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ham Lamb. (From page 30) Taylor, Darryl Moase, Ryan Williams, Kevin Gray, Matt - Hobbs, Greg Thompson and Todd Parry; Defencemen - Shawn Lewerentz, Brad Morton, Jason Logan, Jeff Clarke, Jeff Jamieson and Matt Mantel. Well done boys. *A trade mark of C-I-L Inc. used under licence by BAPCO VOLUME TIRTITET RT RS AT te v SLs TONT Tee din - ' Seldom mentioned in the week- ly game reports, but never overlooked as the key factor in the success and development of the players and the team, are the coaches. Both parents and players wish to express their ap- preciation and gratitude to Bryce "WALLPAPER WONDERS PORT PERRY PLAZA -- 985-0509 SPRING CLEARANCE In Stock, PRE-PASTED B : ; Choose from a large ATE --- JOR DERS oie ssisiinne S50¢ 12 ft. - SAVE 30% on all BOOK ORDERS and on VERTICALS & VENETIANS (orders for V&V completed in 10 working days) PATIO DOOR SETS from .. : Monday to Wednesday 9 AM to 5:30 PM: Kz Thurs. 9 AM to 8 PM; Fri. & Sat. 9 AM to 5:30 PM. CILUX - A home's best friend. Dressed for success The 13th annual Kelly Bonsplel was held last week at the Blackstock Curling Rink, and the above rink not only won for top curling, they took the best dressed award hands down as well. At left Gerald Kelly presents trophy to winning skip Doug Kadowakl and team members Karen Kadowakl, Esther Kelly and Sheldon Robertson. As for the fancy outfits, Doug said his rink just happened to be In the mood for spring. Runner-up in this fun-filled three-game event was Dale Van Camp and his rink of Janet Van Camp, Lois Flett and Mil- Pineridge Sports winners _Jones. Mike Pretchitko and Harvey Williams for the many hours of time both on and off the ice." And finally, thank-you to Pineridge Sports, our sponsor. Have a good summer! i Cini CELY 210 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 11, 1989 -- 31 The Port Perry tions" wound up their 88-89 season by travelling to Buffalo, New York to participate in the Pepsi Tournament of mpions on Fri. 31 March. Much to everyone's surprise, their first game at 6:45 p.m. on the Friday was against the Oshawa Black Hawks whom Port Perry skated to a 2-2 tie with, Port took a 2-0 lead on goals by Dillan Weber assisted by Joey Vanderleeuw and Danny Robin- son and a goal by Kent Johnston assisted by Joey Vanderleeuw and Daryl McEnaney. Oshawa was able to come back and tie Port with less then 2 minutes in the third period. The second game was played on Sat. April 1 at 8:15 a.m. against. Port Credit, and the 'Pearce Auc- tion" squad chalked up a 2-0 win. Daryl McEnaney scored in the first period assisted by Rob Mur- phy and in the second period, Adam Jones let a blistering slap- shot go from the blue line and the Port Credit goalie didn't see the puck until it was in the net. Assists on this goal went to Justin Kowalczyk and Rob Murphy. The third game was played on Sun. April 2 at 1:30 p.m. against a team from Bolton Ont.. Port Perry came out real strong scor- ing the first goal only 34 seconds into the opening period but still "Pearce Auc- came up on the short end losing the game 4-2, Daryl McEnaney scored with Dillan Weber and Joey Vanderleeuw assisting and then Bowling (From page 28) High Triple with Handicap: Mike Fluke 862. 215 and over: Glenn Squires 235/237, Jack Healey 257, Bill Owen 228, Jeff Haugen 229, Gerry Louvelle 249/285/295, Roy Povey 216, John Criscione 228, Paul Brough 217/234/243, Vince Cris- cione 235, Dave Squires 220/246, Craig McFadden 220/245, Jeff Cox 251, Mike Fluke 227/252, Adrian Donnelly 215, Shane Fox 240. TUNING KEEPING CENTRAL ONTARIO INFORMED! Auctioneers in Buffalo tourney Mike Morden put one in assisted by Derek Leeming and Adam Jones. This loss put Port Perry out of the tournament but the boys put on an excellent display of novice hockey this weekend. Congratulations to Bryce Jones and his Pineridge 'Atoms who " were also at this tournament and made it to the Championship final. Special thanks to John Pearce and his lovely wife Beryl for their support over the season and real- ly nice to see them in Buffalo - showing more support and dedication to this novice hockey club which they have sponsored - for quite a few years. Not too many sponsors would go that ex- tra distance for any team, but it was never a question for John and Beryl. : Thanks to Brian Shanley, Brian : Morton, and especially John Vanderleeuw for assisting me all night Friday night and almost right up until game time Saturday morning '"'cleaning up the party room. As the hockey season in now over for the "Pearce Auctions." I would like to thank everyone who made my job as manager as easy as possible. Also, Bob Spencley, our coach and Murray Empringham, our trainer, you guys made the job real easy because you looked after all the foul-ups. I wish I had the patience yon both have! Anyway, that's it for this year and hope to see you all in September. scores 600 and over: Glenn Squires 668, Jack Healey 624, Gerry Louvelle 829, Roy Povey 609, Paul Brough 694, Dave Squires 662, Craig McFadden 639, Jeff Cox 602, Bill Turner 600, Mike Fluke, 694. Wed. Night Ladies Apr. 5/89 Team Standings: Orioles 39, Sparrows 38, Blue Jays 34, Doves 32, Robins 32, Cardinals 14. | High Single: Jackie Dempster 224. High Single with Handicap: Chris Davies 268. High Triple: Linda Marsh 560. High Triple with Handicap: Chris Davies. 710. Games over 200: Jackie Demp- ster 224, Chris Davies 207, Anne Aldridge 202, Anita Booth 201, Lin- da Marsh 202, Sue Little 200. Triples over 550: Linda Marsh 560 Winners of the 3rd Section: Orioles Anne Aldridge, Darlene Petch, Lynda Jeffrey, Brenda Hollister, Mary Newell, Linda Marsh. REMEMBER TO ATTEND THE BLOOD DONOR CLINIC THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 14 SEE ADS IN THIS ISSUE OF THE STAR FOR DETAILS