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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 28, 1989 High rollers at bowling alley Ladies Wednesday Night November 15 Team Standings: Tulips 41; Lillies 38; Orchids 37; Daisies 35; Roses 23; Pansies 20. High Single: Gail Wallace 263. High Single with Handicap: Gail Wallace 293. High Triple: Gail Wallace 589. High Triple with Handicap: Dorothy Freeman 683. Games over 200: Gail Wallace 263; Ange Woodcock 240; Linda Marsh 224; Ann Aldridge 222; Dorothy Freeman 206; Jo Ann Newell 205; Debbie Horton 203. Triples over 550: Gail Wallace 589; Dorothy Freeman 587; Linda Marsh 578; Ann Aldridge 551. Ladies Wednesday Night November 22 Team Standings: Tulips 48; Or- chids 42; Lillies 38; Daisies 35; Roses 25; Pansies 22. paigh Single: Brenda Hollister 1. High Single with Handicap: Brenda Hollister 293. 5 High Triple: Brenda Hollister 64. High Triple with Handicap: Brenda Hollister 720. Games over 200: Brenda Hollister 241; Margo Brain 235; Rita Beaton 223; Anita Booth 218,200; Teri Bell 217; Gail Wallace 208; Ange Woodcock 200. Triples over 550: Brenda Hollister 564; Gail Wallace 553; Rita Beaton 552. Winners of 1st Section: Tulips - Margo Brain, Eleanor Thachuk, Janis St. John, Tracy Evans, San- dra Fraser, Marg Hiemstra, Agnes Smith and Brenda Hollister. Tuesday Night Mixed November 21 High Triples: Alf Tomchishin 711 (254,258); 'Merv Bayley 601 (201,201). High Singles: Nancy Bryans 254; Lorne Mallory 235; Jack Monsma 226,205; Joan Bayley 224; Janet Rankin 224,202; Evelyn Trapp 214; Ken Rankin 200. Winners of 1st Section: Team No. 4 - Razorbacks. Mens Thursday Night November 23 Team Standings: Village Taxi 43, Philp Pontiac 40, Legion 40, Lake Scugog Lumber 37, Norm's Construction 36, Dowson's Valu Mart 32, Allen's Siding 30, House of Howard 30, Centennial Lanes 26, Brian's Towing 25, Emmer- son's Insurance 21, 1.G.A. 18. High Single Flat: C. Watts 323. High Single with Handicap: C. Watts 339. High Triple Flat: C. Watts 777. High Triple with Handicap: C. Watts 825. Picture Games over 215: R. Twist 221, D. Hunter 243, H. Lawrence 255,240, L.. Fletcher 230, E. Wilson 233, D. Dubreuil 239, D. Dickson 261,233, T. Thompson 216, W. Lown 259, J. Cook 300, C. Watts 251,323, T. Watts 230, D. Durham 250, G. McHugh 216, J. Ballingal 230, R. Evans 246, B. White 285,253, G. Wilson 238, J. Lynde 220,236, J. Healey 217. Triple over 600: H. Lawrence 705, D. Dickson 650, W. Lown 624, J. Cook 604, C. Watts 777, D. Durham 622, R. Chandler 604, J. Ballingal 622, B. White 747, J. Lynde 613. Team And Individual Standings Team 3: The Eliminators 38. Team 1: Port Perry Pin Pickers 24. Team 2: The Bowling Bloopers 19. Team 4: The Pinseekers 20. Top Three Averages Men : Dave Lockhart 209. . Dale Stewart 200. . Rob Rutkowski 183. Ladies . Sandy Stewart 169. . June Douglas 159. . Sandy Lockhart 154. High Scores Men High Single - Flat: Dave Lockhart 293. High Single With Handicap: Rick Clugston 291. High Triple - Flat: Stewart 735. High Triple With Handicap: Dave Fielden 794. High Scores Ladies . High Single - Flat: Gail Whitaker 235. High Single with Handicap: Karen Clugston 303. High. Triple - Flat: Sandy Stewart 580. High Triple With Handicap: XC COND Dale - Sandy Lockhart 742. Tuesday Night Men's November 21 Team Standings: El Blankos 14, Lonesome Rollers 12, Champs 10, High Rollers 4, Anonymous 2, Lane Lightning 0. . High Single: Nick Vanderzwet High Single With Handicap: Nick Vanderzwet 268. High Triple: Roy Povey 666. High Triple With Handicap: Roy Povey 669. 215 and Over: Nick Vanderzwet 246; John Criscione 225; Roy Povey 219,221,226; Kevin Martin 220; Gary Reis 228; Gord Ireland 227 600 and Over: Roy Povey 666; Kevin Martin 611. Perfect TELEVISION SERVICE Come :n for a DEMONSTRATION! "We service All Makes of T.V.,, VCR & Home Audio Components." -- WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL -- 728 Water Street, Port Perry Monday Night Ladies November 20 Team Standings: Secret 46, 'Whisper 37, Phantom 33, Sheer Energy 23, No Nonsense 17, Leggs 11. 200 Games: Tina Rose 286. High Single: Tina Rose 286. