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] { --- } 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1985 Bowling scores SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Leafs - 6, Red Wings - 5; Bruins - 4; Rangers - 3; Canadiens - 2; Oilers - | ladies High Single: Pat Turner - 230. Mens High Single: Jim Rider - 283. . Ladies High Triple: Pat Turner - 559 Mens High Triple: Jim Rider - 726 Single Ladies over 210: Pat Turner - 230 Single Mens over 210: J Rider 283.275 Barry Ohver - 236. K McBride - 233. Ball Turner 224. Ken Stauffer 220.224. Brad Benford 214 TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: Strawberry Shortcake - 16. Kiwis - 12, Pitted Cherries - 12, Pears - 9, lL.emons * 7, Honey dews Singles over 200: Joan Groves 235, Carol Philips - 208; Kacey Harper - 219,219,199; Joanne Leach - 214,217, Dorothy Gibson - 207; Lucy Wilson - 231. Triples over 600: Kacey Harper - 637; Joanne Leach - 602; Dorothy Shanley - 644. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Goofy - 7. Pluto - 5, Mickey Mouse - 5. Min- me Mouse - 2, Bambi - 2, Donald Duck - 0 Triples 600 and over: FF Venning 680. C Adams - 627 Singles 200 and Over: FF Venning 282.258. B Rahm - 265. S Cosburn 260, C. Adams 248. B Cripps 243 R Finley 240. S Duncan 224. Howsam 203 G Wallace 202 LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Crests 10. Pepsodents 9 Ultra Brites 8 Aqua High Triple: Ann Meester - 695 friples over 600: Ann Meester - 695. Joyce Storry - 649; Carol Koch - 647 Singles over 200: Carol Koch - 297, Ann Meester - 279,237. Joyce Storry - 271,237, Marg lee - 223, Gerri Langille 218. Gladys McColl 216; Merle St John - 207. Heather Moore - 201 Rose Brown - 200 MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 Standings: Goofy - 12, Pluto - 10, Minme Mouse - 9, Mick- ey Mouse - 7. Bambi - 4. Donald Duck - 0. Singles 200 and over: C Adams -269; F Venn- Team Ing 227,219, T McDonald 227. S. Jackson 218,200; S. Cosburn - 212,209, B. Rahm - 200. Triples over 600: F. Venning - 637, C. Adams - 628; S. Cosburn - 612. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Pep- sodents - 16; Crests - 15, Colgates - 11; Ultra- Brites - 10; Aqua-Fresh - 5; Close-Ups - 4. High Single: Ann Meester and Carol Koch - 231. High Triple: Meester - 684. Triples over 600: Ann Meester - 684. Singles over 200: Ann Meester 231,228,225; Carol Koch - 231; JoAnne Russell - 224; Heather Moore - 215; Barb Kelly - 214; Caron Weber - 212; Gerri Langille - 210; Marg lee - 208, Marg Moore - 205, Carol Beat- ty - 204 THURSDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Ann Team Centennial Village Taxi Towing - 5, Standings: L.anes 7. 7. Brian's Chris Allen Fresh 7 Close Ups 4. Aluminum - 5, Dowsons Colgates 4 Valu-Mart - 5. Legion 419 High Single Carol 5. Emmerson In Koch 297 surance 2 Norms stra, PORT PERRY COMMUNITY Ny 0° to 1000 pm available Contact 985 7709 October 28 available Contact fun!! NEW MEMBERS WELCOME! Business Girl's Curling: Tuesday Evenings, starting October 29 7 00 6 end games Bev Brown 985 8633. Diane Prentice 985 9286 or Alice Edgar Instruction Afternoon Ladies Curling: Monday and Tuesday afternoons. starting 115to315pm 8endgames Instruction Marilyn Puckerin 985 7480 or, Marion Laird 985 9283 Men's Curling League: Monday. Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Thursday afternoons 1 00 to 3 00 p m | star ting Oct 28th Instruction available Contact Ken Middleton 985 7548 or 985 7361 Please call before October 15, 1985 if you would like to join us for good curling, sportsmanship and good General Contracting - 2, Philp Pontiac - 2; Port Perry 1. GA. - 2; Home Hardware - 0, Wayne's Auto Parts - 0. Centennial Lanes leads in total pin-fall with Dowsons trailing by 54. High Single Flat: Ray Twist - 313; Jim Rider - 295; Bruce Stauf- fer/Gerry Louville - 286. High Single with Han- dicap: Ray Twist - 313; Jack Lynde - 303, Bruce Stauffer - 290. High Triple Flat: Joe Stone 792. Gerry Louville - 724. Bruce Stauffer - 711 High Triple with Han- dicap: Joe Stone - 804, Bill Thompson 747; Gerry Louville - 724. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Rangers - 10; Red Wings - 10; Canadiens - 9; Leafs - 6; Bruins - 4; Oilers - 3. Men's High Single Flat: Al York - 280. Men's High Single with Handicap: Al York - 319. Men's High Triple Flat: J. Rider - 748. Men's High Triple with Handicap: J. Rider - 748. Ladies High Single Flat: Pat Turner - 222. Ladies High Single with Handicap: Kay Im- rie - 290. Ladies High Triple Flat: Kay Imrie - 579. Ladies High Triple with Handicap: Kay Im- rie - 651. l.adies over 210: Pat Turner - 222, Kay Imrie - 215,218. Men over 210: Al York - 280; Bill Turner - 268; J Rider - 255,248,245. Ted Harvard - 215 Mens Triple over 615: J Rider - 748 LADIES 9:00 MONDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Smurfs - 17. Snorks - 13; Fhntstones - 12, Littles - 12. Jetsons - 8. Chip munks 1 High Single: Gail Bolton - 248 High Triple: Corinne Watts - 644 Triples over 600: Cor- inne Watts - 644 Singles over 200: [lean Pugh - 201. Betty Collins 203. Kathy Bristow - 205. Ahce Glasbergen - 208. Marg Pelow - 212. Gail Bolton - 248. Corinne Watts - 247,205 Registration Time ~ FOR -- BLACKSTOCK COMMUNITY SKATING CLUB DATES: Thursday. September 26th 630t0o 800 PM Saturday. September 28th 1000 AM to 12 Noon PLACE: Blackstock Arena AGES: 3 Years and Up Private or Semi Private Lessons Available Power Skating Lessons also Available FEES: $345 00 per student Special Family Rates FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT. Donna Bronson 986-4955 Here are the champions Greenbank Gamblers Fastball Club, 1985 North Durham Fastball League Cham- pions and O'Keefe Trophy Winners. Back row, left fo right: Lloyd Lee (sponsor), Rodd Real, Dennis Romeril, Russ Korbak, Greg Rodd, Don Beaton, Hugh Johnston, Ray Meisner, Don Phinney, Steve Foster (play- Scugog Mens Hockey League ing coach), Rodd Foster (manager). Front row: Scott Foster (bat boy), Brian Till, John Foster, Roland Osske, Neil Rodd, Gary Baker, Ken Goreski, Ricky Olaisen (bat boy). Missing from photo: Trevor Till, Chris Cookman, Brian Myers and Darryl Hudgin. -- Photo courtesty Uxbridge Times Journal They're at it again! Regular season play started again for the Scugog Mens Hockey League, as new team mates and renewed en- thusiasm created some exciting first week action. Larocque Electric defeated Compton T.V. 4-2 on goals by Bill Hurst (2), Colin Asselstine (1) and Ken Toms (1). Assists to Bill Hurst, Col- in Asselstine and George Slade. Comptons goals by Ron Hoogeboom and John Foster. Assists to John Foster, Ron Evans and Dave Jackson. Smith Contracting scored 7 straight goals enroute to a 7-3 romp over Crandells River- boat. Leading the scoring for Smiths saw Glen McCoy with 3 goals and 1 assist, Mike Creighton with 2 goals. Bruce Smith 1 