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oo W---- MONDAY NIGHT 7:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Fearls - 22; Topaz - 17; Rubys - 14; Opals - 13; Emeralds - 11; Dia- Rr ee lr gl ED il i 2'7; R. Davidge - - 202; F. Venning - 242,215,347; 1. - 245,258; K. Murray - 211; P. Reis - 218,203; L. Evans - 200; P. Langley - 200; T. MacDonald - 241; S. Duncan - 202, High Triple: F. Venn- "ing - 804; S. Jackson - 676; R. Finley - 614. Triples over 600: S. Jackson - 676; R. Finley - 614. Triples over 800: F. Venning - 804. YOUTH LEAGUE Team : Blue Jays - 18; Orioles - 13; Eagles - 12; Hawks - 10; Falcons - 5; Blue Birds - 2 Girls High Single: Shari Haugen - 173. Girls High Double: Stephanie Tower - 330. Boys High Single: Graham Sullivan - 197. Boys High Double: Shane Cochrane - 346. . TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Sparky's Delight - 30; Pat's Pushovers - 20; Heavy Rollers - 16; High Rollers - 14; Porkeys - 14; Strange Brew - 11. High Singles: Bruce Stauffer - 281; Bill Turner - 281. " High Single with Handicap: Bruce Norton - 286; Bill Turner - 286; Bruce Stauffer - 284. High Triple: John Criscione - 718, Bruce Stauffer - 708; Bill Turner - 705. High Triple with Handicap: John Cris- cione - 733; Bill Turner - 720; Bruce Stauffer - 715. 600 And Over: Dave Vivian - 634; Hal Mc- Cullough - 611; Bill Reusink - 655; Bruce Norton - 628; John Criscione - 718; Bruce Stauffer - 708; Steve "Robinson - 623; Bill Turner - 705. 215 And Over: Dave Vivian - 238; Hal Mc- Cullough - 219; Ross Muir - 245; Ed Weinhold - 222; Bill Reusink - 239,223; Bruce Norton - 265,219; John Criscione - 268,241; Pat Mason - 226; Craig McFadden - 254; Bruce Stauffer - 281; Steve Robinson - 228; Bill Turner - 281, 250; Kevin Haugen - 232. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Team Standings: No.5 Stars - 15; No.3 Sump fymps - 13; No.l TV Shots - 11; No2 Low Rollers; No. 6 the Hazzards; No. 4 Short Circuits High Triples: Roger - 625; Bob 55 Bob High Singles: Bryans - M5. Lorne aig TEA REN GEN Morley - 231; S. Jackson a id & sl Mallory - 243,205; Nancy Bryans - 236; Roger La- fontaine - 233,231; Ethel Lafontaine - 215; Joan Bayley - 210,202; Al Tomchishn - 207; Les Allen - 203; Bill Fritz, . 200. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING Team Standings: Comets - 19; Bobcats - 14; Lynx - 14; Mustangs - 13; Cougars - 13; Sky- larks - 11. MEN: High Single Flat: Gerry Louvelle - 305. High Single with Handicap: Gerry Louvelle - 305. High. Triple Flat: Gerry Louvelle - 793. High Triple with Handicap: Gerry Louvelle - 793. LADIES: High Single Flat: Sharon Woodhouse - 228. High Single with Handicap: Sharon Woodhouse - 266. High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider - 624. High Triple with Handicap: Vivian Rider po 210: Gerry Lou- velle - 305,210,278; Felix Feverau - 221; John Grieves - 219; Sharon Woodhouse - 228; Fern Harvard - 217; Glen Howsam - 215,227; Vivian Rider - 225, Al York - 268,218; George Imrie - 217; Terry Lou- velle - 230; Jim Rider - 246,254. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Gutter Lovers - 28; "No Names" 24; Care Bears - 23; Spanish Coffee - 21; Three (M's) - 19; Pina Colada - 11. Singles over 200: Dorothy Shanley - 229; Jennifer Smith - 247; Joanne Leach - 204; Kacey Harper - 240,207; Carol Phillips - 213,204; Marj Giroux - 209; Doris Dargavel - 203. Triples over 600: Dorothy Shanley - 614; Kacey Harper - 600 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Championship: Pearls - 2830; Rubies - 2909; Opals - 2905. Consolation: Emeralds - 3181; Dia- monds - 2859; Jades - 2683. Over 200: L. Cook - 221; J. Walker - 207; D. Keeler - 214; F. Venning - 230; J. Mitchell - 200; L. Lynde - 222.238; V. Rider 214,245; D. Horton - 207,219; M. Brain - 262; M. Hawes - 240; L. Faint - 215; B. Appleby - 201. Over 600: V. Rider - 644; D. Horton - 601; L. Lynde - 638. High Single Flat: M. Brain - 