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32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 14, 1989 ~ High rollers at bowling alley November 4 'High Single Game Flat Scores Pee Wee's Megan Sharpe 107, Sean War- ren 105, Jennifer Hammond 98, Stephen Delore 95, Nicole Beeton 94, John Ball 91, Grace Ranieri 91, David Hutchinson 91, Zach Ruhl 90, Michelle Poirier 89. $ Bantams Martin Gotthelf 211, Owen St. John 159, Amanda Locke 120, Krista LeFort 114, Janine Ham- mond 113, Derek Campbell 110, Amanda Wakeford 110, Raven Ward 112, Allan Fitze 107, Jenny Bacon 99. } Juniors Amy Sinclair 176, Janice Har- wood 171, Roy Anger 157, Geof- frey Drury 155, Melissa Dawson 144, Angie Wierzbicki 137, Trisha Pearce 135, Jay Mackie 131, Col- in Meijerink 125, Greg Sherwood 125. Seniors Russell Gascoyne 241, Toni Ollerton 181, Chris Beckin 176, Jasen Dawson 145, Craig Mitchell 113. The Santa Claus Parade is be- ing held on November 25. Any YBC bowlers who would like to be on the Centennial Lanes float please call Nancy Anger 986-0901. Please call if you have any large stuffed toys that can be used on the float. There is an opening for 2 Pee Wee's for 8:30 a.m. and 1 Bantam for 2:30 p.m.. On Sunday, October 29, three seniors YBC members from Centennial Lanes entered the 24th Annual Senior Mixed Tournament which was held at Motor City, Oshawa. Chris Beckim, a YBC bowler of past years, bowled very well for his first tournament of the year. Toni Ollerton and Russell Gascoyne also bowled very well in their very first YBC tournament which consisted of five games flat score and took 4 hours to complete. Pee Wee High Flat Single Game Scores: Jennifer Hammond 110, Paul Anger 100, Stephanie Knut- son 92, Jason Behling 89, Zach Ruhl 87, David Hutchinson 84, Nicole Beeton 83, Stephen Delore 82, Ian Anderson 74, Myles Ruhl 74. Co Bantam High Flat Single Game Scores: Martin Gotthelf 154, Derek Campbell 148, Adam Mur- phy 142, Janine Hammond 130, Lydia Blake 128, Amy Rankin 126, Adam Jacobson 116, Melissa Nor- wick 115, Andrew Fell 114, Amy Evans 112. Junior High Flat Single Game Scores: Melissa Dawson 248, Karen Oppers 170, Roy Anger 164, Colin -Meijerink 162, Janice Har- wood 153, Brandon Hammond 151, Erin Hassell 145, Suzie Gascoyne 141, Greg Sherwood 135, Andy Meijerink 133. Senior High Flat Single Game Scores: Chris Beckim 216, Toni Ollerton 164, Jasen Dawson 142, Andy Meijerink 133, Russell Gas- coyne 125. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED Team 3, The Eliminators 38; Team 2, The Bowling Bloopers 19; Team 1, The Port Perry Pin Pickers 14; Team 4, The Pinseekers 13. Male High Triple Flat: Dale Stewart 735 High Single Flat: Daye Lockhart 293. High Triple with H/C: Dave Fielden 794. High Single with H/C: Rick Clugston 291. . Female High Triple Flat: Sandy Stewart 580. ' High Single Flat: Crystal Lockhart 227. High Triple with H/C: Sandy Lockhart 742. High Single with H/C: Susan Airey 284. Top Three Male Bowlers 1st High Average: Dave Lockhart 211. 2nd High Average: Dale Stewart 195. 3rd High Average: Rob Rutkowski 184. | Top Three Female Bowlers 1st High Average: Sandy Stewart 172. 2nd High Average: Sandy Lockhart 156. 3rd High Average: Douglas 155. June Men's Thursday Night November 9 Team Standings: Village Taxi 36; Legion 33; Philp Pontiac 28; Norm's Contruction 28; Dowson's Valu Mart 28; House of Howard 28; Lake Scugog Lumber 27; Centennial Lanes 23; Allen's Siding 23; Brian's Towing 22; I.G.A. 11; Emmersons Insurance 7. High Single Flat: B. White 317. High Single with H/C: H. Col- ston 326; D. Durham 326. High Triple Flat: B. White 813. High Triple with H/C: H. Col- ston 814. Games over 215: B. White 317,224,272; R. Sweetman 229,275; E. Johanson 263,250; K. Davies 232,244,219; H. Colston 263,304; P. Pelow 229; H. Lawrence 219; D. Dubreuil 228,218; K. Gassier 216; I. Griffen 234; C. Watts 218; D. Durham 308; G. McHugh 292; R. Chandler 221; K. Kraupa 234; J. Lynde 227; R. Sheehey 230,272; J. Healey 226. Triple over 600: B. White 813; R. Sweetman 701; E. Johanson 659; K. Davies 695; H. Colston 751; D. Durham 695; G. McHugh 675; J. Lynde 604; J. Healey 689. Wednesday Night Ladies November 8 Team Standings: Tulips 39; Or- chids 35; Daisies 33; Lillies 28; Roses 