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies November 22 Team Standings: Sprite 11,7 Up 11, Pepsi 9, Coke 4, Fresca 4, Wink 3 Games over 200: Hazel Gray 202; Gerri Langille 255; Nancy Anger 212; Carol Koch 252,211; Merle.St. John 250; Elsie Pogue 211. © 3 Games over 600: Merle St. John 606; Carol Koch 641. YOUTH BOWLING COUNCIL The Executive and youth bowlers would like to thank Mr. Dean Hunter of Dean Hunter Mini Back Hoes for providing the float and transportation for the Santa Claus Parade on November 25. Without Mr. Hunter's contribu- tion we would not have been able to participate in our first year of operation. A big hand also goes to Carol Anthony, Director of Centennial Lanes for organizing the float and transportation and for all the work she did in getting things organized. She spent a great deal of time getting decora- tions together for the float and also making the lovely signs for the kids to carry. The "I Beat My Coach' tourna- ment was held on November 11 and I am thrilled to announce that all of the bowlers who par- ticipated beat a predetermined score and earned their badge. Congratulations to all and the badges will be handed out shorfly. Scores from the Lanes November 11 Pee Wee's High Single Flat Score: Zach Ruhl 120, John Ball 92, Jennifer Hammond 91, Paul Anger 90, Aaron Warren 89, Myles Ruhl 88, Megan Sharpe 87, Ryan Szewer- da 86, Robert Arksey 83 and Grace Ranieri 78. Bantams High Single Flat Score: Danielle Dolton 175, Martin Got- thelf 157, Amy Evans 141, Aman- da Locke 127, Leslie Howsam 124, Drew Tromans 117, Derek Camp- bell 117, Allan Fitze 112, Gregory Ranieri 111, Amy Rankin 109. ORT Juniors High Single Flat Score: Melissa Dawson 210, Amy Sinclair 170, Suzie Gascoyne 167, Erin Hassell 166, Brandon Hammond 147, Geoffrey Drury 146, Colin Meijerink 146, Robin Ollerton 135, Matthew Blake 132 and Angie Wierzbicki 124. Seniors High Single Flat Score: Toni Ollerton 219, Andy Meijerink 203, Chris Beckim 173, Jasen Dawson 154, Graig Mitchell 144, Russell Gascoyne 138. November 18 Pee Wee's High Single Flat Score: Jen- nifer Hammond 148, Robert Arksey 116, Myles Ruhl 100, Zach Ruhl 99, Megan Sharpe 93, David Hutchinson 89, Katie Barker 88, Nicole Barton 86, John Ball 84, Stephanie Knutson 82. Bantams High Single Flat Score: Martin Gotthelf 143, Danielle Dolton 140, Carrie Ollerton 136, Deryk Camp- bell 125, Drew Tromans 124, Sarah Evans 118, Adam Sinclair 118, Amy Rankin 116, Matthew Rankin 115, Sabrina Brown 111. The Junior and Senior Scores will be in the paper next week. New Midget B squad defeated 4-2 On Friday November 24, the Canadian Tire Midget B team played their first home game of the season in an exhibition match with Sunderland. The visiting team notched the first two goals of the game, The Port Perry players demonstrated good puck control and positional play and the pay off came when Gerry Stevens fired in a high riser from the slot assisted by Herb Hatch and Kevin Buscher. The Sunderland Harvesters had a full bench and tried to use this to their advantage when the limited number of Port players was further reduced when Jeff Labanovich suffered a shoulder injury and had to leave the ice. Up to that point he had been playing a great game as had Cole Parry and Scott Menzies who had earlier been ousted from the game. This was a very physio) game and it was necessary for the Canadian Tire Midgets to show Sunderland they could definitely not be intimidated. For over half the game the 6 skaters left on the home, team gave the fans a real show. These guys actually outplayed the whole team from Sunderland and are to be commended for the way they kept their heads and pushed their bodies to the limit. Brad Budge and Kevin Buscher on defense stopped the oppostition cold, time and again. David Volman demonstrated skill and determination playing both for- ward and defensive positions. The Canadian Tire team was robbed time and again by the Sunderland goalie Brian Madill. Gerry Stevens notched goal number two for the night on a nice assist by Herb Hatch bringing the - score to 3-2. Michael Butt playing on the wing worked the puck well and Herb Hatch played virtually every position with an all out effort. The final score of 4-2 for Sunderland did not reflect how close this game really was. Goalies Noel Lovering and Dereck Carter did a super job keeping the game in reach for their teammates. With any luck at all Port would have taken it. Luck or not, the Canadian Tire Midgets showed everybody in the arena they are a team.to be * reckoned with. PAUL VAN CAMP Chartered Accountant 204 Casimir St. 985-9728 Port Perry * INCOME TAX * FINANCIAL PLANNING PERRY auto glass & trim WITH THIS COUPON - * SMALL BUSINESS 139 WATER ST. . 6 HIGH STREET PORT PERRY 985-8507 - MOBILE SERVICE - GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP