vf the tribune thursday april 4 197 is 1st- youth bowling titles hp markham lisa i ruddy teaming up with suzanne larsen- scored 888 total for the peewee girls championship r single game of 195while blaine kennedy had the secondhighest double of scoring an l stjsj nahaosdianland i denise la took top spot in rjcharsoncombined for bantam doubles 8wto lead the peewee series owjohn davies and robbie vt palmer led the boys 3s6 double lisa ruddy dominated the individual peewee scoring randy furois posted the high uxbridge team takes zone crown tuxbridge an uxbridge bowling team will be among 18 com peting in the eastern ontario championship sunday in peterboro l the team consisting of hubert joosetn ken coppins bob barrett sid treliving and gord stitt captured the zone g title march 10 the next step after the eastern ontario final is the allcanada competitions posting 1287 carol manak posted the top triple of 559 while girls top single came from julia grove at 212 david spanton led the bantam boys with 550 and 247 a 1278 total was good enough for the junior doubles championship recorded by george lewis and craig elliott the top girls team con sisted of brenda thome and carmel kauluk posting 1268 top single performance came from jane mcnamara 664 and 243 and george lewis 643 and 298 v harold schroeter and neil steenson topped the senior lanesmen with 1321 kathy horasz combined with june schrebter for 1237 to lead the distaff side wr s- wvp h-ivtt- to victors goesthe trophy consumer ontario stbuffvilles atom allstar team coached by bob hassard defeated port perry 31 friday to sweep the league play off finals in thfeestaight games two trophies were presented to the club one is held here byasst captl paul barry jhn thomas v r tte 5 watch out for distribution schemes vthatpromisebig profits- ii looked lile ihe opportunity ofa lifetime when i spotted the ad in the newspaper oftcrinr distributorships forardatnel small insestment the meetinruiththecompjin selling the distributorships mas ier professional handled before i kneu it i was lurningoter m satings and signing on the s dotted hnethe compam based in the united states promised to proiide mc with a number of electronic wall wmes for use in taserns and locations where i couldplacc the sanies once the games were installed the compam s indicated thatall i w ould has e to do w ould be to sit back and collect ms moncs well it didnt wrkoutcxactl bkc that s itii machines i receited are ofpoor quality on top of this i jt cant get senior in canada and the locations pros ided bs the jcompjni hdicprotedtonealmost 100 miles ivomnn home cl intcsted oser 3000 hut in six months i have onls recoercds35 5 tj i i think jou should warn peipjcnouvimfing retail distribution schemes i t 0 lcr one dreams ol mitingi proht xmihhtilc investment iiml pire time efton but fei schemes ollennj these idtntiges tm deliver whit tkev promise s- x t v min of the torn primes selling these so-talledisinhutor- ships ire based in other jurisdictions the ha e no cant r dianofhces and often sta inaul onlv long enough togci i groupof people together for a sales pitchmd sign them to lonlraets 1 n f fhe compan selling ihe disinbiitorship ivtsupposed to locations where ou the disinbiitor canisellhe product you iic supposed to make a prohi b marking up ihe pnee before l is sold tothe publicc complaints re- jteciveil by the ontario ministry of consumer and com- meaial kelitionsndicate that many companies tail to tprovidef suitable locations it is left ou the fdistnbtitor to find retail outlets that v ill accept such things as vending machines ortdispia cases in nnsi cases the distributor has little or no kmrnledge in iiiin area j the ossners of these retail outlets hase no real ommit- menl to sell or promote vourjnerchimhse j i he toni- i pany with which you signed the contract has already m ide its money on the sale of ihe games all too often people entering into these schemes are left without adequate i relairsiipport or training to handle the problems that develop s bev seftdn tojps 206 twice stouffville bev sefton had her strike ball working well in the thursday ladies bowling league scoring a 632 triple and counting singles of 230 and 207 two hundred plus games were recorded by barb melhuish 217251 ssfloravtforf ar7 n202 1 marlene bell204205r f joyce shadlock 207 margwagg254 mildred- oneill 201 joannc harper 205 judy arm- strong 258 marlene grovc 243 gail hunters 236grace bulley 202 diane graves 219229 lydtamcphee265 judy bond 201 norma her- bert 2062f3208 johns n0t goings ouif bus1nessr just clearing out his glaremont warehouse as a -matter- of factt- hes expanding his floor space to give you the bes irtturniture at the best prices possible johns hideaway 26 main st n markham 2943352 tlook before you leap v rccenll i signed to become a distributor for a popular brand name product i inserted all tn sasings ssas giscn a listof secured locationsand took dclisersf the mer- chandise- then the problems began the retail outlets sshich are miles from homedonl seem tosrant the goods in their stores 1 am nos left ssith 2500 worth of merchandise 1 that is difficult to sell what can i do sij y in most cases the contracts for these disinbutorships arelegally binding they are drawn up to protect the j company and leave the individual investor or distributor without guaranteesor nghts of cancellationcompanies pushing this type of distributorship urge