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amine Atom House League Results December 13, 1985 Scugog - 1 UAW - 3 The UAW team overcame Scugog by a 3-1 score. Scoring for UAW was by Andy Wilson with 2 goals and 1 assist; Jeff Kemp with 1 goal; Toby Schewan 1 assist; Phil Edgar 1 assist; and Corey Bricknell 1 assist. Scoring the lone marker for Scugog was Mike Pothier assisted by Darryl Slack. } Van Camp - 3 Lions Club - 4 The Lewis squad won by a 4-3 score over Van Camp in this close Bowling TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED BOWLING December 10, 1985 Team Standings: Pontiacs - 22: Hondas - 20; Cadillacs - 12; Fords - 12; Chevs - 11; Toyotas - 7. Over 200: Ray Wright - 297; Lorne Mallory - 226,210; Janet Rankin - 241,201; Roger Lafontaine - 260; Les Allen - 251; Marg Fritz - 212; Jack Monsma - 211; Sandra Baker - 208. Over 600: Ray Wright - 625. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Canadiens - 20; Oilers - 18; Bruins - 17; Red Wings - 12; Rangers - 9; Maple Leafs - 8. Mens High Single Flat: Bill Turner - 279. Mens High Single with Handicap: Al York - 282. Mens High Triple Flat: Bill Turner - 734. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Bill Turner - 734. Ladies High Single Flat: Marcy Tremble - 229. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Sandi Hoskins - 264. Ladies High Triple Flat: McBride - 584. Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Barb Argue - 680. Kay vou and yours wy DOWSON'S In the hohday trad may the old. but evo spirit of Yuletid the manage game. Scoring for Lewis were Chad Brown with 2 goals and 1 assist; Kevin Pierce 1 goal; Darren Hope 1 goal; Simon Traynor 1 assist; and Mike Olaisen 1 assist. Scoring for Van Camp were Scott Airey 1 goal; Steven Stiles 1 goal; Jeremy Woodcock 1 goal, Scott Wylie 1 assist and Brendon Agnew 1 assist. Swamp - 1 Tripp - 4 Tripp's scoring by Kent Jamieson with 2 goals; Ryan Picard 1 goal and 2 assists; and Scott Foster 1 goal and 2 assists. Scoring for Swamp was David Pashley unassisted. scores Ladies over 210: Marcy Tremble - 229. Men over 210: Bill Turner - 279,259; Al York - 257; Jim Rider - 212,230; Mens Triples over 615: Bill Turner - 734. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S BOWLING LEAGUE Tuesday, December 10, 1985 Team Standings: Young and Old - 23; Accidents - 22; Blue Jays - 22; Redoubtables - 16; Retreads - 15; Bushers - 8. High Single: Pat Mason - 345. High Single with Handicap: Paul Brough - 305. High Triple: Pat Mason - 758. High Triple with Handicap: Rick DeShane - 740. 215 And Over: Jack Healey - 226; Paul Brough - 277; Kevin Haugen - 222,250; Roy Werry - 224; John Cris- cione - 226; Pat Mason - 345; Roy Povey - 244; Rick DeShane - 248; Shawn Cochrane - 226; Ed Weinhold - 232; Bruce Stauffer - 215; Bill Fielding - 216; Norm Haugen - 219. 600 And Over: Bruce Stauffer - 622; Ed Weinhold - 623; Kevin Haugen - 657; John Criscione - 608; Pat Mason - 758; Rick DeShane - 656; Shawn Cochrane - 635; Roy Povey - 604. t and staft VALU-MART PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 17, 1985 -- 27 3-2 to Oshawa Canadiens Tough loss for Novice A On Friday December 13th, the J.T. Pearce Auctioneers faced off against the Oshawa Canadiens here in Port Perry. The Canadiens took a 1-0 lead ear- ly in the game but Port's goalie, Mike Pashley, again making many great saves, kept them scoreless un- til late in the third period. The Port players made many great rushes but were unable to put one by the Oshawa goaltender until early in the third period when Chad Kearns scored unassisted. This tied the game 1-1. But the Canadiens came back and scored two quick ones. Down 3-1, Port's Chad Kearns who played a super game, scored his second of the night, the assist go- ing to Sandy Mark, with only 58 seconds remaining in the game. Then coach Spencley pulled Port's netminder for an extra foreward. This kept the crowd one the edge of Tweens win 8-2 Chris Allen Aluminum Tweens controlled the game against Ajax from start to finish. At the end of the first period, the score was 2-0 for Port Perry with the final score showing 8-2. The girls played as a team with each of them racking up points for themselves either through goals or assists. Linda Crawford scored 3 goals for Port Perry with one goal each going to Lisa Levy, Danielle Cooper, Nicole Slack, Nicky Beare and Heather Lawrence. 3 assists went to Heather Lawrence, 2 each to Nicole Slack, Christine Mueller, and Linda Crawford and one each going to Lisa Levy, Sylvia Durward and Nicki Beare. Jenny Crawford played a good game between the posts. The next game will be in Whitby at 12:00 noon on Saturday, December 21. Come and cheer us =" EXCHANGE ' Cathie, Donna & Frank oN \ \) Wo \\ PRE, \0 3 ] | var i | rot all of us at ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA reed] their seats for a "Long" 58 seconds. Despite their valiant efforts, the Auctioneers failed to score and the game ended in a 3-2 loss for Port On Friday, December 13, the Mal- mont Farm Atoms hosted Stouff- ville and skated to a 1-1 tie. In the first period the opposition wasted no time as they scored their only goal only 20 seconds into the game. The second period saw lots of skating and good hockey skills but neither club could find an opening between the pipes. Great game, guys. Their next home gan» will be on Friday, December 20th at 7 p.m. and is an exhibition game. Atoms tie 1-1 In the third period the Green Machine finally tied the game at the 12:42 mark when Jason Cochrane scored on a well earned penalty shot. This game was a well played hockey game by both clubs as they showed lots of desire and hustle. The next league game for the Mal- mont Farm Atoms is on Tuesday, December 17 when they travel to Uxbridge. yo XX a 7 May this holiday be the best yet! PICTURE PERFECT TELEVISION SERVICE 985-9500 Thanks to the support of friends old and new, it's always a pleasure doing business with you. Happy holidays. Scugog Glass & Mirror Bill & Margaret Fritz and family : MAY THE Co Ld P58. BLESSINGS OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON BE YOURS KELLY, JERMYN, ZULY & FOWLER