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Raiders 6 Woodys 1 Scoring for Woodys (sponsored by Woodrow's Auctioneering) was Neil Woodrow, assisted by Larry Moarse. Scoring for the Raiders (spon- sored by Honey's Electric) were Darren Caudle (2), Richard Honey (2), Jeff Lyon, and Dale Lown. Getting assists were Lee Wilbur (4), Brian Pomeroy, Dean Lown (2). Dale Lown, and Richard Honey(2). Bandits 6 Gators 3 Scoring for the Bandits (spon- sored by Strachan Contracting) were Rob Tobin, Kevin Long, Rob Murray, Todd Menzies (2), and Brian Barr. Assists went to the following: Rob Scott (3), Rob Tobin, Kevin Long, Rob Murray (2), and Brian Stevenson (2). Scoring for the Gators (spon- sored by Galley Fish & Chips) were Brad Menzies and John Har- man (2). Assists went to the following: Dave Culbert, Craig Menzies (2), Brad Menzies, and John Lalley. Flames 4 Bullets 3 Scoring for the Flames (spon- sored by Port Perry [.G.A.) were Jarett Harman (3), and Ken Har- man. Getting assists were Ken Harman (2), Todd Taylor, and Carl Durward. Scoring for the Bullets were Fred Cockerton, Ken Langille, and Dave Lawrence. Assists went to Steve DeHaas (2), Rob Roulston, James Hudgins, and Gregg Williams. Bad Boys 3 Islanders 2 Scoring for the Bad Boys were Tony Harold (2), and Angelo Ianiri with assists going to Terry Barton, Pat Masterangelo, Len Barker, and Fred Ianiri. Scoring for the Islanders (sponsored by Pineridge Sports) were Sean Fisher and Kevin Wilson. Assists going to Brad Puckrin (2) and Sean Fisher. P-- ON SALE Raleigh Bicycles & O'Brien Skis SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 2 em --N R. H. Cornish student Amanda Wakeford competed in the Ontario Track and Field Championship recently and came home with two medals. Amanda, who competed in the 10- year-old Tyke division, won a gold medal in the 400 metre run and a silver in the high jump. Local bowlers win tourney Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club is underway with 90 members signed up and some good pro- spects being introduced to the sport. All ages welcome. An introductory course is being offered every Thursday at 7 p.m., no charge and no obligation. Cer- tified coaches on hand, tea and coffee provided while you review your performance on video. Why not give it a try? Put on flat soled shoe's and come down to the clubhouse, behind Central Seven, north of the fairgrounds. Some of our other features are Tuesday and Wednesday League; starting at 7 p.m. both nights. Sunday Jitneys and special events are good mixers that provide fellowship and fun outdoors in the fresh air. Out of town visits to places such as Lindsay - Oshawa - Cannington - Whitby - Fenelon Falls - Bob- caygeon - Cobourg - Peterborough and many more, provide an occa- Jeep Eagle sion for a picnic lunch and fun in the sun. Saturday June 9th Cannington hosted 16 teams for the Bill Fit- ches Trophy, won by a Lindsay team. The Port Perry team of Dennis Smith, Joyce Storry, Ed- na Smith were in a runner up position. Thursday June 14th the Sullivan Strong Scott Trophy also hosted by Cannington was won by the Port Perry team of Joyce Storry, Edna Smith, Dennis Smith for a second year in a row. Saturday June 16th, 16 teams, five of them from the host club - Port Perry, competed in the scor- ching hot sun. However in spite of the heat the host club placed three teams in the top five. Cam Crawford, Hazel Pimblett, Ruby Beare - 1 game high. Bill Owen, Melba Owen, Jack Owen - 2 game high. Dennis Smith, Edna Smith, Joe Forsythe - Tourna- ment Winners. AJAX JEEP EAGLE LTD. SALES & SERVICE 493 BAYLY STREET EAST, AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 4S7 (418) 6683-4100 Oshawa [418) 434-1610 SALES: Monday to Thursday 9 to 9; Friday & Saturday 9 to 5. SERVICE & PARTS SERVICE & PARTS: Monday to Friday 8 to 5; Saturday 8 to 12. CUSTOMER (ofaN =] Wes con depend rad! mopar dutopar PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 26, 1990 -- 33 Greenbank Public School student Carl Phoenix recently competed in the Ontario Track and Field Championship and came home with two medals. Carl, who competed in the 12- year-old Atom division, won a silver medal in the 1,500 me- tre run and a silver medal in the 800 metre run. SATURDAY NIGHT ROLLER SKATING At ... Scugog Arena Beginning SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd 'Roll to the Sounds of Summer!" 2 for 1 -- BRING A FRIEND! Admission - $3.50 plus .50¢ Skate Rental DJ Services provided by Todd Soomre Lions Club of Port Perry Inc. DEMOLITION DERBY SAT., AUGUST 18th GATES OPEN 4:30 PM STARTING TIME 5:30 PM ENTRY FEE $25.00 Admission $5.00 Adults; $2.00 Students (12+) - FEATURE HEAT - consisting of winners from each previous heat. Heat Winners receive $20., $15., $10., $5. - FEATURE HEAT PRIZE MONEY - $400., $200., $100. Best Dressed Car $50. For more information contact: Bob Robinson 985-4219