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A 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 11, 1986 Tuesday Night Men's Bowling November 4, 1986 Team Standings: Spark Plugs (winners of Section 1) 41, Leftovers. 37, Know Accounts 33, Pat's Pack 32, Geezer Teazers 23, Untouchables 23. High Single: Pat Mason 272. High Single With Handicap: Peter Booth 290° High Triple: Pat Mason 639. High Triple With Handicap: Peter Booth 738. 215 And Over: Peter Booth 241, Jim Rider 228, David Booth 234, Gerry Louvelle 262, John Criscione 216/220, Rick DeShane 236, Kevin Gassien 230, Paul Trudel 218, Steve Robinson 222, Pat Mason 272. 600 And Over: John Criscione 613, Gerry Louvelle 638, Pat Mason 639. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies November 4, 1986 Team Standings: Don't Care 40, Care Bears 37, Pussykats 31, Pro's 30, Sunshine Girls 26, Vamps 25. High Single Flat Score 200 & Over: Joan Fleming 260, 239, Barb Evans 220, Dorothy Kendall 203, Marg Jefferies 203, 210, Mary Can- non 208, 231, May Raby 204, Lucy Wilson 238. Monday Night Ladies 7:00 p.m. Team Standings: Venus 47, Jupiter 42, Neptune 41, Mercury 24, Mars 21, Saturn 12. Triples 600 & Over: F. Venning 610. Singles 200 & Over: F. Venning 241, 212, 1. Morley 215, M. Burnfield 201. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE BOWLING October 26, 1986 Team Standings: Tie Cats 38; Argos 38; Blue Bombers 29; Ottawa Rough Riders 26, Stampeders 20; Eskimos 17. Mens High Single Flat: Phil Hoskin 324. Mens High Single with Handicap: Phil Hoskin 358. Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider 640. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Phil Hoskin 729. Ladies High Single Flat: Fern Harvard 253. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Fern Harvard 297. Ladies High Triple Flat; Jayne Gotthelf 601. Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Jayne Gotthelf 718. Ladies over 200: Beth Oke 213; Kay McBride 201; Fern Harvard 253; Jayne Gotthelf 229; Kay Imrie 214. Ladies Triple over 600: Jayne Got- thelf 601. Men over 210: Ted Harvard 215, 212; Phil Hoskin 324; Jim Rider 235, Tom Tennyson 213; Don Fran- cis 210; Elroy Trimble 250; Brad Benford 211. Mens Triple over 615: Phil Hoskin 627; Jim Rider 640; Elroy Trimble 638. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE November 2, 1936 Team Standings: Tie Cats 45; Argos 38; Ottawa Rough Riders 33; Blue Bombers 32; Eskimos 21; Stampeders 20. Mens Triple Single Flat: Ted Har- vard 241. Mens [Triple Single with Han- dicap: Jim Redman 264. Mens High Triple Flat: Ted Har- vard 706. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Ted Harvard 742. Ladies High Single Flat: Vivian Rider 230. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Vivian Rider 259; Marge Harrison 259. Ladies High Triple flat: Vivian Rider 589. Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Marge Harrison 702. Ladies over 200: Viv Rider 230; Beth Oke 205. Men over 210: Ted Harvard 237, 228, 241; Jim Redman 230; Don Francis 218, 219; Brad Benford 211; Phil Hoskin 211, 210; Jim Rider 225. Mens Triple over 615: Ted Har- With two victories and a 4-4 draw vard 706; Don Francis 637; Jim Rider 613. Wednesday Afternoon November 5, 1986 Team Standings: Zest 43, Dove 40, Camay 40, Irish Spring 39, Dial 25, Ivory 23. First Section Winners: Zest High Single: Terri Davis 241. High Triple: Ann Meester 637. Triples Over 600: Ann Meester 637, Yvonne Priebe 624. Singles Over 200: Terri Davis 241, Ann Meester 231, 231, Yvonne Priebe 226, 209, Marg Lee 221, Joyce Storry 214, Gladys McColl 210, Gerri Langille 209, Barb Kelly 200. Ladies Monday Night 9 P.M. Bowling Team Standings: Bolts 43, Nails 42, Clips 41, Washers 36, Nuts 29, Screws 19. Congratulations to the "Bolts" winners of the first section! 