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phe III Las or vs mtr. 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 5, 1989 High rollers at bowling alley Mens Thursday Night November 30 Team Standings: Village Taxi 48; Philp Pontiac 47; Legion 44; Dowson's 39; Norm's Contruction - 38; Lake Scugog Lumber 37; Allen Siding 34; House of Howard 32; Brians Towing 28; Centennial Lanes 26; Emmersons 24; 1.G.A. 23 High Single Flat: H. Lawrence 324. High Single Flat W/H: H. Lawrence 346. . High Triple Flat: H. Lawrence 729 High Triple Flat W/H: H. Lawrence 795. Over 215: G. Harding 222; H. Moore 267, E. Johanson 258; K. Davies 240,227; P. Pelow 246; B. Henshall 254;H. Lawrence 324,255; Debreuil 231; D. Orr 241,223; W. Lown 227; J. Cook 261; Local broomball action . +. There were two shut-outs in Yhe three games played Sun- day afternoon in the Port Perry Broomball League. Kevin Beer was in the nets for Monsma Electric as they downed the Framers by a 4-0 score. Doing the scoring was Greg Lepine, Kevin Ibbitson, and Ian Down with two. Getting assists in this one were Ibbitson with three and one each to Lepine and Down. Rick Lees turned in a solid game in the nets as Woodys nipped Emmerson 1-0. The lone goal in this game came off the stick of Larry Manns assisted by Jarrett Har- man. Blackstock went to work in an overtime period to hand a 6-1 defeat to BandR Electric. Ron Wagg had two for the winners, with singles to Bayard, Short and Wotton, and Halkes. In league action November 26, Monsma went on a scoring AUCTION SALE [FRIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 8TH BOY SCOUTS CLUB (formerly Kinsman Club) 245 Lilla Street (off Queen Street), Port Perry. PREVIEW 6:00 PM -- SALE 7:00 PM Merchandise received from store close-outs, liquidation distress business, etc. will be sold by public auction sale. HIGHLIGHTS: JEWELLERY, GOLD, DIAMONDS, 240 RINGS, GOLD WATCHES, TVs, VCRs, MICROWAVES, FIGURINES, COINS, PORCELAINWARE COOKWARE, etc. Partial Listing: Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars worth in Jewellery, 14K Diamond Rings over 1 carat Lady's Solitaires, over 85 assorted, sapphire, emerald, ruby, dinner, cocktail, Lady Di Rings, values up to $10,000. each. Tennis earrings & bracelets. Diamond & sapphire bracelets, 10K & 14K Italian gold chains, bracelets, earrins, Swiss 14K solid gold watches, gold & silver coins, etc. crystal, vases, bowls, dinnerware sets, lamps, Doulton & Hummel figurines, dolls, wall clocks, radios, several stereo and mono colour tvs, 14" to 20", vers, answering machines, microwaves, food processors, bath eye level scales, copper & enamel & steel cookware sets, 100 pcs. tool sets, oak file cabinets, ski & power rower machines, intercoms, Bombay furniture, coffee & hall tables, furnitures, tables, vases, bowls, jars, giftware, houseware, too many to list. Sale by GLOBAL AUCTIONS (416) 475-3793 rampage to blast Woodys by a 10-1 margin, Ken Lynde led the way with three goals and two as- sists. Steve Williams and Ken Fraser had two each, with sin- gles to Ibbitson and Gibson, who also had two assists. Bart Wagar had a pair of assists for the winners. Neil Woodrow was set up by Gene Woodrow for the lone Woodys goal. Rick McLean recorded the shut-out as Blackstock white- washed the Framers 3-0. Bill Pratt and Kevin Grieve each had a goal and assist, with Ron Short also gettinga goal. Dave Dalton had two as- sists and Ron Redman one help- erin this one. And Keith Tremblay got the job done in the cage as BandR blanked Emmerson 3-0. Robinson, McKee and De- Jong had the goals for the win- ners. Collecting assists were DeJong, Mitchell, Mole, Robin- son and Ashbridge. Cash - Cheques w/I.D. only - C/Cards (0) IMPORTANT innoculant needs. BRIAN : (416) 986.4361 PIONEER. BRAND - PRODUCTS AREA FARMERS 'Pioneer Hi-Bred Limited, Chatham, Ontario, is pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Youngfield Farms Ltd. as a Pioneer Sales Representative. Youngfield Farms have assum- ed the area previously serviced by John Baumchen, consisting * of the southern half of Cartwright and Manvers Townships. Brian and Ivan DeJong of Youngfield Farms Ltd. will be pleas- ed to discuss your Pioneer® brand seed or Sila-bac® brand For complete information contact: 'YOUNGFIELD FARMS LTD. RR. 1, Nestleton, Ontario LOB 1LO NOTICE TO IVAN (416) 986-4853 C. Watts 224,218; D. Durham 216; G. McHugh 229; R. Chandler 222; R. Evans 218,238,214; B. White 224,216; T. Cochrane 239; Phil Robinson 241; G. Wilson 238; S. Durham 218; W. Saunders 223; J. Healy 218. : 600 Triples: H. Moore 631; E. Johanson 629; K. Davies 645; B. Henshall 619; H. Lawrence 729; D. Orr 671; T. Thompson 632; J. Cook 651; C. Watts 639; G. McHugh 625; R. Evans 668; B. White 624; T. Cochrane 610; Phil Robinson 604; J. Lynde 602. Tuesday Night Mixed November 28 High Triple: Lorne Mallory 231,231,211 - 673. Robert Espie 262,242, - 671. High Singles: Gail Wallace 245; Alf Tomchishin 227,205; Nancy Bryans 215; Wayne Tweedle 205; Jack Monsma 204. Monday Night Ladies November 27 Team Standings: Secret 46; Whisper 44; Phantom 38; Sheer Energy 25; No Nonsense 19; Leggs 16. High Single: Marg White 244. 