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Strikes and Spares LADIES 7:00 MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings: Asters - 28; Lillies - 27; Mums - 27; Daisies - 19; Tulips - 15; Roses - 10. ---Singles over 200: R. Beare 4-213, 289; G. Wallace - 245;, 248; D. Koch - 210;, 238; A. Mulder - 219, 234; M. de Jong - 254; D. Clark - 233; N. Christie - 222; C. Matthews - 1222; L. Huntingdon- 217; J. {Lee - 217; A. Meester - 208; 'R. Finley - 203. Triples 600 and over: G. 'Wallace - 692; R. Beare - 683; -A. Mulder - 638; D. Koch - 606. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 80'CLOCK BOWLING Team Standings: Sparrows - 31; Blue Jays - 31; Orioles - 29; Wrens - 13; Cardinals - 11; Robins - 11. High Triple: M. Manns - 642 High Single; B. Appelby - 211. Triples 600 and over: M. Manns - 642; B Appelby - 604. Singles 200 and over: B. G. Ballard - Appelby - 271; G 256; B. Collins - 240; J. Trotter - 237; M. Manns - 233, 217; D. Anthony - 226; G. Kowalczyk - 223; I. Pugh - 215; S. Ash - 212: T. McCreight - 210; S. Green- wood - 203; R. De Jong - 201. ~ TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Tulip - 35; Lily - 29; Iris - 24; Rose - -22; Aster - 22; Violet - 18 ~ High Single: Jean Walker - 281. High Single with Handi- cap: Jean Walker - 292, ..High Triple: Lucy Cook - 667 High Triple with Handi- cap: Winnie Tobin - 820. ..Singles over 200: Jean Walker - 281; Ilse Allen 239; Yvonne Priebe 214, 209; Lucy Cook - 221, 255; Joan Grove - 260; Mary Peck - 205; Audrey Buma - 216; Barb Hicks - 208, 254; Dianne Bryars - 200; Winnie Tobin - 236, 232; Joanne Leach - 211; Doris Dargavel - 221, 211; Kay McBride 209; Lynn Loughlin 241, 223; May Raby - 217. IT'S NOT TOO EARLY! TO TREAT YOUR CAR OR TRUCK TO GUARANTEED SERVICE 'GUARANTEED PRICE GUARANTEED GM PARTS that for you! We'll service your - We'd like to - CHANGE YOUR OIL - but don't stop there ... about a new filter? We'll - CHANGE YOUR TIRES - we'll CHECK YOUR LIGHTS - we'll TUNE UP YOUR ENGINE - long winter months. 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Games 215 and over: Ab Fulford - 238; Ken Horner - 305, 308; Bruce Stauffer - 219, 214; Roland Robinson - 303; Bill Owen - 254, 273, 262; Kevin Haugen - 215; Tom Lockett - 219; Dave Tingle - 255; Pat Mason - 263; John Criscione - 223, 288; Ed Weinhold - 242, 232, 229; Dave Vivian - 243, 235; Tim Asbridge - 227. : Triples over 600: Ken Horner - 804; Bruce Stauffer - 625; Roland Robinson - 668- Glen Howsam - 601; Bill Owen - 789; Dave Tingle - 621; Ab Fulford - 607; Pat Mason - 647; John Criscione - 701; Ed Weinhold - 703; Dave Vivian - 678. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Violets - 24 points; Tulips - 13 points; Asters - 12 points; Panies - 12 points; Roses - 12 points; Daisies - 11 points. High Single: Georgina Sutcliffe - 261. * High Triple: Thelma McCreight - 641. Singles over 200: Georgian Sutcliffe - 261; Merle St. John -. 246; Thelma McCreight - 230, 222; Janice Lovering - 224; Carol Doyle - 210; Pat Lovering - 201. 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SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Part- ridge - 33; Ducks - 30; Chickens - 25; Geese - 22; _ Turkeys - 22; Pheasants - 15. MENS High Single Flat: Rider - 274. .High Single with Handi- cap: John Beckett - 280. High Triple Flat: Pete Crawford - 650. High Triple with Handi- cap: John Beckett - 713. Jim . LADIES High Single Flat: Pat Greenfield - 270. High Single with Handi- cap: Pat Greenfield - 322. High Triple Flat: Jannie Vanschagen - 614. High Triple with Handi- cap: Pat Greenfield - 740. , PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 25, 1981 -- 15 Juveniles defeat Junior Farmers in benefit game by Danny Millar Left wing Brian Mikkellsen, scored three goals and added two assists as Port Perry Juveniles defeated the local Junior Farmers 9-6 in an exhibition hockey game Sunday, March 22nd. The game was played as a benefit for leukemia-cancer research in the name of Jimmie Taylor. Mr. Taylor, , a Port Perry resident died of leukemia earlier this year. His father, Lee Taylor, dropped the puck for the ceremonial opening face-off. Doug Allin of Blackstock won the 50-50 draw and handed back his $32 winnings into the Taylor fund. The first period looked to be a blowout as the juveniles took a 6-1 lead after surrendering "the first goal by the Farmer's Terry Henderson. They dominated the frame after getting the tying goal from Captain Carl Durward and the go ahead marker from Mikkellsen. But the farmers surged in the second. period, closing the gap to 6-4. Chuck Heatherington scored to make it 6-2 and Kelly Lee set up juvenile defenceman Pat Taylor as a screen on his own goaltender Glenn Archibald, and put a shot into the lower corner. They drew within two goals with 6:47 remaining when Archibald C & B win three games C&B Livestock, rep- resenting the Port Perry Broomball Association won three games at the Central East Regional Champion- ship this past weekend at Brampton. The team was finally . "eliminated after two losses on Sunday, March 22nd, the last one coming at the hands of Cobourg by a 6-3 margin. The previous day saw C&B record its victories. They edged the North West area representative by a 2-1 count, whip Kawartha 9-1, and then needed an overtime petiod to defeat Lakeshore C&B adyanced to the regionals by Virtue of its first place finish in the six team PPBA. Put A Smile on Your Face, Test Drive A HONDA call KEVIN CANNON City-Centre 'Automobiles ty. bt Dundas St. East - Whitby 666-1772 - 985-8656 res. YOUR LOCAL HONDA DEALER couldn't corral a rebound. Both teams kept it clean for most of the game but it got out of hand once the juveniles gained command in the closing minutes of the third period. In the last minutes, there were three junior Farmers and two juveniles in the penalty box. The game was played under Junior hockey rules, with one referee and two linesmen. The juveniles caught fire once again after the Farmers came within two goals. A Thompson to Dickson to Mikkellsen passing play found the winger alone in the slot for a quick goal that gave Port Perry a 7-4 lead and Thompson struck 14 seconds later as he carried the puck down the right side after the face-off and slid the puck into the far corner, despite being closely checked. David Giannini, who coached the Bantam B's in the Port Perry hockey this season, scored 3:35 into the third period when he was left untouched in the slot directly in front of Ken Harman, who had replaced Archibald in the second period. He beat the diminutive puck stopper with a wrist shot. " Mikkellsen added a superb defensive play in the third period when he saved a sure goal by clearing the puck away from the crease just before Heatherington could slap it in. Don Kett and Lee picked up~ simultaneous minor infractions late in the game that forced the Farmers to play two men short for the full two minutes. Right wing Robert Cannon sped down his flank and blasted a slap shot in behind goaltender George Davis on the power play. The exhibition game was the first for the Juveniles since losing out to Stirling Blues in a hard fought series, which ended with a 9-8 loss on March 13th. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 PORT CLEANERS 255 QUEEN STREET - 985-7105 DRY CLEANING ON THE PREMISES * Invisible Mending © *Shirt Service *Suedes - Leathers REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS ZIPPERS - HEMS TAKEIN - LET OUT "We Also Repair Suedes & Leathers" Re rahi oh w ..