic, ps/pb, air, tlt, cruise, pw/pl, stereo cassette, two-tone blue and white Approx 21,000 km Stock 16,495 No P39 '84 Firebird Trans Am Black fimsh, automatic, T-bar roof Approx. 30,270 km Stock No. 4-1358B. *14,258 84 GMC 1/2 Ton Pick-Up Two-tone blue, shding rear window, V8, automatic, ps/pb, step bumper, mirrors. Approx. 7.500 km. Stock S10 995 | | No P-4) GMAC FINANCING at Competitive Rates! '79 Cutlass Supreme Brougham 2 door, V8, automatic, ps/pb, air conditioning, wire wheel discs Silver finish. Approx. 57,000 miles "6,195 tm '83 Oldsmobile Be Royale Brougham 2 door, V8, automatic, air, power windows, wire wheel discs Silver finish. Approx. 57,000 km. 11,395 Similar Savings on these models: '84 Pontiac 6000 -- '9,975 4 door. 4 cylinder, automatic, ps/pb. dark green metallic Approx 42.000 km Stock No. 5-126A '83 Chev Caprice -- '9,895 Statronwagon, dark brown finish, air. etc , diesel. one owner Approx 80,000 miles Stock No P 24A '81 Buick Regal -- 7,995 2 door, V6, automatic, ps.' pb, arr Approx 59.000 miles Dark jade fimsh '81 Oldsmobile 98 Regency -- '9,495 Two-tone brown and cream, fully loaded Approx 85,000 km Stock No P-32 '81 Oldsmobile 98 Regency -- '9,695 Fully loaded. green finish Approx 65.000 km Stock No 4.187A '81 Oldsmobile Cutlass -- '6,675 Statonwagon. V8. automatic. ps "pb, hght brown fimish Approx 68,950 miles '81 Cutlass Supreme LS -- '6,995 4 door, VB, automatic, ps pb. aur, gold tinish Stock No 531A Vehitles Listed were mn stock al new spa Star Tuesday Apro 21 1985S edition DENNIS DERSON Glidomokss ieadiine or Port Perry CHEVROLET OLDAMOBNE LTD PO BON | M8 268 QUEEN STREL) PORY PRAY ONTARIO LOB INO Dw AAS Lhe 4276903 93 8401 R.H. Cornish gymnasts had an excellent showing at a meet in Oshawa last week for Elementary Students in Durham Region. Pictured above, the team following the competition. Front row, left, Lisa Toye (Silver), Vanessa Gibson (Bronze), Lori-Jean Wallace, Sharon DeKoning (3 Bronze), Angela Martin, Jennifer Tingle. Second row, (From page 25) As president, Jack will be attending as many of the tournaments and championships series as possible. And he will also attend regular executive meetings which are held several times during the year. He says one issue the Association will be study- ing closely this year is Regional representation to ensure that at least one person from all parts of the province is a member of the OASA ex- ecutive at the director level. The findings of a com- mittee on the issue will be presented at the an- nual convention next spring. This summer for the first time, OASA will stage an "Orthodox style' open tournament. 'Jack says there are close to 200 teams play- ing "Orthodox style" softball and it seems to be making a comeback in Ontario where it en- Joyed great popularity 30 and 40 years ago. The rules are identical to fastball, except the mound is 40 feet from the plate, rather than 46 feet, and pitchers are not allowed to windmill or sling shot delivery. They must start their delivery with the pitching hand behind their back. As president of OASA, Jack will receive no com- pensation other than a small honorarium and expense money for travelling out of town to meetings or on other association business. But he says the great satisfaction for him is be- ing closely involved with a sport he loves very much, having the oppor- tunity to give something to that spdrt, and renew- ing the strong friend- ships he has developed with OASA people over the years. Presidents of the OASA are elected to a one year term, but it is usual for them to serve two terms. Jack says it is too early for him to say at this time whether he'll seek a second term, but he is a firm believer in the association's practise of bringing new people Tt a Gymnasts perform well Jack Cook Jr. OASA president onto the executive each year to ensure input and fresh ideas. Because of his new duties this summer, Jack has been forced to give up his official involve- ment