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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 3, 1987 Sunday Night Mixed League January 35, 1987 Team Standings: Second Section: Ottawa Rough Riders 50, Stampeders 43, Blue Bombers 33, Ti Cats 33, Eskimos 30, Argos 21. Mens High Single Flat: Ken Pipher 275. Mens High Single With Handicap: Ken Pipher 282. On Saturday, January 31 and Sun- day February 1, the Bruton's I.D A. Petites travelled to St. Catherines _ for a tournament' and- after four hard played games of ringette brought home the silver. Port's first game against the host town of St. Catherines finished in a Novice L Games played last Wednesday night resulted in a couple of ties and a lop-sided victory by Port Perry Printing. Van Camp Contracting 2 Kinsmen 2 "In the first game of the evening, Kinsmen opened and closed the scoring, but in between the Van- Camp had a pair of Igoals of their own. Darryl Bourgeois and Justin Wootten fired the VanCamp goals, assists being credited to Scot Prechitko and Stephen Hiemstra. For Kinsmen, lan Shrigley had a goa), and assisted on the other one, which was scored by Matt McClelland. Port Perry Printing 9 David's Hairstyling 1 Matt Mantel was the story in this game, as he scored six of the nine goals for Port Perry Printing, and also had an assist. Ryan Duff had a - Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider 633. Mens High Triple With Handicap: Barry Oliver 671. Ladies High Single Flat: Beth Oke 248. 4 Ladies High Single With Han- "dicap: Beth Oke 267. Ladies High Single Flat: Beth Oke 648. Petites win silver medals 10-9 win for Port Perry. The second game Port came up against last years Ontario "'B" champions a team from Stratford. The girls played an excellent game and at the end of the first period were tied 5-5. pair of goals and Kirk Swain had the other, as well as an assist. Todd Parry and Ryan Morden also had assists. David's lone goal was scored by Matt Brown, assisted by Philip - Donnelly. Remax Realty 1 Swamp Auto Body 1 This game featured good defen- sive work by both squads, as in- dicated by the low score. Remax opened the 'scoring in the first period, Adam Hunter assisted by Jason Robinson. Swamp got the equalizer in the se- cond peripd, Ian McCready scoring from Ryan Edgar. The third period was scoreless, but Remax came close to winning it on a shot by Adam Hunter that glanced off the post and came out behind the Swamp goaltender. ~ ALMOST a) (0)y1]3 CAN SELL YOU A CHAIN SAW... 74 OLD SCUGOG RD: N. . and power tools . ¢esl ...But not just anyone can sell you a ST/HL Each year, STIHL rejects about twice as many applications from potential dealers as they accept. Some are turned down because they are not prepared to carry an inventory of spare parts. Others because they don't provide service AFTER the sale. STIHL IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THIS DEALER HAS MET ALL THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SELLING AND SERVICING THE WORLD'S FIRST -- AND FINEST -- CHAIN SAWS: BLACKSTOCK COUNTRY HARDWARE INC. Why not drop by soon? You'll discover that it's not just a place 8 s' H STIHL chain saws STIHL The World's Larges! Selteng Chan Saw BLACKSTOCK. ONT. NOTHER REASON! moan Ladies High Single With Han- dicap: Nancy Francis 716. Ladies Over 200: Beth Oke 248, 217, Marcy Trimble 237, Sunny Ben- ford 223, Sandi Hoskin 211, Kay McBride 211, Jayne Gotthelf, Nan- cy Francis 209, Brenda Cummings 209. Ladies Over 600: Beth Oke 648. Men Over 210: Barry Oliver 218, Port finished the second period with a strong effort, but came up short with a 11-8 loss. Winning 1 and losing 1 meant that the girls had to win the next game to stay in the run- ning for a championship medal. The girls were equal