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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 25, 1986 Port Perry comes alive with another FABULOUS "NIGHT OF JAZZ" By Popular Demand ... SAT., MARCH 1st Come see the "Confederation Jazz Band" Reservations 985-2066 Cmiel a Place QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY See What 1986 Holds for You! ~ PSYCHIC READINGS Tarot Cards - Palm Reading Regular Cards - Object Readings Tea Leaves ... and more! GROUP PARTIES -- SINGLE READINGS Tuesdays beginning at Noon EVENING APPOINTMENTS TUESDAYS AVAILABLE READINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - CALL NOW! -- Strikes and Spares JUNIOR LEAGUE Team Standings: Lemans - 12; Firebirds - 9; Chevettes - 7% Buicks - 7, Pontiacs - 5; Oldsmobiles - 5. Girls High Single: Danielle Tower - 163. : Girls High Double: Brenda Elford - 265. Boys High Single: Jason Cooper - 215. Boys High Double: Jason Cooper 409; LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. BOWLING Team Standings: Littles - 7; Smurfs - 5; Snorks - 5; Chipmunks - 2; Flintstones - 2; Jetsons - 0. High Single: Thelma McCreight - 233. High Triple: Alice Glasbergen - 542. Singles over 200: Doris Hill - 205; Alice Glasbergen - 213; Elma Ver- non - 213; Thelma McCreight - 233. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Team Standings: Blue Jays - 18; Retreads - 11; Bushers - 11; Redoub- tables - 10; Accidents - 9; Young and old - 4. High Single: Bill Owen - 297. High Single with Handicap: Bill Owen - 329. HighTriple: Bill Owen - 706. High Triple with Handicap: Bill Owen - 802. 215 And Over: Bill Owen - 226,297; Paul Brough - 221; Shawn Cochrane -- 219; Pat Mason - 287; Bruce Stauf- fer - 215; David Booth - 229; Kevin Haugen - 220,226,221; Roy Werry - 254,246; Roy Povey - 261; Rick DeShane - 236,219; John Criscione - 241,249; Mel Meulemeester - 217. 600 And Over: Kevin Haugen - 667; David Booth - 605; Roy Povey - 601; Roy Werry - 692; Pat Mason - 661; Bill Owen - 706; Rick DeShane - 643; John Criscione - 688; Mel Meulemeester - 630. THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings: Total Points: Centennial Lanes - 42; Chris Allen Aluminum - 40; Philp Pontiac - 38; Brian's Towing - 37; Village Taxi - 30; Home Hardware - 29; Dowson"s Valu-Mart - 28; Legion 419 - 25; Port ~ Perry 1.G.A. - 20; Emmerson's In- surance - 20; Norm's General Con- tracting - 15; Scugog Oil and Under- coating - 12. Total Pinfall: Centennial Lanes - 64728; Chris Allen Aluminum - 64261; Brian's Towing - 63103. Individual Standings: High Single Flat: Mike Vanderly - 323; F. Hendy - 304; Rick Sheehey - 292. High Single with Handicap: F. Hendy - 342; Mike Vanderly - 331; Kevin Jackson - 310; Gary Menzies - 313. High Triple Flat: Rick Sheehey - 755; Mike Vanderly - 718; Gary Men- zies - 717. High Triple with Handicap: F. Hendy - 823; Rick Sheehey - 779; Gary Menzies - 753. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Pluto - 4; Donald Duck - 4; Minnie Mouse - 4; Bambi - 3; Mickey Mouse - 3; Goofy - 3. Singles over 200: F. Venning - 314,220,212; S. Jackson - 313,227; J. Howsam - 218,213; S. Carter - 218; R. Finley - 216,201; 1. Morley - 209: P. Mark - 200. Triples over 600: F. Venning - 746; S. Jackson - 707. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Aqua-Fresh - 13; Pepsodents - 9; Crests - 7; Close- up - 7; Ultra-Brites - 5; Colgates - 1. High Single: Gladys McColl - 253. High Triple: Gladys McColl - 622. Triples over 600: Gladys McColl - 622. Singles over 200: Gladys McColl - 253,224; Caron Weber - 212; Marg ~ Lee - 209; Ann Meester - 206; Carol Koch - 206; Barbara Kelly - 201. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Oilers - 19; Canadiens - 15; Maple Leafs - 9; Bruins - 7; Rangers - 7, Red Wings - 6. Mens High Single Flat: Jim Rider - 266. Mens High Single with Handicap: Ken Pipher - 279. - Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider - 733. Mens High Triple with Handicap: -Tom Tennyson : 737. Ladies High Single Flat: Marcy Trimble - 267. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Marcy Trimble - 290. Ladies High Triple Flat: Marcy Trimble - 672. Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Marcy Trimble - 741. Ladies over 200: Marcy Trimble - 267,243. Men over 210: Jim Rider - 266,260; Ken Pipher - 264,216; Lorne Clarke - 256; Ted Harvard - 248; Tom Ten- nyson - 239,220; Elroy Trimble - 234; Bill Shortridge - 226; Brad Benford - 222; Bill Turner - 220,211; Al York - 212. Ladies Triple over 600: Marcy Trimble - 672. Mens Triple over 615: Jim Rider - 733; Ken Pipher - 669; Tom Ten- nyson - 665; Ted Harvard - 635; Bill Turner - 619. Scugog island W.I. ~ by Penny Kutlik Travel. What a broadening ex- _ perience! This was an apt motto for this month's program about China and Helen Redman suggested that maybe not only our minds become broadened, but also some other parts of our anatomy (after long hours sitting on tour buses and the like). Hopefully, no such problem af- fected Doreen Adams and Betty Reader, our members who were among several area residents who took an "arts and crafts' tour of China last summer. They provided us with a beautiful display of crafts and souvenirs and a very interesting slide show. The group toured museums and craft factories as well as visiting historical sites and scenic points of interest. Although their presentation showed the beauty of China, it also served to underline that this is a country rebuilding and pulling itself into a more modern age. As China has only recently been opened to tourism (of a sort) the tourists often found themselves to be "main points of interest to the "locals." This might also explain why many of us could not easily name a Chinese city for Roll Call (that, and the fact that many well known names have been changed). Ge Hearin A id (Centre ¢f Port Perry Dr. E. Mueller"s Office - 24 Water St. S_, Plaza, Port Perry, Ontario LOB 1NO After the presentation we were treated to Ginseng and Jasmin Tea as well as several kinds of Chinese pastries and sweets. All in all, it was a super evening enjoyed by everyone. The main order of business was discussion as to the use of funds rais- ed by our summer auction. A com- mittee is looking into replacing some of the tables at the Scugog Island Hall. Barbara Ross sug- gested that we look _ into having a ramp for wheelchairs installed at the front door of the Hall. #his sug- gestion was well received and a mo- tion was passed to inform the Hall Board of our desire to help fund such an undertaking. On Tuesday, March 11 and Tues- day, March 18, we will be sponsor- ing a Home Decor Planning Workshop which will cover Home Decorating, Making Balloon and Roman Shades and Candlewicking. The course will be held at the Scugog Island United Church from 7 p.m. to approximately 10:30 p.m. each night and will be conducted by Lilo Czilock (985-8635) and Penny Kutlik (985-3730). The cost will be approximately $6.50 to cover material costs only. If you are in- terested in attending, please feel free to call us! Dennis J. 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