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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 7, 1993 - 37 Monday Night Ladies Team Standings: Pearls N Lace 14, Diamond Studs 7, Ruby Lips 7, Sapphire Stars 5, Emerald Strikes 5, Amethyst Aces 4 High Single: Wanda Hali- burton 266, High Single with Handicap Cheryl Goble 292, High Triple Brenda Tennyson 652, High Triple with Handi- cap Brenda Tennyson 772 Over 200: Wanda Halibur- ton 266, Anne Aldred 233, Lin- da Marsh 228, 225, Marg White 220, 231, Cheryl Goble 243, Edna Langford 241, Marilyn Arnold 208, Brenda Tennyson 221, 246. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Nov. 30 Team Standings: Wilma Flintstone 17, Little Lulu 14, Daisy Mae 11, Blondie 9, Olive Oyl 7, Petunia 5 200 Flat: Lynn Loughlin 207, Kathy Hoar 254, 234, Joan Knight 236, Joyce Storry 232, Vi Linton 228, Joan Fleming 212, Kelli Campbell 209, 203, Laura McHale 203. 600 Triple Flat: Kathy Hoar 652 Wednesday Night Ladies Nov. 24 Team Standings: Balsam Ladies 46, High St. Honeys 41, Island Rd. 37, Marv St. Mom- mas 36, Sexton St. 25, Simcoe Sweethearts 25. Over 200: Peggy Vanderligt 205, Kim Coates 257, Eileen Breen 202, Margot Brain 214, Marg Johansen 225, Lynn Ker- swill 202 Triples Over 550: Kim Coates 627, Margot Brain 565, Marg Johansen 599 Dec.1 Team Standings: Balsam Ladies 51, High St. Honeys 43, Mary St. Mommas 41, Island Rd. 39, Simcoe Sweethearts 30, Sexton St. 27 Over 200: Margot Brain 230, Bev Marshman 292, Barb Con- die 236, Beth Oak 235 Triples Over 550: Carol Hammond 550, Bev Marshman ini Barb Condie 612, Beth Oak Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Polly Wogs 10, Mighty Ducks 9, Loo- ney Birds 9, Piggly Wiggly 7, Kitty Kats 5, Puppy Dogs 2. Singles Over 200: Joyce Storry 218, 248, 236, Carol Koch 217, 220, Ann Meester 217, 244, Nancy Anger 259, Marg Lee 235, Dot Lee 215, Marge McKibbon 215, Ruby Wickiam 214, Merle St. John 214, Marian Geer 204, Marg Jeffrey 202, Lynda Ashton 200. Triples Over 550: Joyce Storry 702, Ann Meester 657, Nancy Anger 570, Carol Koch 565, Marian Geer 563, Lynda Ashton 656, Gerri Langille 556. Thursday Night Mens Standings: Legion 36, 1.G.A. 36, Emmerson Insurance 29, Dowsons 26, Paul Dick Con- tracting 24, Centennial Lanes 23, Philp Pontiac 21, Causeway Live Bait 19, Rick Trotter Exca- vation 13, Brians Towing 11 High Single Flat: Brian Robinson 289 High Single with Handi- cap: G. Tripp 323 ongh Triple Flat: Bill White High Triple With Handi- cap: Bill White 761 Games Over 215: D. Dick- son 221, W. Lown 243, B. Rob- inson 289, D. Bache 277, 247, B. Bray 217, D. Stewart 237, 245, D. Durham 250, T. Edwards 219, J. Williams 218, G. Tripp 2717, J. Cook 222, C. Watts 216, T. Wats 244, T. Ashbridge 240, B. Sonley 247, B. White 254, 222,285. Co Triples Over 600: W. Lown 611, B. Robinson 661, D. Bache 722, D. Stewart 652, D. Dur- ham 646, T. Ashbridge 641, W. Saunders 611, B. White 761 Atom house league Whitby Auto Wreckers ana Scugog Lumber hooked up for a defensive battle that produced outstanding goaltending by Patrick Dearnne of Whitby and Jamie McQuaid of Scugog Lum- ber. Whitby Auto Wreckers pre- vailed 3-0 but required two late goals in the third period to pre- serve a one-goal lead. Beau Jolicoeur scored on a breakaway with 1:15 left in the second to give Whitby the lead. Darren Royle scored both late goals in the third with assists to Robbie Taylor and Jeff Danilko. Excellent defensive work by Cameron Vernest, Mark Rich- ardson, John-Ross Lennox and Robbie Taylor kept Whitby in the game as Scugog pressed early. Jeff Kane and Mike Koury provided solid support on de- fence for the Scugog side. Our thanks to the boys for an enter- taining game. 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Whitby game back in the second to tie it up and get the lead with two quick goals by Ian Bonser and Steven Schewaga. With 52 seconds to go, Eric Bird made it dead even, going into the third. The third period produced ex- cellent opportunities by both sides, with both goalies keeping the teams at bay. Patrick Dearnne and John Barton were both stars of the game. BUSINESS COMPUTERS . FAMILY COMPUTERS New or Used Get the Full Package All Major Packages Hardware * Software * Tutoring ~ Setup ¢ Support & Service Call WILLIAM M. SANDIFORD WILLIAM M. SANDIFORD JR. (416) 985-1877 Tweens in tourney action The Port Perry Guardian Drugs Tween As came up against some