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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 27, 1987 " Results from the bowling lanes Tuesday Afternoon Ladies January 20, 1987 Team Standings: Pussykats 41, Care Bears 37, Dont Care 35, Vamps 28, Sunshine Girls 14, Pro's 13. High Single Flat 200 & Over: Joan Fleming 239, Lynn Loughiin 233, Kathy Hoar 231, Kay McBride 222, Lucy Wilson 319. High Single With Handicap 200 & Over: Joan Fleming 252, Lynn Loughlin 286, Kathy Hoar 284, Kay McBride 249, Lucy Wilson 329. Tuesday Night Men's League January 20, 1987 Team Standings: Pat's Pack 41 - Winners of Section 11, Spark Plugs 33, Leftovers 32, Know Accounts 31, Untouchables 29, Geezer Téazers 23. High Single: Gerry Louvelle 297. © High Single With Usbdicap: . Gerry Louvelle 297. High Triple: Gerry Louvelle 799. High Triple With Handicap: Gerry Louvelle 799. 215 And Over: Kevin Haugen 240, Bill Turner 220, Norm Haugen 238, Jim Rider 229, Pat Mason 235/242, Rick DeShane 239, Gerry Louvelle 231/271/297, Jack Healey 221, Ab Fulford 229, Mel Meulemeester 229, Roy Werry 218, Paul Brough 223, Rob Postma 239, Bruce Stauffer 224, Bill Ruesink 219, John Criscione 224/264, Kevin Gassien 240, Shawn Cochrane 223. 600 And Over: Kevin Baugen 633, Bill Ruesink 611, Jim Rider 624, Gerry Louvelle799, Pat Mason 635, Paul Brough 617, John Criscione 678. Wednesday Night Ladies Team Standings: Young and the Restless 37, Guiding Light 35, Gamblers 28, All My Children 26, Strugglers 25, The Jokers 17. High Singles Over 200: Pat Norton 284, 228, Shelly Collins 231, Alice Spence 207, Mary Hawes 206, Jayne Gotthelf, 236, 211, 223, Jenny Behl- ing 237, Donna Drew 219, Anita Booth 222, Debbie Horton 200, Darlene Petch 228. ° Pe tites spirited effort On Saturday, January 24 the Brutons IDA Petites hosted a Pickering team. Port got back on track with a good spirited effort by all the girls in a . victory over Pickering. Port came out skating hard and took control of ~ the game leading 6-2 by the 'end of the first period. The teams traded - goals in the second and after the final buzzer Port had won by the score 8-4. Scoring for Port were Denna 4, Tanya 2, Kelly 1, Lyndsay 1. Assists Gearing for Regionals The Port Perry Novice Home Hardware Ringette team have add- - ed another game to their year. With only two league games left, the girls are gearing up for their regionals held in March. Our regular -goealie Katie Senyk took to the ice this Sunday in a game 'against Markham, while Deanna Dempsey made a fine effort in goal. Shona Moase netted the only. goal against Markham. Michelle Branton won the draw to shoot on the MoJacks goalie during the game on Sunday. ~~.' Our best wishes to coach Vicki "Lane who is recovering from surgery in the hospital. We all hope you'll be back soon. Tre RZ "2 CUT CENTRE Low Singles Under 100: Bertha Meulemeetser 96, Toots Anderson 96, Julie Wilson 79. High Triples Over 550: Darlene Petch 568, Jenny Behling 564, Don- na Drew 556, Pat Norton 662, Shelley Collins 579, Mary Hawes 380, Jayne Gotthelf 670. Monday Night Ladies - 7:00 . Team Standings: Neptune 29, Mercury 28, Jupiter 27, Venus 23, Mars 20, Saturn 20. Singles Over 200: Bev Silverman 290, 213; Sue Duncan 286; France Venning 278, 247, 201; Sue Cosburn 243, Carol Jackson 232, 226, Marg White 231, 215, Edna Langford 231, Cathy Knapp 229, Sylvia Carter 203, 202. "Triples Over 600: France Venning 726, Bev Silverman 677, Sue Duncan 642, Marg White 633, Carol Jackson - 630. WEDNESDAY LADIES AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Dial 40; Dove 36, Camay 26; Irish Spring 23; Ivory nets a win wen! to Kelly 2, Tanya 2, Shannon 1, Michelle 1 and Denna 1. The defence of Kim, Jennifer, Michelle and Tracy along with good backchecking by the forwards kept the Pickering shots to a minimum. The shots that did get through saw, Amy equal to the task with a solid game between the pipes. Fast skating on the wings by Lyndsay, Tanya, Shannon and - Chrissy along with good checking by the centres Denna and Kelly kept Pickering off their game. The defence worked hard clearing the zone and with some good sharp passing the forwards kept the pressure on the Pickering goalie for a well deserved victory. The girls leave Port on a winning note and travel to St. Catherines for their first tournament of the season. See you there! * "3 LOCATIONS T0 CHOOSE FROM Kurz Assorted Cold Cuts... a 3.49 Kurz Polish Sausage Peameal Bacon FROM OUR BAKE SHOP - White or Brown Bread Chelsey Buns Ib. 1 49 » 2.99 id . 