'Dayle, Corinne, Marg, Vicky, Robin." High Single: Tina Rose 243. High Triple: Tine Rose 665. Singles Over 200: Angela McPhee 204, Shirley Whalen 214, Marg Elford 231, Elma Vernon 234, Tina Rose 243, 243. Triples Over 600: Elma Vernon 610, Tina Rose 665. Wednesday Night Ladies November 5, 1986. Team Standings: Young & The Restless 36, The Jokers 33, Strug- gler's 33, All My Children 32, Gamblers 19, Guiding Light 15. Winners of the section is Young & The Restless. High Single: Jayne Gotthelf 276. High Triple: Jayne Gotthelf 609. High Single Over 200: Mary Hawes 226, Jayne Gotthelf 276, Don- na Drew 204, Deb Horton 200, Jen- ny Behling 211, Linda Ashton 233, Pat Norton 215, 237. High Triple Over 550: Linda Ashton 568, Pat Norton 597, Donna Drew 559, Deb Horton 567, Mary Hawes 557, Jayne Gotthelf 609. Fun Night (Belt and Scarf) Win- Good week for Bantam A The Goreski Insulation Bantams had a good week by handily winning 2 games and tying a third. The week started off with the boys travelling to Stouffville and they came home with a 4-4 tie. Graham Sullivan led the way with 2 goals while Clair Cornish and Todd Taylor each picked up singles. Kevin Gibson, Derek Fitzgerald, Chris Legere, Paul Allen and Mike Sorley all pitched in with 1 assist. - On Wednesday night at home the boys had a slow start and didn't come alive until the 3rd period when they exploded for 5 goals. The scoring was spread around in this game as 7 players contributed for a total of 8 goals. Brian Appleby cashed in twice while Taylor, Fit- zgerald, Sorley, Sullivan, Cornish and Jarrett Harman added single markers. Cornish also took on the role of playmaker picking up 4 assists. Taylor pitched in with 2 setups while Legere, Sullivan, Sorley and Wylie added singles. Brad Bricknell kept Lindsay at bay for the first two periods and was on- ly beaten twice. Tweens tie 8-8 The Allen Aluminum Tweens met with a real challenge in Lindsay on Sunday. The game saw Lindsay leading 4-3 the first period but the a real team effort as When Lindsay went ahead with 54 seconds left in the game determina- tion brought Port Perry right back with the answering goal in 12 seconds ending the game in an 8-8 tie. Scoring for Port Perry were Lisa Levy with 6 goals and Nicole Slack 2 goals. Sylvia Durward had 1 assist. Our next game is on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. when Mariposa comes to Port Perry. See you there! LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS? Look here! ... Where consumers in need shop for the professionals in business!' CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION On Saturday night Goreski's travelled to Oshawa to play the Canadians and came home 10-2 winners. This game was never in doubt from the opening face-off as the boys dominated in every aspect of the game. Harman got things started off with the first 2 goals before Cornish took over scoring 5 of the team's next 8 goals. He also added two assists as he totally dominated in this game and impressed everybody with his effort. Sullivan also added 2 goals for the Goreski squad while Sorley picked up a single marker. Paul Wylie pick- ed up 3 assists while Jason Weinhold and Legere each added 2. Sean Bradbury, Fitzgerald, Taylor, Ap- pleby, Sorley and Sullivan all add- ed singles. Also picking up an assist was goaltender Chris McConnell who now takes the point lead among the goalies. He also played well as always in net. Both goaltenders have played ex- tremely well this year as evidenced by their goals against average which is slightly over 3 per game. The offence is also hitting on all cylinders averaging over 5 per game. The next home game is Wednes- day night when they host some other LNHL team out of Oshawa. Come out and support the Goreski squad and watch some exciting hockey. Game time is 7:30. i ----TmE oo ners are: Belt -- Darleen Petch, Scarf -- Bev Evans. Both Belt and Scarf -- Eleanor Thackus Tuesday Night Mixed Bowling November 4, 1986. Team Standings: Robins 35, P ue Jays 34, Hawks 32, Sparrows 31, Canaries 19, Cardinals 17. Strikes and spares at the bowling lanes Ray Wright 639 (219, 224), Les Allen 204, 209, John Buchanan 247, Bob Bryans 230, Lorne Mallory 227, Louis Trudel 212, Jack Monsma 216, Rick Parker 210, Jim Buchan 206, Brian Spence 202. Maryanne Espie 203, 203, Nancy Bryans 206. Curling Corner by Scott Howey Well, it's that time of the year again to get out the brooms and head to the Port Perry Curling Club. I would like to take this opportuni- ty to welcome everyone back to the second year of the Curling Corner. I would also like to welcome all new members to the Curling club. Curling is into it's third week with Men's League