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a AW bn Lp pad A a Or _-- 7, 24 1 Ty 20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1977 Results from the Bowling Lanes MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 LADIES BOWLING Standings: Blackballs 37 Jaws 36 Snoopies .......... 32 Panthers ..................... 30 Jays grecurney 29 Bloomers ..................... 25 High Single: M. Foote 252 High Triple; L. Huntington 622 Singles Over 200: M. Foote 252, D. Kock 229, D. Clark 227, L. Bourgeois 227, 209, A. Meester 225, 209, J. Durward 225, F. Venning" 224, K. Reid 224, J. Van Schagen 218, 208, S. Whalen 218, I. Hungtinton 217, 215, R. Beare 217, M. DeJong 217, M. Raby 207, S. Combdon 203. Triples 600 and Over: L. Huntington 622, L. Bourgeois 604, A. Meester "Gol, J. VanSchagen 600. LADIES 9:00 P.M. MONDAY BOWLING Standings: - Marbles ..................... 44 Star Wars .o.caviononnn 34 Carol's Angels... 34 SS. &Ms...nnuennnnnnnn.... 31 WIP QUIS ..cviniiivessensenss 24 Alley Cats... 22 High Single:- Ruth DeJong 237 High Triple: Shirley Empringham 590 Singles Over 200: R. DeJong 287, E. .John- ston 205, B. Collins 203, I. Bell 223. S. Greenwood 210, G. Ballard 239, 1. Pugh 249, S. Empringham 288 E. Vernon 217. J. Lehman 211, L. Patterson 202, S. Stone 213, V. Rider 218, 204, C Watts 214. TUESDAY AFTERG{OON LADIES BOWLING Standings: Topaze ....................... 25 Bluegrass ............. faeeenen 19 STERLING STERLING THRUST CORPORATION INVEST NOW! n% For 4 & 5 Years. IF INTEREST IS PAID ANNUALLY DON FORDER Insurance Agency 24 WATER STREET PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-8471 Cachet......................... Shalimar ..................... A Joy 10 Tabu... 8 High Single: I. Allen 242 H.S.W.H.: I. Allen 274 High Triple: I. Allen 649 H.T.W.H.: I. Allen 745 Singles 200 and Over: I. Allen 242, 216, B. Tenny- son 238, 200, D. Dargavel 233, K. Harper 230, 203, J. Leh- mann 228, M. Woodrow 209, J. Hartley 208, J. Grove 203, -W. Lynde 202, M. Giroux 201, A. McCreight 200. Triples 600 and Over: ~IAllen 649, K. Harper 630. D TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Standings: Happy Rollers .............. 31 5 Easy Pieces ............... 28 The Poodles .................. 26 Doesn't Matter ............. 21 The Slaves ............... Ln21 Untouchables ................ 20 High Single: Men Jim Rider 335, Ladies - Vivian Rider 314. H.S.W.H.: Men Jime Rider 335, Ladies - Debbie Casey 325 High Triple: Men Jim Rider 829, Ladies - Vivian Rider 775. H.T.W.H.: Men Jim Rider 829, Ladies - Debbie Casey 836. Games Over 200: Men - Jim Rider 309, Pete Crawford 264, Tim Casey 245, Denny Martyn 244, Melvin Carberry 239, Richard Heffering 222, Ken Rankin 213. Ladies - Vivian Rider 227, Rose Lee 207. LADIES WEDNESDAY AKTERNOON BOWLING Standings: Florida Cuba .................... High Single: Millie Ives 274 H.S.W.H.: Shirley Cummings 279 High Triple: Shirley Cummings 655 H.T.W.H.: Shirley Cummings 721 Triples over 600: Shirley Cummings 655, Pat Lovering 652, Millie Ives 643, Doris Dargavel 619, Mary Lee 614, Judy Rumford 612. Singles Over 200: Millie Ives 274, 202, Shir- ley Cummings 257, 217, Vera Brown 245, 203, Pat Lovering 243, 210, Judy Rumford 242, 203, Bertha Cottyn 238, Doris Dargavel 218, 212, Marg Lee 218, 204, Joyce Storry 218, Alverta Roberts 204, Pat Armstrong House Lea PEE WEE Wes Lane 5 - Bolton 1 The only Bolton goal was -scored by Ken Elliott un- assisted. Steven Atchison scored two goals for Wes Lane while Dave Kemp, Ray Meisver and Bill Sturman each got one. Dave Kemp got two assists. Glen Vallie 4 - Frank 1 Mark Farrow scored three goals for Glen Vallie while Mike Thompson got one. Mark Penny got an assist. The only Frank goal was scored by Steven Dear{orne unassisted. BANTAM: Emmerson 5 - Ballard 4 John Butter and Eric