262. High Single with Maodicap: M. Brain - yr" Tin Flat: V. Rider - High "ri with Handicap: L. Lynde - 714. MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Thunderbirds - 25; Cor- vettes - 20; Cadillac - 16; Mercedes - 16; Mustang 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 13, 1984 Pins, strikes at the bowling lanes - 16; Lincoln - 12. Singles over 200: Linda Marsh - 341; Vivian Rider - 288,261; Sharon Stone - 253; Corinne Watts - 241; - Laura Longo - 240; Gail Kowalczyk - 224; Marg Pelow - 221; Gale Ballard - 205,214; Thelma McCreight - 215; Debbie Johnston - 212; Darlene McBride - 201,210; Marg Mec- Connell - 208; Colleen Kozak - 206; Ilean Pugh - 205; Dayle Forderer - 209. Triples over 600: Vivian Rider - 734; Linda Marsh - 680. High Single Flat: Linda Marsh - 341. High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider - 734. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Coffee Crisps - 19; Milky Ways - 14; Almonds Joys - 11; Sweet Maries - 7, Oh Henrys - 7; Kit Kats - 5. High Single: Norma Tower - 285. High Triple: Marg Lee - 666. Triples over 600: Marg Lee - 666; Carol Koch - 638. Singles over 200: Norma Tower - 285; Carol Koch - 261,207; Marg Lee - 253,240; Georgina Sutcliffe - 241; Merle St. John - 235; Marg Moore - 213,202; Yvonne Priebe - 203; Joyce Storry - 200. High-Low Winners: Carol Koch; Joan Fletcher. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Do No's - 53; Centennial Lanes - 50; Port Perry IGA - 42; Home Hard- ware - 42; Emmersons Insurance - 37; Legion 419 - 33; Dowson's Red and White - 32; Philp Pontiac - 29; Brian's Towing - 29; Norm's Contracting - 27; Chris Allen Aluminum - 26; Wayne's Auto Parts - 23. High Single Flat: B. Stauffer - 321; D. Francis - 285; GG. Louvelle - 283. High Single with Handicap: B. Stauffer - 326, T. Watts - 308; D. Francis - 308. High Triple Flat: J. Rider - 768; D. Francis - 742; B. Stauffer - 731. High Triple with Handicap: D. Francis - 805, R. Sheehey - 760; B. Stauffer - 746. Bowlers over 625: J. Rider - 768; D. Francis - 742; B. Stauffer - 731; G. Louvelle - 699; R. Shee- hey - 679, V. Walker - 679, R. Todd - 660; R. Twist - 657, B. Town- send - 645; B. Knapp - 636. THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Do No's - 48; Centennial Lanes - 43; Home Hard- ware - 42, Port Perry IGA - 35, Emmersons Insurance - 34; Legion 419 - 28; Brian's Towing - 27; Norm's Contract- ing - 27; Philp Pontiac - 27; Dowson"s Red and White - 25; Wayne's Auto Parts - 23; Chris Allen Aluminum - 22. Single Flat: R. ys 354; yy Menzies - 331; P. Crawford - 322. High Single with Handicap: G. Menzies - 332; P. Crawford - 332; B. Knapp - 322. High Triple Flat: R. Todd - 796; C. Watts - 714; G. Menzies - 692. High Triple with Handicap: D. Dickson - - 807; J. Twist - 754; C. Watts - 750. Bowlers over 625: R. Todd - 796; C. Watts - 714; G. Menzies - 692; B. Knapp - 677; J. Rider - Jr. C "old-timers 1, challenge the MoJacks The Port Perry Minor Hockey Association will be the big winner on March 17 when the Junior C "Old-timers" take to the ice at the Scugog Arena against the 1983-84 MoJacks. This will be the second year in a row for this ex- hibition game and all proceeds are to be turn- ed over to the PPMHA. Last year, the "Old Boys" showed that they still know their way around the blue lines as they defeated the Mo- Jacks by a score of 9-3. Junior C fans in Port Perry will recognize many of the players in the "Old Boys" line-up for this Saturday's game, including: Ken David- son, Shawn Lackie, Ken Nightingale, Paul Curtis, Harry Fair, Paul Had- den, Larry Geer, Gary Elliott, Neil McLaughlin, Bob Marquis, Grant McLaughlin, Paul Kane, Dave Bourgeois, Ken Jeffrey, Dave Jackson, Rick Campbell, Doug Christie, Mark Jobb and Glenn McCoy. Ivan Luke will handle the coaching duties behind the bench. The game will be a non-contact, no slap shot affair, and promises to be just fine entertain- ment for the whole