3 LOCATIONS FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE 180 Queen St. - Port Perry PHONE 985-2818 tap ---- 5 Points Mall - Oshawa PHONE 725-3834 118 Brock SN. - Whithy PHONE 668-9931 - Ontario Summer Games 22; Zest 21. Over 200: Marg Lee 321, 282: Janet Smith 206; Dorothy Lee 207; Hazel Gray 202; Yvonne Priebe 300, 224; Marian Geer 211; Vera Brown 203, 204; Ann Meester 279, 204, 259; Nancy Barr 224; Gerri Langille 209; Merle St' John 210; Terry Davis 201, 242. Triples over 600: Marg Lee 760; Yvonne Pricke 690: Ann Meester 742; Terry Dayis 614. SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE Team Standings: Ottawa Rough Riders 46; Stampeders 38; Blue Bombers 31; Ti-Cats 30; Eskimos 27; Argos 17. Mens High Single Flat: Don Fran- cis 303. Mens High Single with Handicap: Don Francis 308. Mens High Triple Flat: Don Fran- cis 761. Mens High Triple with Handicap: Don Francis 776. Ladies High Single Flat: Jayne Gotthelf 271. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Jayne Gotthelf 299. Ladies High Triple Flat: Jayne Gotthelf 686. Ladies High Triple Flat with Han- dicap: Jayne Gotthelf 770. This week, again, had a good tur- nout from the *'first year" tykes. After some hard skating drills, the players were ready for some tough competition. The games were very close, with " good stickhandling and some close saves around the net. Special mention this week goes to Chris Orr, -- Park, Scott Hamilton has been selected as the host city for the 1988 Ontario Sum- mer Games to be held August 18-21, Ontario Minister of Tourism and Recreation, John Eakins and Lily "Miro, M:P-P-for Hamilton Centre--- announced January 22nd. The Minister made the announce- ment at a media conference in Hamilton. 'Hamilton was selected for its ex- cellent facilities and planning for the , Eakins said. *'I am optimistic the four-day event will be a complete success." "*Hamilton will host nearly 3,000 Ladies over 200: Loretta Debblee 204; Beth Oke 243, 203; Doris Dunlop 228; Pat Turner 221; Jayne Gotthelf 208, 207, 271: Sandi Hoskin 205; Viv - Rider 209. Ladies Triple over 600: Jayne Got- thelf 686; Beth Oke 629. Men over 210: Brad Benford 233; Stephen Fagan 229; Wally Gotthelf 211; Jim Rider 228, 233, 230; Tom Tennyson 221; Don Francis 294, 303; Bill Turner 282; Don Silverman 213, . 238. Mens Triple over 615: Brad Ben- ford 616; Jim Rider 691; Don Fran- cis 761; Bill Turner 636. LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings: Bolts 31; Screws 29; Nuts 22; Nails 22; Clips 22; Washers 19. High Single: Valli Harris 306. High Triple: Tina Rose 656. Singles over 200: Dayle Forderer 201; Robin Doan 207; Alice Glasbergen 209; JoAnne Callery 211; Shirley Whalen 211; Vivian Foster 214; Tracy Beach 233; Bev Silverman 207, 205; Corrine Watts 219, 249; Tina Rose 224, 258: Valli Harris 306. 'Triples over 600: Valli Harris 6(4: Shirley Whalen 624; Corinne Watts 638; Tina Rose 656. Tykes drill hoard Willman & Steve Martyn of the Dowson Red & White Team; Wade Robson, Tyler Wooten, and Justin Kowalczyk of the Scugog Overhead Doors Team; Bryan Gourlie, Thomas = Keeble, Nicholas Ostafichuk of the Blackstock Anten- na Team; Daniel Lee, Alex Dell and - " Aleshia Cracknell of fhe Gord Lewis Team. of Ontario' S finest young amateur athletes," said Munro. *'This will help the athletes advance to greater achievement in their sport." The twelve-member Games' President Reg Whynott. was in- troduced at the media conference. The Games' logo was also unveiled. This is the first time Hamilton will be the site for the Ontario Summer Games. 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