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é "Blair Howell got 3 goals, 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 17, 1987 Results from the bowling lanes Monday Night Ladies - 7:00 - Team Standings: Jupiter 19, Saturn 19, Mars 17, Mercury 11 Verius 10, Neptune 8 Singles Over 200: Marg Burnfie!d 309, France Venning 255, 235, 215. Vickie Edwards 241, 213, 201. Sue Jackson 230, Marg White 228 Cogburn 223 Sue Bev Silverman 216, Yvonne Day 206, Carol Jackson 205, Edna Langford 205 Triples Over 680: France Venning 705, Vickie Edwards 655 Marg Burnfield 610 TUESDAYS AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Te am Standings: Den t-Care 28 YMCA floor hockey action On Mon March 2, the Black Hawks-Green Machine teams from Port Perry played host to the Blackstock Junior Floor Hockey Peam Even though the Blackstock players worked hard and never gave up, this game proved to be very frustrating for them because they lost by a score of 7 to 0. Mat- thew Grills picked up a hat trick for the Port Perry team, while Dennis Goodman scored 2 and singles went to Gary Dike and Christine James In the Seniors, the Maple Leafs finally handed the Oilers their first loss since Januagy with a score of 8 to 4. Sconng for the Leafs were Blair Prechitko with a hat trick, while Aaren Thiessen scored 2 goals and Brenda Lawrence, Mary Rose Tang and John Connell each picked up one. For the Oilers, Todd Stewart, Tu} Tang. Graham Holt and Sean Sauter schred one goal each The Port Perry Jets beat the Fireballs by a score of 13to 8 in the Tuesday. Junior Floor Hockey game. For the Jets, Jeremy Gibson picked up a double hat trick while Dawid Clouthier with 2 and Travis Howell and Eddie Whitfield with 1 each. For the Fireballs, Brenda Lawrence got a hat trick, while Steven Lawrence "and Jeff Whatfield each scored 2 and Joshua Coffey with 1 In 'the Semor Division. the Blackstock Bruins visited the Oshawa team and out-scored their host by a score of 7 to 4. Jay Buma scored 4 goals for the Bruins, while Mike Leach got 2 and Robyn Chff 1 Regan Syrett picked up the hat trick for the Oshawa team while Blair Wood scored the other goal. On Mon. March 9, the Oilers final- Iy broke loose and scored six unanswered goals in the third period to overpower the Maple Leafs by a scare of 11 to 5. Kevin Pearce led the Orlers with 5 goals 'while David Holt picked up his first hat trick of the season Graham Holt, Lows Whit- field and Tu Tang finished off the scoring for the Onlers. For the Leafs. Mike Hepburn scored 2 goals. while Blair Prechitko, John Connell and Aaron Tiessen picked up one goal each On Tues. March 10, the Monday Night Juniors visited the Fireballs- Jets at RH Cornish. There was a lot of action in this game with end! "to end play and the Monday Night Juniors coming out ahead by a score of 13 to 12. Scoring for the Monday Juniors were Kristian Holland with 4 goals and Aaron Levy with a hat trick, while Matthew Koetje and Mark Suppelsa scored 2 each and Matthew Grills and Jamie Sauter with singles. Jeremy Gibson and Jeff Whitfield each picked up a hat trick for the Tuesday Juniors, while David. Clouthier and Steven Lawrence scored two each and singles went to Brad Howcroft and Jeanette Wassink hd } In Blackstock. the North Stars beat the Flyers by a score of 6 to > in the Junior game. For the North Stars, Dillon Webber picked up a hat fric k while Luke carnaghan scored 2 and Ronnie Kelly with 1. Tarra Curle and Matthew Bradburn each scored 2 goals while Eric Russel got 1 for the Flyers. In the: Seniors. the. Canadiens outscored the Bruins by a score of 5 to 4.-For the Canadiens. Brendon Agnew scored 2 goals while Tim Masterson. Doug Cochrane and Chris Chorosteck: each got .one. Picking up the Hngles for the Blackstock Bruins were Jay Buma. Jason Chiff. Mike 1 «ach and Peter - Simms Please remember that YMCA Floor Hockey 1s cancelled on March 16 and 17 and that the Durham Region Floor Hockey Tournament 1s on April 3, 4 and 5 Goreski's win title The local broomball league came "to the end of the season this past Sunday as Goreski's took the cham- pionship 6-1 over Utica, sweeping the series two games straight. Dave Dickson, league scoring champ, did most of the damage as he netted three for the hat trick® He was followed by Randy Sullivan with two, and Ed Sexton with a single. Tom Powell picked up two. assists and Tim Ashbridge one. The lone Utica marker came from the broom of Bill Down, assisted by brother Chester Co On the weekend of March 6-8 five .of the league' Ss leams travelled north to the Barrie area to par- ticipate in the Regional Champion- ships. In the three categories the league brought home 4 sets of medals: Elite--Utica Farm Equip --silver. Intermediate tier I--Goreski's Insulation--gold. Intermediate tier 11-- Oddfellows -- gold. Emmerson's Insurance --bronze. Goreski"s will now travel to Sud- bury March 26 to represent the Cen- tral East Region at the Provincial Champianghips Country Lane [tee "Those who fail in life often pursue the path of Pussykats 22; Vamps 19; Pros 13. Care Bears 12; Sunshine Girls 11 High Single Flat 200 & over: J Fleming 216. Y James 222; M Jef {rey 200, 202..D. Kendall 212, 213: J leach 206. VV Linton 202; L. Wilson 265. M Giroux 218; M. Zinck 209 . High Single with Handicap 200 & over: J Fleming 227. Y. James 292; M Jeffrey 228, 249. J Leach 247; M. Zinck 266: \ Lanton 258. L. Wilson 272° M. Giroux 2540 TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING eam Standings: Cardinals 26 pts. Canaries 25; Hawks 23; Blue Jays 22, Robins 17; Sparrows 13. Bill Fritz 620 (236, 230); Lorne Mallory 601 (271); Bob Lilley 255; Robert Espie 223; Stan Clark 205; Les Allen 200; Wayne Tweddle 208; Roger Lafontaine 200. Sandra Baker 200, 200; Janet Rankin 227; Gloria Smuck 225, 245; Sharon Wright 219. Team' Standing Poinls: 1. Lake Scugog Liner 60, 2. Dowsons 49, 3. IGA 45, 5. Brians Twg. 39, 6. Village Taxi : 36, 7. Centennial 33, 8. Allen Siding 27, 9. Norms Contr. 25, 10. Philp 22, 11. Legion 20, 12. Scugog Oil 18. High Single Flat: J. Healey 296, D. Hunter 278, J. Cook Jr. 274. High Triple Flat: J. Lynde 695, J. Healey 678, R. Todd 657. Teams Pin Fall: 1. Lake Scugog Lumber 69094, 2. Village Taxi 68842, 3. 1GA $5, 4 Emmersons 15, 5. Brians Twg. 39, 6. Village Taxi 36. 7. Centennial 33, 8. Allen Siding 27. 9. Norms Contr. 25, 10. Philp 22, 11. Legion 20. 12. Scugog Oil 18. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Dial 26: Dove 25: Zest 18: Ivory 14: Camay 12: Irish Spring 10. High Single: Gerri Langille 258. High Triple: Ann Meester 653. Triples over 600: Ann Meester 653: Gerri Langille 618. . Singles over 200: Gerri Langille 258. 206: Ann. Meester 251, 240: Audrey Brown 251: Jane King 243. 205; Barb Kelly 220. 213: Elsie Pogue 217: Merle St. John 215: Hazel Gray 209: Suzanne Lee 203: Rose Brown 202. 'Sunday Night Mixed League March 8, 1987 Team Standings: Ti Cats 33, Blue Bombers 25, Ottawa Rough Riders 24, Argos 19, Stampeders 18. Eskimos 7. Mens High Single Flat: Tom Ten- nyson 242. Mens High Single With Handicap: Wally Gotthelf 259. Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider 664. Mens High Triple With Handicap: Barry Oliver 709. Ladies High Single Flat: Jayne Gotthelf 253. Ladies High Single With. Han- dicap: Jayne Gotthelf 278. Ladies High Triple Flat: Jayne Gotthelf 603. Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Jayne Gotthelf 678. Ladies Over 200: Sandi Hoskin 219, Kay McBride 217, Pat Turner 206, 209, Jayne Gotthelf 253. Brenda Cummings 212, Beth Oke 213. Vivian Rider 206 Ladies Triple Over 600: Gotthelf 603 Men Over 210: Tom Tennyson 242. Don Francis 217. Phil Hoskin 225, Wally Gotthelf 215. Jim Rider 213. 241, 210, Bill Turner 220, Brent Cop- p'ns 218, Barry Oliver 215. Stephen Fagan 211, Jim Redman 217 Mens Triple Over 615: Jim Rider 664 Jayne Tuesday Night Mens Bowling March 10, 1987 Team Standings : Know Accounts 37. Untouchables 29. Pat's Pack 2%. Leftovers 24. Geezer Teazers 21. 230: D. Kendall 248. Spark Plugs 10 High Single: John Criscione 315 High Single With Handicap: John Criscione 324 High Triple: Gerry Louvelle 780 High Triple With Handicap: Gerry Louvelle 780 215 And Over: Kevin Haugen 235/249, Bill Ruesink?15, Jim Rider 223/231/237, Craig McFadden 236/ 247/251, Gerry Louvelle 296/310, Steve Robinson 230, John Criscione v 250/315, David Booth 220, Kevin Gassien 222, Jack Healey 264, Roy Povey 215/261, Jason Weinhold 268, Rick DeShane 275, Roy Werry 222, Mel Meulemeester 246. 