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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 18, 1988 Strikes and spares from the bowling lanes TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE October 11, 1988 Team Standings: Our Gang 28; Hi Rollers 26; Cactus Jacks 26: Champs 23; Bowling Thunder! 13; Never Won 10. High Single: Glenn Squires: 299 High Single With Handicap: Bob Farmer: 327. High Triple: Glenn Squires: 738. High Triple With Handicap: Bob Farmer: 861. 215 And Over: Chris Watson 220; David Booth 236; Nick Vanderzwet 268; Glenn Squires 230/299; John Criscione 216/228: Phil Brown 239/242; Paul Brough 227; Bill Ruesink 230; Gerry Louvelle 215; Bob Farmer 231/270; Bill Turner 218/235; Jack Healey 251/252; Hal McCullough 272; Roy Povey 218/232; Gary Reis 246/290; Cary Dowson 243. 600 And Over: Bob Farmer 690; Bill Turner 648; Jack Healey 689; Hal McCullough 608; Roy Povey 626; Nick Vanderzwet 600; Glenn Squires 738; John Criscione 632; Phil Brown 638; Gary Reis 689. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES October 12, 1988 Team Standings: Robins 22; Doves 14; Sparrows 14; Cardinals 13; Orioles 11; Blue Jays 7. High Single: Anita Booth 230. High Single With Handicap: Betty Ann Freeman 274. High Triple: Janis St. John 558. High Triple With Handicap: Sue Yake 740. Games Over 200: Anita Booth 230; Janis St. John 213; Betty Ann Freeman 212. Triples Over 550: Janis St. John 558. : WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: Nabob 29; Taster's Choice 28; Melitta 25; Sanka 20; Hill's Bros. 13; Max- well House 10. Games Over 200 - Dot Lee 203; Agnes Ferguson 204; Gerri Langille 220; Irene Osaduke 250, 212; Kathleen Watts 222; Lorraine LeBlanc 212, 239, 216; Marian Geer 202, 204; Doreen Rush 214; Marg Lee 216, 215; Carol Koch 216. 3 Games Over 600 - Irene Osaduke 634; Lorraine LeBlanc 667. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES October 4, 1988 Team Standings: Trillium 12; Lilac 12; Hibiscus 10; Lily 11; Violets 9; Magnolia 9. Singles Over 200: Joan Knight 210; Joan Fleming 220; Verna Slute 205; Joan Grove 318; Marg Pelow 220, 237; Dorothy Gibson 222. Triples Over 600: Marg Pelow 650; Joan Grove 679. High Single With Handicap: Joan Grove 318. High Triple With Handicap: Marg Pelow 698. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES October 11, 1988 Team Standings: Lilac 16; Li- ly 16; Trilliums 14; Violets 14; Hibiscus 12; Magnolia 12. Singles Over 200: Marg Pelow 260; Dorothy Shanley 203; Vi Lin- ton 220; Lynn Loughlin 225, 233; Joan Grove 241; Kathy Hoar 246. Triple Over 600: Lynn Loughlin 627; Marg Pelow 604. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Spruce 21; THE HOTTEST TICKET IN TOWN! NHL OLDTIMERS .g& ~~ WS. ~ PORT PERRY Pan IR. C' MOJACES -- scugog arena -- 4 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 » Get Your Tickets Before They're Sold Out! -- TICKETS AVAILABLE AT. -- Anderson Chev Olds Bruton's IDA Drugs Cinemax Video Galley Fish & Seafood House of Howard Images by Valyn Irwin Smith Music JD [ishing & Archery Just Around the Corner Lifestyle 2000 Lizylou Color Craft Marlin Travel Myers Bulk Foods Northern Clothing Co. Pete's Pet Pantry Pineridge Sports Port Cleaners Port Perry Carpet & Tile Selections Sportsland Strawberry Threads . Subby's Wallpaper Wonders ALL PROCEEDS TO CENTRAL SEVEN Scugog Island Marina INSIDE COVERED STORAGE FOR 200 BOATS, CAMPERS, CAMPER TRAILERS + /-- 2 ACRES OF OUTSIDE STORAGE -- 2% specializing in ... WINTERIZING of INBOARD / OUTBOARDS Non-Toxic Antifreeze, Oil, etc. -- BOAT BROKERAGE -- FALL TUNEUPS Birch 19; Maple 15; Cedar 12; Oak 11; Pine 7. Games Over 200: Stan Clark 203; Les Allen 217; Roger Lafon- taine 250; Sandra Baker 210, 210; Gail Wallace 208, 215; Bill Fritz 237; Robert Espie 207; Gord Geer 202; Cheryl Allen 245; Mike Baker 220; Erma Rivers 221; Nancy Bryans 249; Ethel Lafontaine 210; Marg Fritz 210. Their fans enjoy the action so far Triples Over 600: Bill Fritz 623 (237); Nancy Bryans 617 (249). THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S Team Standings: Brian's Tow- ing 19; Philp 17; Norm's 15; Lake Scugog Lumber 13; Dowson's 12; Village Taxi 11; Centennail 9; Allen Siding 7; Emmersons 6; I.G.A. 6; Legion 6; House of Howard 5. High Single: D. Durham 285; R. Sheehy 