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> Tome 2 An or rd , Sd Se LN vm - , JAS OR [=o Pe, -. Se, ~ i C=, ! 22 3 Ea Nix fi I» hm Xy Lo AE 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 31, 1979 Strikes and Spares LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 BOWLING Team Standings - Limes - 34; Grapes - 30; Peaches - 25; Plums Pears - 15. High Single - D. Clark - 274. High Triple - A. Meester - 672. Singles 200 & over - D. Clark - 274; A. Meester - 273, 218; J. Lee - 273; R. Peyton - 216, 229, 207; F. Venning - 205, 207, 202; R. Beare - 244, 205; A. Mulder - 207, 223; E. Rhude - 233; J. van Schagen - 252; M. de Jong - 238; P. Ince - 232; M. Cannon - 212; C. Summers - 209; M. Brain - 205; L. Knight - 205. Triples 600 & over - A. Meester - 672, R. Peyton - 652, R. Beare - 643, F. Venning - 614, D. Clark - 608, J. Lee - 600. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9 0'CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings - Peppers - 35; Gingers - 34; Chillies - 27; Garlics - 25; Nutmegs - 17; Cloves - 9. 292. High Triple - S. De Haas - 739. Singles 200 & over - S. De Haas - 216, 292, 231; C. Romeil - 241; R. De Jong - 235; C. Watts - 233; E. John- ston - 230, 208; V. Rider - 209, 217, 212; G. Ballard - 214; D. Goreski - 215; M. Manns - 214; N. Johnston - 212; G. Bolton - 209; J. Trotter - 204; M. Irvine - 202. Triples 600 & over - S. De Haas - 739, V. Rider - 638, E. Johnston - 624. - 23; Apples - 20; High Single - S. De Haas - LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings - Spruce - 32, Oak - 25, Elm - 25, Pine - 24, Maple - 21, Cedar - 20. High Single - M. Murray - 293 H.S.W.H. - M. Murray N 327. High Triple - M. Murray - H.T.W.H. - M. Murray - 790. Singles over 200 - M. Murray - 293, 216; D. Dar- gavel - 255, 202; C. Milton - 253; N. Tytler - 240, 221; T. Louvelle - 240; D. Shanley - 239, 205; Y. Priebe - 232; B. Hicks - 229, 210; M. Raby - 228, 221, 200; M. Graham - 221; G. Forder - 219; J. Grove - 215; S. Montgomery - 215; L. Laughlin - 208; M. Cannon - 205; J. Fleming - 202. Triples over 600 - M. Murray - 688; M. Raby - 649; D. Dargavel - 649; N. Tytler - 626; D. Shanley - 605. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING ..Team Standings: High Rollers-29, Team Five-22, Three's Company-21, Rye & Coke-14, Slow Start-11, Ab's Delight-8. High Average: Dave Viv- ian:220. High Single: Bill Owen- 271. H.S.W.H.: Ken Horner-286. High Triple: Bill Owen- 699 H.T.W.H.: Ken Horner- 720, Bill Owen-720. Games 210 and over: Bill Owen-271,254; Ross Arm- NEW! Durham Region Family YMCA SATURDAY MORNING PROGRAMS RH. CORNISHP.S. - PORT PERRY 9 to 10 a.m. - Youth Basketball 10 to 11 a.m. - Floor Hockey For Boys & Girls ages 8 to 14 years. Cost: $18. per program OR $30. for both. Starts November 3, 1979 for 10 weeks. Call 985-2824 or sign up at the school Nov. 3. strong-213; John Criscionie- 233; Bruce Hoare-218; Ken Horner-259; Kevin Haugen- 246, 233; John King-252; Dave Vivian-260; Steve Rob- inspn-225; Tim Ashbridge- 252. Triples 600 and over: Bill Owen-699; John Criscionie- 616; Ken Horner-646; Kevin Haugen-640; Steve Robinson- 606; John King-631. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING ..Team Standings: Lions-33, Unknowns-30, Corner Pins- 20, Head Pins-18, Tigers-14, Sharpies-11. LADIES ..High Single: Nancy Bry- ans-290. H.S.W.H.: Nancy Bryans- High Triple: Nancy Bry- ans-638. H.T.W.H.: Nancy Bryans- 665. MENS ..High Single: Tim Casey- 225 H.S.W.H.:Ches Efford-236. High Triple: Jim Rider- 601. H.T.W.H.:Ches Efford-661. Singles 200 and over: Nancy Bryans-290; Doris Clark-242; Monica Efford- 223, 208; Debbie Casey-200. Tim Casey-225; Jim Rider- 218; Denny Martyn-215; Wes Sullivan-212; Ches Efford- 211, 202; Pete Crawford-208; Koert Scholten-207. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING .. Team Standings: Dia- monds-37, Opals-35, Pearls- 30, Sapphires-28, Emeralds- 24, Rubies-14. High Single: Vera Brown- 266. High Triple: Wilma Midg- ley-579. h Games 200 and over: Vera Brown-266, Wilma Midgley- 239, Linda Patton-237, Carol Philips-228, Kathy Bryan- 226, Joanne Baumchen-221, Barb Hicks-215, Amy Van Schagen-213, Nancy Tytler- 210, Pat Lovering-202, Doro- thy Lee-200, Marg Lee-200. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING ..Team Standings: Bees-38, Spiders-31, Crickets-31, Ants- 25, Flies-24, Beetles-19. High Single: M. Murray- 251. HOMETOWN * CASUALS * 195 CASIMIR STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8224 (One Building west off Water Street - behind Speedy T.V.) FAMILY FOOTWEAR Growing Selection of Quality Footwear T-Shirts * T-Gowns * Sweatshirts OPEN: Daily 9to 6 Friday to 9 P.M. LOTS OF FREE PARKING ~~ H.S.W.H.: M. Murray-282. High Triple: J. Walker- 667. H.T.W.H.: M. Murray-710. Games 210 and over: M. Murray-251; J. Walker-229, 233; L. Brown-250, 227; M. Ball-228; M. Hooey-225; P. Norton-228, 244; Lucy Cook- 225, 222; M. Cook-230; A. Thornton-215; B. Oke-210; V. Rider-211. Games 600 and over: J. Walker-667, L.. Brown-623, P. Norton-620, M. Murray-617, M. Hooey-634, M. Ball-612. THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING ..Team Standings: Philp- Pontiac-37, Emmerson In- surance-31, Ballards-26, IGA -26, Centennial Lanes-23, Legion-21, Dowson Red and White-17, Colin Ball Motors- 17, Scugog Lumber-16, Stone Real Estate-16, Larry's Gar- age-11, Norm's Contracting- 10. High Single: Bill Peason- 335. H.S.W.H.: Bill Pearson- 374. High Triple: Mike Vander- by-767. H.T.W.H.: Mike Vanderby -839. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING ..Team Standings: Peas-30, Parnsips-30, Beans-28, Beets -22, Carrots-21, Turnips-16. WOMEN: ..High Single: Jannie Van Schagen-294. H.S.W.H.: Vivian Rider- 317. : High Triple: Mabel Cook- 645. FARMERS IN MIND! AREA LAA © SEAT Ea AOE ; HAY EAN Sys Sunday Morning League Bethany MoHawks defeat Legionaires 5-3 - by Danny Millar The Bethany MoHawks overcame a 3-0 defecit to defeat Port Perry Legionn- aires 5-3 in Lake Scugog Hockey League play Sunday October 21, The loop is more commonly known as the Sun- day Morning League. All Port Perry goals came in the first period. Pete Taylor blasted a low, hard slapshot along the ice past Alex Servinis after 6:33 had elapsed. It came on a power play. The second Legionnaire score came on another low shot as defenceman Steve Groves let one go from the point and forward Larry Page deflected it into the mesh. It came 8:30 after the opening whistle. Port Perry played a strict style of defence in the first period, where instead of forechecking opposing puck carriers, they line up along their own blue line and pick up the forwards coming down the ice. It worked for about half the game and was aided by key saves from goaltended Phil Stanski, who made a neat stop on a Dale H.T.W.H.: Marj. Harrison- 729. MEN: ..High Single: Dave Rider- 283 H.S.W.H.: Ken Atkinson- 297. ' High Triple: Pete Craw- ford-709. H.T.W.H.: Pete Crawford: 724. FORD UNVEILS THE 1st NEW MEDIUM DUTY TRUCK OFT DESIGNEDWITH ~~ HE 80's. Jewell breakaway. In the latter stages of the initial period Bethany fore- checked tenaciously and hemmed Port inside their own blue line often. This strategy began to pay off in the second period. The MoHawks got on the board with 6:17 to go in the second as Port was playing two men shorthanded. The second goal of the session came five minutes later on a picturesque passing play be- tween Vaughn Wright and Jewell, on a two on one. They broke into the clear inside the Legionnaire blue line, Wright taking out Stanski with a clean deke -and slipping the puck over to Jewell, who tipped it in for the score. The Hawks exploded with three unanswered goals in the last 20 minutes to take the hard fought skirmish. They tied the score with a flukey power play goal from Andy Schewaga. Stanski made an initial stop but the puck popped into the air where Schewaga took a swipe at it, knocking it into the net. The winning goal came off Schewaga's stick again as he flipped the puck over the Port goaler. Pat Lynch added an empty net insur- ance goal which hit the net from inside center. The only physical outbreak in the entertaining game was a last minute wrestling match between Bill Haines of Port Perry and a Bethany skater. * First New Medium-duty Trucks of the 80's ... new Ford F-Series. Designed to give you impor :ant operating benefits for the years ahead. They're Built Ford Tough - Built for the 80's. * Tough New Construction ... For 1980, there are new high-strength steel frame options - lighter, but up to 72% stronger. 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