with local Port Perry Association, but Mr. Clive Roane, coach; Wendy Leask, Jackie Beal, Barbara Brooks (Gold, Silver, Bronze), Andrea Johnston, Patricia Fry (Silver, Bronze). Back row, left, Sherri-Lee Hvidsten (Silver, Bronze), Misty Garvock (3 Gold, Silver), and Tammie Keeler (3 Gold, Bronze). chances are you'll see him around the ball yard on Water Street if he's not at an OASA tourna- ment in Stratford or Oshawa or Kemptville. It's going to be that kind of summer for Jack Cook Jr. Bowling pins and strikes MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7 P.M. Team Standings: Oak -34; Elm - 31; Birch-27; 'Spruce - 25; Poplar - 24; Maple - 24. High Singles: F. Venn- ing - 324; R. Finley - 270; G. Wallace - 256. Singles over 200: V. Canning - 208; B. Ap- pleby - 248,206; R. Beare - 221,215; R. Finley - 270,206; B. Rahm - 206, C. Adams - 204; I. Morley - 204,217; S. Jackson - 200; G. Wallace - 256; C. Jackson - 207; F. Venn- ing - 215.207.324; B. Thompson - 201. High Triples: FF. Venn- ing - 746; R. Finley - 647; R. Beare - 632. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES Team Standings: Quails - 40; Chuckers - 39, Pheasants - 37; Par- tridge - 34! 2, Grouse - 30, Mallards - 29. MEN: High Single Flat: Ray Wright - 268. High Single with Han- dicap: Ray Wright - 286. High Triple Flat: Bill Turner - 702. High Triple with Han- dicap: Bill Turner - 702 LADIES: High Single Flat: Bet- ty York - 265. High Single with Han- dieap: Betty York - 322. High Triple Flat: Kay McBride - 634. High Triple with Han- dicap: Betty York - 702. 'Over 210: Bill Turner - 243,244,215; Kay McBride - 210,236; Ted Harvard - 213,210; Barry Oliver - 212; Dave Vin- cent - 221; Marion Hopkins - 211; Ken Pipher - 223; Pat Turner - 235, Ray Wright - 268; Robbin Black "225; Nan- cy Coulter - 210; Sharon Wright - 245; Beth Oke - 246, Jim Rider - 216; Ken Stauffer - 218; Betty York - 265; Kay Imrie - + 210; Elroy Trimble - 213; George Imrie - 210; Fern Harvard - 211; Don Fran- cis - 221, Marcy Trimble - 214. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 9:00 Team Standings: Leopards - 33; Panthers 32, Jaguars - 31; Cougars - 28, Pumas - 26, Tigers - 18. Over 200: Laura Longo - 221, Gail Kowalczyk - 239. Gail Loudfoot 248,201; Marg Pelow - 211; Vivian Rider 216,234; Diana Brough - 224; Ilean Pugh - 205; Kathy Bristow - 213,205. Betty Turnball - 200, Shirley DeHaas - "239; Elma Vernon - 216; Darlene McBride - 226. High Single Flat: Gail Loudfoot - 248. High Triple Flat: Vi- vian Rider - 606. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Championships: Gar- fields - 12088; Spare Bears - 11852; Bouncers - 11184. -- Consolation: Gremlins - 11311; Slow Starters - 11210; Cabbage Patchers - 11176. Over 200: M. Brain - 220; D. Keeler - 218,220: S. Fraser - 228; M. Dickson - 242; C. Williamson - 267; M. Hawes - 222; R. Hepburn -252; P. Norton - 237; K. Welts - 201; M. Cameron - 200,214. High Single Flat: C. Williamson - 267. High Single with Han- dicap: C. Williamson - 285. High Triple Flat: C. Williamson - 647. High Triple with Han- dicap: C. Williamson - 701. LADIES AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY Team Standings: Juicy Fruits - 50; Chiclets - 44; Hubba Bub- bas - 39; Bubble Yums - 36; Bubblicious - 24; Dou- ble Mints - 17. Third Section Win- ners: Juicy Fruits. High Single: Marg Lee - 253. High Triple: Ann Meester - 677. Triples over 600: Ann Meester - 677, Marg Lee - 650; Rose Brown - 610. Singles over 200: Marg Lee - 253,239; Joyce Storry - 251; Ann Meester - 244,241; Gerri Langille - 232; Dorothy Lee - 227, Rose Brown - 218; Yvonne Priebe - 217,213; Caron Weber - 204; Carol Beatty - 202. JACK BEAL INCOME TAX PERSONAL - FARM Guaranteed Returns from $13.00 LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER COMPANY Upstairs Office Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday 8:30 am to 12 noon. Closed Thursday. PHONE 985-3688 fant i RAE ih a TEA A RT Ge