to the task and came out flying in the third game. The girls did what they had to against Barrie! After the final buzzer had sounded Port had the victory over Barrie by a score of 9-6. By winning two out of 3 games this set up a rematch against Stratford the next day. The girls came out with spirits high and skating hard against Strat- ford but it was not to be! The girls . played short handed numerous times during the game which took its-toll in the end! Even with the loss by a score of 7-4, Port still took the silver and made a lot of people ask 'Where is Port Perry!" The stats for the four games were: Denna 15 goals, 3 assists, Lyndsay 10 goals, 5 assists, Kelly 2 goals, 6 assists, Tanya 5 goals, 5 assists, Chrissy 1 goal, 2 assists, Kim 6 assists, Shannon 5 assists, Michelle 3 assists, Jennifer 3 assists, & Tracy 2 assists. Shots on goal were not counted, but what Amy lacked in size she came up with in effort. were proud of the teams effort! The girls making up the team are: No. 1. Tanya Towns playing wing and dropping back to play good defense. No. 2. Kelly Menzies play- ing centre and wing skated hard and ~ passed well. No. 3. Kim Poppleton playing defense was steady and checked the opposition. No. 4. Jen- nifer Morden playing defense came up with a strong effort. No. 5. Shan- non Fox playing wing passed well and helped set up some goals. No. 6. Lyndsay Dutkewich playing wing and centre showed that size isn't everything. No. 8 Michelle Fitz- patrick playing defense bothered the other teams forwards. No. 9. Tracy Pelow playing defense came up with a strong effort. No. 10. Amy Parliament playing steady between the pipes robbed the shooters on many occasions. No. 30. Denna Lovering playing centre & wing put some good moves on the opposing teams to lead the scoring. No. 88. Chrissy Hicken playing wing dug in "and received a goal for her effort. Our next game is February 14 at 12:30 p.m. in Mississauga. See you there! John Grieve 215, Tom Tennyson 223, Don Francis 234, 215, Wayne Deb- blee 244, Bill Turner 224, 217, lim Rider 254, Ken Pipher 275. Mens Triple Over 615: Jim Rider 633, Don Francis 615; Bill Turner 632. Monday Night Ladies - 7:00 Team Standings: Neptune 34, Jupiter 33, Mercury 29, Saturn 27, Venus 23, Mars 22. Singles Over 200: Marg White 258, 203, France Venning 250, 207, Vivian Canning 234, Karen Kory 217, Marg Postill' 213, Vickie Edwards 210, Carol Jackson 206. Triples Over 600: France Venning 639, Marg White 637. Ladies Monday Night 9:00 p.m. January 26, 1987 Team Standings: Bolts 34, Screws 30, Nails 27, Clips 26, Washers 25, Nuts 24. High Single: Marg Elford 248. High Triple: Marg Elford 632. Singles Over 200: Tracy Beach 203, Ilean Pugh 204, Alice Glasbugen 209, Robin Doan 217, Tina Rose 217, Carol Koch 220, Earla Hill 227, Sue Norton. 233, Lynn Yorke 234, Valli Harris 238, Marg Elfard 248-215. Triples Over 600: Marg Elford 632. Tuesday Night Men's Bowling January 27, 1987 Team Standings: Pat's Pack 5, Know Accounts 5, Untouchables 5, Spark Plugs 2, Leftovers 2, Geezer' Teazers 2. High Single: Kevin Haugen 303. High Single With Handicap: Mel Meulemeester 318. High Triple: Mel Meulemeester 708. High Triple With Handicap: Mel Meulemeester 786. ) 215 And Over: Bruce Stauffer 217, ins and Strikes at the bowling lanes John Crisione 267, Bill Turner 256, David Booth 218, Kevin Haugen 234, Kevin Gassien 234, Norm Haugen 227, Craig McFadden 259, Jim Rider 223/225/232, Bob Farmer 226, Steve Robinson 231, .Gerry Louvelle 255, Ken Stauffer 231/248: Ab Fulford 222/249, Mel Meulemeester 252/292, Bill Ruesink 280, Pat Mason 237, Jason Weinhold 218, Bill Owen + 235/237. 