280; T. Thompson 272. High Single With Handicap: B. Pomeroy 300; C. Watts 299; C. "Watts 297. High Triple: T. Thompson 709; R. Sheehy 693; C. Watts 661. High Triple With Handicap: W. Cox 793; C. Watts 766; R. Prossor 738. Malmont Atoms win it 6-1 The 1988-89 hockey season is finally underway and what better way to open the season for the Malmont Farm Atom team than with a 6-1 win over Oshawa. If this opening game is any indication of the type of outstanding plays we will be enjoying this year the fans are in for a real treat. The scoring started early in the game as Kenton LeFort blasted home the opening goal with 8 seconds into the game. Picking up the assists were Matt Morris and Tom Chambers. Jay Tredway chalked up his 1st of 2 goals late in the period as he rocketted a hard shot upstairs with Tommy and Matt once again assisting. Early in the 2nd period Jay King raced up the ice and let go with his powerful shot leaving the Oshawa net minder wondering what happened! For Port's next goal, defenceman Billy Zapparanik, with a burst of speed, blew past the Oshawa defence and banged in goal 4 with Craig Laird assisting. Jay Tredway and Ken- ton LeFort combined for Port's next goal scoring from a scram- ble in front of the net. Jeremy Geer scored Port's final game of the night blasting the puck past Tweens season underway On Sat., Oct. 15 the Allen's Siding Products Tweens opened their 1988-89 Ringette season in the CORL League against Mississauga. This year the team is playing Pov. 'A' as it was changed from Pov. B to A. In this game the girls were on the losing end of a 10-1 score. Our lone goal came in the middle of the second period and was scored by Valerie Payne and assisted by Shannon Fox and Michelle Fitzpatrick on a nice passing play. Our girls were played in dif- ferent positions by Coach Morden to find out where the strengths lie. This should prove to be an in- teresting year as we will meet up with some stiff competition. Our next game is Sun., Oct. 23 at 12:30 when we travel to Etobicoke. the Oshawa net minder. Goalies Scot Prechitko and Ian Shrigley played outstanding foiling many Oshawa attempts. Way to go boys. You all played fabulous! This year's team members are: 2 Matt Morris; 3 Tim Fitzpatrick; 4 Tom Chambers; 5 Darryl Bourgeois; 6 Jay Tredway; 7 Bil- ly Zparanuik; 9 Kenton LeFort; 10 Sandy Mark; 11 Craig Laird; 12 Ian MacCready; 14 Jay King; 16 Kirk Swain; 17 Jeremy Geer and sharing goal tending duties 1 Ian Shrigley to 29 Scot Prechitko. This year's coaching staff is Ivan Geer and Dave Bourgeois. Good luck to you all this season and have lots of fun. On Saturday night the Atom 1 travelled to Oshawa to face off against the Bi-Way Red Wings. This game was a one sided match- up as Port easily defeated their opposition 11-3. Scoring Port's goals were Sandy Mark with 3 goals and 1 assist; Jeremy Geer 2 goals and 3 assists; Jay Tred- way, Billy Zapparanuik and Ken- ton LeFort 1 goal 2 assists each; Daryl Bourgeois and Tom Chambers 1 goal each. Chalking up hard earned assists were Kirk Swain, Jimmy Fitzpatrick, Matt Morris and Jay King 2 each and Ian MacCready 1. Way to skate boys. Next home game for the Green Machine is Friday at 8 ATTENTION! fh ER SNOWMOBLE SNOWMOBILE OPERATOR'S LICENCE IS REQUIRED ... ... if you are 12 to 16 years of age, or over 16 years old and do not hold a Motor Vehicle Operator's Licence, you are required by law to get a Snowmobile Operator's Licence. The Snowmobile Operator's Licence may be obtained by taking an instruc- tion course through a local snowmobile club. Qualified instructors licensed by the Ministry of Transportation, instruct classes for the purpose of obtain- ing the licences. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club's instructors, Charles and Bill Harper will be holding 2 CLASSES on NOVEMBER 5th and DECEMBER 3rd, 1988. PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY -- TO DO SO PLEASE CALL: CHARLES HARPER 985-7824 or BILL HARPER 985-3015 1.D. FISHING & ARCHERY rout penny, ont. 985-0737 (Corner of 7A and Water Street, Port Perry) Here to serve you 7 DAYS a WEEK, for all your fishing and archery needs. BEAR - JENNINGS - XI - PSE BOWS EXCALIBUR & BARNETT CROSS BOWS CAMO CLOTHING ICE FISHING EQUIPMENT available including AUGER RENTALS LIVE BAIT