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as. AN x SoA ASS TLE AR LASERS ral EA SSE SER 5% Se a 1104 CoO RE RS ANY Oe r 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 10, 1982 SSHRERI hb AS SANE PNR SI i AT EVE oki JSS EY RY ERAT BRR F%,N A a [x NS A AAR NAT co I HRI AR AUER EI RE eS ANT SONG AE AIRING 4 RD LRA PER) BOAR bb A LAT Yn FL Port Perry Minor Hockey House League ATOM HOUSELEAGUE Forder -17 Swamp-5 In a high scoring game, Forder managed to defeat Swamp 7 to 5. Scoring for Forder were Kevin Gibson with" 4 goals, Chris McConnell with 1 and Shawn Phillips with 2. Assists went to Shawn Phillips, Chris McConnell with 5, Kevin Gibson, Ron Halligan with 3. Scoring for Swamp Garage ~ were Lee Phillips with 2, John Rodway with 2, and Pat Muldoon. Assists went to Jamie Mabley with 2, David Leroy, Pat Muldoon and Chad Prentice each had 1 assist. UAW.-7 Lewis - 2 In another one-sided effort U.A.W. defeated Lewis 7 to 2. Scoring for U.A.W. were Paul Turner with a hat trick, Marvin Hughes with a hat trick, and Peter Brock with 1. Assists went to Ryan Parliament with 3, Jay Sparling, Peter Brock, and Ken Ross each had 1 and Mike Skerratt had 2 assists. Scoring for Lewis was Mike Butt and Ryan Laroca. Assists went to Neil Mark and Derek Lewis. Tripp-4 Scugog-1 In a more evenly matched game, Tripp came out on top by defeating Scugog 4 to 1. Scoring for Tripp was Chris Lavereau with 2, Ethan Levereau and Mike Griffin each had 1 goal. Assists went to Mike Griffin and Ethan Lavereau. Scoring for Scugog was Doug Adams assisted by Chris Carr and Ian Hobbs. BANTAM HOUSELEAGUE PLAYOFF Goreski-7 Cochrane - 2 Goreski goals scored by Lynden Bartley 2, Jeff Wallace 1, Jim White 3, Kevin Jackson 1. Assists to Joe Forder 2, Jim White 1, Tim Maw 2, Steve Solomon 2, Kevin Jackson 2, Gord Gettings 1. Penalties to Gord Gettings for tripping, Lynden Bartley 2 for tripping, Tim Maw high sticking, Chris Cookman interference and cross checking and to Kevin Jack- son for tripping. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Edsels - 29; Cadillacs - 24; Buick - 18; Hornets - 14; Jaguar - 12; Chevettes - 8. Singles over 200: Kacey . Harper - 227; Joanne Leach - 225; Jennifer Smith - 227; Audrey Buma - 264; Marj Giroux - 224; Dianne Bryars - 249; May Raby - 232; Marion Hopkins - 272. Triples over 600: Audrey Buma - 606. Draw Winner: Leatherdale. Madeline Cochrane goals to Nick Cracknell and Chris LaRocha. Assists to Brian Goble and Don Tomchishin. Penalties to Nick Cracknell for slashing, high sticking and unsportsmanlike conduct, to Dean Fisher for high sticking, to Paul Lane for slashing. I.G.A.-17 Emmerson -5 1.G.A. goals to Glen Ash 2, Chris Bartley 3, Willie Edwards 1, Todd Reams- bottom 1. Assists to Carl Durham 2, Willie Edwards 2, Todd Reamsbottom 1, Mike Fluke 2, Dave Travis 2. Penalties Todd Reams- bottom for slashing. Emmerson goals to Chris Saulnier. 3, Dan Rodgers 1 and to Steve Tzountzouris one goal. Assists to Dan Rodgers 1, Chris Parliament 1, to Steve Tzountzouris one assist and to Terry White 1. Penalties to No.3 for tripping, Chris Parliament for slashing, Dan Rodgers for charging and to Clay Dempsy for tripping. PEE WEE HOUSELEAGUE Scala Bros. -6 Wes Lane -5 Scoring for Scala was Craig Venning (4); Bobby Bryan (1) and Shawn Nanay (1); Allen Shepstone, Shawn Nanay, Mike Stanley, Kipp Roarne all got 1 assist. Scoring for Wes Lane was Shawn Grant (2), Jim Jackman (2). and Terrv Bowling Results THURDSAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Dowsons Red and White - 45; Port Perry 1.G.A. - 42; Philp Pontiac - 39; Colin Ball Motors - 35; Centennial Lanes - 35; Emmerson Insurance - 34; Brians Tow- ing - 32; Waynes Auto Parts - 29; Norm's Contracting - 27; Legion Branch 419 - 22; Lake Scugog Lumber - 12. High Single: R. Page - 325. H.S.W.H: P. Hansen - 346. High Triple: B. Owen - 740. H.T.W.H: R. Page - 772. Triples over 625: B. Owen - 740; R. Page - 730; R. Todd - 714; G. Redshaw - 697; J. King - 672; J. Rider - 668; J. Owen - 664; P. Hansen - 661; I. Ashbridge - 650; B. Lilley - 649; P. Crawford - 648; G. McHugh - 646; K. Walker - 650; D. Francis - 637. MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Beatles - 16; Drifters - 15; Blood, Sweat and Tears - 15; Temptations - 13; Rolling Stones - 13; Supremes - 12. Singles over 200: Colleen Kozak - 218; Vivian Rider - 234; Norma Adams - 213; Marg Pelow - 220; Betty Collins - 223,200; Sheri Metcalf - 225; Ilean Pugh - 229; Gail ;Loudfoot - 205; Dorothy Draper - 211. Triples over 600: Vivian Rider - 602; Betty Collins - 602. SUNNYBRAE GOLF CLUB Membership Dues 1982 Discount Date March 14/82 FULL MEMBERSHIP DUES - (Allows Play Monday through Sunday) SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - FAMILY MEMBERSHIP STUDENTS [18 YRS. & UP - $33000 $580 00 $280.00 DISCOUNT $ 50.00 $ 11000 $ 6000 $ 200.00 $ 47000 $ 22000 WEEKDAY MEMBERSHIP DUES - (Allows Play Monday to Friday Only) SINGLE MEMBERSHIP - FAMILY MEMBERSHIP - JUNIORS (17 YRS. & UNDER) -, $255.00 $430.00 $12000 DISCOUNT $ 000 $ 6000 $ 3000 $ 20500 $ 380.00 $ 9000 "SENIOR GOLFERS & JUNIORS: We realize hat pedple on fixed or small incomes may have problems Ppoying dues ofl at once. Therefors, you can pay half bafors April 15th and the balance by June 150. We hope this acrangement is suitable. All other members must be paid by March 14th 10 obtain discounts. "FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS INCLUDE HUSBAND, WIFE. THE JUNIORS GOLF FOR FREE ON YOUR MEMBERSHIP. VERY IMPORTANT: Due to the amount of snow still at the Club, we ask that your membership dues be taken or sent to: THE MUSIC LESSON PLACE, c/o Mr. J. McGraw, 470 Ritson Road South, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 5J9. Note: With your dues please include name, address and telephone number. » FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 579-6601 SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: Spruce - 23; Ash- 22; Maple - 19; Pine - 15; Elm - 15; Birch - 11. MEN: High Single: Glen Howsam - 282. h.s.w.h: Glen Howsam - 282. High Triple: Glen Howsam - 731. H.T.W.H: Glen Howsam - 731. WOMEN: High Single: Vivian Rider - 259. H.S.W.H: Vivian Rider - 259. High Triple: Vivian Rider - 701. H.T.W.H: Vivian Rider - 701. YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Hawks - 62; Orioles - 48; Falcons - 45; Blue Birds - 43; Eagles - 41; Blue Jays - 31. High Single: Girls: Terry Prentice - 153. Boys: Graig McFadden - 226. High Double: Girls: Terry Prentice - 247; Candy Stevenson - 247. Boys: Craig McFadden - 419. MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M, LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Beavers - 24; Foxes - 19; Squirrels - 15; Fawns - 15; Bunnies - 7; Chipmunks - 4. Singles over 200: F. Venn- ing - 305,249,223; M. Taylor - 254,230; T..Louvelle - 222; R. Beare - 217; L. Knight - 216; M. Espie - 216; J. Van- Schagen - 210; D. Koch - 209; A. Mulder - 208; M. Murray - 207; J. Lee- 204; N. Christie - 200. Triples over 600: F.. Venn- ing - 777; M. Taylor - 671; T. Louvelle - 609. (Turnto page 21) STW I I Bache (1) goal. Shawn Grant and John Morgan with two assists, Lions -6 Frank Real Estate - 4 Scoring for Lions was Calvin Brewster (4), Mike Brock (2), Larry Collins and Adam Brown both with one assist, and Ricky King 2 assists. Scoring for Frank was Jeff Oke (2), Darryl Bradt (1) and Ted Cochrane (1). Lions Club - 2 Scala Bros, -2 Scoring for Lions was Calvin Brewster assisted by Philip McBride and Mike Brock assisted by Jason Bertrand and Calvin Brewster. Scoring for Scala was Shawn Nany and Craig Venning. Wes Lane -6 Frank Real Estate -3 Scoring for Wes Lane was David Irvine - 2, Shawn Grant 2, Bobby Orr 1, and Joe