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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 9, 1988 Strikes and spares at the bowling lanes Thursday Night Mens Team Standings: 1.G.A. 26, Emmersons 26, Lake Scugog Lumber 25, Norms 23, Centennial 21, Brians Twg. 19, Philp 18, Dowsons 16, Village Taxi 14, Allen Siding 14, Legion 8, Scugog Oil 0. High Single Flat: R. Todd 318, E. Johansen 309, M. Vanderby 308. High Single With Handicap: M. Vanderby 334, R. Todd 318, W. Lown 314. High Triple Flat: M. Vanderby 814, R. Todd 742, T. Thompson 710. High Triple With Handicap: M. Vanderby 892, R. Todd 742, T. Thompson 710. Tuesday Night Mens February 2, 1988 Team Standings: Champs 11, Handicappers 10, Terminators 9, Gutter Dusters 5, Raiders 5, Hornets 2. High Single: Rick DeShane 307. High Single With Handicap: Rick Farrington 322. : High Triple: Rick DeShane 783. High Triple With Handicap: Rich DeShane 786. 215 And Over: Jim Rider 228/245, Paul Brough 287, Roy Povey 222, Gerry Louvelle 221/236/242, Ken Blakley 253, Glenn Squires 232, Pau] Trudel 229, Jack Healey 240/252, Steve Robinson 260, Ken Horner 232, Ab Fulford 218, David Booth 243, Jeff Cox 227, Bob Farmer 219/224, John Criscione 252, Rick DeShane 223/253/307, Rick Farrington 277. 600 And Over: Jim Rider 630, Rick DeShane 783, Gerry Louvelle 699, Paul Brough 643, Glenn Squires 621, Steve Robinson 631, Jack Healey 640, Bill Turner 625, Bp Farmer 612, John Criscione Sunday Night Couples Janu 31, 1988 Team .Standings: Suckers 45, Sunfish 42 - winners of 2nd sec- tion, Sharks 37, Muskies 33, Angel Fish 32, Mudcats 21. Mens High Single Flat: Phil Hoskin 265, Mens High Single With Han- dicap: Phil Hoskin 290. Mens High Triple Flat: Philip Brown 651. Mens High Triple With Han- dicap: Tom Drumm 720. Ladies High Single Flat: Mar- cy Trimble 243. Ladies High Single With Han- dicap: Paula Wright 277. Ladies High Triple Flat: Mar- cy Trimble 656. . Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Sandra Stewart 741. Ladies Over 210: Marcy Trim- ble 243, 241, Sandra Stewart 226, 223, Beth Oke 238, Paula Wright 212. Ladies Triple Over 600: Marcy Trimble 656, Sandra Stewart 645, Vivian Rider 615. Men Over 210: Phil Hoskin 265, 213, Philip Brown 261, 219, Tom Drumm 229, 224, Wally Gotthelf 225, Ken Pipher 223, George Wright 221, 212, Bill Bell 219. Mens Triple Over 615: Philip Brown 651, Tom Drumm 242, Phil Hoskin 629. Wednesday Night Ladies February 3, 1988 Team Standings: Bar Six 7, Wonderbar 7, Hazelnut 5, Crun- chie 2, Snack Bar 0, Caramilk 0. High Single: Bonnie Bell 225. High Single With Handicap: Ann Sanderson 281. High Triple: Ann Sanderson 556 High Triple With Handicap: Ann Sanderson 757. Singles Over 200: Mary Hawes 209, Chris Davies 203, Bonnie Bell 225, Dorothy Freeman 215, Ann Sanderson 214. Triples Over 550: Ann Sander- son 556, Margot Brain 555, Mary Hawes 555. Monday Night Ladies February 1, 1988 Team Standings: Reebok 43, Northstar 36, Adidas 35, Brunswick 20, Puma 18, Nike 15. Floor hockey In senior floor hockey action on February 1, Mike Tripp dug the puck out of the corner and scored the winning goal in the sudden death over-time period to win this game for the Red Wings by the score of 10 to 9. Kevin Stewart scored 3 goals for the Red Wings, earning his first hat-trick of the season while Sean Sauter was able to put 2 goals past Pat Smith, the net- minder for the Green Giants. Other scorers for the Red Wings by getting one goal each, were Matthew Coyne, Wade Sheedy, Mike Hepburn and Danny Brown. Sharing the goaltending duties for the Red Wings were Danny Brown, Mike Tripp and Mike Hep- burn while Ian Pierini was play- ing well defensively. For the Green Giants, Kevin Pearce was the big shooter with 7 goals while John Hall and Louis Whitfield assisted with one goal each. Playing well for the Green Giants, were Scott Prechitko, Brandon Johnston and Jake fo? uri"? SALAD BAR, 2 miles N of Brooklin on Hwy 12, 655-8911 "off the beaten track but well worth the trip* LaRose. : In intermediate action, the Shooting Stars were able to score 4 goals in the second period to win the game by the score of 4 to 2. Ryan Duff of the Red Rockets opened the scoring of the game by getting a goal past David Verscheuren, the Shooting Stars' netminder, in the first period. In the second period, Aaron Stiller was able to get a goal past the Star's netminder before the Shooting Stars finally found the range by.answering with 4 goals by Doug Short, Jamie Irvine, Spencer Bedell and Kris Holland, with one goal each. 