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| RN 2 ITER NR, Ss --- Several teams turnin excellent seasons PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984 -- 23 Girls soccer alive and kicking in Port Perry Several girls' parents commented during the Soccer Club's Cup Day that it was a pity their girls could not continue playing beyond the Atom Division. They were surprised to learn that we have four very successful all-girl teams who travel to Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and Pick- ering competing in the . Durham Girls' Soccer Leagues. Two mosquito teams, Scugug Lumber coach- More (From page 22) Ups - 9; Razzle Dazzle - 9; Scooby Doos - 8; Steakettes - 7; Absent- ees - 0. Singles over 200: A. Buma - 277; D. Dar- gavel - 266,215; M. Fritz - 226; M. Jeffrey - 218; V. Slute - 211; K. McBride - 209; J. Leach - 206. Triples over 600: D. Dargavel - 661. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED COUPLES Team Standings: Partridge - 14; Quail - 12; Grouse - 12; Mall- ards - 12; Chuckers - 7; Pheasants - 6. MEN High Single Flat: Don Francis - 286. HSHC: Al York - 290. High Triple Flat: Don Francis - 705. HTHC: Al York - 743. WOMEN High Single Flat: Cyd Stauffer - 231. HSHC: Cyd Stauffer - 314. High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider - 584. HTHC: Vivian Rider - 644. TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Sparky's Delight - 19; Adults Only? - 17; Ford Lovers - 16; Jack's Boys - 16; Kid's Only? - 9; Lucky Strikes - 7. Stauffer - 245; ed by Rob Huggins and Monica Webb and Flam- ingo-Vachon coached by Jim Van Shagen and Elaine Allardyce, did quite well finishing third and fifth respectively in a 9 team league. The Scugog Lumber team also reached the semi- finals in their cup com- petition. The Homestead Furn- iture team played in the Pee-Wee division and had an absolutely splendid season winning High Single: Randy Stauffer - 275; Hal McCullough - 271. High Single with Handicap: Randy Stauffer - 306; John Criscione - 293. High Triple: John Criscione - 702; Bruce Stauffer - 655; Pat Mason - 651. High Triple with Handicap: John Cris- cione - 798; Pat Mason - 768; Bill Ruesink - 734. 600 And Over: Randy Stauffer - 615; John Criscione - 702; Ken Stauffer - 611; Bruce Stauffer - 655; Bruce Norton - 625; Jack Healey - 644; Pat Mason - 651; Bill Ruesink - 620; Ed Weinhold - 619. 215 And Over: Dave Vivian - 230; Randy Stauffer - 275; Ab Ful- ford - 234; John Cris- cione - 229,261; Hal McCullough - 271; Roy Werry - 229; Bruce Bruce Norton - 264; Bill Field- ing - 241; Shawn Coch- rane - 218, Jack Healey - 258,226; Pat Mason - 221,244; Norm Haugen - 222; Bill Owen - 247; Bill Turner - 221; Ed Wein- hold - 241,243. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Gremlins - 14; Cabbage Patchers - 12; Garfields - 12; Spare Bears - 12 Bouncers - 11; Slow the league without los- ing a game and also taking the Cup. Their coaches, Ken Huggins and Al Boumeester, were so enthusiastic about their girls that they wante! to have them all signed up already for next year's competitions. It was obvious from our Bantam girls' first few games that they were in for a very good season. The strength 'and skill level of these bowling Starters - 2. Over 200: A. Spence - 216; M. Dickson - 211; V. Rider - 232; M. Brain -_ 204; J. VanSchagen - 250; M. Cameron - 264; M. Hawes - 203; L. Lynde - 205. High Siugle Flat: Maggie Cameron - 264. High Single with Handicap: Maggie Cameron - 284. High Triple Flat: Janie VanSchagen - 618. High Triple with Handicap: Marilyn Dickson - 683. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 Team Standings: Elm - 24; Birch - 8; Poplar - 7; Spruce - 5; Maple - 5; Oak - 3. High Single Flat: Renee Beare - 260; France Venning - 259; Mary Anne Espie - 239. High Triple Flat: France Venning - 639; Renee Beare - 603; Ilse Allen - 599. Singles over 200: Carol Jackson - 207; Sue Cosburn - 217; Carol Adams - 201; Mary Anne Espie - 239; Renee Beare - 260; Sue Duncan - 227,200; France Venn ing - 203,259; Ilse Allen - 222,218. Triples over 600: France Venning - 639; Renee Beare - 603. Bowlers are still needed. Thanksgiving Special ROAST TURKEY SUBS Your Choice of Fixings: * STUFFING * CRANBERRIES * CHEESE * LETTUCE * TOMATOES * ONIONS '2.65 * SALAD DRESSING Beginning October 3rd, 1984 Subb SUBMARINE LAKEVIEW PLAZA Corner 7A & Water St. Call 985-71 and Clive Roane, came girls had increased Cli agonizingly close when through the years until now it astounds even the seasoned spectators. This Bantam team, sponsored by Port Perry Printing and coached by Bob Ervine Lakers in final of Cdivision their league and lost out in the cup final at Pickering last week. The girls seem to be better at turning out for they came second in _ practices and games and with all the activity demanded playing soccer, a much needed outlet is provided for girls of that age. Car- rides provided no prob- lems for these teams and the parents soon caught the bug as these enthusiastic girls did their *'thing"'. Girl's soccer is most definitely alive and well in Port Perry (From page 22) with two, Jim Beatty and Ray Zaparaniuk with one each. This was the first tournament of the season for the Scugog Lakers and the team was pleased with this first effort. The Lakers are made up of players 35 years of age and older MERV PUGH 179 Casimir St. - Port Perry AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Head Rebuilding - Engines Rebuilt - Rotor & Drum Turning - Flywheel Resurfacing (flat & recessed) - Engine Boring and Head Resurfacing - = |i 5: who play in the Sunday morning Hockey League. Players for this tournament were: John Fox, Ted Blanchard, Garry Farewell, Jim Beatty, Carl Fitzgerald, Ken Smart, Roger Moase, Greg Heffering, Ray Zaparaniuk, Sandy Garvock, Bob Mc- Erchern, Steve Calder, and Glenn Howsam. - a - a ew > a PCG 2525 2525525255255 50S 985- 9345 a - Se andl H The Co-operators' Financial Security Planning program helps you plan today for better tomorrows. 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