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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 7, 1989 Pins and strikes from the bowling lanes Tuesday Night Men's Jan. 31 Team Standings: Hi Rollers 11, Our Gang 10, Champs 9, Bowling Thunder! 7, Cactus Jacks 5, Never Won 0. High Single: Nick Vanderzwet 268 High Single with Handicap: Nick Vanderzwet 305. High Triple: John Criscione 708. High Triple with Handicap: John Grieve 727. 215 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 236/249, Glenn Squires 252, Bill Owen 226, Ken Horner 222, Nick Vanderzwet 268, David Squires 223, Keith Tremblay 216, John Criscione 218/243/247, Roy Povey 216, Bob Farmer 240, Gary Reis 265. 600 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 668, John Grieve 613, Nick Vanderz- wet 700, Roy Povey 616, Glenn Squires 626, John Criscione 708. £ --. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Games Over 200: Carol Kock 206/214, Vera Brown 219, Merle St. John 210/207, Nancy Barr 228, Lorraine LeBlanc 225/234/273, Kathleen Watts 238, Gerri Langille 202/285, Millie Brown 205, Marg Lee 217/244, Gladys McColl 242, Debbie Bonsma 200, Leona Tripp 200, Joyce Storrey 201. 3 Games Over 600: Marg Lee 623, Gerri Languille 650, Merle St. --_ You can help build the future through non-profit housing. : The governments of Canada and Ontario are building for tomorrow. We have plans to create a wide range of new non- profit housing, and we need your group to get involved and develop groups interested in sponsoring affordable housing. In some neighborhoods, citizens have received govern- ment grants to set up their own community-based groups. The non-profit housing in your result is affordable housing community. for moderate and low-income This program will be sub- families, senior citizens and sidized by the Government of single adults. | Canada through Canada For more information, : Mortgage and Housing Corpo- your community groups should ration and the Province of contact the nearest regional Ontario through the Ministry office of the Ministry of Housing of Housing. listed below. The deadline for Funding is available to non- preliminary applications is profit and co-operative organi- April 28, 1989. Help build for zations, churches, service the future. Get involved in clubs and other community non-profit housing today. Non-profit housing-everyone benefits. Canada ® Ontario Regional Offices of the Ministry of Housing: 1-800-263-8205 65 Hess St. S. 380 Wellington St. 1365 Richmond Rd. 1191 Lansing Ave. 640 West Arthur St. 4950 Yonge St. Hamiiton Ste. 1100 Ste. 300 Sudbury Thunder Bay Ste. 400 LBP 4R8 London NGA 685 Ottawa K28 6R7 P3A 4C4 P7E 5R7 Toronto M2N 6K1 (416) 521-7600 (519) 679-7110 (613) 820-8305 (705) 5660-6350 (807) 475-1465 (416) 225-1211 If long distance If long distance If long distance If long distance If long distance If long distance dial toll-free dial toll-free dial toll-free dial toll-free dial toll-free dial toll-free 1-800-265-4733 1-800-267-6108 1-800-461-1190 1-800-465-5015 1-800-668-0208 John 612, Lorraine LeBlanc 732. Team Standings: Maxwell 41, Melitta 41, Taster's Choice 38, Hill's Bros. 29, Sanka 21, Nabob 19. Ladies Wednesday Night Feb. 1 Team Standings: Blue Jays 36, Robins 35, Sparrows 33, Doves 30, Orioles 29, Cardinals 26. High Single: Gail Wallace 244. High Single with Handicap: Carol Oliphant 264. High Triple: Gail Wallace 656. High Triple with Handicap: Gail Wallace 713. Games over 200: Linda Marsh 225/234, Gail Wallace 219/244, Carol Oliphant 223/215, Anita Booth 209, Lynn Heale 204, Eileen Breen 203, Anne Aldridge 203, Chris Davies 201. Triples over 550: Gail Wallace 656, Linda Marsh 616, Carol Oliphant 582, Eileen Breen 550. Winners of the 2nd Section: Blue Jays - Mary Hawes, Karen Smith, Chris Davies, Marg Johan- son, Linda Dalton, Debbie Schmeler. Thursday Nite Men's Standings House of Howard 28, Allen Siding 22, Village Taxi 22, Lake Scugog Lumber 21, Em- merson's 21, I.G.A. 20, Philp 19, Legion 18, Dowsons 17, Norms 9, Brians Towing 9, Centennial 4. High Single: E. Johansen 307, J. Lynde 280, W. Gotthelf 277. High Single with Handicap: E. Wilson 317, E. Johansen 307, H. Dearborn 305. High Triple: E. Johansen 780, J. Lynde 687, W. Gotthelf 635. High Triple with Handicap: E. Wilson 791, E. Johansen 780, T. Cochrane 761. Monday Night Ladies Jan. 30 Team standings: Maserati 16, Ferrari 15, B.M.W. 15, Porsche 9, Merchedes 6, Jaguar 2. 