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ar MAE GE Sd Ty GB Eg 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. October 30, 1984 Strikes and spares at the bowling alleys LADIES WEDNESDAY Team Standings: Bubblicious - 41; Juicy Fruit - 31; Chiclets - 28; Bubble Yums - 28; Hubba Bubbas - 23; Double Mints - 17. High Single: Carol Koch - 244. High Triple: Carol Koch - 612. . Triples over 600: Carol Koch - 612; Anne Meester - 605; Marg Lee - 600. Singles over 200: Carol Koch - 244,206; Marg Lee - 241,203; Gladys McColl - 218; Eleanor O'Neil - 217; Anne Meester - 216; Norma Tower - 209; Yvonne Priebe - 205; Jo Anne Russell - 203; 'Carol Weber - 200; Vera Brown - 200. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Alley Cats - 26; Scooby Doos - 24; Steakettes - 23; Razzle Dazzle - 21; Round Ups - 20; Absent- ees - 12, Triples over 600: K. Harper - 677; J. Fleming - 630; L. Loughlin - 626. Singles over 200: K. Harper - 275,203; J. Fleming - 227,205; L. Loughlin - 280; K. Payne - 242; C. Tripp -239; J. Knight - 225; D. Dar- gavel - 222; V. Linton - 218; M. Raby - 214; M. Giroux - 210; K. Mc- Bride - 208; K. Hoar - 205; M. Jeffrey - 205; J. Grove - 203, TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED Team Standings: Pecans - 29 and one half; Chestnuts - 22; Cashews - 22; Acorns - © 20; Almonds 17; Peanuts - 15. Singles over 200: Roger Lafontaine - 665, (253,243); Lorne Mallory 248; Ray Wright - 232; Robert Espie - 222; Grant Monk - 219; Ken Rankin - 217; Don Orr - 210; Bill Fritz - 200, Connie Mallory - 232, Maryanne Espie - 231, Kathy Monsma - 230, Nancy Bryans - 205. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 9:00 - 21; Cougars - 17; Tigers - 15. Singles over 200: Pat Rankin - 222,206; Gail Bolton - 259; Gail Loud- foot - 235; Marg Pelow - 213; Ilean Pugh - 212; Patti Bertrand - 208; Betty Moore - 208; Vivian Rider - 206; Elma Vernon - 204. Triples over 600: Pat Rankin - 622. High Single: Bolton - 259. High Triple: Rankin - 622. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7 P.M. Gail Pat Team Standings: Birch - 29; Elm - 27; Poplar - 24; Oak - 19; Maple - 16; Spruce - 11. High Single: R. Beare - 262; R. Finley - 258; F. Venning - 238. Singles over 200: F. Venning 238; R. Davidge - 218,205; R. Beare - 200,201,262; S. Duncan -216; S. Jackson - 228; R. Finley - 258; B. Rahm - 220; C. Adams - 205; M. Epsie - 231; V. Canning - 211. High Triple: R. Beare - 663; R. Finley - 605; R. Davidge - 602. Bowlers Needed. Bantams On October 24 the boys beat Uxbridge. SUNDAY COUPLES Team Standings: Partridge - 36; Quail - 24; Mallards - 24; Pheasants - 22; Grouse - 21; Chuckers - 20. MEN: High Single Flat: Jim Rider. , HSHC: Jim Rider. High Triple Flat: Jim Rider. HTHC: Jim Rider. WOMEN: High Single Flat: Robbin Black - 259. HSHC: Robbin Black - 290. High Triple Flat: Kay McBride - 627. HTHC: Kay McBride - 682. over 210:Marion Hop- kins - 223; Marcy Tremble - 230; Beth Oke - 230; Jim Rider - 232,275; Bill Turner - 217; Kay McBride - 233,215; Al York - 231; Robbin Black - 259; Terry Black - 214. THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings: Philp Pontiac - 31; Centennial Lanes - 30; Port Perry IGA - 28; Emmerson's Insurance - 27; Village Taxi - 25; Home Hardware - 24; Brian's Towing - 23; Legion 419 - 22; Chris Allen Aluminum - 21; Wayne's Auto Parts - 11; Norm's Contracting - 9; Dowson's Red and White - 2. High Single Flat: W. Howne - 309; R. Twist - 275; B. Knapp - 270. High Single with Handicap: W. Lowne - 340; B. Knapp --302; B. Linington - 283. High Triple Flat: T. Thompson - 784; B. Knapp - 768; W. Lowne - 726. High Triple with Handicap: B. Knapp - 864; W. Lowne - 843; B. Linington - 753. Easy win for Tweens On Saturday Oct. 20 the Port Perry Chris Allan Aluminum Tweens, hosted Sunder- land for an exhibition game. Port didn't