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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 13, 1990 Port curlers on to DYSSA round Port Perry High School's Boy's curling .team captured the silver medal at LOSSA ing the team from Uxbridge. This time around the Port team defeated Uxbridge by a score of (Lake Ontario Secondary 8-2.This win placed the team in School Associatio) champion- the B division championship ships on Frida against Ajax High School. Ajax went down in defeat 7-4, as Port claimed the silver, and Ajax the bronze. The two top teams from the LOSSA finals compete in the DYSSA(Durham York Secon- dary School Association) cha- mionships tobe held in Oshawa this Friday. Port, along with the A divi- he team of Jason Guindon, Jason Towns, Rob Mitchell, and Ian Thompson lost their first match on Tuesday to a team from Uxbridge. This loss placed the Port Perry team in the B division. On Friday the boys played four games and claimed the vic- tory in each. The tournament was a double knock-out event. Port defeated Eastdale High School, McLaughlin High School, before once again meet- sion LOSSA winners, O'Neill High School of Oshawa, ad- vance to this ehanplonship, to e top two compete against t teams from York Region. Minor softball holds meeting Minor Softball held a meeting recently to get things in motion for the 1990 season. The 1990 Ex- ecutive is as follows: President - Carolyn Best, Vice-President - Barry Johnston, Past President - Rob Cooper, Secretary - Ray Zaparanuik, Treasurer - Lynn Cook, Equipment Manager - Garney Warriner, Diamond Scheduler - Doug Scott, Directors - Jon Dawson, Allynne Jones, John Langford, Ralph French, Stan Zuly. There will be registration at the Kinsmen Hall on Lilla Street, Saturday, March 3 and 4, 10a.m. to 4 p.m.. The cost will be $25.00 per family registering 3 or more. We had a very successful High 5 wafer campaign again last year. We were able to purchase ali new balls that were stolen the previous year. Nicholas Rowe, a T Baller from the Kinsmen team won the grand prize of a weekend in Toronto and tickets to the last 2 Blue Jay games of the season. There were also winners of bats. We will be participating in this program again this year along with raffle tickets for a grand prize of $750. Please support our organization and buy these items when the players come knocking. We have been selected to host the Pee Wee Provincial 0.A.S.A. Championships. Again this year our team will be the Mojacks. We can look forward to some good ball in town from these teams at the end of the season. As our kick off to the season and also to clean-up week, we hope to have several volunteers come out to clean up our parks and have them in good shape for the season. This will take place on Saturday, May 5. : Our next general meeting will be held in April. Please watch the sports section of this paper for dates and times of upcoming events. Floor hockey JUNIOR The Blue Jays and the Red wings played a close game, Mon- day Feb. 5, with the Blue Jays edging out the Red Wings by a score of 6 to 5. In the first period the Red Wings took a 4-2 lead with goals by Chris Langford, David Halward, Darryl Dalton, and Aaron Chambers. Both Blue Jay goals were scored by Evan Bertrand. The second period brought the Blue Jays their third goal, again by Evan Bertrand, giving him a hat trick for the evening. The Red Wings were held scoreless in the second period. The third period saw 1 goal by the Red Wings, scored by David Halward and 3 goals by the Blue Jays, bringing them the victory for the game. Two Jays goals were scored by Jeff Neal and the other by Jon Chambers. Big V in tourney Port Perry's Big V Pee Wee's travelled to Keswick on Sunday Feb. 11 for a tournament. In the first game they were up against a team from Richmond Hill. Scoring for Big V in this game was Chad Mitchell on a nice one- timer from a pass by Johnny Hall. Dylan Ferguson, in goal, stopped many shots as the oppostion was a far stronger team. Despite a hard fought game Big V was defeated 7-1. Later in the day Big V was up against Newmarket. The first goal was scored by Jonathan McCourt who tipped one in on pass from Craig Coates. The se- cond goal was scored when John- nie Hall went in from centre ice on a pass from Jason Brain to Greg Thompson. Playing well on defense were Ryan Williams, Clay Scott, Mike Balmforth and Troy Anderson. Dereck Anderson and Greg Pugh hustled on the forward line, but the Newmarket team went ahead to win the game. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read It this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 The Port Perry High School Boys Curling team com peted in the LOSSA chamionships last week, and came out with a silver medal. The boys will now go onto the DYSSA cham- pionships this Friday. Pictured are (left to ri lead, Jason Guindon, skip, and Jason Towns, ght): Rob Mitchell, second, Jan Thompson vice. See story for details. Pins and strikes Men's Thursday Night February 8 Team Standings: Dowson's Valu Mart 30; Allen's Siding 28; Village Taxi 26; Norm's Cont. 24; Emmersons Insurance 24: Philp Pontiac 23; Brian's Towing 23; Lake Scugog Lumber 22; House of Howard 19; 1.G.A. 14; Centennial Lanes 14; Legion 5. High Single Flat: W. Saunders 311. High Single with Handicap: W. Saunders 323. High Triple Flat: W. Saunders 741. High Triple with Handicap: K. Gassien 791. Games over 215: R. Twist 235: K. Davies 265; R. Sweetman 258; H. Colston 241; D. Lown 218,249; T. Oxley 236; L. Wilbur 217; K. Gassien 232,260,233; D. Dickson 283; T. Thompson 223,259; W. Lown 295; C. Watts 216,216; T. Ed- wards 216; G. Harding 218; G. Vizely 233; B. White 300; P. Robinson 231; G. Wilson 245; B. Sonley 236; W. Saunders 219,311; J. Lynde 236,231,235. Triple over 600: R. Twist 600; " R. Sweetman 632; H. Colston 616; D. Lown 603; D. Dubrevil 616; K. Gassien 725; D. Dickson 648; T. Thompson 667;.W. Lown 614; C. Watts 623; B. White 695; G. Wilson 643; W. Saunders 741; J. Lynde 702. Tuesday Night Mens February 6 Team Standings: Anonymous 16; Lonesome Rollers 14; El Blankos 12; High Rollers 10, Champs 9; Lane Lightning 2. High Single: Phil Brown 261. High Single with Handicap: George Monk 284. High Triple: John Criscione 698. High Triple with Handicap: John Criscione/Glenn Squires/Bill Owen 698. 215 and Over: Steve Robinson 242; Kelly Goreski 220; Peter Booth 231; David Booth 242; John Criscione 210,235,244; Kevin Mar- tin 248; Glenn Squires 237,257; Jack Healey 219,238; Bill Owen 227; Phil Brown 261; Gary Reis 231, George Monk 218,220. 600 and Over: John Criscione 698, Kevin Martin 619; Glenn Squires 695; Jack Healey 613; Bill Owen 608. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies February 7 Team Standings: (Team Sec- tion Winners) ; Sprite 43: Fresca 35; Wink 34; Pepsi 33; Coke 31,7 Up 31. Games over 200: Joyce Storry 200,254; Debbie Chowns 237; Carol Koch 226,215,207; Darlene Vanderswet 208; Marian Geer 218; Gladys McColl 201; Merle St. John 214; Barb Kelly 207; Gerri Langille 223; Regina Walker 208. 3 Games over 600: Gerri Langille 611; Carol Koch 648. Wednesday Night Ladies February 7 Team Standings: Tulips 35; Lillies 34; Pansies 26; Orchids 25, Daisies 24; Roses 24. High Single: Brenda Appleby 271. High Single with Handicap: Brenda Appleby 296. High Triple: Brenda Appleby 671. High Triple with Handicap: Chris Davies 751. 200 and Over: Chris Davies 219,224; Gail Wallace 228,216; Brenda Appleby 214,271; Mary Hawes 253; Agnes Smith 219; Janis St. John 228; Dorothy Freeman 223,222; Jackie Demp- ster 239; Teri Bell 203; Anita Booth 206. Triples 550 and Over: Dorothy Freeman 593; Jackie Dempster 621; Gail Wallace 590; Chris Davies. 607; Mary Hawes 557; Brenda Appleby 671. Monday Night Ladies February 5 Team Standings: Whisper 21; Phantom 19; No Nonsense 17; Sheer Energy 16; Secret 7; Leggs 4 High Single: Marg White 294. 600 Triple: Marg White 681. 200 Games: Cathy Gibson 218; Marg White 216,294; Tina Rose 200; Terry MacDonald 200; Bev Silverman 213; Tracy Beach 207; Maureen Wren 200; Sue Duncan 210; Vivian Foster 219; Carol Cook 217; Sue Norton 200,202; II- ean Pugh 215. Midgets fall 3-2 to Oakwood The Port Perry Canadian Tire Midgets travelled to Oakwood for a game on Monday Feb. 5. The first goal of the game was a nice solo effort by David Volman. Later in the period Herb Hatch pressured the Oakwood defense and his hard work paid off when he got control of the puck and blasted it past the goalie. Steven Styles played well bet- ween the pipes making many good stops. Nathan Brown and Adam Cum- mings played a strong game. It was great to have Aaron Cochrane back from his foot in- jury. A late 3rd period goal by Oakwood gave them a 3-2 victory. There was an excellent turnout for this game and we'll be looking for all the guys to come out to the game this Wednesday night here in Port at 9:00. Effective issue of October 31st, 1989 NEW ADVERTISING DEADLINES for the PORT PERRY STAR Real Estates - THURSDAYS =i All Classified Ads - MONDAYS 11:00 AM All Display Ads - MONDAYS 11 :00 AM