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Around Bay Ridges'
<br />by Pat Lloyd
<br />GAY LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE
<br />Team Standings: Dolly's Folleys 14 pts; The Damn "2" Pins
<br />12; The Five Pickers 10; The Lobo's 10; The Aces 9; The Pin
<br />Ups 7; The Spinners 7; Die Hards 5; Hell's Belles 4; Un-
<br />touchables 2; Happy Hookers 2; The Misses 2.
<br />Top Ten Averages: Gail Scott 202; Dolly Clements 194;
<br />Jeanne Potts 189; Hwlen Milroy 186; Doreen Mackey 185; Pat
<br />Lloyd 181; Jan Anderson 179; Lou Hillis 174; Janette Tasse
<br />173; Rose Fitzgerald 173.
<br />OVER "300" FLAT - Dolly Clements 367 - 266 - 218 - 851 Triple
<br />OVER "200" FLAT — Phyliss Douglas 208; Marg Ritter 224 &
<br />205; Gabrielle Muller 223; Jeanne Potts 242; Lou Hillis 231;
<br />Dee Hesketh 213; Rose Fitzgerald 206; Myrtle McInnes 212;
<br />Jan Anderson 249; Gennie Booth 200; Bea Taylor 205; Verna
<br />McPherson 208 & 221; Gail Scott 239 , 234 & 22o; Dianne
<br />Rooney 216; Bea Wilson 248
<br />Well the 3rd series is off to a good start and there are still
<br />four teams in our Hi -Lo Doubles Tournament. Nice triple
<br />rolled by Dolly Clements this week, an 851 with a 367 single.
<br />Way to go Dolly. Also our Pres. Gail Scott rolled a nice M.
<br />Pickering High School News
<br />by Linda Woolger
<br />Pickering High held its description. Judging took
<br />Winter Carnival last Wed- place at two oclock along
<br />n esday, Thursday and with such varied activities as
<br />Friday, and what a week it a Candy Hunt, the "Dating
<br />was! Game, Tug of War, judging
<br />Tuesday morning began of the Beard Growing
<br />with nominations for Snow Contest, plus Square Dan -
<br />Queen and Snow King. On cing in the Old Gym. In the
<br />Wednesday morning the New Gym there was a
<br />votes were cast, and at 2 showing of 'The Candidate"
<br />p.m. Sandy Stringer was starring Robert Redford,
<br />crowned Snow Queen and while in the park there was
<br />given a bouquet of roses free skating. Hot chocolate
<br />(plus a kiss from the and chili were served to the
<br />Students' Council weary skaters.
<br />President). Danny Catto Friday was dressup day,
<br />reigned with her as King. and it was then that a real,
<br />Next came the Airplane live gorilla was to be seen
<br />Flying Conlest, at which walking the halls and going
<br />time about So people laun- to classes.
<br />ched their paper airplanes The we was topped off
<br />from the stage of the old
<br />gym. Paul Barr, winner of
<br />first prize, also won second
<br />prize. Paul is now the proud
<br />owner of two Pickering High
<br />School T-shirts.
<br />At this same time, silent
<br />movies were being shown,
<br />and a tricycle race involving
<br />the teachers was taking
<br />place throughout the school
<br />Thursday was the day of the
<br />Tie Contest, and a large
<br />percentage of the school
<br />wore ties of every
<br />EVENINGS ONLY
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<br />WHERE'S POPPA 7:45
<br />Sot. 6 Sun. Motin�Is
<br />1:30 p.m. Roddy McDowall
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<br />with a hockey game. The
<br />grade 13 girls, otherwise
<br />known as the Mean Thirteen
<br />Machine. pitted their skill
<br />against the lady teachers in
<br />a well attended game at 2:15.
<br />The students' team. con,
<br />prised of Bungling Ben,
<br />Dangerous Dickens. Murray
<br />the Masher, Evil Eye
<br />Byberg and others, played
<br />extremely well. but they
<br />were no match for Nails
<br />Neelands. Speedy Steeves.
<br />Boomer Bacon and Jumping
<br />i oyce, who had to cheat a
<br />little and put two men
<br />teachers on their team. With
<br />the help of Mr. Derrington
<br />and Mr. Drake, the teachers
<br />scored six goals, whereas the
<br />Mean Thirteen Machine
<br />didn't score any. However,
<br />both teams had a lot of fun,
<br />and it was an excellent way
<br />to end off the week.
<br />Until next time --
<br />remember! Keep Smiling! It
<br />makes people wonder what
<br />you've been up to.
<br />Ajax
<br />Kinsmen
<br />The Ajax Kinsmen held
<br />their regular bi-monthly
<br />meeting last week. It was
<br />also Past Presidents Night.
<br />Some of the Past Presidents
<br />in attendance were as
<br />follows: Henry Polak (Past
<br />Deputy District Secretary),
<br />Vic Ames, Wally Henwood,
<br />Joe Galloway, Howard
<br />Goddard, Roly Miller, Doug
<br />Menzie, Wally Johnson,
<br />Brian Hilker.
<br />The Ajax Kinsmen Hockey
<br />Club will play in the Sutton
<br />Kinsmen tournament.
<br />A tie auction amongst the
<br />members raised $30. Sgt. at
<br />Arms was Jim Witty
<br />collecting the monies.
<br />The Moustache Growing
<br />Contest got underway with
<br />alm&st too Ajax people
<br />commencing to grow
<br />moustaches which will be
<br />judged on Ajax Home
<br />Weekend June 14-15-16. Some
<br />of the people growing
<br />moustaches include Ajax
<br />:Mayor Clark Mason and
<br />Councillor Colin Mackie.
