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a 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 3, 1989 Beetlejuice and Roseanne Two Grade 9 girls help their team by singing | Had a Farm. The girls were dressed as Beetlejul bl oud and clear the lyrics to Old MacDonald ce for the Port Perry High School Initiation. initiated woo By Pins and strikes Tuesday Night Mixed September 19 Team Standings: Razorbacks 7, Bad Company 7, Rolling Stones 5, Killer Dwarfs 2, Motley Crue 0, The Drifters 0. High Games: Cheryl Allen 644,245,223, Bob Bryans 238, Ken Rankin 223, Bill Fritz 217, Ray Wright 217, Stan Clark 212, Marg Fritz 212, Roger LaFontaine 211, Sandra Baker 209, Merv Bayley 204, Joan Bayley 200. Wednesday Night Ladies September 20 Team Standings: Orchids 7, Pansies 5, Tulips 4, Lillies 3, Daisies 2, Roses 0. High Single: Brenda Appleby 244, Anita Booth 244. High Single with Handicap: Anita Booth 279. - High Triple: Anita Booth 656. High Triple with Handicap: Anita Booth 761. Games over 200: Brenda Appleby 244,218; Rita Beaton 207; Anita Booth 244,243; Ann Aldridge 224; Margo Brain 233,213; Linda Marsh 217,220. Triples over 550: Anita Booth 656; Brenda Appleby 623; Margo Brain 622; Linda Marsh 577; Rita Beaton 554. Men's Thursday Night 'September 28 Team Standings: Legion 7; Philp 7; House of Howard 7; Dowson's 5; Brian's 5; Lake Scugog Lbr. 5, Emmerson's 2; I.G.A. 2; Centennial 2 Norm's 0: Village Taxi 0; Allen's 0. High Single: Bill Hurst 283. 'High Single with Handicap: Bill Hurst 328. High Triple: Dale Lown 754. High Triple with Handicap: \ Wayne Lown 757. Games 215 and over: R. Sweet- man 242; D. Hunter 223,240; G. St. John 232,251; H. Colston 216; J. Johanson 221; D. Lown 253, 239, 262; B. Henshaw 233; D. Dubrivl 218; K. Gassier 222; D. Dickson 220; R. Gibson 222; W. Lown SHARP -- CANON TEXAS INSTRUMENTS CALCULATORS & Adding Machines PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 237,243; J. Cook 240; D. Durham 253; G. McHugh 228: B. White 237,267,243; S. Kyzenko 225; B. Hurst 283; B. Sonley 215; W. Saunders 226; R. Sheehey 216; J. Healey 220. Triple 600 and over: D. Hunter 627; G. St. John 634; E. Johanson 621; D. Lown 754; D. Dubrivl 603; W. Lown 685; D. Durham 640; B. White 747. Wednesday Night Ladies September 27 Team Standings: Orchids 12; Lillies 8; Roses 7; Tulips 6; Pan- sies 5; Daisies 4. High Single: Brenda Appleby 242, High Single with Handicap: Til- ly Durward 298. High Triple: Brenda Appleby 637. High Triple with Handicap: Til- ly Durward 715. Games over 200: Brenda Ap- pleby 223,242; Tilly Durward 228; Betty Ann Freeman 200. Triples over 550; Brenda Ap- pleby 637. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies September 19 Team Standings: Prell 16; Adorn 14; L'Oreal 14; Head & Shoulders 10; Halo 7: Finesse 2. 200 Flat: L. McHale 221; J. Storry 232,229. September 26 Team Standings: Adorn 21; L'Oreal 21; Prell 16° Head & Shoulders 12; Halo 12; Finesse 2. 200 Flat: Lyn Loughlin 220,206; Terry Louvelle 218; Marge Jef- fries 216,211. Tuesday Night Mixed High Triples: Maryanne Espie 674 (270,204,200) ; Roger Lafonatine 662 (253,241): Lorn Mallory 658 (252,210) ; Marg Fritz 649 (238,229); Joan Bayley 627 (219,215). High Singles: Robert Espie 225,203; Nancy Bryans 215; Gloria Smuck 212; Ray Wright 203: Les Allen 200; Sharon Wright 200. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies September 27 Games over 200: Marg Lee 207,243; Carol Koch 204; Gerri Langille 217,248; Nancy Anger 211,219; Debbie Chowns 206; Joyce Taylor 205; Merle St. John 250; Audrey Brown 220,201. 3 Games over 600: Merle St. John 606; Gerri Langille 640; Marg Lee 638. Team Standings: Coke 19; Fresca 16; Wink 13; Sprite 13; 7 Up 12; Pepsi 11. September 20 Games over 200: Doreen. Rush 216; Gerri Langille 229,278; Audrey Brown 220,201; Marian Geer 200; Millie Brown 202; Carol Koch 212,228,223. 3 Games over 600: Carol Koch 663; Gerri Langille 682. Team Standings: Coke 14; Sprite 13; 7 Up 9; Fresca 9; Wink 9; Pepsi 9. if 5 Grade 9 students at Port Perry High School participated In the annual Initiation activities Friday afternoon. Students dressed in outrageous costumes: the guys as Roseanne Barr and the gals as Beetlejuice. Pictured above, Russell Anthony poses for the camera. DID YOU KNOW? Community newspapers have multiple readers and deliver an average of 4.68 readers per copy. That translates into a potential of 32,760 readers of the Port Perry Star every week. For Advertising Made Easy call the STAR at 985-7383 ¢ Nancy Featherston, 18, of Hagersville, for her fi leadership and contribu- | tions to the S.A.D.D. and 4-H groups and the Bran- chton Camp for Mental- ly Handicapped where she was both counsellor and 'special olympic' coach. One of the eleven individuals and one group of four, to receive the 1988 Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year award. The award recipients were either involved in worthwhile community ser- vice, able to overcome physical or psychological limitations or performed acts of heroism. 1989 NOMINATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED Ontario Junior Citizens are young people who show initiative, hard work and concern - young people who reach out to others and do more than is expected of someone their age. NOMINATE A WORTHY YOUNG PERSON TODAY! Every nominee receives a certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be the recipients of a plaque presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. $200.00 and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Governor. Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program 4 a joint community project of 15 faa) Canadisn -- Canadian Athines International = nSARers CONTACT THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS ca A ----------