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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 1, 1987 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Mission Im vossible 12, Bizarre 9, Growing Pains 7, Cheers 7, Alf's 5, Jack Pot 2. Singles Over 200: Joan Fleming 213, 225, Joan Grove 250, Kathy Hoar 219, Ona Tremble 202, Verna Moore 210, Kay McBride 210, 213. Triples Over 600: Joan Fleming 607, Kay McBride 602. Tuesday Night Mixed Winners of Section No. | - beans with 37 pts. Team Standings: Marshmallows 5, Chocolates 5, Licorices 4, Toffees 3, Coconuts 2, Jellybeans 2. Roger Lafontaine 621 (224, 206), Stan Clark 610 (204, 207), Robert Espie 205, 219, Ken Rankin 266, Mike Baker 204, 200, Merv Bayley 232, Bill Fritz 221, Jack Monsma 221, Wayne Tweddle 204. Chris Williamson 233, Sandra Baker 228, Evelyn Trapp 223. Thursday Night Mens Team Standings: Philip 45, Km- mersons 44, Brians Twg. 42, Centen- nial 42, Norms 37, Lake Scugog YI-- TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Skate Sharpening Silk Screening done on Premises PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry J, PHONE 985-2839 2s em --N Jelly- Lumber 36, Dowsons 33, Taxi 31, Allen Siding 30, Legion 29, 1.G.A. 4, Scugog Oil 4 High Single Flat: R. Sweetman 313, J. Ballingal 286, R. Twist 282. High Single With Handicap: R. Sweetman 336, J. Lynde 303, J. Ball- ingall 299. High Triple Flat: E. Johansen 742, R. Sweetman 715, R. Twist 714. High Triple With Handicap: E. Johansen 742, R. Sweetman 738, R. Twist 714. Sunday Night Couples November 22, 1987 Team Standings: Muskies 7, Sun- fish 5, Sharks 4, Angel Fish 3, Suckers 2, Mudcats 0. Mens High Single Flat: Stewart 251. Mens High Single With Handicap: Barry Oliver 269. Mens High Triple Flat: 709. Mens High Triple With Handicap: Jim Rider 709. Ladies High Single Flat: Vivian Rider 239. Ladies High Single With Han- dicap: Diana Brown 276. Ladies High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider 588. Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Paula Wright 689. Ladies Over 210: Vivian Rider 216, 239, Kay McBride 238, Diana Brown 231, Marcy Trimble 211. Ladies Triple Over 600: Men Over 210: Dale Stewart 251, 229, Bill Bell 247, Jim Rider 242, 240, 227, Barry Oliver 227. Mens Triple Over 615: Jim Rider 709, Dale Stewart 644, Bill Bell 624. Dale Jim Rider FORD \[|=3{02012} ¢ 1987 SABLE LS STATIONWAGON List value $21,361. Best Buy ®17,300. 1987 TAL" _-'8 L \O.T $16,993. K-Se Best Tay 1 2,700. 1987 RANGER aXxXa XLT List value $16,463. Beet Buy ®13,900. plus. Freght, Taxes, includes all allowances buy the best -- QL -- TAYLOR FORD ¢ MERCURY SALES & LEASING «PARTS & SERVICE 985-9815 985-3655 HWY. 7A WEST, PORT PERRY Village Strikes and Spares Wednesday Night Ladies November 25, 1987 Team Standings: Caramilk 14, Hazelnut 12, Wonderbar 7, Bar Six 5, Crunchie 2, Snack Bar 2. High Single Flat: Mary Hawes 291. High Single With Handicap: Mary Hawes 314. High Triple Flat: 789. High Triple With Handicap: Mary Hawes 858. Singles Over 200: Mary Hawes 291, 269, 229, Jackie Dempster 202, 234, Darlene Petch 229, Linda Marsh 226, 266, Bev Marshman 219, Anne Aldridge 239. Triples Over 550: Mary Hawes Mary Hawes 789, Linda Marsh 657, Jackie Demp- . ster 575. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Breck 12, Tame 12, Silkience 9, Prell 5, Finesse 2, Halo 2. Singles Over 200: Doreen Rush 252, 288, 245, Hazel Gray 211, Carol Koch 271, Dot Lee 233, Dianne Ball 220, Gladys McColl 219, Millie Brown 227. High Triple: Doreen Rush 785. Monday Night Ladies - 7 p.m. Team Standings: Adidas 40, Nor- - thstar 39, Nike 37, Puma 33, Reebok | 32, Brunswick 29. Games Over 200: Susan Duncan 234, Ilean Pugh 233, Marg White 231, Bev Silverman 225, Marg Burnfield 215, Susan Cosburn 213, Tina Rose 212, 204, Susan Norton 205, Vivian Foster 202. Triples Over 600: Marg White 604. Pee Wee B's spii Last Monday the Stone Realty Pee Wee's travelled to Bowmanville and came home 5-3 losers. Port controlled most of the play in this game and were leading 2-1 go- ing into the third period. In the third period, though the boys started to take penalties and this gave Bowmanville the breaks they needed. Scoring for Port were Jeff Card assisted by Sean McEnaney and Steve Desautels, Billy Sandiford unassisted and Sean McEnaney unassisted. On Thursday the Stone gang travelled to the Civic Auditorium to play the Minor Black Hawks. Once again Port controlled the play from 'the start of the game confusing the Oshawa team with some fine pass- ing and team work. Sean McEnaney, Steve Desautels, Brendon Agnew and Darrell Vanderslagt with his first of the year, did the scoring for Stones. Jeff Card picked up 3 assists while Billy Sandiford, McEnaney, Agnew, Vanderslagt, Desautels and Gar- vock all picked up one assist. Steve Stiles stopped every shot directed his way to make the final score 6-0 for Port. The boys next outing is this com- ing weekend when they travel to Shelbourne for a tournament. Their next home game is Dec. 12 against Millbrook. Hope to see you there. PORT PERRY WADO KAI + KARATE CLUB Award winning Karate Club for all , ages f conomecal and family rates Fun Exercise Sell Detense tor the whole family Year round SUNBAYS & TUESDAYS - 7 PM "- LATCHAM CENTRE - Queen & Water Sts., at the Lake ~~ for more information call Sensi Rob Dods 1821-3064 \l 11) OR Ron Mollon 985.7098 it Chad Garvock, Adam Johnston, PDP oN ~rn KX These young Port Perry curlers have successfully completed Level 1 of the Ontario Skills Awards program and received badges last week. At front are Jason Towns, lan Thompson and Mike Flynn and at back are Carrie and Tania Fielding. (See story). Young curlers earn badges Five Junior curlers from Port Perry have successfully completed the first level in the Ontario Skills Award program which is designed to help young curlers improve their individual proficiency in this sport. Carrie Fielding, Tania Fielding, Mike Flynn, Ian Thompson and Jason Towns took the test on November 13 and last Thursday they were presented with the red badges symbolic of this level. The program is a five level series of tests starting with red and pro- gressing to blue, bronze, silver and gold. All skills in the program must be executed using the Curl Canada techniques. To obtain their red badge, the young cui lers had to demonstrate JR. several skills including proper: delivery, correct hip elevation and a balanced forward slide with and without the rock. They also had to accumulate a minimum of five points throwing each turn, throwing both turns with take-out weight and answer a quiz on reading the scoreboard and identifying the markings on the ice. The Junior Curling program for Port Perry and area young people is proving very popular with curling held at the Port Perry Club after school five nights per week. The five young curlers who com- pleted level one in the Skills Award program are to be congratulated for their achievement. 'CC HOCKEY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6th Port Perry MoJacks -- VS -- Uxbridge Bruins Scugog Arena GAME TIME: 7:30 PM ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS all Gates Pro-Line Belts at one low price Come in to MARK AUTOMOTIVE and see the boys for all your needs. MARK AUTO & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 179 Casimir Street -- PORT PERRY -- 985.9774 we a Ra NR ida dt wi Skye a OR I rues EE AA Lo yh