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by Nancy Anger On Sunday, October 15, Centen- nial Lanes hosted the Youth Bowl- ing Council's "Buddy" Tourna- ment. Over 70 YBC members and their buddies bowled and scores were very close in some divisions. The overall winners are: Pee Wee's - Jennifer Hammond and buddy Ashley Flieler. Bantams - Mandi Coates and buddy Jeni Brown. Juniors - Brandon Hammond and buddy Danny Munroe. Seniors - Jasen Dawson and buddy Amy Plain. Everyone had lots of fun and badges will be issued to the YBC members and nice certificates will be issued to their buddies. The Bowlers of the Month for September are: Pee Wee's - John Ball with a plus 18. Bantams - Martin Gotthelf with a plus 9. Juniors - Colin Meijerwick with a plus 19. Seniors - Craig Mitchell with a plus 16. High Flat Single Scores from September 30th. Pee Wee's - Paul Anger 122, Nicole Beeton 91, David Sharpe Novice H.L. Saturday Oct. 14/89 The first game of the day saw the undefeated Port Perry Prin- ting team hold court against Re/Max Realty. The decision in this game was Port Perry Prin- ting 1, Re/Max Realty 0. This game was a real "Barn Burner" as the action was fast and furious, going from end to end for the entire three periods. The two goalies stole the show in this exciting game. In goal for Port Perry Printing was Tom Keeble and for Re/Max, Wyatt Park played goal. This was Tommy Keeble's first '"'Shutout" of the year. Scoring for P.P.P. was Glenn McCready assisted by Scott Harper at the 4:04 mark of the third period. The second game saw another cliff hanger as David's Hairstyl- ing and Van Camp Construction played to a 3-3 tie. - Scoring for Van Camp was Chad Lance assisted by Jason Gunn and Devon Symes, Jonathon Froats, assisted by Aaron Chambers and Shane Savage, Jonathon Froats from Jeff Ashton and Keith Hancock. Ashleigh Murphy played in goal for Van Camp. Scoring for David's was Ryan McQuade from Jason Crosier and Brad Monsma, Chris Orr scored from Chris Jones and Tommy Baker, Tyler Wootton scored from Scott Sanderson and Leigh McClymont. Joel Phoenix played in goal for David's. KARATE (SHOTOKAN STYLE) 12 more students and we're full. Class size limited to ensure quality instruction. 91, David Hutchinson 88, Zach Ruhl 86, Michelle Poirier 83, Myles Ruhl 81, Aaron Warren 80, Jennifer Hammond 77, Stephanie Knutson 76. Bantams - Martin Gotthelf 162, Christopher Murphy 118, Deryk Campbell 106, Gregory Ranieri 104, Danielle Dalton 102, Drew Tromans 101, Cassie Behling 99, Charlene Criscione 98, Alan Fitze 96, Melissa Norwick 89. Juniors - Colin Meijerwick 187, Geoffrey Drury 167, Angie Wierz- bicki 159, Brandon Hammond 159, Lyndsay Dutkewick 150, Robin Ollerton 148. Seniors - Chris Beckin 269, Toni Ollerton 172, Jasen Dawson 169, Craig Mitchell 129. In order for the leagues to start on time we would like the parents to make sure their children are at the lanes 10 minutes before their bowling time. We find we are still running a little behind time. Also we would like the parents to pick up their children at the end of their bowling time as we do not like to see these children waiting for any length of time for pick up. The times that the YBC's bowl are: Bantams 10:30 - 12:30 Juniors 12:30 - 2:30 - Afternoon Bantams 2:30 - 4:30 On Saturday, October 21, the Youth Bowling Council will be starting its Fund Raising Cam- paign. The YBC members will be receiving chocolate covered almonds to sell to friends, neighbours and relatives. There are forms at the bowling alley for pre-selling and can be picked up before the 21st. Parents are ask- ed to come in to the bowling alley on Saturday to make sure their children receive almonds as the kids will be responsible for any almonds taken for sale. This is a PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 17, 1989 -- 27 Young bowlers hold a 'buddy' tournament fun campaign with badges and prizes offered. The Executive hopes everyone had a nice Thanksgiving and as we had quite a lot of boys bowling off as October 14 was Apple Day. We hope they all did well. Malmont Atoms clip Uxbridge On Friday evening regular season play continued when Mal- mont Farms hosted our neighbours to the west from Ux- bridge. The visitors did not take long to make their presence felt when they scored with only a minute and a half gone in the game. On the next shift, Daryl McEnaney sailed down the length of ice on right wing and scored Port Perry's first goal unassisted. Uxbridge again pulled in front when one of their forewards pick- ed up a rebound and blasted it high into the net on Jamie Reid's stick side. Port Perry had trouble clearing the puck from their own zone until midway through the se- cond frame when Timmy Fitz- patrick fired a high hard one from twenty feet out to beat the Ux- bridge goalie. Assists went to Daryl McEnaney and Tommy Chambers. This goal sparked the home team and they got their act together scoring twice early in the third to take a 4-2 lead. Daryl Moase from Kevin Gray and Todd Parry and later Todd unassisted on a strange goal from beside the net - Good work Todd. Uxbridge answered with one late in the third but after that, the "Iron Curtain defence' of Jason MAINTENANCE 1g HHEVA RY Logan, Jeff Clarke, Mike Heasman and Brad Morton took over to slam the door. On Saturday, the team went "Big Time' and travelled to the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa for an exhibition game against Magill Business Forms of the Little N.H.L.. Both teams skated through a scoreless first period while feeling each other out. Oshawa got un- tracked first and scored two unanswered goals in the second and one early in the third. Finally Malmont Farms settled down and scored their first mid- way through the final period when Jeff Clarke made one of his end to end rushes to get us back in it. Daryl McEnaney continued the comeback three minutes later with another one from Daryl Moase and Todd Parry. The home team, their lead down to one, real- ly got nervous when Daryl Moase rang one off the crossbar with on- ly minutes left. Port continued to press until curfew and clearly carried the play. However it was too little too late at the buzzer. This week we travel to Cobourg on Tuesday and host Bowman- ville on Friday at 8:00 p.m.. Come on out and catch some ex- citing action! TIRE SALE "For year round safety replace worn tires with Petro-Canada All Season Radials now. *All Petro-Canada Tires are backed by our Lifetime Road Hazard Protection Warranty. \ \l Performance 90 - Our best All-Season Radials. 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