Jackman 1, assists went to Trevor Solomon 2 assists, Billy Ash 1 and Terry Bache 1 assist. Scoring for Frank was Scott McEachern 1, Jeff Oke 1, David Timms 1, assists went to Duane Leak 2 assists. . NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Kinsmen-5 Scugog Realty -1 In the final regular league game of the season, Kinsmen downed Scugog Realty 5-1. Scoring for Kinsmen were Sean McEnaney with four and Danny Foote with a single. Assists were awarded to John Collins, Noel Lover- ing, Ross Stainton, and Brian Madill. The lone marker for the realtors was an unassisted effort by Kenny Smart. Kinsmen netminder was Craig Leask, while Darrin Hope was kept busy between the pipes for the Realtors. Sportsland -3 Reliable Plumbing - 1 Sportsland took a 3-0 lead on goals by Jason McBride and Mike Olaisen (2) before il, coupon with your' favourite negative & receive any quantity of reprints at 50% off regular price.c} No limit per coupon. Coupon must be presented with your order. the plumbers finally netted one on an unassisted effort by Jody Logan late in the third period. Assists were awarded to Shawn LaRocque, Chad Venning, and Bill Ridell (2) of Sports- land. David Valman was in goal for Sportsland, while David Talbat did a fine job for the Plumbers between the pipes. Sportsland - 6 Reliable Plumbing - 0 In the first game of playoff action, Sportsland shutout Reliable Plumbing 6-0, to take a 1-0 lead in the best of 3 series. Scoring for Sports- land were Steve Desautel with 2, Carl Payne, Richard LaRocque, Jason McBride and Andrew Pereman. Assists went to Chad Venn- ing (2), Richard LaRocque, Shawn LaRocque, and Jason McBride. Greg Kyle played .a fine game in net for- the Plumbers, while Phil Edgar earned the shutout for Sportsland. Kinsmen -1 Scugog realty-0 In the second playoff game, Kinsmen shutout Scugog Realty 1-0 in a very exciting match. Kinsmen's lone marker came late in the first period on an unassisted effort by Jeff Brett. The remainder of the game saw end to end action with both netminders, Craig Leask for Kinsmen and Brad Moase for the Realtors, coming up with big saves. Kinsmen now have a 1-0 lead in the best of 3 series. Tweens skate to draw with Lindsay by Jeannie Muir On Sat. Mar. 6th, the Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens hosted Lindsay tweens. This was an exhibition game in preparation for the Regional 'C' tournament to be held on April 3rd and 4th in Wark- worth. The Chris Allen and Lindsay tweens were very well matched and played a good clean game. The final score was 5-5, the play swung from end to end with each team scoring in turn it seemed. Goals for the Chris Allen tweens were scored by Tina Soomre, Donna Edwards, Heidi Meisner and two for Heather-Muir. Assists came from Coleen Scala (2), Karyn Raines, Bobbie Jo Heaps and Natalie Franssen. Lori Ann Newell was 'out- standing in goal. All girls played well and will do well in Regionals if they continue to play as well. Petites rally to tie Oshawa by Paul Pelow Bruton's I.D.A. Petites travelled to Oshawa Sun Mar. 7 to play the Oshawa "B" team. The girls con- tinued their fine play as they came from behind to tie Oshawa 4 to 4. Port Perry started the game with Val White scoring on the first shift but Oshawa came back to tie the game before the end of the first period. Oshawa outscored Port ] Coupon valid for 10 days only Perry in the second to take a 4 to 3 lead. Val White with her second goal and Kelly Calloway scored in this period. In the third Kim Loudfoot scored the only goal to get the tie for Port Perry. All the girls on the team earned the praise of the parents and coaching staff for their hard work. Next home game is Sat. Mar. 13 at 5:30, cone out and support your local Ringette Assoc. teams. fa "1 ou PNARX \ UAL) i SBRUTONS >A DRUGS - 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-2511