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vw, 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 23, 1988 Bantams meet Cobourg The Port Perry Bantam squad has had a pretty busy month with playoffs starting against Cobourg and Stouffville. The playoffs con- sisted of a 3 team round-robin with each team playing each other twice. Port Perry began their trek to the All Ontario Finals with their first game against a tough Stouff- ville squad. It was a hard-hitting game with each team having their chances to score but Port came out on top with a score of 3-2. With 1 win under their belt, Port Perry travelled east to take on an aggressive and rough team from Cobourg. Port Perry came out flying in the first period and drew first blood but the Cobourg squad pro- ved to be too much for Port Perry and went on to win the game 7-4. Port Perry then hosted Cobourg Bowling Monday Night Ladies February 15, 1988 Team Standings: Northstar 40, Reebok 40, Adidas 38, Brunswick 27, Puma 25, Nike 19. Games Over 200: Marg Burn- field 244, Cathy Gibson 243, 235, I1- ean Pugh 238, 208, Susan Norton 228, Tracy Beach 220, Edna Langford 209, 206, Marg Postill 206, Elma Vernon 203. Triples Over 600: Cathy Gibson 660, Ilean Pugh 636, Edna Langford 600. Sunday Night Couples February 14, 1988 . Team Standings: Mudcats 11, Suckers 10, Angel Fish 9, Sharks 5, Muskies 5, Sunfish 2. Mens High Single Flat: Jim Rider 343. Mens High Single With Han- dicap: Jim Rider 343. Mens High Triple Flat: Jim Rider 899. Mens High Triple With Han- dicap: Jim Rider 899. Ladies High Single Flat: Kay McBride 283. Ladies High Single with Han- dicap: Kay McBride 311. Ladies High Triple Flat: Vivian Rider 706. Ladies High Triple With Han- dicap: Diana Brown 757. Ladies Over 210: Kay McBride 283; Vivian Rider 251, 231, 224, Sandi Hoskin 229, Mary Pipher 229, Beth Oke 222, 211, Marcy Drumm 226, Diana Brown 246, 229, Lorie Oliver 213. Ladies Triple Over 600: Vivian Rider 706, Diana Brown 637, Kay McBride 626, Marcy Drumm 611, Wednesday Night Ladies Team Standings: Bar Six 19; Hazelnut 14; Caramilk 9; Crun- chie 9; Wonderbar 7'% ; Snack Bar 2%, High Single: Ann Sanderson 250. ° High Single with Handicap: Ann Sanderson 306. High Triple: Linda Marsh 602. High Triple with Handicap: Ann Sanderson 727. Singles 200 and over: Margot Brain 209; Linda Marsh 225; Mary Hawes 221; Sue Yake 203; Ann Sanderson 250; Anita Booth 226. Triples 550 and over: Linda Marsh 602; Anita Booth 587; Ann Sanderson 559. AY IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! CALL 888-7383 for INFORMATION to finish off the Port Perry- Cobourg part of the round-robin the following night. Port Perry was eager to win this game but fell short and lost a gruelling 2-0 game. The standings at this point was Cobourg first with 3 wins, Port Perry second with 1 win and 2 losses and Stouffville third with 3 losses. Port Perry still had 1 more game against Stouffville. This was a "do or die' situation for the Stouffville squad and they came out roaring to win in this game. Port Perry tried their best to chalk up a win but failed when Stouffville won by a score of 3-1 Since Port Perry and Stouffville now were tied for second, a 3rd game was needed to decide who went on to play Cobourg in a best of five series. So on a cold Sunday results Beth Oke 601. Men Over 210: Jim Rider 343, 285, 271, John Grieve 292, Bill Bell, 263, 221, 232, Philip Brown 246, Barry Oliver 218. Mens Triple Over 615: Jim Rider 899, Bill Bell 716. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies February 17, 1988 Team Standings: Silkience 7, Prell 5, Tame 4, Finesse 3, Halo 2, Breck 0. Singles Over 200: Shirley Cum- mings 207, Merle St. John 213, Audrey Brown 227, Gerri Langille 291, Gladys McColl 213, Marge McKibbon 213, 205, 251, Ida Hur- tig 264, Terry Davies 221, Dot Lee 204, Joyce Storry 210, Joani Flet- cher 265, Pal Marshall 200, Marg Lee 204, Doreen Rush 245. High Triple: Marge McKibbon 669. Tuesday Night Mens February 16, 1988 Team Standings: Handicappers 20, Champs 20, Terminators 16, Raiders 10, Hornets 9, Gutter Dusters 9. High Single: John Criscione 272. High Single With Handicap: John Criscione 272. High Triple: John Criscione 662. High Triple With Handicap: Chris Watson 728. 215 And Over: John Criscione 272, Phil Brown 218, Kevin Haugen 219, Rick DeShane 215, Ken Blakley 225/235, Glenn Squires 221, Ken Horner 239, Bill Owen 224. 