200 Games: Marg White 244,215; Terry MacDonald 232; Marg Postill 230; Vivian Foster 224,207; Jody Hockley 210; Bev Silverman 206; Elma Vernon 205; Sylvia Carter 203; Ilean Pugh 201,200. High Triple: Marg White 639. Triples over 600: Marg White 639; Vivian Foster 622. Tuesday Night Men's November 28 Team Standings: El Blankos 19; Lonesome Rollers 12; Champs 12; High Rollers 11; Anonymous 7; Lane Lightning 2. High Single: Glenn Squires 279. High Single with Handicap: Glenn Squires 283. : High Triple: Glenn Squires 715. High Triple with Handicap: Glenn Squires 727. 215 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 218,244,247; Phil Brown 226,242; David Squires 230; Glenn Squires 228,279; Bill Owen 221,229; Nick Vanderzwet 246; John Criscione 240; Hal McCullough 234. 600 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 699; Phil Brown 619; Glenn Squires 715; Bill Owen 607. Ladies Wednesday Night November 29 Team Standings: Tulips 5, Pan- sies 5, Roses 4, Orchids 3, Daisies 2, Lillies 2. High Single: Margot Brain 252. High Single With Handicap: * Eleanor Thachuk 306. High Triple: Linda Marsh 619. High Triple With Handicap: Lynne Taylor 734. Games Over 200: Margot Brain 252, Eleanor Thachuk 251, Bonnie Bell 243, Gail Wallace 235, Rita Beaton 242, Mary Hawes 226, Lin- da Marsh 215, 209, Teri Bell 213, Anita Booth 206, Beth Oke 203, JoAnn Newell 201. Triples Over 550; Linda Marsh 619, Margot Brain 603, Teri Bell 596, Mary Hawes 588, Rita Beaton 568, Lynne Taylor 566, Brenda Hollister 554, Eleanor Thachuk 551. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies November 21 Team Standings: L'Oreal 14, Prell 14, Head & Shoulders 5, .Finesse 5, Adorn 2, Halo 2. 200 Flat: Marg. Jeffrey 232, Kacey Harper 204, Lynn Loughlin 200. November 28 Team Standings: Prell 21, L'Oreal 19, Head & Shoulders 7, Adorn 7, Finesse 7, Halo 2. 200 Flat: Lorna Shook 221, Dorothy Gibson 208, Kelly Camp- bell 205. Sportsiand Bantams tournament champs On November 26 the Sportsland Bantams travelled to Thornton for a tournament. The boys came together and played 3 excellent games of hockey to win the championship. Our first game was against Whitby and the final score was 6-0. Scott Wylie led the way with 2 goals while Jeff Card added one as well as picking up 2 assists. Todd Smart, Sean McEnaney and Aron Royle finished off the scor- ing with one goal apiece. Jason Coutoulakis pitched in with 2 assists with Steve Desautels, Noah St. Amond, Ryan Picard, Lindsay Parry, Mike Sluggett and Peter King all chipping in with 1 assist. Matt Willets picked up the shutout. Port's second game was against a tough Coldwater team. Steve Desautels opened the scor- ing picking up a loose puck behind the net and stuffing it into the open net. Scott Wylie who did a great forechecking job and Mike Sluggett picked up the assists. Coldwater tied the game mid- way through the second period before Sean McEnaney restored the lead with Lindsay Parry and Mike Sluggett picking up the assists. Chris MacLoed finished off the scoring with an empty net goal to give Port a 3-1 victory. Jeff Card and Mike Sluggett picked up the assists. Adam Heyes was sharp between the pipes for Port. In the final, Sportsland came u against a strong club from Stroud. This was a very physical game with a lot of action. The final score of this game was 3-1 but Port also had 2 goals dissallowed so the score was not as close as it seemed. Chris MacLoed got things started with a shot from the point that deflected in off of a Stroud players skate. Sean McEnaney gave Port a 2-0 lead 4 minutes later with what proved to be the winning goal. Lindsay Parry finished off the scoring. Noah St. Amond pitched in with 2 assists while Scott Wylie, Steve Desautel, Lindsay Parry and Aron Royle picking up one assist each. The team would like to thank their fans for their "participa- tion" in this game as they kept the boys up and into the game. If the boys keep up this kind of effort they should have a suc- cessful finish to the year. KARATE HIRYU BUSHIDO KAI Queen & Lilla St., Port Perry Classes - Mon. & Wed. Children - 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.Adults - 8:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. Pay monthly $25 for Children & Students, $35 for Adults. nD Martial Arts Centre Masonic Hall L Join Anytime - 985-0205 - Visitors Welcome y » -- THANK YOU -- | would like to take this opportunity to thank my fans, pit crew and sponsors for making 1989 my best season yet. 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