600 And Over: Jack Healey 639, Steve Robinson 611, Roy Povey 675, Jason Weinhold 634, Kevin Haugen 664, Rick DeShane 624, Jim Rider 691, Mel Meulemeester 670, Gerry Louvelle 780, Craig McFadden 734. John Criscione 721. Busy week for It was an extremely busy week for the Petite C's team. Monday night's playoff game in Lindsay saw the Port Perry girls narrowly beaten 3-1' in an exciting match. Both goals were scored by Brandy Harris, assisted by Leea Kinnumen. The Ontario Central Region Ringette Tournament was held March 13, 14 and 15 in Warsaw, En- nismeore and Durro. On Friday even- ing in Ennismore the Port Perry team played against Pickering, defeating them 6 to 3. All the players played well, showing spirit and teamwork. Sarah Coyne in goal had - an excellent game and was credited with one asSist &s well. Valerie Payne scored all six goals with assists by Brandy Harris and Jean Templeman. Friday night's impressive win was followed by an equally im- pressive game in Warsaw on Satur- day morning against Oshawa. Un-. fortunately the girls could not come up with the goals needed to defeat the strong Oshawa team. Although the final score was 6 to 2 in Oshawa's favor, the Port Perry team showed excellent drive throughout the game, making their fans extremely proud of them. | - They undoubtedly defeated their opponents in sportsmanship if not in points. Goals by Valerie Payne, assists by Brandy and Jean. 5 Petite C team The game against Lindsay Crayola later on Saturday afternoon unfortunately saw the Port Perry team defeated by a score of 6 to 4. Although the team could not be counted out until the last few minutes, they were always behind by at least one goal and couldn't make their plays work for them as they had in earlier games. Leea Kinnumen played extreme- ly well and scored the first goal, assisted by Amanda Webb who also played well and had many exciting opportunities. Just thirty-five seconds after ~~ Lindsay had scored early in the se- cond period, Jean Templeman put a beautiful goal past Lindsay to "make the game 5 tb 3. Her goal was 'assisted by Valerie Payne and the teamwork and drive evident at this point had fans on edge. Valerie came back with a second goal less than a minute later to make it 5 to . "4 but unfortunately Lindsay scored once more, thus clinching the game. Throughout the season these girls developed skills in skating, passing, controlling the ring and in sportsmanship. Great credit must be given to their manager, Nancy Coyne and to the coaches Reg Templeman and Dan Harris who helped the team develop so well. Seagrave news (From page 29) Attention Robinglade Women's Group members. Please phone either Marg J 5-9021 or Diane Cooke at 985-3722 as soon as possible if you are planning to at- tend "Games Night on Monday March 30. Don't miss the evening service at Seagrave on March 29 at 7:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Lois Wilson, Past Moderator of the United Church of Canada. This ser- vice has been arranged by the U.C.W. ladies and we thank them for their efforts in being able to bring tigs well-known lady to our community. Regular services will not be held at Seagrave Church on this particular Sunday. ' Some of our local teenagers, notably Kris Lavereau, Steven and Eldon Sears are part of a French student exchange program and will be bulleted to homes in and around Paris. France, for the next two weeks Then in April, the exchange students from France will arrive and begin their 2 week stay in this area. There are approximately 25 students from our local high school taking part in this exciting venture and we wish them all a worderful time The Greenbank Public School + students have enjoyed the pleasure of skating at the Sunderland Arena a few umes this winter Many thanks to the organizers and the teacher and parent helpers for mak- ing it all possible! Another date to be sure and remember is Wed. April 15. That's the date of our annual Beef Supper at the Seagrave United Church. Hot roast' beef, fluffy white potatoes, veggies, salad and of course, a huge selection of delectable home-made pies. Mouth-watering yet--it should be--it's a great meal for the price. Just $7.00 for. adults and $2.00 for kids 12 and under. Settings are 4:30, . 5:30,6:30 and 7:30 p.m. Tickets can be obtained from Keith Puckrin, Gertie Wanamaker, Ken Short or any member of the Board of Stewards. We're looking forward to seeing you there. Happy St. Patrick's Day folks! Please call Anne Sandiford at 985-9440 with news items for next weeks column. Trucks (From page 1) its truck depot on a property on Scugog Island, just north of the 10th Concession. Several months ago, the Township asked Mr. Brown to ex- plore the possibility of moving that depot to a new location. if a suitable one could be found. Mayor Taylor told the meeting Monday that the Township is in no way putting pressure on Mr. Brown to re-locate at this time, and the council would not object at all if he took more time to find another loca- tion for his depot. 0) en ahd AIX