have much trouble with this team, beating them by a score of 10-2. Kerri Allan played a Port: started out -witlr ~ solid game in net, and excellent scoring, 3 goals in the first 2 periods. Port Perry's scorers were Jamie Menzies, Jeff Oke and Mark Barkey. Assists went to Brad Menzies with 2, Greg Stapleton, Jeff Oke and Steve Connors. In the 3rd period Uxbridge scored 2 goals making the score 3-2 for Port. Great game guys! Port Perry plays Ux- bridge in Uxbridge on Sunday, October 28. So come out and cheer on the team. RUST CHECK SAVE YOUR BODY iis ans VAN CAMP CONTRACTING LTD. 90 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry (416) 985-8469 . MODULAR 4 PNILIPS SEAVICING ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES STEREOS & HI-FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL 723-5341 214BLOORST E "Serving Port Perry & Area tor the past 15 years PARKSIDE 111{1e & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS -RCA - ZENITH. TOSHIBA HITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE the scoring was handled by Lisa Levy, 3 goals, 2 assists; Jackie Durham 1 goal, 3 assists; Kelly Calloway, 3 goals; Jenny Blanchard 2 goals, 1 assist; Connie Norton, 3 assists and Heather Lawrence and Rachel Traynor each with 1 assist. Our first league game was on Sat. Oct. 27, against Mariposa. It was a closer game than the score indicates, with a lot of good end-to-end play. Port came out on top by a score of 6-2. Kerri Allan came up with a lot of good saves to help keep us ahead. There were 14 penalties issued in this game, and RUBBER STAMPS Fast Delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 4 Year Annual Interest Port's ability to score short-handed, while pre- venting the other team from scoring made a big difference. Scoring was handled by Jenny Blanchard with 2 goals, Michelle Beare with 2 assists, with single goals going to Heather Lawrence, Kelly Calloway, Rachel Traynor and Jackie Durham. All the defense also played a good game. Sunday we travelled to Woodville for our first meeting against this team. It was a close game throughout, with Port coming out on top by a score of 4-3. Kerri Allan played yet another excellent game, helping us to stay ahead. Scoring for Port was Lisa Levy with 2 goals, Jenny Blanchard with 1 goal and 1 assist, Connie Norton and Michelle Beare each with 2 assists, and Heather Lawrence with one. Port has had a pretty good season so far, and we hope to see Jennifer Pelow back out to help us next weekend. Our next home game is Sunday, Nov. 4 at 1:25, so come on out and support Port Perry Ringette. ? 112% MEMBER CANADA DEPCS 7 INSURANCE CORP the savings &. IoBnN corporation APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Galley holds first in Mens League Game J&D Carpentry and Smith Contracting battled to a 2-2 tie. J&D opened the scor- ing on a goal by Tim Kane assisted by Mike Adam and John Robert- son. J&D took a 2-0 lead on a goal by Dennis - Lycett assisted by Bob Tarbottom and John Robertson. Smiths Contracting never gave up as Mike Driscoll scored 2 goals within 31 seconds with less than a minute to go in the game to preserve a tie for his team. Assists going to Henry Forderer with 2 and 1 each to Denzil Irvine and Dave Kay. Game 2 B.J. Donuts recorded their first victory with a 3-2 win over Crandells Riverboat. Scoring for B.J.'s, Mike Fitzgerald, Richie LeFort and Al Bonner assists to Ron Zaparanuik, Richie Le- Fort, Mike Fitzgerald, Cris Brain and Reid Stainton. Scoring for Crandells, Wayne Fox and Ken ; Jeffrey. Assists to Rick esvu & rom Brooker and Greg Cochrane - 7 I.G.A. -5 The accent was already on the positive side in what minor ~ hockey is all about, and thats scoring goals. Determination is the best word to describe action in Saturday morning's opening game between Coch- rane