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\ * Collins - 210, 208, 208; Elma Pins, strikes and spares MONDAY NIGHT 9PM 220, 255, Glen Howson - 274, LADIES BOWLING 302; Ed Weinhold - 225; Team Standings: Beatles - Bruce Morton - 249; Hal 6; Rolling Stones - 5; Temp- McCullogh - 231; Kevin Haugen - 241, 234, 253; Larry tations - 4; Drifters - 3; Doble - 219, 246; Dave Vivian Supremes - 2; Blood, Sweat, & Tears - 1 - 286; Jack Healey - 219, 256; Singles over 200: Vivian Rick Deshane - 216; Ken Rider - 281; Muriel 'Pike - Stauffer. 239; Gail Loudfoot Triples over 600: Tom Lockett - 659; Ken Horner - 231; Corrine Watts - 228, 222; 683; Glen Howson - 779; Gale Ballard - 217, 210; Betty Vernon 206; Myrtle Haugen 728; Larry Doble -° Gimblett - 204. 649; Dave Vivian - 666; Jack Triples over §00: Vivian Healey - 658; Ken Stauffer - Rider - 633; Betty Collins - 611. 626; Corrine Watts - 618. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Tony as Team Standings: Elms - 7; Maples - 5; Pines - 5; Oaks -« Team Standings: Hornets - 2; Cedars - 2; Birches - 0. 5; Cadillacs - 5; Edsels - 5 High Triples: Gerri Jaguar - 2; Chevettes - 2; Langille R oid es ern Buick - 2. High Single: Gerri Singles over 200: May Langille - 261. Raby - 206, 232; Dorothy Triples over 600: Gerri Shanley - 203; Linda Hughes Langille - 689. - 225; Kacey Harper - 221; Singles over 200: Gerri Terry Louvelle - 254, 231; Langille 261, 226, 202; Mar Audrey Buma - 212; Wilma ; 2 Lee 231; Audrey Brown - 224, Bruce Norton - 635; Kevin Pickers - 7; Catalysts - 7 The Realisticks - 5; Ab's Ex's -2; The Machine - 0; Ross's Strongarms - 0. High single: Glen Howson - 302. High single with handicap: Glen Howson - 302. High triple: Glen Howson - 79. High triple with handicap: Kevin Haugen - 803. Lynde - 200, 227; Connie 903. Karen Cole - 213; Carol Townsend - 214; Dianne' Colucci - 202; Vera Brown - Bryars - 236, 217. 201; Hazel Gray - 201; Triples over 600: Terry pianne Andrews - 200. Louvelle - 637; Wilma Lynde "© - 612; Dianne Bryars - 616. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING TUESDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Astros - MENSBOWLING 17. Yankees - 14; Pirates - Team Standings: Pin 14. Expos - 11; White Soxs - 5: Angels - 2 Singles 210 and over: Jean Walker - 271, 216; Ann Thornton - 221; Mary Hawes - 235; Lulu Faint - 296; Rosa Sheehey 217: France Venning 242, 220, 239; Debbie Storms - Al Irma River - 210, 211; Renee Beare - 238; Vivian Rider - 221, 221. Triples 600 and over: Jean France Venning - 701; Singles 215 and over:' Walker - 664; Vivian Rider - Bruce Stauffer 231; Tom - 607. Lockett - 218, 229; Dave High single - flat: Lulu Tingle - 221, 222; Ken Horner paint - 296. * DAVE GARROW'S PORT PERRY CHRYSLER MOHYYO JAVA 1981 PLYMOUTH HORIZON TC3 - White and ¢ gold in colour, tan cloth bucket seats, heated rear window, tape stripe pkg., deluxe wheel covers, oO conventional spare tire. = LISTPRICE: $8151.95 m CLEAR OUT PRICE: *6480. £ STILLAGOOD SELECTION OF OMNIS, K CARS & TRUCKS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE 985-7329 985-3855 -- ALLFULLY RECONDITIONED & CERTIFIED -- '77 PONTIAC LEMANS - 2 door, 305, auto, ps/pb, radio, brown in colour, matching cloth seats, 36, 500 miles. Lic. MRD 563. FULL PRICE: 13995, '76 DODGE ARROW - 3 door, auto., radio, 56,000 miles, new throughout. Lic. LCF 044. FULL PRICE: $2995. | 2 '76 CHEV IMPALA STATION WAGON - Dark brown 2 cloth trim, 41,000 miles, like new throughout. Lic. # KJT 756. | FULL PRICE: $2995. '78 OMNI - 4 door, auto., radio. A clean, economi- 3 2 [7] SAYH 3 ANY3d 140d S.MONYYD cal vehicle. Lic. NDJ 152. FULL PRICE: $3895. DAVE GARROW'S 0]: A EAR CHRYSLER * * DAVE GARROW'S PORT PERRY CHRYSLER ** DAVE GARROW'S db. Va¥ ERRY 985-7329 vo. High single with handicap: Lulu Faint - 335. High Triple - flat: France Venning - 701. High triple with handicap: France Venning - 701. High triple with handicap: Lulu Faint - 686; Debbie Storms - 686. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Brians Towing - 47; Norms Con- = tracting - 38; Centennial Lanes - 36; Do-Nos - 36; Lake Scugog Lumber - 35; Philp Pontiac - 34; Port Perry IGA -34; Legion Br. 419 - 33; Colin Ball Motors - 30; Emmerson Insurance - 24; Wayne's Auto Parts - 20; Dowsons Red and White - 11. High Single: Ian Ash- bridge - 330. +HSWH: Ian Ashbridge - 358. High Triple: P. Crawford - 755. HTWH: 836. Triples over 625: P. Crawford 755; I. Ashbridge - 752; S. Whitter - 727; G. Ian Ashbridge - Louvelle - 716; D. Butt - 709; J. Owen -705; K. Nightingale - 681; G. Howsam - 672; D. Arnold - 657; G. Menzies - 650; C. Watts - 433. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Spruce - 7; Maple - 5; Birch - 5; Ash - 2; Pine - 2; Elm - 0. HIGH SCORES MEN High single flat: Jim Rider - 250; Glen Howsam - 250. High single with handicap: Glen Howsam - 264. High triple flat: Jim Rider - 673. High triple with handicap: 702. WOMEN High single flat: Beth Oke - 300. High single with handicap: Beth Oke - 307. High triple flat: Beth Oke - 724. High triple with handicap: Beth Oke - 745. - YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Hawks - 25; Orioles - 16; Eagles - 16; Falcons - 14; Blue Birds - 12; Blue Jays - 7. HIGH SINGLE Girls: Lisa St. John - 178. Boys: Craig McFadden - 194. High Double Girls: Lisa St. John - 299. Boys -Craig McFadden - 371. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 25, 1981 -- 17 Atoms tie Pickering, lose to Beaverton by M. Leatherdale On Friday, Nov. 20th, the Malmont Farm Atoms hosted Pickering Village, they have now played each team in the Lakeshore Div at least once. End to end play made a fast and exciting first period, both goalies making excellent saves. Control of the puck in Picker- ing end earned Mike Sorley an assist on Ports first goal, when Daryl Leatherdale shot from the corner scoring on a deflection off the goalies pads. One minute later, Pickerings goalie made a super save on a shot from Jeff Mills, but Matt Durward was right on the spot to pick up the rebound, giving Port a 2-0 lead. The second period was scoreless, and the boys continued to play well, unfortunately early in the third period, the Green Machines lost their hockey concentration and not playing like they did in the first and second periods, Pickering soon retaliated with two very quick goals. Unable to score but succeed- ing in holding Pickering off the scoreboard, ended in a 2-2 tie. Sunday, Nov. 22nd, the game the . Green Machines travelled to Beaverton, for a return exhibition game. Beaverton proved they were ready for them this game, as they out- skated and outplayed Port in every period. Although we had an early 2-0 lead on goals by Daryl Leatherdale and: Jarett Harman, with Mike" Sorley, Eric Grosvenor and Matt Durward picking up the assists, they could not contain the strong playing of the Beaverton team, who tied the game early in the second period. Mike Sorley assisted by Daryl Leather- dale put Port ahead 3-2 half- way through the second, but again Beaverton came back to tie, and finally got the winning goal early in the third. Chris and Ryan worked hard between the pipes, or the score would have been much higher. Hopefully the boys will play better hockey when they meet Stouffville on Wednesday night. Sports activities at P. P. High School by Kevin Harris Basketball The Port Perry High School girls basketball teams hosted the Central girls last week. The seniors were the only team to come away victorious. SENIORS The senior Rebels played one of their strongest games of the year. The first quarter was a well controlled eight minutes. The girls come away with a 14-9 edge. In the second period Port' played even with the Redman. The half ended 22-14 in favour of Port. The third quarter and the entire second half was dominated entirely by the Port girls. The girls played tremendous defence and chalked up 22 points in the third quarter while allowing only five. This was not the same team the seniors had lost to the week before, or was it? The girls needed to win this game to give them a good shot at the L. 0S. S.A. finals. The final score was Port 63, Central 25. Port Senior's top point getter was guard Jennifer Simmonds who hooped in 17 points. Barb Elliott popped in 16 points while Kira Cope had a good game and scored 14 points. Kelly Kasper shot in 6 points while Melanie Bruce, Teri Henderson, Heather McDougall and" Rhonda White all contributed a basket each. Anna Khindoch scored 15 points. The girls will now host Bowmanville in the semi: finals of L.0.S.S.A. East this week. The team ended their regular season play in second spot behind Eastdale. Final score 63-25. MIDGETS h The midget girls had a good first half against their opposition central. The first