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SERS PRR an REAR fv) or LRN LALLY wit A ON SL a FTA GU he 33 Aas Salads PARRA DES RENIN EARNS Weld YL WN TORR La 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 21, 1982 Strikes and spares at the bowling lanes THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Championship: Port Perry I.G.A. - 13802; Dowsons Red and White - 13763; Centennial Lanes - 13679; Colin Ball Motors - 13536; Brians Tow- ing - 13517, Lake Scugog Lumber - 13094. Consolation: Philp Pontiac - 13803; Norms Contracting - 13598; Waynes Auto Parts - 13511; Legion Branch 419 - 13497, Emmerson Insurance - 12817; Do-No's - 12558. High Single: P. Crawford - High Triple: P. Crawford - 829. Triples over 625: P. Craw- ford - 829; G. Howsam - 793; G. Faulkner - 725; G. Louvelle - 722; W. Pugh - 703; B. Knapp - 679; D. Wilson - 674; 1. Ashbridge - 667; B. Sonley - 665; D. Francis - 662; C. Watts - 660; R. Todd - 648; D. Arnold - 646; C. Ball - 637, G. Menzies - 635. MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Beatles - 44; Drifters - 39; Temp- tations - 39; Blood, Sweat and Tears - 36; Rolling Stones - 30; Supremes - 22, Section Winner: Beatles. Total Pins Winners: The Port Perry Figure Skating Club presents Their 24th Annual ICE REVUE FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 23 & 24/1982 8 p.m. The Scugog Arena TICKETS AT THE DOOR ENE ETE EE LT HYGRADE FUELS LTD. We Now Carry ULTRAMAR MOTOR & MARINE OILS Chassis & Gear lubricants. mn CALL OUR AGENT: JIM FOSTER - R.R. 3, PORT PERRY 985-7951 bb We also carry VALVOLINE and CASTROL products. LAL AL 2 al AN: Rolling Stones - 74,924 pins. Singles over 200: Sandy Greenwood - 275,208; Gale Ballard - 213,200; Betty Collins - 217; Sheri Metcalfe - 212; Myrtle Gimblett - 207 Isabel Bartley - 238; Marg Pelow - 200; Vivian Rider - 201,226,384; Elma Vernon - 227,218,212; Corrine Watts - 251,245; Jo Ann Hunter - 211,201; Shirley Ash - 201; Gail Loudfoot - 218. Triples over 600: Sandy Greenwood - 622; Vivian Rider - 811; Elma Vernon - 657; Corrine Watts - 643; Isabel Bartley - 602. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING WOMEN: Singles over 200: Nancy Bryans - 254,317; Pat Turner - 220; Ethel Lafontaine - 200. Triples over 600: Nancy Bryans - 738. MEN: . Singles over 200: Lorne Mallory - 303,206; Les Allen - 242,273; Mark Carter - 222 221; Pete Crawford - 208,225; Roger Lafontaine - 253; Bill Gerber - 208,206; Denny Martyn - 223; Art Mathews - 207; Grant Beacock - 200. Triples over 600: Lorne Mallory - 683; Les Alen - 655; Mark Carter - 629; Pete Crawford - 621; Roger Lafontaine - 614; Bill Gerber - 606. Champs for 1981-82: Rinky Dinks - Pete Crawford, Ethel Lafontaine, Ken Traynor, Art Mathews, Lorne Mallory. Consolation-Trophy: Pin- heads - Roger Lafontaine, Nancy Bryans, Les Allen, Monica Efford, Marlene Quantz. I= DISCOUNT PRICES EE eA RRNA IAG Add de ASR SRE AR TICES TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Championship: Buick - 2843; Edsels - 2814; Cadillacs - 2604. Consolation: Hornets - 2707; Chevettes - 2608; Jaguar - 2290. Singles over 200: Kathy Hoar - 310; Mary Peck - 201; Terry Louvelle - 234; Marj Giroux - 205; Dianne Bryars - 276,206; Kathy Hoar - 310; May Raby - 201,246; Debbie Vann - 202; Dorothy Shanley - 205,270; Marion Hopkins - 222,255,235; Karen Payne - 227; Lynne Cawker - 223,219; Kay McBride - 202; Audrey Buma - 207; Joan Fleming - 250; Wilma Lynde - 236; Marg Joey, - 235; Doris Dargavel - Triples oo" 600: Kathy Hoar - 610; Dianne Bryars - 678; May Raby - 611; Dorothy Shanley - 664; Marion Hopkins - 712; Lynne Cawker - 610, Draw Winners: Judy Olaisen, Anne Zaparanuik - (last week) TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Ab's Ex's - 7068; Pinpickers - ui 18; Catalysts - 6439; Machine - 7060; Realistics - 54; Ross's Strong Arms - 6762. Games 215 and over: Ab Fulford - 296; John Fulford - 226; Glen Howsan - 276; Len Franssen - 221; John Grieves - 218; Ross Muir - 218; Ed Weinhold - 216; Larry Doble - "249,236; Bill Ruesink - 302, 227; Pat Mason - 255; Rick Deshane - 268,261; Roy Dixon - 262; Ken Stauffer - 220,244; Rick Rham - 221; Bruce Stauffer - 234,222; Tom Lockett - 219; Dave Tingle - 240; Dan Deloughery - 222; Bob Best - 231; Dave Vivian - 287,318; Roland Robinson - 278; Jack Healey - 218. High Single: Dave Vivian - 318. High Single with Handicap Dave Vivian - 322. Triples over 600: Ab Ful- ford - 647; Glen Howsan - 793; John Greives - 607; Ross Muir - 614; . Ed Weinhold - 604; Larry Doble - 680; Bill Ruesink - 709; Pat Mason - 627; Rick Deshane - 709; Ken Stauffer - 651; Bruce Stauffer - 649; Tom Lockett - 619; Dave Tingle - 627; Dave Vivian - 800. High Triple: Dave Vivian - 800. High Triple with Handicap Dave Vivian - 816. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Elms - 40; Maples - 38; Birches - 31; Pines - 28; Oaks - 28; Cedars - 24, Singles over 200: Georgina Sutcliffe - 246,205; Merle St John - 237; Marg Lee - 234,207; Jo Anne Russell - 230; Karen Cole - 224; Carol Colucci - 210; Joyce Storry - 207; Heather Weinhold - 206; Thelma McCreight - 201. High Single: Georgina Sutcliffe - 246. Triples over 600: Marg Lee - 636. High Triple: Marg Lee - Juniors win one, lose two in Saturday event by Wendy Burton On Sat, April 17, the Sportsland Juniors played in their annual tournament. The Juniors first game was at 7 a.m. against Scar- borough. Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Juniors suffered a huge loss, due to the loss of a valuable player. The players never gave up and tried to muster enthus- iasm. Qur second was at 12 against a good Warkworth team. The Juniors came up with a much improved game. Due to great goaltend- ing, were able to keep ahead of Warkworth. The Juniors got a 3-1 lead by the end of the first period. At the start of the second, Warkworth came back to tie the game. It remained a seesaw battle for the rest of the game. The Sportsland Juniors came up on top witha 7-6 victory to keep them. in the tourna- ment. Scoring for the Juniors were: Stephanie Butt 3 goals, 1 assist; Kelley Raines 2 goals; Jo-Anné Connors 1-goal, 1 assist; Brenda. Shepstone 1 goal; Tracey Olsen 1 assist; Kelly Storry 1 assist. Our third game at 4 p.m. was to decide who goes to the championship game at 6. The Juniors played a good team from Stayner. Stayner came out strong. The Juniors were a little tired and were just unable to put their game plan together. Stayner won the game 10-1 and advance to the championship. Scoring for Port Perry was: Kelley Raines, assist going to Kelly Storry. Thanks go to Heather Muir who came and played for us in goal. You did a great job. It was a good day and a great finish to the ringette season. 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(705) 324-9500 or (705) 277-2166 ahead by two goals. Port has some great chances but there goalie came up big for them. The final score was 6-4 for Whitby. In our third game, we played Oshawa again. Oshawa got the jump by scoring three quick goals within 3 minutes before Port replied and were leading 6-2 after the first period. Port fought back within two goals but ran out of gas, the final score was 7-4 for Oshawa. Oshawa met Whitby in the final and beat them 7-2. Scoring on the day was our captain Rhonda White 7 goals, 3 assists; Janice Jack- man 4 goals, 1 assist; Cheryl Doherty 2 goals, 3 assists; Michelle Newell 1 goal; Sharon Ashmore and Wendy Burton each had 2 assists, while single assists went to Michelle Andrews and Tish Lefort. Earlier in the year the I.G.A. Belles represented Port Perry in the Central Ontario Regional 'B" Championships in Ajax where they came up against some tough opposition. They didn't win any games but came away with the sports- manship trophy voted upon by there plers on and off the ce