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i Ne RE -- +e Pay at AR I ANG A 7 Et 3 SESE EN SENS AAA Ty vl le Lh ha 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 15, 1983 "Juniors, teachers battle to a 6-6 draw Andrea Grosvenor (left) of Port Perry was the winner of the The Sportsland Jun- iors celebrated Ringette week by challenging the Public School teachers in a game of ringette. This has become an annual challenge and the teachers are getting quite proficient at the game. Their team was Messrs. Ken and Rob Smart, Addison, Mannen, Justynski, Stark, Reid, Kiezebrink, Cooke, Brown and Whalen. The Sportsland team which included some tweens was Cheri Coakwell, Susan Waite, Heather Muir, Lori Ann Newell, Tracy Stani- land, Colleen Scala, Denise Tompkins, Karyn Raines, Tina Soomre, Heidi Meisner, Natalie Franssen, Dawn Park, Joanne Connors and Donna McIntyre. The score was 6-6 with goals for the teachers being scored by Rob Smart, Paul Reid, Wayne Addison, Ian Cooke and Principal afghan draw held by the Ringette Association. President Martha Kiezebrink got two. Franssen presented the afghan to Mrs. Grosvenor on Sunday. The Messrs. Reid, Just- afghan was made by France Venning. One of the highlights of Ringette Week was a game between the Port Perry Belles and members of Scugog Township council Sunday afternoon. The Belles showed the councillors a thing or two about thegame as Results from this week's bowling ac SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING Team Standings: Hot Stuff = 5; Born Losers - 4; Hot Oaks - 4; Super Six - 3; Garfield - 3; S.0B.'s - 2. High Single Flat: Glen Howsam - 301. . H.S.W.H: Glen How- 'sam - 301. High Triple Flat: Glen Howsam - 781. H.TW.H: Glen How- sam - 781. MEN , High Games: Al York - 223; Glen Howsam - 235,245,301,(781); Gord Bryans - 225; Ken Wood- house - 220; Ed Bolton - 245; Ted Harvard - 219, 221; Terry Black - 208, 'they skated to an easy victory. Front from 227; Bill Turner - 200; Don Francis - 259,(616) ; Gerry Louvelle - 209,242, (636); Andy Baca - 227; Gord Ireland - 205,205, 211,(621); Jim Rider - 254,(613). High Single Flat: Kay McBride - 266. H.S.W.H: Betty York - 321. : High Triple Flat: Pat Turner - 562; Vivian Rider - 562. H.T.W.H: Betty York - 717. High Games: Marion Hopkins - 221; Beth Oke - 211; Betty York - 265; Kay McBride - 266; Debbie Bryans - 232: Joanne Howsam - 215; Pat Turner - 224. Atom team. left, are, Kim Garland, Stephanie Butt, Brenda Shepstone and Janice Jackman. Members of council from left, are, Jack Cot- trell, John Wolters, Lawrence Malcolm (with the hat) Jerry Taylor, Harvey Graham - (hiding the goalie pads) and Don Cochrane. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Sabres - 28; Bruins - 25; Jets - 24; Leafs - 18; Rangers - 17; Red Wings - 14. Over 200: Rosa Shee- hey - 224; Vivian Rider - 213; Jean Walker - 229; Judy Mitchell - 210; Irene Doupe 216; Debbie Storms - 234; Lucy Cook - 338,217; Mary Hawes - 229; Pat Norton - 236; Laurie Cooper - 217,201; Chris Williamson - 205; Debbie Horton - 231. Over 600: Pat Norton - 608; Laurie Cooper - 602; Lucy Cook - 738. High Single Flat: Lucy Cook - 338. High Single with Handicap: Debbie Horton - 251; Debbie Storms - 251; Rosa Shee- hey - 251. High Triple Flat: Lucy Cook - 738. High Triple * with Handicap: Debbie Storms - 630. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: 1st Section Winners No.5 - Super "5"; 2nd Section Winners - No.4 Alley Cats. High Triple: Merv Bayley - 662; Paul Mc- Court - 638; Kevin ynski and Brown had assists. Sportsland goals were scored by Heidi, Tina, Joanne, Susan, Heather and Dawn. Heidi and Nat- alie each assisted. Each player enjoyed the game and if there was a little jostling and holding it was all done in fun. A good time was had by all. Thanks teachers for being such good sports. The Sportsland Juniors rounded off Ringette week by host- ing a team from Mark- ham. This is the first year Markham has had ring- ette but the girls showed great promise and a good game was played by both teams. The score was 5-4 for the Sportsland girls. Naat Ary FH EOF A 3 0% 90 25% te SE Heather scored three and Dawn two with assists going to Susan, Tracy, Laurie, Natalie, Lori-Ann and Cheri. Donna played a good game in net. The Sportsland team will be competing in the Mariposa Tournament at Oakwood Arena on Feb. 19 and 20th. Good luck girls. Debs sparkle in easy 9-2 exhibition victory On Sunday, Feb. 6, the Port Perry Debs took on an Oldtimers team