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CARE Pativiiayg A A TN FIM EN eT Cr CA A I AS, A hs Ch AR SN re FT a 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1977 . Results from the Bowling La CHT.W.H.: TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING STANDINGS: Happy Rollers ............... 19 Doesn't Matter.............. 14 The Poodles .................. 14 5 Easy Pieces ................ 14 The Slaves .................... 14 The Untouchables. ........... 9 Top 10 Averages: Men Jim Rider 219; Ray Windsor 208; Pete Crawford 206; Tim Casey 193; Jim Martin 188. Women Vivian Rider 202; Janet Rankin 176; Marilyn Heffer- ing 169; Monica Efford 166; Eleanor Zenglein 160. High Single: Men Jim Rider 335; Tim Casey 281; Pete Crawford 278. Women Vivian Rider 314; Janet Rankin 248; Marilyn Heffer- ng 247. High Triple: Men Pete Crawford 745; Jim Rider 734; Jim Martin 671. Women Vivian Rider 775; Janet Rankin 637; Marilyn Heffer- ing 574. Games Over 200: Men Tim Casey 281; Melvin Carberry 254; Jim Rider 232; Denny Martyn 222; Ray Windsor 212; Terry Har- wood-Jones 205; Pete Craw- ford 203; Darryl Elliott 202. Women Vivian Rider 314; Janet Rankin 207; Monica Efford 204. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Standings: CUDA ...iviiiininirsnrnnenannenr 24 Florida ......................... 23 Mexico..........cc.cooc.... 19 Arizona ..........ccoeuen....... 19 Barbados...................... 11 Bermuda........................ 9. High Single: Gerri Langille 262 H.S.\W.H.: Shirley Cummings 286 High Triple: ' Gerri Langille 693 H.T.W.H.: Judy Rumford 747 600 Triples: Gerri Langille 693, Judy Reemford 690, Doris Dar- gavel 625, Shirley Cummings 615 . 200 Singles: Gerri Langille 262, 247, Millie Ives 217, Doris Dar- gavel 207, 203, 215, Judy 202, Gladys McColl 226, Merle St.John 229, Shirley Cumm- Rumford 258, 230, "ings 252, 208. YOUTH BOWLING Standings: Blue Jays ..................... 5 Spitfires T.N.T.'s Panthers High Single: Jane DeShane 144 High Triple: Jane DeShane 381 . Boys High Single: Brian Dickson 213 High Triple: Tim Thompson 568 WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Standings: Boots .......cccoeeeeverennenee 29 Loafers...........cccevuee.. 27 Thongs. ...cueeeeeeeeenennns 26 Stilletos..................... 24 Sneakers ................... 22 CIOgES ...ovveveeeeeirinnns 21 High Single: Pat Dalton 277 H.S.W.H.: Pat Dalton 317 High Triple: Mabel Cook 650 H.T.W.H: ' Pat Dalton 715 Over 210: Lucy Cook 259; Bert Mason 223; Joan Bagg 265; Mabel Cook 235, 214; Marie Hooey 220; Marion Murray 223; Leanne Cook 214; Viv Rider 214; Ruby Roach 218; Marg White 210. Over 600: Joan Bagg 619; Mabel Cook 650; Viv Rider 606. THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Standings: Emmerson Insurance....27 Norm Tripp Gen. Cont....27 Legion Branch419.......... 26 Port Perry L.G.A. .......... 21 Centennial Lanes........... 20 Philp Pontiac ............. 18 Lake Scugog Lumber.....17 Ballard Lumber ............ 15 Stones Real Estate......... 14 Tudor Developments .....12 Port Perry Star............... 9 Dowson Red & White ....... 4 High Single: Garry McHugh 315 H.S.W.H.: Garry McHugh 345 High Triple: Garry McHugh 763 H.T.W.H.: Garry McHugh 853 Triples - 625 & Over: G. McHugh 763; G. Red- shaw 746; J. Redman 676; A. Chaney 672; B. Owen 667; H. Buscher 665; J. Cook, Jr. 656; J. Healey 651; P. Craw- ford 641. -- Tam] _ Railroadhouse LE 1 ® 21 Luxurious Rooms ® El Heated - Air Conditioned - Cable T.V. ® Breakfast Lounge [Guests yl ® Facility for Seminars - Meetings, etc. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Telephone: (416) 985-8131 Motor Motel Paul - Asta Larsen TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES LEAGUE Standings: Topaze .......... NRE 14 Bluegrass ..........c.coeeuvis 12 RITE WT 10 1 Er EA PR 8 SHARAF ns crite 8 TAL eisai: 8 D. Dargavel 213 High Single: D. Dargavel 265 H.S.W.H.: B. Joy 290 High Triple: D. Dargavel 700 H.T.W.H.: A. McCreight 721 Singles 200 & Over: D. Dargavel 265, 265; B. Joy 255; G. Forder 245, 244; K. McBride 224; B. Hicks 223, 223; N. Tytler 212; M. Giroux 211; M. Graham 208; A. McCreight 202, 201 Triples 600 & Over: D. Dargavel 700, G. Forder 647, B. Hicks 613 SUNDAY MIXED BOWLING Standings: GUYSOUPL. iii naeinsiens 34 Brown Cows ....i..ccuveene. 