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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Janvary 14, 1986 first place Smith Contracting - 3 Sportsland - 2 With' first place at stake Smith Contracting jumped out to a 3-0 lead and held on to defeat Sportsland 3-2. Smith's marksmen were Glen McCoy, Mike Driscoll and Brian Cane. Assists to Neil Crouter (2), Mike Creighton and Jody Logan. Scoring for Sportsland, Bill Van- Camp and Ken Smart. Assists to Ken Smart, Ron Zaparanuik and Rick Hope. Larocque Electric - 3 Crandells - 3 Larocque Electric and Crandells Riverboat skated to a 3-3 tie. Crandells Ken Jeffrey scored all of . his teams goals with assists to Larry Courtice, Brian Norton, Wayne Taylor, Reg Templeman and Doug Bache. : Larocque's goals by Ritchie LeFort (2), and Brian Burns. Assists to Ritchie LeFort, Colin Asselstine, John Delorme, Ken Toms and Ron Jeffrey. J&D Carpentry - 5 Compton TV - 2 J&D Carpentry scored 3 goals in the first period en route to a 5-2 win over Compton TV. "Leading J&D"s attack were Brian Samis with 2 goals, Dennis Lycett, Ed Olsen, and Clarence Stephenson with 1 each. Assists to Joe Curran (2), Wayne Fox, Terry Rose, John Connors, Dennis Lycett, Ed Olson, Dan Horner and Jim Beatty. Comptons goals by John Foster and Greg Roberts, Assists to Dave Bourgeois (2), Greg Roberts and Dave Jackson. B.J. Donuts - 3 Galley Fish and Chips - 2 B.J. Donuts climbed out of the basement with a solid 3-2 victory over Galley Fish and Chips. B.J. Donuts John Robertson scored 1 and assisted on Bernie McAneneys goals to take an early 2-0 lead. Larry Jackson made it 3-0 assisted by Bob Tarbotton and Jim Duncan, late in the second period. Galley scored 2 goals in the third. " period by Dale Bronson and Phil . Walmsley. Assists going to Rick Olaisen (2) and George Gladish. After two defeats Juniors bounce back On Saturday, January 11 the , Sherry Harris 1 assist; and Michelle - Sportsland Juniors played in a tour- nament at the local arena. Our first 'game was at 9 a.m. against Ajax. The Ajax girls with their steady skating and passing handed us a defeat of 6-3. Scoring for Port was Rachel Traynor, Kelly Calloway and Jenny Blanchard each with 1 goal and assists going to Kelly Calloway, Cindy Harris, Sherry Harris and Melissa"Moehring. In the second game at 3 p.m. we played against North Bay who beat us by the same 6-3 score. Port skated much better in this game but were unable to put the ring in the net often enough. North Bay went on to win the tournament. Scoring for Port was Colleen York 2 goals, 1 assist; Kelly Calloway 1 goal, 1 assist; Rachel Traynor 1 assist; Beare 1 assist. On Sunday January 12, the Juniors bounced back to defeat Mariposa in a league game 7-3. Ex- cellent goaltending by Terry Childs and Kerri Allen along with good defensive work by Michelle Beare, Cindy Harris, Val White and Kim Loudfoot assured us of the victory. All of the forwards played well with . the scoring of Jenny Blanchard 1 goal, 4 assists; Sherry Harris 3 goals; Melissa Moehring 1 goal, 1 assist; Kelly Calloway 1 goal, 1 assist; Colleen York 1 goal, 1 assist; Kim Loudfoot 1 assist and Rachel Traynor 1 assist. Absent from this game was Kim Caudle and Jennifer Pelow. ~ Our next game is in Whitby Satur- day, January 18 at Iroquois Park at 10 a.m. Broomball league First place battle The boys were back at it again come Sunday as they returned to town for regular league play. In the first game Emmerson's and Oddfellows met up in a battle for fourth place. After the game was: finished, they remained deadlocked as the score read 4-4. Oddfellows goals came from the brooms of Doug Prescott, Kopie DeJong, Brian Robinson, and Ken Bryant. 'Assists went to Dan McKee, Brian Pomeroy and Kevin Martens. Em- merson's retaliated with Charlie Dennis potting two, and singles go- ing to Gene Woodrow and Bill Gerber. Les Allen and Tim Dennis added single assists. Goreski's have now made the bat- tle for first place tight as they down- ed Utica for the first time this season with a 1-0 score. The lone goal came from Randy Sullivan assisted by Tim Ashbridge. Ray Gibson between the pipes for Goreski's got the shutout. The final game of the day saw Beacock's continue where they left off the night before as they shut out B&L 5-0. Goals went to Cordell Keuning with two, and Tom Wotten, Ron Redman and Laval Poulin ad- ding singles. Ron Short, Tom Wot- ten, Dave Dalton and Redman add- ed the assists. The shutout for Beacock's went to Rick McLean. St.John keeps busy The men, women and young peo- ple who are the volunteer members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade are thoroughly trained in First Aid, and must requalify every year. t. John Ambulance Brigade volunteers in Ontario gave first aid treatment to more than 90,000 peo- ple last year. There are about 4,000 of them in the province, serving their communities at public events of every kind. The Brigade is a part of the emergency plans in many On- tario communities. To get in touch with them, call the St. John am- bulance number in your local phone book or the provincial office at 46 Wellesley Street East, Toronto M4Y 1G5, phone 416-923-8411. ha * ' o A moni PALS WG Oip Stedman's Department Store hosted its (pictured with Eve Johnston, left, vice-president eight annual bonspiel at the Port Perry Curling Club Saturday January 1 1th, with prizes award- ed by Miles and Shirley Barr. The winning team of the club), included Pat Eatly, Judy Latta, Carol Jackson and Melinda Fish (absent). Pins and strikes John Criscione - 613; Hal: LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Jetsons - 26; Lit- tles - 21, Flintstones - 18; Snorks - 17; Chipmunks - 16; Smurfs - 7. High Single: Gail Bolton - 247. High Triple: Kathy Bristow - 609. Singles over 200: Vivian Foster - 203; Thelma McCreight - 204; Elma Vernon - 206; Betty Collins - 217; Marg Elford - 222; Valli Harris - 232; - Gail Bolton - 247; Alice Glasbergen - 206,212; Kathy Bristow - 236,222. Triples over 600: Kathy Bristow - 609. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Honey dews - 36; Lemons - 30; Strawberry Short- cake - 24; Pears - 24; Kiwis - 20; Pit- ted Cherries - 13. : Singles over 200: Kacey Harper - 221; Dorothy Kendall - 200; Kay McBride - 210; Lucy Wilson - 220,202; Joanne Leach - 267,203; Joan Fleming - 251; Doris Dargavel Triple over 600: Joanne Leach - 610. : YOUTH LEAGUE Team Standings: Pontiacs . 17; Buicks - 15; Chevettes - 14; Oldsmobiles - 14; Firebirds - 10; Lemans - 5. Girls High Single: Danielle Towei - 180. - Girls High Double: Danielle Tower - 322. Boys High Single: Jason Coope - 219. : Boys High Double: Jason Cooper - 411. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Blue Jays - 34; Young and Old - 27; Redoubtables - 26; Retreads - 26; Accidents - 24; Bushers - 10. High Single: Jack Healey - 254. High Single with Handicap: Jack Healey - 290. High Triple: Jack Healty - 692. High Triple with Handicap: Jack Healey - 800. 215 And Over: Ed Weinhold - 232; Bruce Stauffer - 233; Pat Mason - 237, Bill Ruesink - 226; Jack Healey - 242,254; Paul Trudel - 218; Jason Weinhold - 227; Hal McCullough - 400 And Over: Pat Mason - 609; McCullough - 600; Bruce Stauffer - 621; Ed Weinhold - 607; Jack Healey - 692. : WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Ultra-Brites - 33; Close-Ups - 22; Crests - 21; Pep- sodents - 20; Aqua-Fresh - 16; Col- gates - 14. High Single: Gerri Langille - 244. High Triple: Gerri Langille - 669. Triples over 600: Gerri Langille - 669; Carol Koch - 620; Marg Lee - 607; Ann Meester - 602. Singles over 200: Gerri Langille - 244,229; Janet Smith - 240; Carol Koch - 232; Ann Meester - 227; Marg Lee - 225,221; Yvonne Priebe - 223; Merle St. John - 208; Caron Weber - 206; Gladys McColl - 203; Audrey Brown - 201. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Oilers - 32; Canadiens - 29; Red Wings - 23; Bruins - 22; Rangers - 21; Maple Leafs - 20. Mens High Single Flat: Jim Rider - 338. ' Mens High Single with Handicap: Jim Rider - 338. Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider - 782. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Jim Rider - 782. Ladies High Single Flat: Kay McBride - 262. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Barb Argue - 289. Ladies High Triple Flat: Kay McBride - 638. Ladies High Triple with Han- 'dicap: Barb Argue - 717. Ladies Single over 210: Kay McBride - 262; Sheila Shortridge - 226,229. ; Ladies Triple over 600: Kay McBride - 638. i Mens Single over 210: Jim Rider - 219,338,225; Bill Turner - 212,244,216; Al York - 243; Ted Har- vard - 224,235; Ken Pipher - 219. Mens Triple over 615: Jim Rider -782; Bill Turner - 672; Ted Harvard - 666. - WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Lead Bottoms - 31; Misfits - 25; Alley Cats - 22; Lit- ~ tle Red Corvettes - 22; The Wild Ones - 15; Rear Enders - 11. High Triples: Mary Hawes - 628; Cindy Tulloch - 621. High Triples with Handicap: Cin- - dy Tulloch - 759; Gail Wallace - 695; Sandra Fraser - 658; Cyd Stauffer - 637; Mary Hawes - 628; Debbie Storms - 612; Chris Williamson - 606; Bev Thompson - 602; Sue Atherton - 601; Kathy O'Neil - 600; Carol Pax- ton - 600. High Single: Bev Thompson - 259; Pat Norton - 245; Chris Williamson - 233; Mary Hawes - 237,204; Cindy Tulloch - 229,206; Gail Wallace - 208; Margot Brain - 206; Cyd Stauffer - 200. High Singles with Handicap: Cin- dy Tulloch - 275,232,252; Bev Thomp- son - 273,204; Cyd Stauffer - 256; Gail Wallace - 256,212,227; Pat Norton - 246; Carol Paxton - 246; Margot Brain - 241; Sandra Fraser - 239,209,210; Mary Hawes - 237,204; Chris Williamson - 237; Debbie Storms - 220,216; Bev Goslin - 219,216; Toots Anderson - 212; Marilyn Scribner - 210; Jenny Behl- ing - 209,201; Kathy O'Neil - 215,212; Joan Stauffer - 206,204; Irma Rivers - 201; Sue Atherton - 201. Take special care if bringing planthome Whe you spot a plant you'd like to have in your home -- proceed with caution, says Ruth Friendship, rural organizations co-ordinator (hor- ticulture) with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food's rural organizations and services branch. Check the plant over. Look at the upper and especially the lower leaf surfaces and along the stems for signs of pests or disease. Do not accept diseased or infested plants because these problems will spread to your other indoor plants. plants should be isolated (quaran- tined) for a few days from your other plans to make sure the new ad- - dition is problem-free. The same warnings apply when you bring your plants indoors after a summer vacation-outdoors.