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The Rent and Save Ladies Bonspiel was held at the Port Perry Curling Rink on Wednes- day. A team from Port Perry won the bonspiel. Winners are (from left) Carol Jackson, lead; Kelly Evans, skip; Elgin Knopp, bonspiel sponsor; Laural Griffen, vice; and Vicky Watson, second. by Scott Howey "Blue Light Weekend" Action gets underway Saturday Dec. 8 at 9:00 a.m. in the Zone 5 playdowns for the Blue. Light Tankard right here in Port Perry. This is the first stop in a series of 'playdowns that lead to the On- tario Finals and the Briar. Sixteen teams from Oshawa to Sutton will be competing this weekend for two spots at the Regionals being hosted by the Ux- bridge Curling Club Jan. 13-15. Two of the eight teams in the Regionals at Uxbridge will ad- vance to the Provincial Final in Owen Sound from Feb. 5-10. Eleven teams will be at this years finals - eight teams from the four Regional events across Ontario, one team from each of the two Challenge rounds, and Ed Werenich has an automatic berth based on his status as Canadian Champion. The Challenge "Round is east/west format that have 16 teams in each and is run as a double-knockout with one winner from each. To qualify for the Challenge Round a team must ac- cumulate points based on "dollars won" from various cash bonspiels. Points are also award- ed for a team's results from other competitive events. The 16 teams with the most points in each half of the province enter this event. As for this weekend the draw times have been set and are as follows: 9:00 a.m. - Paul Sutton, Whitby; T.B.A., Oshawa; Gord Norton, Annandale; Adrian Shewchuck, Annandale; Hugh MacDonald, Oshawa; Murray Curling Corner Miller, Oshawa; Ian Griffen, Port Perry; Murray Moynes, Whitby. 12:00 P.M. - Rob Turcotte, Oshawa; Paul Luke, Annandale; Scott Howey, Port Perry; Ralph Fairman, Port Perry; Rick Johnson, Oshawa Golf; John Brotherhood, Whitby; Gary Grant, Uxbridge; Rick Ferris, Sutton. Because of a system used to en- sure sixteen teams in the event, Ralph Fairman, who had been eliminated last month in club playdowns, found himself able to play when The Dalewood Club failed to have an entry. Spec- tators are welcome and are en- couraged to come early for the best seating. Be sure to come out and support our local favourites and witness some of the best curl- ing and some of the best curlers in Ontario. Last Saturday, Dec. 1 the S.0.L.C.A. Provincial event was held at the Port Perry Curling Club. The Port Perry team of Kel- ly Evans, Laurel Griffen, Vicky Watson and Carol Jackson played down along with three other teams. First round action saw Debbie Thompson, Oshawa, defeat Marilyn Brooks, Whitby while Kelly Evans downed Linda Parson, Lakehead. Second round had Thompson chopping Evans to the B side and Brooks eliminating Parson. The third round B-side final saw Evans beating Brooks to advance along with Thompson to the Regional Dec. 8-9 at Brighton. Good luck Kelly, Laural, Vicky, and Carol. In other news, tickets are now on sale for the New Year's Eve Dance. Tickets are $40 per couple with buffet included. Music will be supplied by Elastic Band - Roger Watson and Paul Griffen from 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. There is a limit of 50 couples on a first- come first-served basis. Guests are welcome. For tickets contact Ken Dowson, Dave Obee or Doug McMillan. Labatt's Oshawa Major League Results from" Nov. 28 -- Clare Robinson, Oshawa 7 - Gord Nor- ton, Annandale 5; Jeff Luke, Oshawa 8 - Scott Howey, Port Perry 2; Nelson Brouse, Oshawa 5 - Pierre Birkbeck, Annandale 4; Gary Grant, Uxbridge 6 - Ian Dob- son, Cannington 2; Bye - Barry Acton. STANDINGS AcCtON.........oovveiiaeanaiiin, 4-0 Grant............cooveveiiniiiiiin, 4-1 Howey.......ccooovvvviiiieenen, 32 Robinson.............................. 2-2 Brouse............coeevniiiiiiii, 2-2 Dobson.........ccccooevvneeiiniii. 2-2 LuKe.......ooooveeeeineiiai, 2-2 Norton.............oooeveeviinin 1-4 Birkbeck ....................ooo lL 0-5 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 4, 1990 -- 35 Nims Pineridge Atom team update Last week the Atom 2 team played three games. The first game last Wednesday was against stiff competition from the strong Bowmanville squad. Pineridge played hard and strong but unfortunately seemed to lose their touch in front of the net. On the other hand Bowmanville stayed in top form throughout and their constant efforts paid off with a 4-0 victory. Travelling to Manvers for an exhibition game with the Oshawa Bruins of the L.N.H.L., Pineridge burst out in the first period as Danny Lyons plugged away to score the first goal of the game. The Bruins fought back to tie it up and then went ahead in the second period. Onc e again Danny Lyons continual hard work paid off with his second of the day to even the score. Scott Jeffrey assisting Danny on this one. Unfortunately the hard efforts did not pay off as a determined bunch of Bruins scored the only goal in the third for a final of 3-2. Good effort on this one everyone. It must have been the full moon Sunday night in Manvers that did our guys in, as this game proved to be our undoing. The Manvers team jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period. Port reciprocated in the second on a goal by Danny Lyons., assist to Ryan Moynes. Manvers kept the pressure on and scored two more in the second and then again a pair in the third. Jammie Strickert was able to score for Pineridge in the third playing close to the ice surface for a final score of 6-2. Keep plugging away, everyone, and good luck in the Bobcaygeon Tournament next week-end. YMCA intermediate Floor Hockey 6-5 Victory for Herons On Nov. 26 it was an action- packed night in intermediate floor hockey. The Herons battled a close game with the Wildcats. Goalscorers for the Herons were Chris Langford, Ryan Fraser and Kevin Duncan, each with singles. Aaron Levy added a cool hat-trick, leading the Herons to victory. Owen St. John showed his fine goaltending for 3 periods for the Herons. LL Restaurant and Wining Lounge _ Canadian and Butch Cuigine The Wildcats kept the game close with single goals from Daryl Dalton and Evan Bertrand. Kevin Pyke had a great night and sup- plied the Wildcats with a hat- trick. 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