Trotters and I.G.A. The goaltenders were at best, wondering what was going on. 1.G.A. opened the scoring on a goal by Jerry Douma, with Steve Armstrong assisting, then the Horsemen came right back on Larry Collin's first of three for the day. John Sturman puts I.G.A. back in the lead on his goal, with help from J. Douma on Mark Fitze assisting, end of period one - 2-1 1.G.A. In the second period, the Trotters scored three unanswered goals, before J. Sturman scor- ed his second goal. For the Trotters Jon Rod- way, then Collins got his second. Then Scott White scored making it 4-3 Cochrane, Collins adding an assist. After two periods of play, the Trotters were out front. The third period start- ed out much like the second, with Rodway scoring his second goal, then Eric Douma scored for I.G.A. with help from J. Douma and Neil Mark. Then the Horsemen on Collins third goal, which was followed by Steve Diceman's goal, with White and Rodway assisting. This all came about, before Terry Bache scored, Chris Carr and E. Douman picking assists. Consumers Gas - 4 Emmersons - 2 What to do when you haven't won a game this season yet - well - leave it to Freddie? He'd be just like a drill instruc- tor to his troops - tough - but fair, "go get them men", and go get them a I ey > i ] ' TRCAHIES and | ; | ENGRAVING | DO-NO's | ] RECORD, CRAFT n & HOBBY WORLD Queen St. Port Perry . 3 985-2839 S 0200 vem ---H IRON Bantam H.L. they did, as the Gas Workers handed Emmersons a 4-3 set- back. Emmerson Insurance drew first blood in the first period, on Vince Tripp's goal. This lasted until late in the second when Solomon tied it at 1-1. This set the stae for the fire works in the third period. Consumers Gas pulled the plug and scored three goals, before Emmersons had a chance and then it was too late. Marvin Hughes led off by scoring the first of three by the Gas Works, Jason Bertrand assisted, then Mike Griffen scored with help from Paul Turner and Darryl Bradt. Two minutes later, Turner scored with Greg Free picking up the assist. Darey Head finally broke the ice, with Chris Logan assisting. In this game, the Consumers Gas won their first of the season, final score 4-2. See you all next week. Roberts. Game 3 Sportsland shutout Compton 1-0 on a fine individual game by goalkeeper Don Card. Time after time Don stopped Compton shooters with outstand- ing saves. The lone goal of the game came in the first period on a rink wide pass from Bruce Gracie and Dave Bourgeois to spring Ken Smart on a breakaway. Ken made no mistake scoring for Sportsland. Game 4 This game was the battle for first place. Galley was not to be denied from the drop of the puck as they skated to a 5-1 victory. ~ Scoring for Galley, Dale Bronson, Brian Samis, John Connors, Larry Page and Don- ovan Smith. Assists to Carl Fitzgerald 2, Terry Rose 2, Jim Harmer, Donovan Smith, Kelly Lee, Dale Bronson and Brian Samis. Larocque's only goal scored by Ken Little, assisted by Jim Beatty. Novice House League Davids Hairstyling - 2 Kinsmen - 2 Davids Hairstyling and Kinsmen play- ed to a 2-2 tie. Both goalies in this game played very well. James Paterson of Davids and Jason Phillips of Kins- men were the goalies. Davids scoring Matt Mantel and Jon Jamie- son with an assist to Steve MacDonald. Kins- men scoring Neil Mueller 1 goal, Johnny Hall 1 goal, 1 assist, Mark Ward 2 assists and Tom Clambus 1 assist. Remax Realty - 6 Port Perry Printing - 0 After 3 games Remax Realty haven't lost with no goals against. They ' defeated Port Perry Printing 6-0. Remax scoring Jeremy Norton 4 goals, Brent Harper 2 goals with Jay Tredway and Adam Hunter pick- ing up an assist each. PAUL D. FARQUHARSON B.A. LL.B. LAW OFFICES OF RISEN. ESPEY & FARQUHARSON LORD SIMCOE PLACE Suite 1C- 57 Simcoe St. S., P.O. 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