Crowell each scored two goals for Emmerson while Larry Webb scored one. Assists went to Wayne Hen- dricks and Paul Riwell, Eric Crowell. Scoring for Ballards were P. Bower and R. Bell with two goals and one assist each. Goreski 8 - Cochrane's 5 < Andy Czilok scored three goals for Cochrane's while Tim Bouwmeester and Allen Ferguson each scored one. Assists went to Ron Rumford with two, Stéve McGregor and Tim Bouw- meester with one apiece. Ken Bright scored three for Goreski while Kevin DON'S CUSTOM CONCRETE Quality Workmanship 7 : Basement Floors Garage Floors Patios - Sidewalks A Concrete Steps FINISHING Estimates 985-2588 Long scored two. Kurt Roane, Clint Stapely, Garry Young got one each. Kevin Long came off with assists when Mike Faralled got one. NOVICE: Sportsland 2 - Realty 0° Scoring for Sportsland were Craig Free and Buzz Morrow. Red Cochrane reg- istered the shutout. Kinsmen 7 - Plumbing 3 . Brad McNenley had a big game for Kinsmen as he 201. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Standings: Loafers......................... 40 Stilletos ........................ 38 Boots ............................ 35 High Single: - M. Jordan 348 H.S.W.H.: M. Jordan 389 High Triple: M. Cook 666 H.T.W.H.: _M. Jordan 752 Over 200: B. Doupe 211, 219, V. Menzies 212, L. Cook 254, L. Brown 221, B. Evans 238, R. Roach 233, B. Oke 211, M. Jordan 348, J. Walker 214, V. McQuad 222, M. White 238, D. Williamson 223, M. Cook 228, 257, M. Hooey 225, M. Cannon Sr. 232 Over 600: B. Doupe 617, L. Cook 616, M. Jordan 629, M. White 629, M. Cook 666 THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWL ING Standings: Norm Tripp Gen. Cont..46 Emmerson Insurance ...40 Legion Branch 419........ 33 Port Perry 1L.G.A......... .31 Centennial Lanes .......... 30 Philp Pontiac................ Lake Scugog Lumber... Tudor Developments.....22 Stones Real Estate ....... 20 Port Perry Star............ p Dowsons Red & & White .. + High sihgle: "J. Owen 326 H.S.w.H.: J. Owen 326 High Triple: P. Murphy 724 H.T.W.H.: R. Crawford 809 Triples --625 & Over: P. Murphy 724; M. Vander- by 723; -J. Owen. 716; H. Buscher 673; K. Catherwood 661; G. Redshaw 657; D. Rider 643; R. Crawford 641; G. Goode 637; W. Moore 637; B. Owen 632. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Standings: Brown Cows.................. 41 GInSour ........0000 00s 40 Rusty Nail..................... 35 SUNZLIS.......oniiinsssvannens 32 Harvey Wallbanger ....... 32 Dal....convsvrieviisnmnins 30 High Single: Men - Vin Walker 368, Wo- men Lucy Cook 296. HSWH.: ~ Men - Vin Walker 379, Wo- men - Jean Walker 321 High Triple: Men - Vin Walker 762, Wo- men - Jean Walker n7 H.T.W.H.: Men - Vin Walker 795, Wo- men - Jean Walker 750 ve Hockey scored all "seven goals. Replying for Reliable Plum- bing were Craig Venning with 2 and Steven Well with one. v ATOM: Garage 4- Lions Club 1' Brian Goble counted 2, Paul McIntyre and Boyd Vandersheel each had one. Chris Cookman replied, for Lions Club. U.A.W.2 - Lumber 1 Willie Edwards and David Trave's counted for U.A.W. while Carl Durham replied for Lake Scugog. MIDGET: I.G.A. 8 - Purple Hill 2 Doug Alexander counted a hat trick plus one, Greg Carrier counted 2 as did Kevin Nesbit. Scoring for Purple Hill were Brian Barr and Gord Carrier. Carl's 3 - Consumers 1 Rob Scott scored 2 for Carl the Butcher and Fraser Lee scored one. Mike Genick replied for Consumer Gas. 3-1 victory for Bobcats by Stott Heard On Monday, Nevember 7, the Port Perry Bobcats host- ed Bowmanville and came out on top winning 3-1. The Bobcats went with 6 forwards and 4 defensemen as 2 players are missing action because of suspen- sions. In the first 15 minutes of play, there was one goal scored and it went to Port. It was Greg Fedyk finding a hole at 11:49 and Hal Storry and Tim Bower getting the assists. * The