600 And Over: John Criscione 662, Phil Brown 626, Rick DeShane 603, Ken Blakley 601, Bill Owen 615. Thursday Night Bowling Team Standings: Emmerson's 32; I.G.A. 29; Lake Scugog Lumber 25; Norm's 25; Philp 25; Brian's Towing 24; Centennial 23; Dowson's 20; Allen's Siding 19: Village Taxi 18; Legion 9: Scugog Oil 3. High Scores. High Single Flat: G. Wilson 299: P. Dehass 275; C. Watts 275. High Single with Handicap: G. Wilson 304; H. Deachoon 301; S. Beacock 297. High Triple Flat; R. Todd 768; G. McHugh 713; M. Vanderby 667. High Triple with Handicap: R. Todd 768, G. McHugh 746; M. Vanderby 730. afternoon, the 'fired up' Port Perry squad travelled to Stouff- ville looking for a win. The red and white of the Port Perry Bantams looked mean and aggressive but still a hint of discipline shining through when Port took to the ice. The boys had come to play, because if they lost it would be a long summer waiting ahead. It was well into the first period when Jason Towns stopped the puck at the blue line arfd let go a rifling shot which found its way to the back of the net to give Port a 1-0 lead. Scott Porter and John Collins drew the assists. There was a lapse of scoring un- til the 2nd period when Chris Legere dug the puck out of the corner and passed back to Brett Puckrin who fired a low shot at the net and Jan Heyes was there to deflect it in for a 2-0 lead. .A few minutes later, it was Jan Heyes again who-quarter-backed the prettiest play of the game when he and Chris Legere set up Chris Ball in the slot and the big man fired her home for a 3-0 lead. After the ice was flooded for the 3rd period, Port Perry kept play- ing their own style of hockey but let up for a second when Stouff- ville scored on a power-play to make the score 3-1. With a minute and a bit left in the game Stouffville pulled their goaltender in favour of an extra attacker but failed to score a goal and Port took the game with a 3rd score. Special mention goes to goaltender Jamie Brown who played spectacular between the pipes. : ' Sean Bradbury, Brian Appleby and Jarett Harman played a great defensive game to help the Port Bantams chalk up the vic- tory. The team played very well together and all members gave a strong effort. Port Perry now plays a best of five series with Cobourg beginn- ing in Cobourg on Tuesday February 23, game time is 7:00. Port Perry then hosts Game No. 2 of the series on Wednesday February 24, game time is 9:30. Coach Wilhur(s) has told his - team that they must play an ag- gressive but disciplined game which means Port Perry must stay out of the penalty box to give them a better chance of winning and it looks as if his boys are go- ing to listen to him. So come out and support Minor Hockey and cheer the Port Perry Bantams to victory. Close match Bruton's I.D.A. Petites hosted a game Sunday February 21 against Markham. Markham dominated the play for the first five minutes as they bombarded Port with a lot of shots. Tracy Pelow, our goaltender, held Port in the game with some exceptional goaltending. Port managed to get their of- fence together at 9:56 of the first period when Kim Poppleton set up Shannon Fox to score the first goal of the game. Markham rallied with a goal at 7:36 to tie the game 1-1. The se- cond period.was a more balanc- ed game as the play was carried end to end. Markham registered their se- cond goa' at 4:40 of the second period to take the lead and win the game 2-1. The Kinsmen Club of Port Perry held Past Presi- dents Night on .Feb. 16 as part of the celebration of National Kinsmen Week. Seated left to right are Brian Callery, guest speaker Howard Hall, Rick Bouillon. Standing from left are Al Shelley, and Jim Lawrence, Dave Wilson, president Al Goreskl, Mike Duck, Bob Hudson and Tom Armstrong. Port Perry Ward 2 councillor Howard Hall was the guest speaker at the Port Perry Kinsmen Club's Pres- idents Night and he enlightened the Kinsmen on where the Township spends the taxpayers money. Printers tie 2-2 Port Perry Novice Printing met the Sommervilles in Port Hope Saturday night. This exciting game ended in a 2-2 tie. 17 seconds after the opening face-off, Sommervilles scored the first goal and again with two minutes left in the second period. Port Perry Printing rallied in the third period. After a scramble in front of the net, Derek Leem- ing put it away. Assists going to Jason Hopkins and Adam Jones. Bobby Cracknell, Danny Robin- son & Chris Jamieson had ex- cellent scoring chances but were robbed by the goaltender. Troy Campbell, Aaron Levy, Mark Turnball and Paul Shrigley played a strong checking game. Port Perry Printing's final goal came at the 45 second mark with a determined Jason Hopkins put- ting it in. Assists to Derek Leem- ing and again Adam Jones. Chris Drury played a strong defensive game making several end to end rushes. Matt Bengel made many excellent saves especially a hard breakaway shot with 3 seconds left in the game. "THIS LOOKS LIKE A LIVELY PLACE."