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PAP al aS Se - - - 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 26, 1985 Bowling spares and strikes WHITBY-0SHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas Street East -- Whithy, Ontario SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS \--g Call... Kevin Cannon 666-1772 686-1745 residence 985-2515 Public Skating SCUGOG ARENA -- Port Perry -- LAST DAYS! Tues., Mar. 26 Sun., Mar. 31 Some Ice Time Available. PHONE 985-8698 KAWARTHA REGION CONSERVATION AUTHORITY XD » 5th Annual N PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST \ "Nature in the Kawarthas" >' CATEGORIES 1 35 millimetre shdes 2 Prints. black and white or colour. 8 x 10" or larger framed or mounted PRIZES 1st Git Certificate to a camera store $35 00 2nd Git Certificate to the Nature Canada Bookshop $25 3rd A book on nature photography (Prizes are awarded in both categories) RULES 1 Entries must be received by May 20. 198% 2 Only three entries per category per person 3 Amateur photographers only Entries will be received al the Kawartha Region Conservation Authority. Heritage House Box 819 feneion Falls or at Su Sandlrd Fleming College. Lindsay All entries will be displayed at the Spring Reflections Art Show at Sit Sandford Fleming College. from june 3 16 198% SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUB SOCCER REGISTRATION Latcham Centre - Port Perry 'March 30 & 31 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. * & * 4 @ FEES: Single Child - $30.00; Family - $55.00 Late Registration after April 30th: Single $35.00; Family $60.00. More information please call: EVELYN MARK - 985-8368 MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7 P.M. Team Standings: Elm v - 19; Oak - 18; Poplar - 15; Spruce - 14; Birch - 9; Maple - 9. High Singles: R. Beare -269; B. Appleby - 242; 1. Allen - 238. Singles over 200: F. Venning - 226,215; B. Thompson - 207,215; I. Allen - 238; C. Jackson - 202; R. Beare - 269,209; S. Duncan - 223; B. Appleby - 242; S. Jackson - 229; G. Wallace - 222; R. Finley - 237; 1. Morley - 207. High Triples: R. Beare -630; F. Venning - 626; S. Duncan - 612. Triples over 600: R. Beare - 630; F. Venning -626; S. Duncan - 612; B. Thompson - 608; I. Allen - 611; S. Jackson - 600. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES Team Standings: Pheasants - 29; Quail - 25; Chuckers - 24; Par- tridge - 23; Grouse - 14; Mallards - 11. MEN: High Single Flat: Bill Turner - 290. High Single with Han- dicap: Bill Turner - 290. High Triple Flat: Al York - 696. High Triple with Han- dicap: Al York - 696. LADIES: High Single Flat: Beth Oke - 240. High Single with Han-. dicap: Mary Pipher - 297. High Triple: Beth Oke High Triple with Han- dicap: Mary Pipher - 706. Over 210: Al York - 248,249; Robbin Black - 230; Bill Turner - 290; Kay McBride - 225, Mary Pipher - 230; Beth Oke - 240; Jim Rider - 216; Marcy Trimble - 230; Ken Stauffer - 227; Terry Black - 217; Elroy Trim- ble 242; Doreen Chessman - 227; Dave Vincent - 222; Ken Pipher - 242. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING Team Standings: Kid's Only? - 29; Jack's Boys - 22; Adult's Only? - 21; Lucky Strikes - 19; Sparky's Delite - 19; Ford Lovers - 16. High Single: John Cris- cione - 328; Bruce Stauf- fer - 306; Gary Reis - 303; Bill Owen - 301. High Single with Han- dicap: John Criscione - BOX 428, UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO UXBRIDGE FOXHEAD GOLF COURSE 852-7962 Men's Fuli Membership Weekends Only (Fri to Sun, Ladies' Full Membership Husband and Wite Family (4) Seniors Full (60 yrs ) Men & Ladies Juniors under (14) Students 15 to 21 1985 FEE SCHEDULE Weekdays Only (Monday to Thursday) including hohdays) Weekdays (Mon to Thurs including holidays) 250.00 PRO SHOP/GOLF SUPPLIES - Well Stocked 341; Gary Reis - 338; Bill Owen - 318. High Triple: Bruce Stauffer - 734; Bill Owen - 726; Roy Werry - 687. High Triple with Han- dicap: Bill Owen - 777; Roy Werry - 759; Bill Fielding - 724. 600 And Over; Bruce Stauffer - 734; Bili Owen - 726; Roy Werry - 687; Bill Turner - 658; Bill Fielding - 637; John Cris- cione - 637; Steve Robin- son - 631, Pat Mason - 611; Gary Reis - 609. 215 And Over: Pat Mason - 246; Bill Ruesink - 218; Norm Haugen - 227; Bill Owen - 224,301; John Criscione - 328; Roy Werry - 242,268; Peter Sutcliffe - 229; Bruce Stauffer - 306,226; Bill Fielding - 258; Bill Turner - 221,257; Ed Weinhold - 226; Randy Stauffer - 222; Steve Robinson - 244; Gary Reis - 303; Ken Horner - 217. YOUTH LEAGUE Team Standings: Blue Birds - 22; Hawks - 18; Orioles - 17; Blue Jays - 16; Eagles - 10; Falcons -1. Girls High Single: Karen Davies - 169. Girls High Double: Karen Davies - 318. Boys High Single: Kevin Gassien - 201. Boys High Double: Jason Cooper - 391. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Chiclets - 33; Juicy Fruits - 28; Hubba Bub- bas -23; Bubble Yums - 21; Bubblicious - 13; Dou- ble Mints - 8. . ign Single: Marg Lee g Triple: Marg Lee - 820. Triples over 600: Marg Lee - 820; Joyce Storry - 681. Singles over 200: Marg Lee - 387,232,201; Joyce Storry - 270,246; Yvonne Priebe - 257,205; Gerri Langille - 242; Merle St. John - 226; Nancy Barr - 223; Marion Farmer - 212; Dorothy Lee - 211; Janet Smith - 209; Heather Moore - 208. Rose Brown - 206; Jo Anne Russell - 202; Barb Kelly - 201. MONDAY 9:00 LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Pumas - 19; Leopards - 17, Jaguars - 16; Pan- thers - 14; Cougars - 10; Tigers - 8. - Games over 200: Galil Bolton - 228; Betty Col- lins - 202; Shirley Dehaas - 212,218; Pat Rankin - 237; Diana Brough - 250,224; Corinne Watts - 286; Marg Pelow 243,237, Laura Longo - 212; Gail Kowalczyk - 238; Gail Loudfoot - 218; Leanne Saunders - 269, Betty Moore - 218. High Single: Corinne Watts - 289. High Triple: Corinne Watts - 667. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING Champions: Chestnuts - 3263; Pecans - 3017; Peanuts - 2868. Consolation: Acorns - 3290; Almonds - 3045; Cashews - 2766. Games 200: Roger Lafontaine - 317,237,244, Paul Crouter - 266,220; Don Orr - 210,233; Sharon Wright - 257; Cheryl Allen - 245; Robert Espie - 221; Jack Monsma - 209; Jim Buchan -- 201; Janet over Rankin - 201. Games over 600: Roger Lafontaine - 798; Paul Crouter - 646; Don Orr - 617. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING PLAYOFFS Mar. 19, 1985. Sportsland winds up in second spot Sunday, March 24th the Sportsland Junior Ringette team hosted Markham in an exhibi- tion game. Unfortunate- ly we came out on the short end of the score. Markham opened the scoring early in the first period and by the end of the period were ahead 5 to 0. Although the girls made several good shots on goal, they couldn't get past the Markham goalie. Tina Soomre scored our only two goals of the game. Both of them were assisted by Vicki Reid and Colleen Scala. Heidi Meisner and Anne Finch were both taken up to the hospital with leg injuries in the second period but neither turned out to be anything too serious. The regular season has ended and the Sportsland team placed a solid se- cond in their league. They had a super year and deserve to be con- gratulated. Terry Childs gave us great goalten- ding all year. Our 'defence lines of Jessica Fluke, Denise Tomkins, Colleen Scala, Val White and Anne Finch played great ringette keeping the opposition out of our end as much as possible. The offensive play of Sherry Harris, Kim Loudfoot, Joanne For All Your Automotive Needs Whether you're-wanting to move up to an '85 or looking for a good deal on a used car ... see me today! BRIAN NORRISH Williamson [= Chevrolet Oldsmobile Uxbridge Pontiac Buick OUR CUSTOMERS SEND THER FRIENDS Uxbridge 852-3357 Toronto 294-9010 Res. 985-8997 Hwy. 47 South, Uxbridge Desautels, Heidi Meisner, Tina Soomre, Colleen Yorke and Vicki Reid got us many goals and many wins. The tournaments net- ted the girls one gold medal and one silver and - in the Regionals a berth in the semi-finals. Jim and Marg Lawrence and Sue Soaper were great behind the bench as can be seen by the team stats. Thanks go to Sport- sland for their sponsor- ship in making the year possible and to the parents and fans who supported the team all year. But most of all thanks go to the girls for their calibre of play and a job well done. As Norm would say, "What a team!!!" Petites end with a win On Sat. March 23, in the last league game of the season for the Bruton's 1.D.A Petites, they hosted the Sunderland team and beat them by a score of 114. Port opened the scoring early and con- tinued to take the ring from the opposition, make some good passes and shoot. When the defence was moved up they also continued in this fashion. Scoring for 'Port were Denna Lover- ing 4 goals, 1 assist; Mis- ty Andrews 3 goals, 1 assist; Nicky Beare 2 goals, 4 assists; Danielle Cooper and Jennifer Morden 1 goal each; Kim Poppleton and Amy Parliament 2 assists; Kelly Menzies and Jen- nifer Morden 1 assist each. It is nice to see the ring being passed before the goal is scored. Keep up the good work girls! All of the girls had a good game. We have our last tour- nament of the year in. Ajax on Mar. 29, 30 and 31. See you at Pickering 'Village Arena on Sat. at 8 A.M. when we take on Ajax. (131. [ell]: (ol [34 Of course you want to keep more of the money you work hard for. And you could --if you let H&R Block prepare your tax return. 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