investors to sign contracts on the spot following a high pressure sales pitch s i if a deal is really good itcan wait r c take two or three dass and do some checking i make absolutely sure there is a demand for the product lyoutnay find there are already a number of similar products on the market a i i contact ifie better business bureau or the consumer i protection bureau and check the companys cre i dentials i contact a lawyer and have him explain the terms of the contract a j ly x jji s s i never sign a contract without looking at all the 1 implications is j 1 dont be taken in by high pressure sates and promises of substantial return for a small investment other t pes of business opportunities can also cause you problems jj- 1 for a pamphlet on buying a franc hiseor starting a small business write consumer buyline ministry of con- sumer and commercial relations 555 yonge street toronto m4y iy7 ontario trl a h-i- conwocr buyuoe b an iafbmdoa vrvfcc of ihe oauvfo mwtffy orcanawr cormmtcu rcbtfera j-fcf- m c s jfl i m i underwood br0adl00m introduces j 5 white river shag j danriver carpets h the sams peopletrargive you jhe r famous dan riverrctjttons ml sqjyd here is a low minijshag for the people who would like iusta littlemore comfort and wear from their carpeting not fust a few but 20 new sunwarmed never before sven in canada naturaliyfeaturessuch as 100 percent f heatset nylon static controlled and nonallergehic fibres are built in standard equipment i i sv r t i come see and beueve iojc 25 sqyds installed on rubber underpad i only 378 7s r while current stocks last i sivv 4 jmdrkhamlbowlihginews ri jpmakkham phyllis qeverdon was the lone bowler in markham- vto top 800 last week and was also the only person to break 600 in the taylor transport she posted a fine 813 vk- i dorothy jarick nosed over 700 posting 703 for top spot in the markham veterans jl league other topscres wererecorded j- by ruth blaney 670 vefa- piatt 688 rick bowden 666 ron bur- dey 663 nev oddie 639 vern wards 658norm lusted 655 kline7 hollaid 650 p howard parsots 639 irene bloomfield 638 wayne evans 635 howard jarick 635 marcel lafleur 632- jack gurnell 626 ron jarvis 616 john hall 612 cynthia davis 611 and sally schell 604 richvale league leader was bill cox at 759 the other 600 or better score came from keith pollon at 625 delores cripps sent the pins scattering for a fine 716 good for top spot in the thursday ladies bowling league other high triples came from june wilson 666 joan mcbain 634 dea gray 627- ev covery 610 marg green 610 and bernice lawton 606 t sheila collins managed 711 and that was the top score litthe emerson electric league lasu weekv others top scorers included john allen669 donjbarker 660 jim collins 626 bob goughaj 625 i dorothy thomas 620 roy water main 620 and bui collins jr 607 a s the monday nighters saw three 600 bowlers they included v latremouilli 655 linda blundell 611 and errol blundell 649 z morry weaver sparkled in the st patricks league with 722 triple also scoring were phil brunt 683 earl johnson j 676 barb buchanan 661 paul carruthers 654 doreen evans 639 pat blaney 636 tom spanton 615 terry mccormick 608 and rob libby 600 ken fields was one of twobowiers to break 700 in the markham mixed league he managed 753 whle john shaw posted 729 followed by jim meharg 696 betty keeling 653 bob churchward 639 pat henderson 638 marge samarillo 637 norm jarvis 630 fred brazier 627- john brazier 623 and jim keeling 623 johnbandera led uie way in the west markham league with 701 followed by al millett 664 haddy j johnston 656 alex williamson 650 ron cooley 649 lois sch- midt 639 steve schmidt 620 carol sadeckie 618 lois heafield 609 murray vinnells 609 five bowlers earned 600 or i better p in vthe wednesdajvladies league march 27top ladies were marion v barbeirros mary cosburn- 673 jean walker 642 dorothy jarick 619 and marge samarillo 615 vic binnellis 750 would no ordinarily be high enough to capture top spot in the thursday mens bowling league but march 28 he edged wayne evans by two pins for that position evans managed 748 followed by larry schultz 719 george shepherd 695 mike tinker 690 gary green 658 ron martin 651 earl roue 649 gord hbfemy- johnston 4 644 don barker 643 r peler shuttlewbrth- 638 nev oddie- 634 js y george tweedie gave a consistent performance hi the claremont league last ueek and emerged with a fine 730 triple following managed scores in the 600 range 7lnnis botham 688- marie pfi vetera 683 bernie villisr674 ethel shaw 674 doris underhill 670 dave ferguson- 654 earl rowe 649 john shaw 648 jean martin 640 alberta austin 639 steve sager 631 jean smith 622 verne middleton 621 lil mcgregor 615 marge samarillo 618 aggie ferguson 616 gord clark 605 and peg vanderlight 605 j-zr- pioneer get top producfion on your farm pioneer seed corn 520alfallfa f 988 sorghum f sudargrass 931forage sorghum s pioneerbeef bulls calh kenreesor 6401583 a i 3625 in prizes t c t v 5 j v5- tyx weekly cash prizes rlusa-7day- j i y ia bwia r international t c f 5v i use your personal prosperitypassport i delivered to your door t jr s hs j- i ks v ltcontainsvaluable clirsave coupons- -rlusntry- forms i j- if yoii haveiot received your moneysaving personal c prosperity passportor if youwishditioriajtheyniayfbe obtained without charge from carfabian imperial bankof- ccommercerl financed 1 unrrecedentedcliip8i savevaloeswith v- vr-y- i fortune r7fcxkr c l