second period, for the Bobcats, was spent mostly on killing penalties as they successfully expired 12 minutes worth. In the final period Port Perry got two goals coming 1:15 apart. The first went to Jamie Taylor set up by Greg Fedyk and the second goal was scored by Greg Kroon- enburg and assists going to Tim Bower and Hal Storry. Port Perry was on its way to a shutout but Bowmanville spoiled goalie Craig Larm- -er's hopes with only 1:27 left - in the game. Curling Curling in upon us for another season. Ladies don't forget to sign up for Jitney and bonspiels. As your skip would say, every bit of curling will help. Tuesday November 8 results: H. Kenny 8, J. Kyte 3, H. Carnuith 3, H. Hadden 8, J. Goode 6, R. Smith 8, C. Martyn 7, J. Towns 3. Wednesday, November 9 results: B. Beare 8, D. Ashbridge 2, B. Fellows 8, 1. Carter 4, D. Fairman 8, H. Thomson 4, N. Malcolm 6, H. Parish 7. STAR reprints call 985-7383 Ringettes receive awards by Judy Young Dominion Hardware added another win to their credit on Saturday, Nov. 12 by beating Children's Bou- tique 9-7. These two teams are very well matched as Children's Boutique led Dominion Hardware for at least half the game. The scoring was well spread by the Hardware gang with Wendy _ McDougall getting the first two goals assisted by Sharon Ashmore and Brenda Foote. Then Karen Young got: her first of two goals both assisted by Gail Sandison. Sharon Ashmore counted two more, assisted on one by Wendy McDougall Gail Sandison got a beauty to put the game away by some fancy moves that left the Children's Boutique goalie Cindi Heurkins going the wrong way as Rosi Ring went in the net. The Ringette Sportsman- ship Award for Dominion Hardware is awarded to goalie Michelle Andrews who put forth a super effort stopping the sharp shooters from Children's Boutique. Well done Michelle! Children's Boutique's big scorer was again Sherri Allen with four goals and one assist. Keep them coming" Sherri. Chris Huerkins scored her first goal and assist on Saturday. Me- thinks she's found her spot in Ringette as a winger! Connie Southern played her wing super great and was credited with an assist. The Ringette Sportsman- ship award for Children's Boutique goes to little Jill Kendall. I'm sure Jill works harder on the ice than anyone, she doesn't skate super well YET but she's unbelievably effective. She's one of our youngest registrants but the big girls cringe when they see her coming, they really don't know what she may do next! At the risk of sensi- tivities I think we could bud Jill a super little HOT DOG! Congratulations Jill. Country Village were missing four girls on Satur- day due to a basketball tournament so we postponed their game until a later date. See you at the old arena for Ringette next Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Novice All Stars lose to Whitby Friday, November 11th, the Mersco Novice All-Stars came up against a strong, fast skating club from Whit- by and although the boys put forth an excellent effort they came out on the losing end of a 6-1 decision. Mark Kendall and Steve Whalen shared the goaltending and even though the score was very "one- sided', both boys played extremely well. Scoring for Whitby saw Derrick Middle- ton with a hat trick, Blair Philips, Scott Luich and Stuart Holtee each with singles. Assists went to Jimmy Blythe, Danny O'Connor, Stuart Holtee and Derrick Middleton. Port Perry's only goal went to Ronnie Crawford, assisted by Steve Durham. The Mersco's, picked up the only penalty in the game. It is always encouraging for the boys when the fans come out to cheer them on. We were very pleased to have Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bower (our sponsors) at our last game and we thank them both for their support. 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