27 Rusty Nail...........cocueeee. 24 Daiquiri......ccccceerireinnnns 23 Harvy Wallbanger......... 20 Stingers .........ccooivivinnnnne 19 Men High Single: Gerry Louvelle 287 'H.S.W.H.: Gerry Louvelle 309 High Triple: ' Len VanSchagen 785 Women High Single: Beth Oke 271 H.S.W.H.: Jean Walker 281 High Triple: Beth Oke 676 ARON ER NINE po ES SLAY) Ey Leh 3 3) REF AR A Lucy Cook 692 MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Standings: Blackballs ...........0....... JAWS tis is iorrsisiivrsssiorivins Jays i.......... 'Panthers .... Snoopies ...... Bloomers..........ccuuuee... High Single: M. Raby 266 High Triple: R. Beare 664 Triples 600 & Over: R. Beare 664, A. Meester 652, M. Raby 620, F. Venning 619, K. Webb 615. Singles 200 & Over: M. Raby 266, K. Webb 253, 213, R. Beare 231, 239, A. Meester 214, 226, 212, F. Venning 237, 208, J. Webb 220, A. Mulder 219, M. Smits 213 aa UR EST AANA Ba AAA, ei LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Standings: * z Marbles.........ccceereinneenns 28 Star Wars.....c.couiivennnnnn 24 Carol's Angels...............23 SS.&EM'S..ccovvvieniniiinnn, 20 Wipe Outs ........c.cooune.. 17 Alley Cats ...........ccuuu..n. 14 High Single: Betty Collins 245 High Triples: Shirley DeHaas 600 Singles 200 and Over: . B. Collins 245, E. Johnston 204, V. Rider 206, C. Watts "201, S. Handyside 204, T. McCreight 209, D. Wana- maker 212, S. DeHaas 244, 201 Triples 600 and Over: Shirley DeHaas 600 Flamingos blow early lead Port Perry Flamingos opened up an early 3-0 lead and then fell apart defensive- ly as Cobourg battled back to earn a 7-6 victory in Junior "C" action at the Scugog Arena Sunday night. ; For the first 15 minutes of the opening frame, Port Perry appeared to have the game well in control as Brad Nicholson, George Burnett and Rob Evans put the puck behind the Cobourg netmind- er. Cobourg came to life at the 15:12 mark of the first period, and scored a second goal less than two minutes later to make the game close. The visitors ran away with the second period, counting five goals, two of them in the space of eight seconds by Steve Witteneen just before the 15-minute mark. Trent Mood tallied the lone goal for the Flamingos in the second period. Flamingos starting goalie Kevin Beer was lifted mid- way through the second period by coach Dave Nicko- lishen, and replaced by Charlie Durward who was being rested after a tough 6-4 loss in Stouffville the night before. Forward Dale Sawyer put Flamingos within striking range when he counted two quick markers early in the third period to make the score 7-6. With 57 seconds D. Lois Milne, 'B.A.,0.D. OPTOMETRIST Medical Associates Building 462 Paxton Street. ort Perry Office Hours by Appointment Telephone 985-8554 If no Answer call 986-5362 SPEAKERS: Warble & Parasite Control Meeting WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1977 - 1:30 0 3:30 p.m, FARM OF HARVEY PURVIS & SON, SUNDERLAND (I mile east Jct. No. 7 & 12 hwy. - northeast corner Ridge Rd.) Neil Campbell, Zoecon Industries Ltd. - Warble and Louse Control Dick Levick, Cyanamid of Canada Ltd. - Internal Parasite Control Bob Murray, Beef Cattle Specialist - Implanting, Feed Additives and Fall Management All cattle owners are invited to attend. sponsored by Ontario County Cattlemen's Association 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 Denture Therapist +214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668.7797 left in the game Durward was lifted in favour of a sixth skater but the Cobourg squad held on to take the victory. Flamingos got strong of- fensive performances from George Burnett with a goal and two assists and Dale Sawyer with two goals and an assist. Burnett's goal at 10:42 of the opening period came after he picked up a rebound to the right of the Cobourg net, cut to the centre, and slid a low back- hand shot to the goalie's glove side. Rob Greiner picked up two assists from his left wing spot and with a little luck could have had a couple of goals. He used his