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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 20, 1992 - 27 oa For the second year in a row the Port Perry High School Archery team won the LOSSA championships. Team mem- bers are: (standing from left) Ken DeJong, Shelley Howsan, Margaret Brawn and Sharon Cracknell. Front row are: Steve Rensink, Mike Freemart and Paula Price. 20YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, MAY 19,1972 . Ninety bowlers turned out for the annual Thursday Night Men's Bowling banquet. John Ballard's lumber squad were the championship winners and Doug Scott's Emmerson squad were the runners-up. Mid- dleton's Meats were the consolation winners. The executive for the Thursday Night Men's Bowling league next season will be Don Wallace, president, Jim Wilson, treasurer, Bill Owen, secretary, and directors Gary McHugh, Jack Cook Jr. and Da- vid Durham. ISYEARS AGO WEDNESDAY,MAY 18,1977 Canoeists are gearing up for the ninth annual Canoe the Nonquon event. Port Perry Minor Baseball Association is organizing its teams for this season. In ball hockey action Port Perry's White Team defeated Courtice 7- 3. Goal scorers for Port were Phil Cochrane and Ron Southern with two each and Stuart Cochrane, Rob Evans, and Jay Williams with one each. Art Grant, Brett Laycoe and John Booroff counted for Courtice. The Red Team defeated the Gold Team 6-2 in the second match. Scor- ing for the Red team were Richie LeFort, Mike Healey, Terry Hender- son, Colin Wackett, Paul Beare and Guy Wright and scoring for the Gold Team were Randy Knight and Paul Moore. The Monday Night Ladies Bowling champs were the team of Jean Hunter, Myrtle Manns, Gayle Ballard, Ruby Dusty, Carol Wilson and Bety Collin. The Thursday Night Bowling champions were the team of Brent Johnston, Gord Goode, Peter Johnstone, Greg St. John and Kevin Walker. 10 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY,MAY 18,1982 Cartwright gymnasts had a successful season. Individual results were as follows. Carol Lewerentz placed second all-round intermedi- ate at COSSA and LOSSA and fifth in intermediate beam at the all- Ontario final. Julie Bryant placed sixth in Junior floor at LOSSA. Heather Rowntree placed fifth in floor and beam, Jennifer Fletcher, fourth in beam, fifth in vault and sixth on floor, Tammy Rohrer was first in compulsary, Shelly Fraser was first in compulsary floor and Je- nifer Gawley was fourth on floor and sixth on beam. These results were from the Central Durham meet. The 24th annual Molson Big fish contest sponsored by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is underway and total prize value is $35,000. The ball hockey season is underway. In the first match the Trojans defeated the Aztecs 5-4. Scoring for the Trojans were Mark Cleveland, Rob Scott, Mike Tobin, Clarke Menzies and Dennis Franssen. For the Aztecs it was Don Dasti with two and Henry Freter and Char: Knutson with one each. In the second ball hockey match the Flames defeated M and M Tire 9-0. Goal scorers were Ken Jeffery and Dale McQuade with two each, Colin Wackett, Richie LeFort, Jim Duncan, Carl Durward and Dave Bronson with one a piece. L 4 The Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling League held its ann * i ual banquet on Wednesday, May 13 at the Islander Banquet Hall. The Tiger Tails were the winners of the first section and had the highest total pinfall for the year. Team members are (front, from left) Lisa Sheehey, Lynn Picard, (back row) Bev Marshman, Barb Condie, and Marg Johansen. ~evevencue - - tT) ry NET Nore hoc poo o & il * Eg FE 4 2 Second section winners of the Wednesday Night Ladies League was Rocky Road. Team members are Julia Dempsey, Kelly Lown, Leslee Hall, and Bev Childs. N { 4 a 4 3 Rls It ' 2: ¥. : po i PEER ¥ £. [he : Fy \ \ ; £ \ he slg J } 2 fy . PRA ox o } . & -- » 3 & Third section winners were Tin Roof. Team members include (front, from left) Anna Starr, Beth Oke, Eileen Gerber, (back) Diane Sadler, and Lynn Heale. Individual award winners in the Wednesday Night Ladies League were (front, from left) Barbara Swan, high single of the year 292 and best sport; Eileen Breen, second section high single with handicap 305; Lynn Picard, second section high triple with handicap 764; Anna Starr, skunk award 45 pins; Julia Dempsey, high triple of the year 698; (back row) Bev Childs, high average of the year 191; Lisa Sheehey, first section high triple with handi- cap 757; Bev Marshman, first section high single with handicap 307; Barb Condie, third section high triple with handicap 727; Marg Johansen, most headpins 46; and Beth Oke, third section high single with handicap 308.