family. In addition to the finan- cial support for Minor Hockey in the communi- ty, this game will recognize the contribu- tion made by Minor Hockey and Ken Jackson of Mother Jackson's With shut-out in first game of playoffs On Friday March $§ the J.T. Pearce Auction- eers hosted Cobourg for the 1st game of the play- offs coming up with a 3-0 win and a shut-out for our super goaltender, Andrew Pereman. Sean McEnaney put Port on the scoreboard in the first period assisted by Chadd Brown. In the second period Michael Williams scored assist- ed by Lindsay Parry and Mike Staniland. In the 3rd period Mike Staniland scored the final goal of the game assisted by Gavin Cochrane. On Sat. March 10 the Auctioneers travelled to Uxbridge for a tourna- ment coming up with a 11-0 win. Jeff Andrews started the scoring in the first period assisted by Chadd Brown. Steven Desautels then scored assisted by Michael Williams. Jeff Andrews scored again assisted by Gavin Cochrane. The second period goals are the following - Lindsay Parry - unassisted; Duane Empringham - assist Gavin Cochrane, Sean McEnaney - assists Jeff Andrews and Chadd Brown, Chadd Brown - assist Jeff Andrews, Duane Empringham - unassist- ed, Duane Empringham unassisted, Duane earn- ed himself a hat trick. In the third period Michael Williams scored an unassisted goal while "had 2 penalties. Sean McEnancy scored the final goal of the game assisted by Jeff Andrews. In the second game, Port met Cobourg going down to defeat at a 3-2 loss. Cobourg opened the scoring in the first period - Duane Empr- ingham scored Port's first goal assisted by Scott Heasman. In the second period, Gavin Cochrane scored an un- assisted goal. Cobourg scored another goal in the second period to tie ti up. With only 2 minutes left in the 3rd, Novice win the opener Cobourg scored their winning goal. The Auctioneers will travel to Cobourg on Monday, March 12 for their 2nd playoff game. On Wed. March 14, 673; G. Louvelle - 666; J. Owen - 659; R. Twist - 656; P. Crawford - 649; R. 'Chandler - 647; D. Dickson - 642; J. Davis - 640. Open Kitchens, who has sponsored Junior C hockey in this town since the team was formed more than a decade ago. Tickets are $2.50 for adults with seniors and students free, and there will be door prizes of hockey sticks autograph- ed by the Leafs. Face off is 8:00 p.m. on March 17, so make plans to enjoy what should be a good exhibition of hockey, and support Minor Hockey at the same time. Cobourg will return to Port for the 3rd play off game. On Friday and Saturday March 16th and 17th, the Auction- eers will travel to Plattsville for a 2 day tournament. Stones in final The George Stone boys had two games in the bag when they went on the ice on Monday March 5th. Tottenham came out fighting and had one in the net within 8 seconds of the game. Port took a few minutes to recover but Gerry Douma man- aged to equalize 4 minutes into the game. Early into the second period, Jimmy Vernon put the George Stone boys one up. Tottenham rallied again and the score was 2 each at the end of the second period. Seconds into the third period Tottenham went ahead one minute later Port equalized with a goal from Matt Durward assisted by Brian Appleby and Jimmy Vernon. The pressure was on every- body now to see who could come up with the next goal. Port's Troy McCully managed to squeeze one past the Tottenham goalkeper assisted by Brian Apple- by and Matt Durward. The last ten minutes of the game was a hard fought battle with end to end play But Port man- aged to hold on and came out with a 4-3 victory. Credit has to go to the young Tottenham team who only had eleven men in their team. Port now meets Ernestown in a final best of 5 series for the championship. Good luck boys! INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS By Appointment Only! Ready while you wait. Call the office today! 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