600 And Over: Ken Stauffer 645, _Kevin Haugen 633, Pat Mason 602, John Criscione 646, Jim Rider 680, Jack Healey 604, Steve Robinson 634, Gerry Louvelle 623, Bill Owen 648, Ab Fulford 648, Mel Meulemeester 708, Bill Turner 603, Bill Ruesink 618. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies January 28, 1987 Team Standings: Dove 43, Dial 40, Camay 31, Irish Spring 27, Zest 24, Ivory 24. Singles Over 200: Vera Brown 200, Gladys McColl 241, Marg Prentice 217, Marg Lee 230, Ann Meester 205, 208, Nancy Barr 208, Audrey Brown 236, Joani Fletcher 214, Brenda Mochring 228. High Triple: Ann Meester 585. Tuesday Night Mixed Bowling January 27, 1987 Winners of Section No. 2 Canaries 41 pts. Robins 39, Sparrows 30, Cardinals 30, Hawks 27, Blue Jays 22. Roger Lafontaine 783 (269, 282, ' 232), Jim Buchan 678 (232, 207, 239), Lorne Mallory 626 (230, 238), Gord Geer 620 (221, 267), Merv Bayley 303, Bob Bryans 211, Les Allen 204, Jack Monsma 201. i Janet Rankin 616 (270), Gloria Smuck 206 (244), Sharon Wright 235, Chris Geer 221, Nancy Bryans 216. Chris Williamson 210. Utica cruises over B and L17 1-0 "The parents" and" coaching "statt the regular season the playoff pic- ture appears to be set as to who will be playing who. Also this coming Sunday will determine which of the teams will be travelling to the -. Regionals. Utica 11 B & L Donuts 0 This one appeared close through the first period as the frame ended 3-0 in favour of the Farm Equipment squad on goals by Ken Lynde from Kevin Ibbittson and each scoring an unassisted marker. At the start of the second the onslaught took place as Murray Down notched three in a row with!' Dermot Doyle and Ibbittson assisting on the latter two. Ibbittson made it 7-0 on his second of the game with Mike Mitchell assisting. Lynde then set up Down with" his fourth goal of the game, before Lynde rounding out his hat trick on a set up by Ibbittson. Paul Ibbittson set up Chester Down for goal number ten before Doyle and Ibbittson tearned up for the final marker. 4 MEMBER ll ONTARD FUNERAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION Incorporated ' fo Waggt-McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Home * KINDESS - COURTESY - ECONOMY * WE ARE BONDED FOR YOUR SECURITY * PRE-ARRANGEMENT & CREMATION INFORMATION Serving Port Perry & Surrounding Districts with Listinctive Service SAME LOCATION FOR OVER 75 YEARS (Ineen St., Port Perry 985-2171 ey "With Yi one week left to play i in "Blackstock 5 Oddfellows 3 The Merchants drew first blood just over the halfway point of the opening period when Steve Hawes , set up Tom Wotten. The score was" 2-0 on the next shift as Wayne McGuigan got his first of two in row with Dave Dalton drawing the assist. The first period scoring was rounded out, as Brian Pomeroy fed Kopie DeJong to get Oddfellows in the game. McGuigan"s second mark came with help from Ron Redman. Oddfellows again.made it a one goal difference as DeJong and Pomeroy teamed up again. The final two goals for Blackstock had Redman and McGuigan trade places as Redman notched both of them. Brian Rolyinson unassisted finish- ed the game's scoring. Goreski's 5 Emmerson's 2 Through the first period this one was a real squeaker as the two clubs {raded off tallies. Goreski"s scored first as Tom Powell set up Dave Dickson. The lead lasted 7:00 mins. as Charlie Dennis from Colin Saunders notch- ed goal number one for Emmersons. Both teams traded off one more goal each prior to the end of the first as Bart Wagar tallied for Goreski's and Emmerson's John Saunders counted from Gene Woodrow. ">The second was all Goreski's as they got goals by Powell from Dickson and two in a row by Ed Sex- ton with Bruce Woodrow and Rob Evans drawing assists. ; Sa wa J i Mh on tr mic clbi lni UH ee ee te be iris EL loc Be Bo) ri Tat eA all Ea Sm LAR Si a AR ERR VS RE NCEA Rt AN A ew [Pe -- ami 2) pe Te