<br />Our dance on Saturday night was a great success. Thanks go
<br />to all our bowlers who supported it and brought their friends.
<br />If you were not there, you missed a good night of dancing to
<br />the music of Gerry Wood, who, by the way, has been our MC
<br />for eight years now and is just as great as ever. He even got
<br />on the dance floor himself and showed us a new dance called
<br />the Slosh.
<br />We raffled off a hot tray and this was won by Frank
<br />Waterfall. Also our thanks to our bartender Ken and his
<br />lovely wife Gail who was our ticket seller. We couldn't do
<br />without you. All that dancing must have made everyone
<br />hungry because the sandwiches disappeared so fast you
<br />would think everyone hadn't eaten in a month. Our thanks to
<br />the executive who worked so hard to make this a success with
<br />special thanks to Irene and Doreen. And last but not least,
<br />thanks to the girls who donated sandwiches & pickles.
<br />NEW BABY
<br />Congratulalions go to Jack and Georgette McCoy of Squires
<br />Beach who became grandparents of a new baby girl this past
<br />week. This is grandchild number four. Great-grandmother
<br />McCoy is down from Ottawa to help out while new baby was
<br />arriving. She is keeping brother Jason occupied.
<br />1st BAY RIDGES GROUP COMMITTEE
<br />The Committee wishes to thank all those who attended their
<br />dance at Sheridan Mall on Feb. 9th and helped to make it
<br />such a success. The money made on this dance is being used
<br />to buy new tents for the Cubs and Scouts. I am sure they will
<br />all appreciate them.
<br />GET WELL
<br />Get well wishes to Suzanne Sekulich of Hewson Dr. Sorry
<br />you missed our dance. Suzanne, and to Helen Manley of Zator
<br />Ave. who is recuperating from surgery in Toronto Western
<br />Hospital. Hope it won't be long until you are home.
<br />VISITORS
<br />Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Allender from New Brunswick are
<br />spending a few days with his sister Mary Horton of Rosebank
<br />Rd. N. They will be visiting his father who is in Hillcrest
<br />Hospital recovering from a broken leg and also his Mother
<br />who is a patient at Rosebank !Nursing Home.
<br />Visiting Mrs. Manley of Zator are her Daughter-in-law and
<br />grandson Scott. They are from Fort Lauderdale. Florida, and
<br />young Scott is anxiously awaiting some snow as this would be
<br />a first for him. They are both looking forward to Mrs. Manley
<br />coming home from the hospital.
<br />HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES
<br />Birthday wishes go to Larry Mackey of Breda Ave. and to
<br />Barbara Higginson of Liverpool Rd. N.
<br />Durham Drama Festival
<br />The seventh annual County
<br />Drama Festival, now to be
<br />known as the Durham
<br />Region Drama Festival, will
<br />be held at G.L. Roberts
<br />Collegiate, Oshawa, from
<br />Thurs., Feb. 29th to Sat.,
<br />March 2nd.
<br />Ten plays have been en-
<br />tered in competition this
<br />year, and the winning play
<br />will be invited to appear in
<br />the regional competition of
<br />Stimpson -Sears Ontario
<br />Collegiate Drama Festival
<br />at the Guildhall in Peter-
<br />borough on Saturday. April
<br />6.
<br />The Festival will be ad-
<br />judicated by Mrs. Norah
<br />Morgan. instructor in drama
<br />at Niagara College of Ap-
<br />plied Arts and Technology.
<br />In addition to selecting the
<br />"Best Play" in Festival,
<br />Mrs. Morgan will present
<br />four awards for "Out
<br />standing Performance", a
<br />special "Adjudicator's
<br />Award". and several "Merit
<br />Awards" All awards are
<br />made available through the
<br />courtesy of Simpsons- Sears.
<br />Festival sessions begin at a
<br />p.m. each evening, and also
<br />at 2 p.m. on Sat., March 2nd.
<br />Tickets, priced at 50t. will
<br />he available at the door
<br />Thurs. Feb. 28th, 1974 THE POST Page 3
<br />World Day Of Prayer
<br />The World Day of Prayer
<br />Service will be held in St.
<br />Francis de Sales Church,
<br />Church Street South,
<br />Pickering Village, on Thurs.
<br />:Feb. 28th at 7:30 p.m. Guest
<br />speaker will be Rev. John
<br />Warren, a Basilian Father.
<br />Music will be provided by the
<br />Travelling Choristers under
<br />Visiting
<br />Workshop
<br />Pickering Senior Citizens
<br />are holding a friendly
<br />visiting workshop at the
<br />Community Centre in
<br />Pickering Village from 10
<br />a.m. to 3 p.m. A free lunch
<br />will be served. Everyone is
<br />welcome.
<br />Blood Donor
<br />Clinic
<br />The Oshawa Branch of the
<br />Canadian Red Cross Society
<br />is holding a blood donor
<br />clinic for area donors at St.
<br />Gregory's Parish Hall,
<br />Simcoe Street North. All
<br />residents in the area are
<br />invited to attend.
<br />the direction of Roma Page
<br />Lynde in one of their few
<br />appearances in the Village
<br />this year.
<br />Following the service coffee
<br />will be served in the school
<br />auditorium.
<br />Everyone is invited to
<br />participate in this service
<br />and families are especially
<br />welcome.
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