18; Pansies 15. High Single: Ange Woodcock 259. High Single with H/C: Ange Woodcock 309. " High Triple: Dorothy Freeman 605. High Triple with H/C: Ange Woodcock 736. Games over 200: Ange Wood- cock 259; Dorothy Freeman 233,223; Margot Brain 218,205; Ann Aldridge 215; Darla Goreski 215; Brenda Appleby 213; Mary Hawes 210; Rita Beaton 206; Eleanor Thachuk 206. Triples over 550: Dorothy Freeman 605; Ange Woodcock 586; Margot Brain 585; Mary Hawes 570; Rita Beaton 557. Tuesday Night Mixed November 7 Team Standings: Razorbacks 34; Bad Company 26; Killer Dwarfs 24; The Drifters 23; Roll- ing Stones 22; Motley Crue 19. High Triples: Robert Espie 702 (271,239); Lorne Mallory 601 (237). High Singles: Stan Clark 245; Wayne Tweedle 232; Merv Bayley 221; Gail Wallace 211; Gloria Smuck 209; Bob Bryans 201; Sharon Wright 200. Tuesday Night Mixed October 24 Team Standings: Razorbacks 29, Killer Dwarfs 22, Bad Com- pany 22, The Drifters 20, Rolling' hes 17, Motley: Crue 17. igh Triples: Robert Espie 702 (271, 239), Stan Clark 635 (258), Lorne Mallory 620 (248, 215), - High Singles: Gail Wallace 283, Janet Rankin 218, Cheryl Allen 215, Mary Dowdall 210, Bill Fritz 209, Gloria Smuck 209, Bob Bryans 208, Merv Bayley 205. Monday Night Ladies November 6 Team Standings: Secret 32; Whisper 30; Sheer Energy 21; Phantom 19; No Nonsence 12; Leggs 11. High Single: Tina Rose 292. 200 Games: Carol Jackson 203; Marg White 258,212; Tina Rose 292; Jody Hockley 209; Sue Nor- ton 201,244,245; Sue Duncan 235; Donna Kaye Cochrane 215; Elma Vernon 209,214; Cathy Dingman 209. 600 Triples: Sue Norton 690; Marg White 626; Elma Vernon 604. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Adorn 44; Head & Shoulders 39; L'Oreal 35; Prell 35; Halo 29; Finesse 28; Winner of 1st section - Adorn. - 200 Flat: Joyce Storry 236,229; Kathleen Watts 230; Mar] Gerioux 202; Kathy Hoar 200. Tuesday Night Men's November 7 Team Standings: Winners of Section 1: High Rollers 40; El Blankos 39; Lonesome Rollers 35; Anonymous 32; Lane Lightning 22; Champs 21. High Single: Roy Povey 274. High Single with Handicap: Bill Owen 280. High Triple: John Criscione 647. High Triple with Handicap: Bill Owen 708. 215 and Over: David Booth 221; Roy Werry 224; Jack Healey 221,244; Bill Owen 252; John Cris- cione 217,241; Trevor Mollon 220; Roy Povey 274. ¢ 600 and Over: Bill Owen 624; John Criscione = 647; Hal McCullough 601; Roy Povey 638. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies November 8 Team Standings: 1st Section Winners: Fresca 45; Wink 41; Coke 36; Sprite 33; Pepsi 29; 7 Up 25. High Single: Marg Lee 231. High Triple: Marg Lee 629. Triples over 600: Marg Lee 629; Carol Koch 622. - Singles over 200: Marg Lee 231,200; Carol Koch 229,211; Ann Meester 216; Audrey Brown 208; Merle St. John 207. Wednesday Night Ladies October 25 Team Standings: Tulips 27, Daisies 26, Lillies 26, Orchids 23, Roses 14, Pansies 10. High Single: Brenda Appleby 273 High Single With Handicap: Brenda Appleby 292. High Triple: Margot Brain 637. High Triple With Handicap: Marg Johanson 711. Games Over 200: Brenda Ap- pleby 273, Margot Brain 271, Rita Beaton 223, Kelly Storrie 220, Gail Wallace 219, 218, Jackie Demp- ster 214, Jayne Gotthelf 202. Triples Over 550: Margot Brain 637, Gail Wallace 601, Linda Marsh 583, Mary Hawes 563, Jackie Dempster 561, Rita Beaton 551, Jayne Gotthelf 551. Wednesday Night Ladies November 1 Team Standings: Tulips 34, Daisies 33, Orchids 28, Lillies 26, Roses 16, Pansies 10. High Single: Rita Beaton 218. High Single With Handicap: Tracy Evans 258. High Triple: Rita Beaton 634. High Triple With Handicap: Rita Beaton 706. Games Over 200: Rita Beaton 218, 212, 204, Tracy Evans 210, Teri Bell 207, Ann Aldridge 204, Brenda Appleby 204, Gail Wallace 204 Triples Over 550: Rita Beaton 634, Teri Bell 559. Men's Thursday Night November 2 Team Standings: Village Taxi 31, Legion 31, House of Howard 28, Lake Scugog Lumber 27, Dowsons Valu-Mart 26, Norm's Construc- tion 23, Philp Pontiac 21, Centen- nial Lanes 18, Brian's Towing 17, Allen's Siding 16, 1.G.A. 9, Em- merson's Insurance 5. ; High Single Flat: W. Saunders 275 High Single With Handicap: J. Donaldson 323. High Triple Flat: B. White 700. High Triple With Handicap: J. Donaldson 753. Games Over 215: R. Twist 257, H. Colston 219, L. Delore 257, J. Donaldson 252, D. Lown 220-268, T. Thompson 232, I. Griffen 225, B. Pomeroy 229, C. Watts 217, B. Pearson 226, D. Durham 273, G. McHugh 218, B. White 222-269, W. Saunders 275, R. Sheehey 233, Triple Over 600: R. Twist 635, D. Lown 633, B. White 700, W. Saunders 659. pal Allen Siding Tween A's tie opponents in game Throughout the past week, Allens Siding Tween A's par- ticipated in the Scarborough Tournament and gained some good experience in a lot of areas. It was their first tournament of the year, and although they only picked up one tie, they never look- ed out-classed. The first game was on Tuesday against Pickering, and as usual, we had a tough game but came up on the short end of a 3-1 score. Kim Poppleton was able to set up Michelle Fitzpatrick for our only goal. On Friday evening, we had our {oughest game which was against llard, which is near Montreal. We learned this was considered an "AA" team and the reason why. The girls were out-skated by a very fast club but still managed to keep the score respectable for most of the game, losing 10-4. Amy Parliament opened the scor- ing and assists went to Megan Marlowe and Lyndsay Dutkewich. Then Megan found a hole on a nice pass from Jennifer Morden, which provided us with a tied score at 2 each. This was only short-lived as Dollard answered 4 more times before the end of the first period and Port once with Megan getting an unassisted second goal. Karen Kett was able to put one more on the board in the second period and assists went to Kim and Any, Our third game on Saturday was against Nepean which is near Ottawa and we skated to a 2-all tie. This was a much faster game on our part, and the girls really poured on the coal. At the end of one period, we were down 2-1, with our only goal coming from Michelle Fitzpatrick and an assist going to Amy. With only 1:32 left in the game, Megan gave a fine pass to Tammy Pillman who was able to set up Karen Kett for the tying goal. Tracy Pelow really showed what she is made of, as she made stops that looked almost impossible. Well done Tracy. Our final game was against Dollard once again, and was a semi-final game at 7:00 a.m. on Sunday and we were only down 2-1 at the end of the first period. The girls knew that they would have tough game and played ex- ceptionally well, considering the hour of the day. As a matter of fact, most of them said they went to bed early so they would be ready. From everyones opinion, we outplayed Dollard but came up short on a 6-2 score. Karen Kett was the only one to beat the Dollards goalie, once with an assist going to Amy and once unassisted. Good job Karen. The Dollard goalie was very good, but not when compared to Tracy who gave us the support we needed. Several times she made unbelievable saves, even on breakaways. Special mention should also go Phone 985-8291 (Just off Rose St./Manchester) MENZIES CAR CARE & SALES COMPLETE RECONDITIONING also Waxing & Buffing Oilskin, No Drip Non-Toxic Rustproofing - USED VEHICLE SALES - * A reconditioned car adds "value" to your investment to our defense who really Showed their old style which has made them famous over the past years. Kim Poppleton, Tanya Towns, Jennifer Morden played very well to keep the scores close and cut down a lot of scoring chances. A new addition to this tough three-some, 'was Lyndsay Dutkewich, who fit in perfectly. Her style of tough checking was just what we needed. Our defense was mentioned by one of the Dollard Junior coaches after the game, and these girls should be proud of their accomplishments. Special attention was also paid to Amanda Webbs abilities, and the coaching staff noticed she is now coming around to be a tough checking and energetic skater. Several times she had good chances around the net. Lots of experience was gained by everyone and a good lesson was leared by coach Lloyd Morden and Tanya Towns, who learned that "you can fool some of the people some of the time, but you can't fool the referees at all." We won't try that again. Special mention goes to the - parents who made 4 trips to Scar- borough. What a great group. FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY area