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a Tm IR BN TH UU I SRA RES FRE re J 4 oma (Be ey LE ba '. INGER gpg rae pi Foal ' HARARE EE , a 9 Th z fii Ring 3 Ie {x $ ius og hh AN a 1 | bis . aids. HA i 3 a SORTRNA PIRMBIATI DT AE the B0Y a MAN en OS iv The second annual Ladies Lob Ball tournament sponsored by Barry's Variety was held in Port Perry September 11, with the Betz Pool team from Stouffville edging Seagrave Turkey Power in extra innings to win the championship. Barry Townsend presented trophies to Marcia Wagg, Barb Lee, Fran Taylor and Valli Harris. Strikes and Spares TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: E.T.'s - 14; 1st Ladies - 9; Six Pack - 3; Happy Gang - 7; Love Bug - 5; Star Trekrers - 4. Singles over 200: Dianne Bryurs - 303,227; ~ Connie Townsend - 204,211; Terry Louvelle - 206,222; Kacey Harper - 239; May Raby - 265; Marg Jeffrey - 212; Lynne Cawker - 230; Joanne Leach - 243. Triples over 600: Dianne Bryurs - 682; Connie Townsend - 612. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. BOWLING Team Standings: Screw- drivers - 10; Zombie - 7; Manhatten - 7; Sling - 6; Daiquiri - 6; B- 52 - 6. Singles Over 200: Gail Kowalczyk - 204, 210; Vivian Rider - 233, 271; Linda Marsh - 236; Gail Bolton - 207; Corinne Watts - 230; Gail Loudfoot - 228; Elma Vernon - 227, Marg - Pelow - 206; Colleen Kozak - 209. Triples Over 600: Vivian Rider - 701. MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Peanuts - 17; Almonds - 15; Mac- adamias - 12; Cashews - 9; Filberts - 7; Brazil Nuts - 3. Singles over 200: F. Venning - 250; R. Finley - 237. High Single Handicap: F. Venning - 257. High = Triple with Handicap: H. Murray - 659. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Sabres - 14; Bruins - 12; Red Wings - 9; Rangers - 3; Jets - 2; Leafs - 2. Singles over 200: Carol Wilson - 251; Lucy Cook - 228; Sylvia Grabowski - 220; Alice Spence - 202; Mary Hawes - 285,221; Vivian Rider - 240, 223; Judy Mitchell - 207; Mabel Cook - 202; Jacki Little - 213. High Single Flat: Mary Hawes - 285. High Single with Handicap: Mary Hawes - 305. High Triple Flat: Mary Hawes - 704. High Triple 'with Handicap: Mary Hawes - 764. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: No. 1-3 R's and 2! -5582 - Won 1, Lost 5, Total 3; No.2 Jokers - 5628 - Won 2, Lost 4, Total 4; No.3 - Sooner 6 - 6307 - Won 4, Lost 2, Total 9; No. 4 - 4 - 6186 - Won 5, Lost 1, Total 12; No. 5 - Express - 6578 - Won 3, Lost -3, Total 7; No.6 Ab's Boys - SLO ES DEEGAN 'Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY { -- OPEN -- LUTTE TET TE HTT BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! Tuesday & say i. PLEASE CALL: Evenings - 6:30 P.M. & Saturdays. 985-29 1 6 TT ------_ [J + -- ATTENTION -- o LADIES INTERESTED IN PLAYING BROOMBALL ° (Must be 18 Years of Age or over) * Try-Outs for Port Perry Oilers °o will be held: -o SAT., SEPTEMBER 25th - 11 A.M. e UXBRIDGE FOR INFORMATION CALL: ¢ ARENA 9858108 or (705) 357-2212 with 6173 - Won 3, Lost 3, Total 7. Singles 215 and over: Dave Vivian - 247; Tim Ashbridge - 220; Randy Stuaffer - 254; Dan Deloughery - 219; Roy Werry - 216; John Crisione - 247; Dave Tingle - 234; Tom Lockett - 285; John Fulford - 290,227; Glen Howson - 265; Hal McCullough - 255; Pat Mason - 251,258; Ken Stauffer - 222; Ed Weinhold - 230. oo High Single: John Fulford - 290. High Single with Handicap: John Fulford - 365. Triples 600 and over: Dave Vivian - 629; John Crisione - 621; John Fulford - 720; Glen Howson - 641; Pat Mason - 681. High Triple: John Fulford - 720. High Triple with Handicap: John Fulford - 945. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING Team Standings: Sob's - 7; Hot Stuff - 2; Born Losers - 12; Garfield -9; Hot Oaks - 5; Super Six - 7. MEN oy Singles over 210: Jim Rider - 231,217; Bill Turner - 217; Don Francis - 212,294; Glen Howsam - 212; Gord Bryans - 245; Gerry Louvelle - 225; Andy Baca - 206,225, 212. High Single Flat: Don Francis - 294. High Single with Handicap: Don Francis - 307. Triples over 625: Don Francis - 718; Jim Rider - 657; Andy Baca - 643. High Triple Flat: Don Francis - 718. High Triple with Handicap: Don Francis - 757. WOMEN Singles over 210: Betty Ireland - 224; Vivian Rider - 246. High Single Flat: Vivian Rider - 246. High Single with Handicap: Joanne Howsam - 260. High Triple flat: Vivian Rider - 577. High Triple with Handicap: Joanne Howsam - 672. "wr baad OY a » a | LL The Canadian Tire Juniors - lost their deciding game in the City and District semi- finals to second plate finishers Mr. G's. Mark Jeffrey and Todd Wilbur shared the pitching duties in this game. Mr. G's were leading 5 to 4 in the 8th inning and some timely hitting added three runs, making the final score 8 to 4. The Port Perry boys had their chances, but couldn't get hits at the opportune times. Leading hitters in thig game were Dennis Franssen 3 for 3 including a home run and a double, Dave Dickson 2 for 3, a triple and a double, Mark Cleveland and Grant Curnow were 2 for 4. Other hitters were Steve Redman Hit the deck in shorts and a tee shirt. Or your bikini if you want. You're on a leisurely cruise to remote islands. With names like Martinique, Grenada, Guade- | Pose are the ones you've loupe. T heard of. Ld PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. September 21, 1982 -- 17 Port Juniors bow out and Todd Wilbur. The team has finished a successful season, showing a marked improvement over the 1981 season. They finish- ed third in the City and District League and played well in 5 tournaments. Roland Osske and Tim Thompson combined for 2 no-hitters, one in league play and one at the Junior Elimination Tournament in Oshawa. Mark Jeffrey had an excellent year pitching, especially in the Canadian Tire Tournament, where he lost the championship game 1-0 to Greenbank, and Ken Irvine. Mark and Ken each had three votes for most valuable pitcher going into the championship game. Dave Dickson was leading hitter with a 464 average and Dennis Franssen stole the most bases and hit 400. Dave should be a contender for top average in the league. We would like to thank our sponsor, Canadian Tire and Ray Wilson, for the financial and fan Support he has given to the team. We would also like to thank the people of Port Perry Minor Ball for their support in holding the OASA Junior C Tournament and the Lelp in running the Canadian Tire Mens Tournament. A special thanks to Hillis and Carol Wilbur for their help and support through the season. A big, beautiful sailing vessel glides from one breathtaking Carib- bean jewel to another. And you're aboard, having the time of your life with an intimate group of lively, fun-loving people. Singles and couples, too. There's good food, "grog," and a few pleasant comforts . . . but theres little resemblance to a stay at a fancy hotel, and you'll be happy about that. Spend six days exploring paradise and getting to know congenial people. There's no other vacation like it. Your share from $425. A new cruise is forming now. Write Cap'n Mike for your free adventure booklet in full color. For reservations only call toll free 1-800-327-2600. TN Sm ------ -- -- -- ---- -- -- -------- ------ -- ---- -------- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- ---- -- -- O Windjammer Basefoot Culver Dept. Miami Beach, Florida 33119, Phone 305/373-2090 P.O. Box 120, Name EE i Address City ast bdnitemeenn State/Zip ener creme __ Phone