of fathers and coaches. The girls were able to dazzle them and beat them by a score of 9-2. The Oldtimers found the girls were skating by them and had the ring before they knew what was happening! Bonnie Bridge opened the scoring followed by Sherri Allen and then Janice Jackman from Sharon Ashmore. The men were able to get one past Sam Heurkins in the first period. This was done by Ted Blan- chard. Cheryl, why were you hanging up- side down in front of the men's bench? Scoring for the Debs in the second period were Rhonda White from Michelle Andrews; Michelle from Rhonda; Cheryl Doherty unassisted; Daphne Butt from Sherri; Daphne from Sharon and Janice from Bonnie. Scoring for the men was done by Ken Little. There was a third goal scored although there were two rings on the ice. Could that be the reason this goal wasn't counted? The men rec- eived quite a few pen- alties and I'm sure they will agree that this game is quite different from that other ice sport. A special thanks to Heather Muir for stepping in at the last moment as the Old- timers goaltender. Also thanks to Jeannie, Val and Archie for coaching two fine teams. Hope you're O.K. Sherri. I did hear both sides want a rematch. Are . you up to it fellas. Be prepared for a few tricks from the Debs! Thanks to both teams of Sam, Bonnie, 2 Michelles, Sharon, Jodi, Allyson, Wendy, Sherri, Daphne, Janice, Cheryl, Rhonda, Ralph, Paul, Tom, John, Ted, Barry Ken, Doug, Rick, Jim, Fred and Mark for giving us such a good game to watch. See you at the next game!! Atoms whip Pt. Hope On February 8th, the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Port Hope for the second game in the Round Robin Series. The Green Machines won by a score of 4-1 against this strong Port Perry was first on the score board at the 6:27 mark on a goal by Mark Andrews assisted by Clair Cornish and defenseman Danny Maw. Seconds later Port Hope tied the game. Only one goal was scored during the 2nd, this by Mike Feasby at the 7:53 mark. Jarrett 'Harman and" defense- man Chris Legere earn- Taylor - 634; Bill Turner - 631; Merv Brisco -625; Connie Mallory - 607. 200 and over: Merv Bay- ley - 270,202; Lorne Mallory - 263; Diane Mc- Court - 261; Bill Turner - 250; Gerry Ogden - 254; Kevin Taylor - 248,218; Paul McCourt - 248,213; Joan Brisco - 236; Ray Wright - 237; Merv Brisco - 232,207; Art Mathews - 233; Roger Lafontaine - 227; Don McQuade - 228,215; Debbie Crouter - 209: Ken Traynor - 207; Les Allen - 205. 300 and over: Mallory - 348. Connie ed the assist. Scoring for Port in the third was Jeff Mills and Clair Cornish. Jarrett Harman and Chris Legere picked up the assists. The Green Machines played host to Stouff- ville on Friday, Feb- ruary 11th. This was the 3rd game of the Round Robin series with Port on the winning side. The first period re- mained scoreless with Stouffville taking a 1-0 lead early in the second. Two minutes later a super passing play from Eric Grosvenor and Mike Feasby resulted in Jarrett Harmon scoring - "to tie the game. A goal by Danny Sluggett gave THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Philps - 30; Legion - 28; Brians - 26; Emmersons - 23; Dowsons - 22; Cen- tennial - 21; Norms Cont. - 20; Waynes - 20; I.G.A. - 20; Chris Allen - 17; Do-No's - 13; Home Hdwe. - 12. Triples over 625: G. Menzies - 829; R. Thom- pson - 740; K. Stauffer - 718; G. Wilson - 712; T. Ashbridge - 654; R. Espie - 650; B. Stauffer - 636, B. Knapp - 632; C. Watts - 625. High Single Flat: G. Menzies - 342; R. Thom- pson - 339; K. Stauffer - Port a 2-1 lead at the end of the 2nd period. Jim Heyes and Jeff Mills earned the assist. Excellent goal tend- ing by Ryan LaRocca prevented Stouffville from scoring in the 2nd and 3rd periods. The Green Machines scored ' once more in the 3rd. This marker came from Greg Fitzgerald after a nice passing play by Jan Heyes and Mark Andrews. Final score was 3-1 for Port. There is no game Friday evening but the Malmont Farms Atoms will play host to several teams on Saturday for their home tournament. The first game is at 8 a.m. tion High Single with Handicap: R. Thom- pson - 364; G. Menzies - 350; K. Stauffer -'319. High Triple Flat: G. Menzies - 829; R. Thom- pson - 740; K. Stauffer - 718. High Triple with Handicap: G. Menzies - 853; R. Thompson - 815; R. Espie - 785. YOUTH BOWLING Team Standings: Hawks - 28; Eagles - 22; Falcons - 18; Blue Birds - 18; Blue Jays - 11; Orioles - 8; Hawks 2nd Section Winners. Girls High Single: (Turn to page 2.7) RL |