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28 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 8, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" The Port Perry High School Junior girls basketball team won the gold at DYSSAA on No- vember 27. It Is the first time a PPHS Junior team has won the championship. The Junior squad, who went undefeated in regular season play defeated Richmond Hill 59-19 and Car- dinal Carter 50-29 in DYSSAA play. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Back row from left are: Glen Rideout, coach, Marci Zuly, Keely Meade, Julie Ball. Front from left are: Jill Criscione, Amanda Webb, Amy Parliament and Sarah Coyne. Absent from photo are Erin Hassell, Andrea Rudy, Dana McCullough and Karen Kett. JUVENILE TOURNAMENT Saturday, December 12 Scugog Arena 7:30am Markham vs. Uxbridge 8:40am Oshawa vs. Georgetown Jourament 9:50am Port Perry vs. Barrie po 11:00am Sunderland vs. New Tecumseth Submarines Championship game at approx. 4:50pm and 6:00pm. Bring this ad to Subby's for $1.00 off any sub. Expires Dec. 12/92. The Port Perry Chapter of Ducks Unlimited would like to thank the nearly 200 donors and sponsors who contributed to this year's sportsmen's dinner, as well as all of the attendees at our November event. This year's dinner grossed over $47,000. The net proceeds of this event will be spent on wetland preservation projects, some of which are located right here in Scugog Township. To all of our many supporters, a hearty ... "Thank you" Atom action It was Whitby Auto Wreckers vs the Lions Club in P.A. Day hockey action on Thursday, Dec. 3. In a closely contested game the Wreckers managed to pull out the victory with a 3-2 score. 'Whitby Auto Wreckers took an early lead with a goal by Russ Brown assisted by Came- ron Vernest. The second Wreck- ers' goal was fired in by Jon Sanders on assists from Robert Sheehan and Ryan Fraser. With only eight seconds left in the second period, the Lions Club's Matthew Cracknell popped one in unassisted. Sean Martin of the Lions tied it up ir the third period on a pass from Ian Garnett. Both teams played hard to secure that winning goal late in the third period, and the honors went to the Wreck- ers' Russ Brown, assisted by Beau Jolicoeur. Both goalies, Cary Cleyndert for the Wreckers and Mike Wadsworth for the Lions, played well for their teams. 0985-6666 Sewing Classes For Kids, Teens & Adults OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION I'riday, December 11, 1992 6-9pm : Saturday, December 12, 1992 12-4pm : 86 Chester Cres., Port Perry : For more information, feel free to call 985-3031 anytime Ivory Forest Belles Saturday, Dec. 5, the Ivory Forest Belles played a rough, head to head game of ringette against the Markham Debs. e two periods were played with a no holds barred ap- proach. There were very few whistles and both teams butted up against each other with nei- ther team willing to give an inch. With only 12 seconds gone in the game Amy Parliament picked up a-pass from Karen Kett and surprised the Mark- ham netminder by firing in the first goal of the game. A few minutes later, Karen picked up a pass from Melanie Demmer to slide in goal number two. Port Perry scored an addi- tional three goals before the first period ended. Amy Parlia- ment took control of the ring to blast in two more goals while Val Payne rounded out the scor- ing in the first period with as- sists going to Kim Poppleton and Megan Marlowe. At this point in the game Port Perry was enjoying a 5-4 lead. During the second period Val Payne ripped in two more goals, assist- ed by Karen Kett. However, in spite of Port's determined and spirited play this rough and tumble match ended with final score reading 8-7 in Markham's favor. Sunday, the Port Perry Belles played host to another tough op- ponent when they played host to the Mariposa Debs. Once again Port drew first blood on a solitary effort by Megan Mar- lowe who opened the scoring at lose a squeaker the 13:18 mark of the first peri- od. The scoring then proceeded to seesaw back and forth. Dur- ing the period Amy Parliament flew around the ice surface to add three additional goals to Port's total, with all three goals assisted by Karen Kett. Megan Marlowe let fly with a nicely placed shot as she cleanly beat the netminder to bring her game total to two goals. Amy Parliament assisted. Karen Kett fired in goal number six af- ter she picked up a well placed pass by Kim Poppleton. As the period ended Port was up by two goals. The second pe- riod belonged to Val Payne as she burned a path in the ice to rack up Port's next three mark- ers. Michelle Fitzpatrick and Jen Smith combined to set up a series of successful passing plays to earn assists on Val's goals. Port's final goal flew into the net off of Amy Parliament's stick. Port proved to be a very determined group of girls who would not back down under pressure. The opposition had their work cut out for:them as they tried to penetrate a very solid line of defense. Leea Kinu- nen, Kim Poppleton, Michelle Fitzpatrick and Tanya Towns, as well at the offensive lines, proved to the opposing teams that they will never give up. As the result of a combined team effort the girls finished up the weekend on a winning note. The final score read 10-6 in Port's favor. + Co Bowling results Monday Night Ladies' Bowling Nov. 30/92 Standings: Purple Garters 34; Yellow Bikinis 33; Blue Jays 33; Orange Pits 32; Red Roses 31; Green Machine 26. Games Over 200: Terry Fa- gan 201; Marg White 208; Edna Langford 213; Yvonne Nyen- huis 220; Shirley Ash 221; Ha- zel Lalonde 224; Gloria Smuck 230; Bev Silverman 259; Wanda Haliburton 289. Games Over 550: Shirley JACK GRANT, Broker * Based on career transactions Each transaction equals a completed sale or listing side in whole or in part This ad is definitely intended to catch your attention but is not intended to solicit properties currently listed for sale Total company sales would be higher Ash 564; Marni Knight 5565; Bev Silverman 565; Edna Lang- ford 588; Wanda Haliburton 609. Tuesday Night Mens' Bowling Standings: 1.D.A. 21; Un- touchables 18; Guardian Drugs 14; Creative Basket 12; XL. Gas Bar 12;1.G.A. 7. High Single: Gerry Louvelle 279. High Single With Handi- cap: Robin Boyce 298. High Triple: Gerry Louvelle 741. High Triple With Handi- cap: Bill Owen 802. Single Over 215 Flat: Steve Zaporozan 240; Paul Brough 234; John Criscione 229; Bill Owen 225, 228, 271; Gerry Lou- velle 279, 251; Robin Boyce 256; Gary Reis 215; Phil Brown 216; Kelly Goreski 218; Ian Ervine 220; Ted Harvard 229; Glenn Squires 225; Harold McLaugh- lin 248. Triples Over 600 Flat: Har- old McLaughlin 659; Steve Za- porozan 610; Bill Owen 724; Gerry Louvelle 741. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Bowling Standings: Pizza Delight 14; Haugen's 7; Trader Sam 7, Square Boy 6; The Galley 5; Dixie Lee 3. Games Over 200: Merle St. John 263; Carol Koch 213, 202; Joyce Storry 204; Linda Ashton 202. Games Over 550: Carol Koch 588; Marg Lee 556; Joyce Storry 554.