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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 4, 1986 Strikes and Spares at the bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Ultra-Brites - 47; Pepsodents - 32; Aqua-Fresh - 30; Crests - 29; Close-Ups - 28; Col- gates - 26. High Single: Ann Meester - 254. High Triple: Ann Meester - 655. Triples over 600: Ann Meester - 655, Marg Lee - 652. Singles over 200: Ann Meester - 254,202; Marg Lee - 243,219; Yvonne Priebe - 228; Joyce Storry - 213; Carol Koch - 207; Marg Moore - 206; Barb Kelly - 204; Nancy Barr - 201. - LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Jetsons - 38, Snorks - 31; Littles - 31; Flintstones - 29; Chipmunks - 24; Smurfs - 15. High Single: Vivian Foster - 252. High Triple: Leanne Saunders - 574. Singles over 200: Lynn Yorke - 201; Dayle Forderer - 213; Valli Har- ris - 213; Gail Kowalczyk - 213; Leanne Saunders - 225; Gail Loud- foot - 228; Alice Glasbergen - 229; Myrtle Gimblett - 231; Gail Bolton - 249; Vivian Foster - 252. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING LEAGUE Total Points: Centennial Lanes - 26; Philp Pontiac - 26; Chris Allen Aluminum - 23; Brian's Towing - 21; Village Taxi - 19, Dowson's Valu- Mart - 19; Home Hardware - 17; Legion 419 - 16; Port Perry IGA - 13; Emmersons Insurance - 13; Scugog Oil and Undercoating - 9; Norm's General Contracting - 8. Top Three Total Pinfall: Centen- nial - 54627; Chris Allen Aluminum - 54132; Brian's Towing - 53050. Individual High Scores: Single Flat: Mike Longo - 323, Gerry Louvelle - 300; Tim Thomp- son - 272. Single with Handicap: Mike Longo - 330; Harvey Dearborn - 303; Gerry Louvelle - 300. Triple Flat: Mike Longo - 777, Gerry Louvelle - 754, Ray Twist - 741; Don Phinney - 729; Ron Red- -man - 721. Triples with Handicap: Don Phin- . ney - 801; Mike Longo - 798; Gerry Louvelle/Ron Redman,- 754. JUNIOR LEAGUE Team Standings: Pontiacs (Sec- tion Winners) - 27; Chevettes - 24; Oldsmobiles - 22; Firebirds - 18; Buicks - 15; Lemans - 14. Girls High Single: Christine Linkert - 152. Girls High Double: Christine Linkert - 261. Boys High Single: Mike Skarrett - 190. Boys High Double: Jason Towns -324. MONDAY NIGHT ~ LADIES 7:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Donald Duck - 36; Mickey Mouse - 32; Pluto - 27; Minnie Mouse - 26; Bambi - 26 Goofy - 21. Singles over 200: E. Langford - 257: S. Jackson - 233,213; P. Ber- trand - 228; M. Burnfield - 225; B. Cripps - 223; S. Cosburn - 212; F. Venning - 208; Y. Day - 205. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Tuesday, January 28 Team Standings: Retreads - 45 (Section 2 winners) ; Blue Jays - 41; Young and Old - 39; Redoubtables - 35; Accidents - 31; Bushers - 19. High Single: Kevin Gassien - 304. High Single with Handicap: Kevin Petite C's romp to 9-1 victory After more than a week without the blades on, the Petite C's travell- .ed to Bobcaygeon on January 29 to ~ test their skills. We hoped that the energy and enthusiasm shown dur- ing pre-game cheer would continue throughout the game. We weren't disappointed. Michelle Fitzpatrick started the . scoring early in the first period and continued to play a strong game throughout. She had five goals to her credit by the final buzzer with assists on two of these from Leea Kinnunen and Sara Wanamaker. Valerie Payne popped two past the Bobcaygeon goalie, assisted on one by Vicki Stainton. Angela Wierz- bicki worked hard and claimed one goal - assisted by Vicki Stainton. Amanda Webb counted one on the scoreboard with the assist going to " Angela Wierzbicki. Bobcaygeon on- ly managed to slip one shot past our hot goalie, Sarah Coyne. Final score 9-1 for Port Perry. Great game girls, we knew you could do it! Let no one say ringette players aren't dedicated! Through the bliz- zard of Saturday, February 1, we travelled to Ops Arena to play the Lindsay Petite C's. Having met these girls before, we knew we had our work cut out for us and we weren't disappointed. The girls skated a strong game and had many shots on net but were faced with a goalie who seemed to be able to stop anything passed in her direction. With more players, the Lindsay team was able to change lines often thus having well rested players on the ice. Port Perry tried hard but this time came out on the