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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Janvary 21, 1986 Scugog Lakers nroving mighty tough to beat OnJ 18, the Scugog Remax Lakers journeyed to Little Britain and entered the Pioneers Old Timers Tournament and came home with the *B" Championship. The Lakers opened up with a 7 to 4 victory over Fenelon Falls on the strength of a 12 point performance for the line of Smartie (3 goals); Disco (1 goal, 2 assists) ; and Fitz (2 goals, 4 assists). Fenelon Falls con- trolled the play in the early going - and held a 2 to 1 lead at one point un- til the Lakers exploded for 5 , unanswered goals to lock up the vic- * tory. Great goaltending by Peter Namienko in the early Hague | hop lead. With 5: 40 1oft 4 the. game Denny Irving scored foe a scramble in tect AMOUR At awerded to lien aadeoconds Lad oh agai openings in their Heme Care Program for a temporary full-time and a regular part-time: PHYSIOTHERAPIST As a member of a multi-disciplinary treatment team, the successful ap- plicant will work in a community-oriented home care program. : Applicants must possess current Ontario registration. A minimum of two years recent active clinical Salary commensurate with experience and car is required. qualitications. DO YOU HAVE THE * 6 Lesson Courses * Basic & Intermediate * Take home a finished cake from each class REATIVE ITCHENS 188 Casimir St. Reply in confidence by January 29th, 1986 to: ' WINTER BLAHS! TAKE HEART! CAKE DECORATING CLASSES - STARTING JANUARY 27 to 30 - DAYS & EVENINGS -- CALL NOW -- 985-9980 "4, * For more information call now! SCUGOG ARENA PORT PERRY on Coboconk in their third game and were able to salvage a 3 all tie. With Fitzie out of the line-up, Lee Steeves « filled in admirably with 9 goals and an assist on left wing. Spinner got his second of the tournament from Denny Irving and Calder. It's nice to see guys like Steve get a point once in awhile. It keeps him coming back and it keeps the lines even. Disco Driscoll had the Lakers third marker with Ken Smart earning an assist. With 2 wins and tie the Lakers earned a birth in the final which pro- ved to be an exciting rematch against Fenelon Falls. The Lakers jumped out in front early when Fitz on a loose puck just off the crease and Ken Smart and Poncho Lee assisted. Fenelon tied it at one then Smartie put the Lakers ahead . an a shot from slet area after being fod a pass from behind the net by Fitsle, Foselen fugit bachegdainto met thee pave ot ¥ doch bulk Smear the went to work with twe nie geals back to back with assists handed out to Durbane on the first and Lee 'Goldie Locks" Steeves on the se- one gaslen the power play with less than 2 minutes left but the Lakers held Fenelon off for a 4 to 3 "BD" Division win, Thanks Championship to Petee's clone for filling in goal in the last game and thanks to the Lit- tle Britain Pioneers for a great weekend. experience is preferred and use of a ERIN al last week for their contributions over the years to the Pert Perry Snewarame as they were presented wiih "Liman fomerde" trom the Escter Sond Saciely. Fram hil are: Gown Plercey and HU SS Ss PLAY Wns 282; Marg Lee - 252; Carol Koch - 241,201; Dorothy Lee - 241; Eleanor C'Neil - 240,213; Gerri Langille - 237,220; Marian Geer - 221; Caron Weber - 205; Dot Emard - 202; Joyce Storry - 201; Norma Tower - 200. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT 9:00 P.M. BOWLING Team Standings: Jetsons - 30; Lit- tles - 24; Snorks - 22; Flintstones - 20; Chipmunks - 18; 'Smurfs - 12. High Single: Gail Kowalczyk - 275. High Triple: Gail Kowalczyk - 601. Singles over 200: Doris Hill - 203; Kathy Bristow - 203; Elma Vernon. - 208; Betty Moore - 217; Marg Pelow - 220; Corinne Watts - 220; Karen Faux - 221; Ilean Pugh - 228; Gail Bolton -233; Gail Kowalczyk - 275. Triples over 600: Gail Kowalczyk - 601. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES 7:00 BOWLING Team Standings: Donald Duck - 30; Mickey Mouse - 25; Minnie Mose - 22; Pluto - 20; Bambi - 16; hy 13. Singles over 200: V. Edwards - 288; F. Venning - 285,252; T. McDonald - 237; C. Jackson - 235,204; S. Cosburn - 213; R. Finley - 212,203; K. Murray - 200. Triples over 600: F. Venning - 735; C. Jackson - 602. TUESDAY AFTERNOON Team Standings: Honeydews - 38; 784; Jason Weinhold - Marg Jeffrey - 210; Lucy Wilson - 256; Kay McBride - 221; Mabel Cosk - 214; Joanne Leach - 227; Jean Fleming - 201,224. Tripies over 600: Lucy Wilson - 612. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S Tuesday, January 14, 1988 Team Standings: Blue Jays - 39; Young and Old - 34; Retreads - 33; - Redoubtables - 28; Accidents - 24; Bushers - 10. High Single: Jason Weinhold - 316. High Single with Handicap: Jason 'Weinhold - 369. High Triple: Kevin Haugen - 784. High Triple with Handicap: Kevin Haugen - 802. 215 And Over: Kevin Haugen - 228,265,291; Shawn Cochrane - 292; Bill Owen - 217; Steve Robinson - 227; Pat Mason - 230; Hal McCullough - 233; Jason Weinhold - 316; Jack Healey - 237; Bill Ruesink - 237; Roy Werry - 251; Kevin Gassien - 218. 600 And Over: Kevin Haugen - 640; Bill Ruesink - 608; Shawn Cochrane - 659; Kevin Gassien - 605. JUNIOR LEAGUE Team Standings: Pontiacs - 17; Chevettes - 16; Firebirds - 15; Buicks - 15; Oldsmobiles - 14, Lemans - 10. Girls High Single: Dana Beauchamp - 169. Girls High Double: Dana Beauchamp - 276. Boys High Single: Jason Cooper - 220. Boys High Double: Cochrane - 358. Shane PEE WEE TOURNANERT SAT., JAN. 25th . - Orillia vs. Port Hope . - Dixie vs. Belleville . - Oshawa vs. Peterborough Hoskin - 274; Ted Harvard - 74, Mens High Single with Handicop: ~ Phil Hoskin - 305. Mens High Triple Flat: Hoskin - 664. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Phil Hoskin - 757.. Ladies High Single Flat: Kay McBride - 271. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Marcy Trimble - 293. Ladies High Triple Flat: Kay 'McBride - 721. Ladies High Triple with Han- dicap: Kay McBride - 778. Ladies over 200: Kay McBride - 271,266; Marcy Trimble - 268; Fern Harvard - 212; Doris Dunlop - 204; Kay Imrie - 202. Ladies Triple Over 600: Kay McBride - 721; Marcy Trimble - 622. Men Over 210: Phil Hoskin - 274,223; Ted Harvard - 274; Bill Turner - 233; Lorne Clark - 232; Jim Rider - 231; Brent Coppins - 213. Mens Triple Over 615: Phil Hoskin -664; Jim Rider - 625; Ted Harvard - 620. MENS THURSDAY NIGHT Phil Team Standings: Brian's Towing - 17; Philp Pontiac - 17; Centennial Lanes - 16; Dowsons Valu-Mart - 14; Chris Allen Aluminum - 11; Exrmer- sons Insurance - 11; Legion - 9; Village Taxi - 9; Norms Contracting - 8; Home Hardware - 5; Scugog Oil - 5; Port Perry IGA - 4. Singles 250 And Over: C. Watts, S. Whitter - 250; G. McHugh, D. Bache - 252; R. Redman - 254; R. Todd - 255; J. Owen - 269,276; P. Mason - 346. | 3 " is ly " AZo arf! EFI lt FRAT 5 a, BR Poon" ol n SL ST . BART vers, EEN AN RE RIE AS TELS LC Ton AC SL i