goal, 1 assist, John Kotarba 1 goal Assists to Al Bonner (2), Brian Cane, Bob Lee, Mike Driscoll, Doug Bronson and Kiejo Kin- nunen. Crandells goals by Wayne Taylor, Brian Norton and Tim Cullen. Assists to Dave Mann and Lee Steeves (2). Galley Fish and Chips defeated Sportsland 3-2. Larry Page scored twice for Galley with Geo Gladish scoring the other. Assists to Randy McCloud, Dick Martin, Glen Howsam and Phil Walmsley. Sportsland Broomball This coming Sunday, September 29th, sees the start of another season for the Port Perry Broomball Association. The three games start at the usual time of 4:00 p.m. and carry on until 7:00 p.m. Again this year there are six teams with one change: Brian's Towing have dropped out to join the Oshawa league but have been replaced by a new entry sponsored by B & L Donuts of Port Perry. The league has incor- porated a new rule this year to try and eliminate ties. If after regulation time the game is tied, there will be a single five minute stop time over- time period total goals If after the overtime the game is tied it shall re- main as such. Utica Farm Equip- ment will be vying for their second league championship in a row and Beacock's Hardware will be battling for their third straight represen- tation to the In- termediate Regional Playdowns. This Sunday's schedule goes as such: 4:00 Emmerson In- surance vs. Utica Farm Equipment; 5:00 Goreski's Insulation vs. Beacock's Hardware; 6:00 B & L Donuts vs Oddfellows. So come on out and cheer on your favourite team TUESDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Redoubtables - 16. Bushers - 14. Young and Old - 10. Acaidents - 10. Retreads - 7. Blue Jays - { High Single: Pat Mason - 324 High Single with Han- dicap: Pat Mason - 325 High Triple: Steve Robinson 768 High Triple with Han- dicap: Bill Fielding 773 215 And Over: Pat Mason 324. Bruce Stauffer 265 Alex Mills MENS BOWLING - 215.237. Bill Ruesink - 220.227. Ab Fulford - 215. Rick DeShane 224. Shawn Cochrane - 222. Hal McCullough 228. Kevin Haugen - 262, Ed Weinhold 207. Steve Robinson 234.263.271. Kevin Gassten - 227. Bill Fielding 238. Jack Healey - 218 600 And Over: Pat Mason 701. Steve Robinson 768. Bill Ruesink 622. Kevin Haugen 617 Kevin Gas: sien 602 Alex Mills H14 goals by Bill VanCamp and Brian Callery. Assists to Ron Zaparanuik and Dan Carty. J&D Carpentry outscored B.J. Donuts 4-2 in the days final game. Scoring J&Ds goals were Clarence Stephenson, Jim Fowler, Brian Samis and Dennis Lycett.' Assists to Terry Rose (3), Ken Nightingale and Joe Curran. Scoring for B.J. Donuts, John Robertson and Bob Tar- botton. Assists to Kevin Reid and Reg McIntyre. ie C anadian Radio-television and Tetec Commission Conseil de |a radiodifiusion et des iécommunic ations canadiennes DECISION Decision 85-764 Com- pton Cable T.V. Limited Uxbridge. Port Perry. Prince Albert, Man chester and surrounding area. Ont Approved Renewal of licence for the broadcasting receiv ing undertaking serving these communities from 1 October 1985 to 30 September 1990 Where may | read CRTC documents? CRTC documents may be read in the 'Canada Gazette". Part 1. at CRTC offices' and at reference libraries CRTC decisions concer ning a licensee may be read at the licensee's of fices during normal business hours You also may obtain copies of CRTC public documents by contacting the CRTC at Ottawa 'Hull (819) 997 0313. 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