'All the boys, played well in this game under the direction of Mr. - Stiller and Mr. Vanderby, whom we would like to thank. Playing well for the Redy Rockets were Matt Youmans in net, Jeff Whitfield, Andrew Jacobsen, Alex Bedell and Dennis Goodman whilé Matthew Koetje, Jeff Vanderby, Mark Brown and Adam Jacobsen helped out the Shooting Stars. 3 -- TT HE PLACE for CHILDREN'S MENU, and more Games Over 200: Marg Burn- ield 251, Susan Cosburn 235, 227, ivian Foster 225, 202, Leanne unders 224, 204, Susan Norton 224, 214, Carol Jackson 220, 207, 201, Cathy Gibson 218, Ilean Pugh 206. . . Triples Over 600: Carol Jackson It's Junior C playoff time and prior to Sun- day night's opening game at the Scugog Arena, these MoJacks fans showed some enthusiasm for the Star photographer. From left, that's Mike Tripp, Mark Cosway, Ross Stainton and Pierre 628, Susan Cosburn 625, Susan Norton 609, Leanne Saunders 605. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies ' February 3, 1988 Team Standings: Tame 42, Breck 40, Silkience 40, Prell 29, Finesse 22, Halo 18.. Singles Over 200: Gerri Langille for details). Leduc. As for the hockey game itself, the Mo- Jacks grabbed a 1-0 lead in the best of seven playoffs with the Uxbridge Bruins thanks toa 6-4 win. Next game at the Scugog Arena is Thurs- day night at 8:30 p.m. (See story on sports pages 206, 286, 245, Janet Smith 208, Ida Hurtig 227, 201, Marg Lee 207, Eleanor O'Neil 200, Vera Brown 247, Shirley Cummings 211, Terry Davies 239, Joyce Storry, 222, 205, Sharen Bobbie 209, Merle St. John 206, Audrey Brown 210, ; High Triple: Gerri Langille 737. Ringette Week Feb. 7-14 This year February 7 - 14 has been designated as Ringette Week, a time when all associa- tions try to promote the sport of Ringette. Ringette is a team sport, played on the ice, by girls of all ages. It is popular both in Canada and the U.S. and also in other countries throughout the world. Ringette is fun, good exercise and is a time when girls can make lasting friendships as they practice, play and travel together throughout the year. This is a special year for Ringette as we celebrate 25 years of play. Ringette began in 1963. Like all sports it has undergone many changes to rules and equip- ment, all designed to improve the game and make it as safe as possible for the girls to play. We started Ringette Week in Port Perry on Sunday Feb. 7, with "the Belles challenging the Ban- dits, a local men's hockey team to a game of Ringette. The pace was quick and trying to keep that ring on their sticks proved to be harder than expected for the Bandits. The Belles came up with-a win, defeating the Bandits 5-4. Next on the ice were the Petite B's. This was a playoff game against Scarboro, a strong rival. The girls skated hard but couldn't quite catch up. The game ended 6-4 in favour of Scarboro. : Monday Feb. 8 at 5 p.m. the Juniors challenged the R.H. Cor- nish teachers to their annual game of Ringette. No results were available at press time. Have those teachers been practising? On Sat. Feb. 13 at 5:30 p.m. the Petite "B's" are still hoping to ar- range something special for their ice time. Wait & see! This brings Ringette Week to a close. The executive of the Port Perry Ringette Association would like to take this opportunity to thank all those people in our.community who support Ringette. Our spon- sors, Home Hardware, Bruton's I.LD.A., Chris Allen Aluminum, Sportsland and the 1.G.A. for pro- viding their financial support to the teams. : assistants and managers for their time and dedication to the sport. We appreciate you all and hope for your continued support in years to come. The many other local businesses who support our endeavours. The parents, The coaches, - relatives and friends who faithful- ly spend many hours travelling and cheering for our Port Perry teams. Finally all the people of Port Perry who have assisted Ringette in any way, we need you all and hope for your continued support. Girls or parents wishing to become involved in the sport of Ringette for the 1988-89 season can obtain information by calling J. Lawrence or M. Fitzpatrick at 985-3690 or from any other member of the Ringette ex- ecutive. We always need help and appreciate new faces. Remember "Participate in 88." : SHOPLIFTING IS A CRIME! This message is sponsored by the Port Perry Star.