on Monday, Wednes- day and Thursday evenings, Business Girls Tuesday evenings, Ladies Monday and Tuesday after- noons, Mixed on Friday evenings and Juniors weekdays after school. This year marks the start of a new Competitive League which is played on Sundays from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Interest in this league has been ex- cellent and spectator turn-out has also been extremely good. The first competition of the year is the Junior Men being held at the Oshawa Curl- ing Club from Nov. 22 to 24. the Club Playdowns for the Labatt Tankard takes place at the club on December 13 and 14, while the Playdown for the Seagrams Mixed is on December 27 and 28. Bantam H.L. November 1, 1986 Emmerson 11 - Franks 4 Emmerson got off to a flying start and kept the pressure on all game to defeat Franks 11-4. Emmerson scoring Darcey Head a hat trick, Marvin Hughes 2 goals, Ron Halligin 2 goals, 1 assist, Dave Bauxcey 2 goals, 1 assist, Doug 'Adams 1 goal, 3 assists, Mike Jaye 1 goal, 2 assists. Franks scoring John Rodway a hat trick, Adam Danter 1 goal, 1 assist, and Steve Armstrong 1 assist. Cochrane 6 - IGA 0 I.G.A. just never got going in this 6-0 defeat at the hands of Cochrane Trotters. Cochranes scoring Mike Butt a hat trick, 1 assist, Paul Kett 2 goals, Aaron Cochrane 1 goal, 1 assist with Alec Cranmer and Herb Hatch each with an assist. A special thank you to Ian Hobbs "who filled in for goal on I.G.A. Ian stopped a lot of pucks in both games. Again this year there is a very good turn-out by the Junior curlers. Reg. Philips is once again donating his time and handling the Junior Program along with some help from two of our new members Rob & Deb Thompson. There are still a few teams need- ed for the upcoming Grey Cup Club Bonspiel on November 29. For more information contact Bonspiel Chair- man Ken Goreski at 985-3129. There was a good sized crowd on hand for the Opening Dance at the Curling Club on Saturday, November 8 with those in atten- dance having a most enjoyable evening. In other news, Ed Werenich along with Larry Inow, Neil Harrison, and Ian Hilton defeated John Base 8-5 to capture the $12,000 first prize of the Molson Classis at the Royal Cana- dian Curling Club in Toronto this past weekend. The Women's event was won by Anne Merklinger from Ottawa Rideau, which downed Carol Thompson of the Royals also by a score of 8-5. The Ottawa rink pick- ed up $5,000. November .5, 1986 Franks 7 - Cochrane 5 Franks jumped out to a 2-0 lead and never relinguished the lead to Cochrane who came within 1 goal 3 times. Franks 7 -'Cochrane 5. Franks scoring John Rodway 2 goals, 1 assist, Adam Danter 2 goals, Chris Logan, Gord Ireland and Chris Bull 1 goal each and Greg Logan 1 assist. Cochrane scoring Mike Butt 4 goals, Paul Kett 1 goal and 1 assist, Herb Hatch 1 assist. Emmerson 5 - IGA 2 Emmerson and 1.G.A. were tied half way into the game but Emmer- son scored 3 unanswered goals to record the win. Emmerson scoring Ron Halligan 2 goals, 2 assist, Darcey Head 2 goals, Chris Cooper 1 goal. Assists went to Niel Mark, Doug Adams and Mike Jaye. I.G.A. scoring Craig Free and Adam Danter both unassisted. Thanks to Kevin Gasseen for fill- ing in goal for 1.G.A. Juveniles finally get into the win column The Port Perry Emiel's Juveniles hdd another rough week losing two but finally putting a one in the win column. The Juveniles lost two, one against Bewdley by a 3 to 1 score and the second against Baltimore by a 5-2 score, both games were on the road. The only win this week was against Omemee. This was the Juveniles first vic- tory in league play. The team final- ly stayed out of the penalty box and played civilized hockey and won by a 4-2 score. the points of this week went to Willie Edwards with 2 goals, 1 assist, Andy Systma 2 goals, Jim White 1 goal and 1 assist, Karl Durham § goal, Todd Reamsbottom 1 assist, Chris Cookman 1 goal, Joe Forder 1 assist and Lee Wilbur 2 assists. The goaltending of John Moore was once again superb saving his team numerous times. The team would like to thank midgets John Harman and Bill Eade for filling in on Tuesday against Omemee. The Juveniles next home game is Thursday, November 13 as they host Manvers at the Scugog Arena at 9:00 p.m.