low end of the score with Lindsay claiming a 7-2 victory. Michelle Fitzpatrick flipped in our two goals assisted by Valerie Payne and Leea Kinnunen. Keep trying girls, there's better days ahead. RENT A NEW PONTIAC " ECONOMY LJ STANDARD /FULL SIZE . LOW RATES ® COMPACT oe LONG TERM LEASING o TRUCK RENTALS HOURS , REIL, B Hours Mon Thur till 9 Mon. Thur tll 9 Friday tll 5:30 { ort IAC BUICK LIMITED Friday till 5 30 Saturday tll 4 10 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY 985 8474 Saturday till 4 Gassien - 329. High Triple: John Criscione - 694. High Triple with Handicap: Bill 215 And Over: Bruce Stauffer - 219; Pat Mason - 245; Kevin Haugen - 221; Jack Healey - 222; Roy Werry -219; Kevin Gassien - 304; Bill Owen - 227,229; Rob Postma - 236; Hal McCullough - 222,253; John Cris- cione - 230,262; Bill Ruesink - 222,248. 600 And Over: Roy Werry - 607; Hal McCullough - 607; Kevin Gas- sien - 641; Bill Owen - 602; Pat Mason - 647; Bill Ruesink - 647: John Criscione - 694. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Oilers - 44; Canadiens - 43; Rangers - 35; Bruins - 34; Red Wings - 30; Maple Leafs - 24. Mens High Single Flat: Clark - 252. Mens High Single with Handicap: Barry Oliver - 283. Mens High Triple Flat: Ted Har- vard - 659. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Tom Tennyson - 702. Ladies High Single Flat: Kay McBride - 216. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Doris Dunlop - 257. Ladies High Triple Flat: Pat Turner - 558. Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Doris Dunlop - 664. Ladies over 200: Kay McBride - 216; Marcy Trimble - 207; Doris Dunlop - 205; Pat Turner - 204. Men over 210: Lorne Clark - 252; Jim Rider - 251; Ted Harvard - 245; Lorne TH MIME LLY EIR. T= Barry Oliver - 240; Bill Turner - 236, Tom Tennyson - 228,212; Brad Ben- ford - 216. Mens Triple over 615: Bill Turner - 637; Ted Harvard - 659. TUESAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Lemons - 49; Honeydews - 45; Strawberry Short- cake - 38; Kiwis - 30; Pears ~ 20; Pit- ted Cherries - 20. Second Section Winners: Joan Groves, Doris Tripp, Linda Hughes, Mary Cannon, Marj Giroux, Muriel Graham. First Section Winners: Pitted Cherries. Singles over 200: Kay McBride - 219; Kathy Hoar - 220; Chris Tripp . 203; Joan Groves - 204; Marj Giroux - 217,212; Muriel Graham - 223: Joan Fleming - 268; Dorothy Shanley - 234; Lynn Laughlin - 212; Marg Jeffrey - 218; Barb Evans - 211,228; Kacey Harper - 224. Triple over 600: Barb Evans - 620. Curling Corner by Scott Howey Well done to Vern Powell and his Seniors rink who competed in Ux- bridge on the weekend. The Port Perry team won their first game but dropped the next two to eliminate them from the competition. I'd like to clarify one point, one of the two Intermediate teams that played in Unionville on January 24 was in fact skipped by Garnet Warriner, vice Ralph Fairman, second Roy Corden and lead Ted Griffen. The Colt Club Level Playdown - B side final Robin Parish defeated Ralph Fairman. The Zone Level for Colts is being held in Newmarket from Feb. 14-16. The Labatt Tankard Ontario Finals start today (Tuesday) in Richmond Hill at the Elgin Arena. Two teams from Port Perry travelled to Quebec City last week for the annual mens bonspiel. Both: teams did well making it past the qualifying games and curled on in- to the weekend. Team members in- clude lan Griffen, Paul Griffen, Randy Scott, Steve Mowat, Ted Griffen, Jack Griffen, Bill Cornish, Jim Baird, Ivan Parkinson and Wilf Pascoe. This Sat. Feb. 8 is the Bill Beare Mixed Bonspiel at the Curling Club. According to an incident reported in another publication a curling clubs refrigeration plant broke down. The clubs icemaker was unable to solve the problem so an expert was called in. This expert us- ing a small hammer, taped an in- tricate part of the machine and had the plant running smoothly again. The expert then submitted his bill - for $350. The outraged club demand- ed an itemized bill for this small task. The expert returned the follow- ing: Hammer Tap - $1.; Knowing Where to Tap - $349. '_~ anD SAVE BIG! NL of Discover the great taste of Dixie Lee, the perfect way to feed your family a delicious, nutritious meal at economical family prices. 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