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Now wr \ by Doreen Kendall It's been a busy week for the Don Forder Insurance Atom Selects with three winning games. All the boys seem to be back in the swing of things and each and every boy gave a superb effort in nailing down the victories. Tuesday, March 4th the Forder Selects journeyed to Orono and coming off a few bad games took Orono to the tune of 5-3. Orono scored the 'first two goals but from that point on it was Port's game all the way. Brad McNenly scored the first marker with Bobby Bryans and Andrew Steele picking -up assists. Steve Connors got our second goal of the match with Jamie Bantams advance (From page 11) the net went in after a shot from the point by Martens was blocked. With five aside, Kerry fin- alized the scoring, with 1:32 remaining on the identical feint that had been so succ- essful for Oosterholt. He went to Fry's stick side and knocked the puck into an open side. Only once did Fry manage to poke check it off Oosterholt's stick during the last two games. Port Perry bcame the first team to reach the mandatory six points with the two wins in the last two games. They finished with three wins, and" a tie in four games, good enough for seven points. The semi-final opponent has not yet been determined. Thickson Rd. S Thornton Rd. S Chamfplain Bloor St. W. THE DURHAM REGION'S LARGEST, EASY-TO-GET TO SHOPPING MALL WITH OVER 150 STORES AND SERVICES, PARKING FOR 5,000 CARS. * Three wins for . Atom selects Menzies credited with the assist. Craig Venning picked up a goal and an assist and captain Mark Barkey was the big gun of the evening with two goals and an assist. Robbie Brown was credited with an assist, Port's goalies Kevin Cearns and Mark Kendall both made some excellent saves. Friday night found the Forder Selects in Uxbridge in what was to prove an excellent end to end hockey game. Final score 2-0 Port. Scoring for the Selects were Brad Travis from Jamie Menzies and Robbie Brown from Steve Connors. Special mention of Calvin Brewster on defense and Jamie Menzies on forward who had a super game. Well done boys. Once again our goalies Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns played outstanding hockey between the pipes. Last game of the week saw the Don Forder Selects play host to a team from Lindsay. Port completely dominated the game from the opening whistle. Final score 12-0 for Port. Scoring for the Selects saw Craig Venning with a hattrick, Mark Barkey with two goals and an assist, Andrew Steele with one goal and four assists, Brad McNenley with two goals, Bobbie Bryans - two goals and two assists, Steve Connors with one goal and one assist, Jamie Menzies with one goal, Mike Gibson picked up a pair of assists, as did Robbie Brown. Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns shared the shut out. The Selects have a game in Sunderland on Tuesday this week and on the weekend head for Uxbridge for their annual Atom Tourney. Bond St. W. = THE CENTRE OF EVERYTHING EATON'S "Bay CLOTHING & GIFTS, RESTAURANTS, MUSIC & MOVIES, BARBERS & HAIRDRESSERS, OPTICAL STORE, TRAVEL AGENTS, JEWELLERY, ART GALLERY, FLOWERS, FINANCIAL SERVICES, FINE DINING, DRUG STORE, BAKERY, SUPERMARKET, SHOES, DELICATESSEN & LIQUOR STORE. Sears PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 12, 1980 -- 15 Bowling activities YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Orchids - 39; Daisies - 27; Tulips - 23; Violets - 13. Girls . High Single: Lisa Bailey - 163. High Triple: Kelly Stewart - 461. Boys . High Single: Dale Lown - 179. " High Triple: Dean Lown - 475. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Parsnifps - 28; Turnips - 19; Peas - 16; Beans - 15; Beets - 14; Car- rots - 13. Women High Single: V. Rider - 302. H.S.W.H.: V. Rider - 313. High Triple: V. Rider - 690. H.T.W.H.: V. Rider - 723. Men Busy weekend for Ringette tweens By Pat Armstrong This weekend was a very busy one for the Chris Allen Aluminum sponsored Tweens. Saturday had the girls on their home ice against Oshawa. Because of weather conditions and the flu bug which has invaded the majority of our kids, our team was short players. So calling on the juniors for help, we strengthened our team and put up a good fight. Port Perry's lone goal was scored by Jill Kendall. Final score of the game was 4 - 1 for Oshawa. Sunday morning, the Tweens had their parents up bright and early to head for Oro. Playing the first game of a two weekend tourna- ment, our Tweens put forth a strong effort. Heather Muir, our goalie, played a super game, allowing in only 8 of the many shots on goal. The final outcome of the game was Oro 8, Port Perry 1. The credit for Port's one lone goal goes to a well- deserving player, Natalie Franssen, who played an excellent game. The girls go back to Oro on March 29, The new Ontario Child Welfare Act requires that professional persons who work with orwho treat children must report suspected cases of child abuse to a Children's Aid Society. That's the law. Reporting suspicions of child abuse is one of the best ways to help prevent child abuse happening again. Child abuse is everyone's concern. Teachers, doctors, nurses, social workers --all persons who work with or who treat children--need your active support if they are to keep children from being abused. The professionals need your assistance. You're part of the solution. To find out more about child abuse write for our free booklet, "YOU AND THE ABUSED CHILD" . High Single: P. Crawford - 352. H.S.W.H.: P. Crawford, J. Barton - 352. High Triple: P. Crawford - 785. H.T.W.H: P. Crawford - 785. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Philp Pontiac - 41; Larry's Garage - 39; Stone Real Estate - 38; Dowsons Red and White - 37; Norms Contracting - 36; Cen- tennial Lanes - 36; Legion Branch 419 - 36; Emmerson Insurance - 36; Ballards - 34; IGA - 33; Colin Ball Motors - 28; Scugog Lumber - 27. High Single: Hugh John- ston - 378. H.S.W.H.: Hugh Johnston - 401. High Triple: Clare Watts - 768. H.T.W.H.: George Faulk- ner - 845. Games 250 & over: George Faulkner - 301; John King - 272; Clare Watts - 272; Bill Thompson - 296; Garry Menzies - 270; John Grieves - 270; Roger Todd - 266; George Redshaw - 258; Jack Cook Sr. - 2558; Don Anstey - 258; Steve Hillier - 255; Ken Reports of child abuse have more than doubled over the past Vana VEE Nightingale - 250. Games 650 & over: Hugh Johnston - 740; Ken Nightin- gale - 720; Garry Menzies - 709; Jim Rider - 709; George Faulkner - 701; Bill Owen - 686, Bill Thompson - 669; Roger Todd 666; Don Anstey - 667; Jim Hadley - 665; Tom Eden - 656. Atom hockey By Doug Moore Swamp Garage 1-U.AW.0 Swamp Garage evened their playoff series by de- feating U.A.W., 1-0. Scoring for Swamp Garage was Mark Kendall with an unas- sisted goal. Jimmy Jack- man recorded the shutout for Swamp Garage. Marj Tripp Realty 1 - Lake Scugog Lumber 1 Marj Tripp Realty stayed alive in their playoff series with Lake Scugog Lumber by tying them one all Scoring for Marj Tripp Real- ty was Jeff Fedyk unassist- ed. Scoring for Lake Scugog Lumber was Ted Cochrane assisted by Drew Ballingall and Darren Scala. five years. Write fo: Child Abuse Information Ministry of Community and Social Services 7th Floor, Hepburn Building Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A1E9 Ignoring it won't ake HN ree Keith Norton, Minister of Community and Social Services William Davis, Premier. Ontario . H hy ae 2 IR i ASA HG 2 Lat PL ON ar ee - Re da