200 Games: Elma Vernon 241, Carol Cook 226, Susan Norton 222, Marg White 220, 209, Edith Bowers 208, Bev Silverman 205. "300 Games: Susan Cosburn 336. 700 Triple: Susan Cosburn 701. Tuesday Night Mixed Jan. 31 Standings: Cedar 7, Oak 7, Birch 7, Pine 0, Spruce 0, Maple 0. 600 and Over: Robert Espie 781 (236, 267, 283), Ken Rankin 663 (239, 261). 200 and Over: Sandra Baker 251, Joe Parkinson 250, Gail Wallace 239, Mike Baker 237, Bob Bryans 234, Enid Cummings 223, Joan Gauthier 220, Stan Clark 213, Wayne Tweedle 203. Auctioneers tie The "Pearce Auctioneers' started their 5 game playoff series with Cobourg on Friday Feb. 3 with the first game being played in Port Perry resulting in a 2-2 tie. Port took a 2 goal lead in the first period on a goal scored by Joey Vanderleeuw assisted by Adam Jones and then with Seth Gray scoring assisted by Justin Halligan and Daryl McEnaney. Cobourg scored 2 goals in the second perod to tie the game up and then the third period was scoreless. The 2 teams go at it again on Tues. Feb. 4 in Cobourg at 7 p.m. On dat. Feb. 4, the Auctioneers played in a tournament at Sunderland with their first game against a team from Lindsay. The Auctioneers won this game 13-0 with goals going to the following: Rob Murphy 2, Mike Heasman 2, Justin Halligan 2, Dillan Weber 2, Danny Robinson 1, Derek Leem- ing 1, Adam Jones 2 and Joey Vanderleeuw 1. Assists went to: Seth Gray 2, Justin Kowalczyk 2, Derek Leeming 2, Mike Morden 1 and Daryl McEnaney 1. The second game of the day was a little more competitive with the "Auctioneers" playing Cann- ington and losing 2-1 after the se- cond period of overtime. This game saw no scoring in the first period and saw Cannington take a 1 goal lead by the end of the se- cond period. In the third period Kent Johnston scored to put Port on the scoreboard assisted by Rob Murphy. With a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation time, the teams started into overtime, and had to remove 1 player each after every minute of play. The first minute saw no goals and then with 4 skaters aside plus a goaltender Cannington scored with 13 seconds left thus eliminating Port Perry from the tournament. A very exciting game for both the players and parents. The '"'Auc- tioneers" next tournament is in Uxbridge on Sat. Feb. 18, but in the meantime they will be giving it their best try to crush the Cobourg squad from advancing the next playoff round. Their next home game is 7 p.m. Fri. Feb. 10 which will be the third game of this Port Perry - Cobourg series. Bantams lose The Port Perry Goreski Insula- tion Bantam squad has had a cou- ple of weeks of good hockey which finished off their first round of playoffs. The round-robin, 1st round of the All-Ontario playoffs, which consisted of Port Perry, Cobourg and Stouffville was capped off by: Cobourg coming first; Port Pe second and Stouffville third whic resulted in their elimination of further playoff action. Port Perry finished off the round-robin with a 4-0 win over Stouffville and a 5-3 loss to Cobourg. The win over Stouffville was almost a costly one because the game was "chippy" and the penalties grew to a large number. The Cobourg loss again frustrated Port Perry as they were leading 2-1 going into the third and then lost the game due to some bad penalties. "Port Perry, however, grew more comfortable playing in the Cobourg arena. This arena is cramped and difficult to play in for Port Perry. Port lost the game due to disorganized play in their own end and coach Todd Wilbur has prepared his team to the best of his ability for their upcoming best 3 out of 5 series versus Cobourg. The rest of the work has to be done by the Port players themselves to overthrow the defending All-Ontario Champions of 1988. : The series begins this Tuesday, February 7 in Cobourg at 8:00 p.m. and then back home at Scugog Arena on Wed., Feb. 8 with a 7:45 start. This series is going to be an ex- citing one with a rivalry present as both teams clash to see which team moves on. It.is not one to miss so come out and help Port Perry's chances in a tough series. a J aS H----c a --------i a" pT --