very competitive teams this past weekend in St. Catharines. With much enthu- siasm the girls were up at 5:30 a.m. to play their first tourna- ment me of the season against Etobicoke. Laura Hooker started the scoring off with two big ones each assisted by Jennifer Elliot. Amanda Wakeford scored the tie breaker with just seconds re- maining on a great pass from Janine Hammond. Final score was 3-2. Lauren Christie played her heart out and certainly is prov- ing her skills in net. Bonni-Jo Norton was particularly strong on defense this game. Ater a bit to eat, the girls were lacing their skates again in preparation for meeting their second opponent, Pickering. This game got completely out of hand with Bonni-Jo receiving two injuries (which affected her ability the rest of the toura- ment) and four other Guardian girls received some unneces- sary roughing. Pickering held a 2-0 lead un- til almost the end of the first pe- riod when Brooke Shanley and Diane Vanderligt set Laura up to brighten the scoreboard. Ja- nine scored two beautiful goals unassisted to take the lead. There was no looking back as Port's momentum grew and Pickering's penalty time grew! On a scoring splurge Jenni- fer, Amanda and Diane each found the mark. Assists were earned by Laura and Bonni-Jo and Brooke and Jennifer with a pair each to end the game 6-3. Alechia Cracknell and Janna Senyk played extremely well on defense and Bonni-Jo and Brooke helped out on the score- board as well as defending La- uren all the way. Three games in one day moved to be too many for our girls as they met the strong Markham team later in the af- ternoon. Each team had their chances at scoring but Port just "ran out of steam." Bonni-Jo's knee injury from the previous game worsened and resulted in her being out for the rest of the game. Each of the forwards got a bit of the action with Jennifer scor- Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. LCN NH ON 5 YEAR Personal attention to all of youn general insurance needs. 625° 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 1 985-8471 [FIVE TE TRE Subject to change without notice VINYL SIDING OFFER White Vinyl Siding $49.95, per sq. ft. 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The size of the Seaforth's players seemed to intimidate our girls for the first few min- utes as Seafdrth scored three fast ones. Soon Port realized their own strengths and Janine scored from Laura and Amanda end- ing the first period 3-1. In the last five minutes of the: second period, Seaforth poured it on taking advantage of Port as they took a few chances to get caught up on the scoreboard. They were defeated by a com- fortable margin. Players, coaches, parents and siblings all totally enjoyed this weekend away. The 10 pin bowl- ing leagues in our area may be increased soon!!' Kevin Crack- nell really does have E.S.P. and Janine learned she can't take a shot with 2/3 of a stick. The five new players to this team learned what "Provincial" calibre is all about and they have something to look forward toin Hamilton this April! Atom house league action Scugog Lumber defeated Port Perry Lions Club 6-1 in Atom House League play Dec. 4. Glen Thompson paced the Lumber- men with a hat trick. Trevor | Robins had a pair and Jon Ro- galski chipped in with a single. Adam Douglas, Andrew Kenny, Darryl Knight, Brian Harris and Mike Kouay each had as- sists. Jamie McQuaid had a strong game in goal. Mike Syt- sma and Jeff Kane played strong defensive games. The lone Lions goal scorer was Chris Medford from Rod- ney Bond. Don Campbell was kept busy in goal and made some good saves. The Lions team gave a good effort for the whole game. Bowling Tuesday Night Mens Standings: Missing Bandits 20, Late Bloomers 19, Flawless 12, Country Style 12, Creative Basket Strikers 11, IGA 10. High Single Flat: Glenn Squires 259. 'High Single With Handi- cap: Cary Dowson 299. igh Triple Flat: Booth 648. High Triple With Handi- cap: Milt Anderson 760. Dave Singles Over 215 Flat: Milt - Anderson 218, Glenn Squires 259, Harold McLaughlin 233, Robin Boyce 251, Cary Dowson 2563, 220, Rich Agnew 219, 225, Darin Lazure 221, Dave Booth 244, 224, Peter Booth 243, Bill Ruesink 224, Doug Hall 216, Ken Irvine 218, 221, John Cris- cione 226, Hal McCullough 218, Kevin Martin 247. Triples Over 600 Flat: Glenn Squires 631, Harold McLaughlin 636, Robin Boyce | 644, Rich Agnew 616, D Booth 648. ave "a