quarter was a strong effort by both squads. The buzzer sounded and the scoreboard read 8-8. In the second quarter the teams played defensive basketball. The half time score was 12-11 in Port Perry's favour. Central continued to play strong defence throughout the rest of the contest allowing only two and six points in the third and fourth quarters the game ended 30-19. The girls played courage- ously in the loss. Kelly Raines was the midget "Rebel's top scorer with 7 points. Heidi Spann- bauer scored 6 points as Janice Jackman and Janet Simmonds shot in 4 and 2 points respectively. The loss to Central was marked the girls final game of the year. . The team was: tied for fourth but unfortunatly were put out of the playoff picture because of points for and against. The girls had a good season and are to be congra- tulated on their fine spirit and play. Final score Port 19, Central 30. JUNIORS The Junior Rebels like the midgets lost after a disap- pointed game. The girls fell behind drastically in the first quarter which énded 22-4. The 18 point margin was too big for the squad to make up against the first place Central team. The half time score was 30-14, all Central. The girls played even throughout the rest of the game but came up short of the first quarter deficit. The final score was a disap- pointed 54-33. Top scorer of the day for the Rebel teams was Sophia Brendon who ended the game with 21 points. Judy Brinkman hooped in two baskets for a total of 4 points. There were four players who scored a basket each; Jackie Abraham, Kelly Steele, Angie Dickinson and Shawn Muir. The Central top point getter of the day was junior Michele Doucet with 22 points. The juniors will be playing at Eastdale this week. If either the Seniors or Juniors win their respective semi- final games they will then travel to Durham College for the L.0.S.S.A. semi finals and finals. We wish both teams good luck in their contests ahead. Novice trounce Pickering by Linda Parry On Friday November 20 the Novice J. T. Pearce Auctioneers won an easy victory against Pickering Village. Port's goal tender Shawn Larocque and Noel Lovering counted the shutout with very little work as shot on net were 38-5 in favour of Port. Jan Heyes opened the scoring with a fine show of puck handling, the assist going to Mark Andrews. In the second period Port chalked up 4 more goals, the first one being credited to Jason Cochrane assisted again by Mark Andrews. Chris Forder then made a beautiful pass to the open winger Jason Towns who brokeaway and got out maneuvered the goalie. Jeff Parry then recorded the next goal on an unassisted effort. Pickering goalie had a real problem when Mark Andrews blasted the next goal at him and he made the save but lost sight of the bouncing puck and it flicked over the top of his stick. In the' third period, Jan Heyes got his second goal of the night with the assist going to Jason Cochrane. The last goal of the night was off the stick of Mike Feasby on a pass from Jeff Parry and the game closed at a resounding 7-0 victory for the Auctioneers. The boys will be seeing lots of action this week in two exhibition games along with a league game. Stones drop home gamé defeat Sunderland away * by Doreen Kendall Back to back games with Sunderland saw the Geo Stone Realators coming in with a win and a loss. Nov. 17 saw "The Stones" in Sunderland where they wound up on the short end of the one to nothing score. This appeared to be the night when our boys just couldn't get their act together. Special mention must be made of the superb job Stacey Ballingall did between the pipes. Well done Stace!! it could have been 5, zip but for you!! The home game on Satur- day Nov. 21st the boys ere in full gear and went o St and stomped on Sunderlan This was a team effort all the "with 2 big goals, way. Scoring the goals for Port: Steve Cgnnors 2 goals and an assist, Mike Gibson Craig Venning a goal and an assist, Blair Bailey and Rob Brown with single' markers. Calvin Brewster, up from House League picked up an assist as did regulars, Tim Allsopp, Chris Skura, and Rob Jamieson. Mark Kendall played well in the net to round off a full team effort. Well Done Boys. Sorry to report Stacey Ballingall and Jamie Cannon out of the line up, we sin¢€rely hope these boys will soon be back with us. Hope to see you all at the rink to support Minor Hockey.