speed and good puck-handling to turn in a strong performance. Midway through the sec- ond period a string of minor penalties to defensemen Steve Jones, John Kane and Bill Owen hurt Flamingos. Although the team did manage to score while play- ing shorthanded, the pen- alty-killing efforts seemed to take the starch out of the Flamingos as Cobourg struck three times late in the second. Goalies Kevin Beer and Charlie Durward came under heavy fire at times during the game as Flam- ingos were guilty of sloppy clearing in their own _end, and" ona" couple of goals failed to clear the Cobourg forwards from the crease area. The referee nailed Flam- ingos for 32 minutes in penal- Pacers lose two by Glenn Geer Peterborough 6 - Port 3 On Sunday October 16 the Grant Menzies Pacers tra- velled to Peterborough and came up against a much improved Peterborough club losing six to three, The Pacers kept it close for the first half of the game, but couldn't catch the fast break- ing Peterborough club in the final fifteen minutes. Mike Tobin, Rob Cannon and Darrin Jobb did the scoring for the Pacers. Newcastle 5 - Port 2 On Monday, October 17 the Grant Menzies Pacers host- ed Newcastle for the first time in this young season and came up with their second straight loss five to two. The Pacers played well enough in this game to win it but ran into a hot Newcastle goaltender and some care- less checking defensively on their part. Bryan Myers scored both of the goals for the red machine. 163 Simcoe St., Oshawa 579-8752 Pickering 7 - Port 2 On Wednesday, October 19 the Grant Menzies Pacers travelled to Pickering and came home with their third straight loss. This was the worst game the Pacers have played yet but not to give up hope because the boys have played six games in nine days causing them to be worn out which leads to frustration, But this is a good team and better things are coming for them with a little work. Rick Young and Dave Canning scored for the Pacers. The next game for the Pacers is Monday, October 31 when the! team travels to" Uxbridge. So come out and watch some exciting midget hockey. Game time 8 p.m. Bantams continued Sytsma and Robert Cook "while Mark Jeffrey has gone to the "A" club. The next game for the Port Perry CTC Bantam squad is in Whitby at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 29, 1977. CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985.7383 ties including five minute majors to John Kane and Brad Nicholson for fighting. Cobourg took 28 minutes in- cluding two majors for fight- ing. ~ . "After seven games Flam- ingos have won three and lost four, and the team has yet to win on home ice. This week they were to play in Uxbridge Tuesday night, and then return home next Sun- day night for a match against Lindsay. Another win for Legion The Legionaires have yet to taste defeat. They extend- ed their winning streak to 3 ina row on Friday night with a 6-1 victory over Uxbridge. Port opened the scoring in the first period with S. Lee scoring after taking a pass from Young. Uxbridge tied it up two minutes later when Aitchison put one by Jack- man on the short side. S. Lee with his second goal of the night put the Legionaires ahead to stay, as he scored from close range after being set up with a good pass by Jones. Newcomer Neal Cane scored unassisted in the second period when he knocked the puck off Red- shaw's stick at the blue line, skated in to pick up the loose puck arid beat the goaltender with a good wrist shot. Lane got the fourth Port goal when he lifted one high into the net over a fallen goaltender and several other sprawled bodies. Jones and Goreski drew assists on the goal. Lane was robbed in a similar situation later in the third period as he lifted a back- hand shot high over a pile-up in front of the net only to have his shot hit an Uxbridge player skating through the' goal crease. Young scored the only two goals in the third period; one unassisted and one on a pass from Burnett. McKee on defence turned in his best effort to date and broke up a few dangerous rushes with good defensive plays. Jackman made a few key saves in the latter part of the game,