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Er -------- rate ps NE ELLY Hs ais TN RL A A AE 50 . a 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 11, 1989 Strikes and spares at the bowling lanes THURSDAY NIGHT MEN'S October 5 Team Standings: Lake Scugog Lumber 12, Philp Pontiac 12, Brians Towing 10, House of Howard 9, Legion 9, Allen's Siding 7, Dowson's Value Mart 7, Village Taxi 7, Norm's Cont. 5, Centennial Lanes 2, Emmerson's Ins. 2, [.G.A. 2. High Single: R. Sheehey 375. High Single with Handicap: R. Sheehey 388. High Triple: R. Sheehey 891. High Triple with Handicap: R. Sheehey 930. Games over 215: R. Sheehey 375,296,220; R. Twist 324,290; R. Sweetman 244; R. Prosser 228; E. Johanson 252,219,256; H. Colston 224; B. Henshall 229,220; K. OHA Jr. 'C°' HOCKEY Sunday, October 15th Gassier 229; D. Dickson 221; T. Thompson 348,229; W. Lown 240,252,247; 1. Griffen 246; J. Cook 222; C. Watts 259; T. Watts 234; G. Grant 221; D. Durham 267,244; G. McHugh 306,268; J. Ballingal 233; B. White 260,256; B. Hurst 233; J. Hynde 223. Triple over 600: R. Sheehey 891; R. Twist 773; H. Moore 611; R. Sweetman 613; E. Johanson 727; B. Henshall 658; K. Gassier 620; T. Thompson 768; W. Lown 739; C. Watts 674; D. Durham 669; G. McHugh 758; J. Ballingal 641; B. White 720. TUESDAY NIGHT MEN'S October 3 Team Standings: Lonesome Rollers 23; High Rollers 22; Anonymous 19; El Blankos 15; Cobourg Cougars NA Port Perry MoJacks VS SCUGOG ARENA Faceoff: 7:30 PM HELP! Middle aged congenial entrepreneur frustrated by in- ability to attract sufficient number of compatable ma- ture adults to work with him in pleasant environ- ment. Primary purpose of enterprise is to prepare and serve . fresh salads, recently deceased chickens and other good food to hungry customers. Ability to - recognize a chicken with feathers off and cut in 9 pieces a definte asset. We offer flexible hours on a full or part time basis. Applications from house- wives, homemakers and seniors are welcome. Please contact Ron Teel or Andrea Hobbs at Dixie Lee Chicken 985-9009 THE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS ... i # PENNY HEARD COLLEEN ANDERSON - # VIRGINIA FREW HAWAII ALOHA ... Marlin Travel's annual presentation brings you the palm-lined beaches and warm tropical breezes of the islands of HAWAII ... Come learn about where to stay and what sights to see through film and discussion. PLACE: Port Perry United "Church Auditorium DATE: October 19th, 1989 TIME: 7:30 PM ADMISSION: Complimentary with Lai To reserve your place, simply visit our office and pick up your lai (which acts as your ticket). Our award winning presenta- tions fill up fast. Light refreshments to follow. KAREN TAYLOR Marlin Travel OAR IWATE NNT 0 EL DIE MARLIN TRAVEL 246 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY 98656-2268 985-2887 Onlisrls Roght ation My 2171004 Lane Lightning 15; Champs 11. High Single: John Criscione 250. High Single with Handicap: Tom Rowett 296. ' High Triple: John Criscione 671. High Triple with Handicap: Tom Rowett 788. 215 and over: John Criscione 232,250; Tom Rowett 231; Hal McCullough 217; Adrian Donnel- ly 217; Glenn Squires 232; Jack Healey 230; Gary Reis 236; David Squires 220,227; Gerry Louvelle 224; Steve Robinson 218. 600 and over: John Criscione 671; Glenn Squires 616; David Squires 604; Gerry Louvelle 647. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED October 3 Team Standings: Bad Com- pany 16; Killer Dwarfs 13; Razor- Cloggers on Hunter Show You can bet that Leeanne Goslin and her brother Brad are going to be tuned in to the Tom- my Hunter Show when it airs on CBC October 14. Leeanne, 11, and Brad, 14, who live in Blackstock, are part of the show. They are members of the Showstompers, a group of clog- gers, who will peform on the Hunter show that evening. The actual taping was Sep- tember 7 at the CBC studios in Toronto, and the two young cloggers told the Star that was quite an experience in itself. The taping, in front of a stu- dio audience lasted some seven hours, and prior to that, the group spent countless hours in rehearsal. The Showstompers were invited to be part of the Hunter Show, which is a tribute to the 25 years the show has been on the air. Clogging is a form of danc- ing, that combines elements of tap, square and step dance. The costumes are flashy and colour- ful and cloggers appear to have energy to burn as they fill the stage with movement. Leeanne has been clogging for the last four years, and Brad for three. They started in Blackstock with the Pineridge Cloggers and are now part of the Ontario Rhythm Cloggers. The Showstompers group is under the direction of Sylvia Hunka, who introduced this dance form to Canada several years ago. If you'd like to see a couple of talented local dancers per- forming with their group on na- tional TV, tune in the Tommy Hunter Show the evening of Oc- tober 14. "The Green Machine" kicked off regular season play in Cobourg on Friday night. After compiling a 3 and O record in pre- season play, they were ready to 0. 8 The first period was scoreless with Port unable to get on track due to numerous trips to the - penalty box. Late in the frame, WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 backs 12; The Drifters 11; Rolling Stones 7; Motley Crue 5. High Triple: Les Allen 610 (245). High Singles: Les Allen 245; Nancy Bryans 239; Lorn Mallory 239; Ray Wright 206; Alf Tom- chishin 202; Marg Fritz 200. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES October 2 Team Standings: Secret 12; Phantom 12; Sheer Energy 8; Whisper 8; Leggs 2; No Nonsence 0 High Single: Sue Norton 217. High Triple: Ingrid Norwick 547. Games over 200: Sue Norton 217; Elma Vernon 203. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES October 4 Team Standings: Coke 21; Fresca 21; Pepsi 18; Wink 18; Sprite 15; 7 Up 12. Games over 200: Joyce Storry 257; Debbie Chowns 206; Tanya Bobbie 256; Marg Lee 220; Gerri Langille 217,215; Carol Koch 204; Audrey Brown 220,226; Ann Meester 308. Games over 600: Ann Meester 641; Audrey Brown 616; Gerri Langille 620; Joyce Storry 602. TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES Team Standings: L'Oreal 26; Adorn 23; Head & Shoulders 19; Prell 18; Halo 5; Finesse 2. 200 Flat: Joyce Storry 217; Lyn- da Faichney 205; Kathy Hoar 200. Blackstock cloggers Leeanne Goslin and her brother Brad are part of a group of dancers who can be seen on the Tommy Hunter Show, this Saturday evening (Oct. 14) on CBC television. (see story for details) goal tender Jamie Reid earned his keep by frustrating the opposi- tion who enjoyed a two man ad- vantage for a full two minutes. The penalty parade continued through the second, with the of- ficials finally discovering infrac- tions by the home team. It was not until midway through the third that Cobourg drew first blood on their power play and scored on a scramble in front. With 21% minutes left, Port scored on one of their few power play op- portunities. A neat bit of work by Darryl McEnenay from Timmy Fitzpatrick and Kevin Gray. From this point on, Port owned the Cobourg end but were unable Atoms settle for 1-1 tie to score, finally settling for a 1-1 tie. The goaltending by Jamie Reid, Daryl Holtby and Brandon Ham- mond was superb throughtout. Special mention to Jeff Clarke who had a particularly strong game on defense and was generally all over the ice. The forewards, Todd Parry, Daryl Moase, Brad ,Shanley, Tommy Chambers Kent Johnston and Robby Murphy matched Cobourg stride for stride. The defensive pairs of Brad Morton and Mike Heasman as well as Jeff Clarke and Jason Logan broke up the opposition's rushes all night long.