-- Bowling in Port Perry Lots of fun The spoit of bowling attracts men, women and children of all ages. The bowling spirit is alive and well in Port Perry. Centen- nial Lanes in Port Perry cur- rently boasts 475 bowlers, bowling out of 16 different Jeogues J There are bowlers aged from five years old up to 75 years of age who enjoy the sport on a weekly basis. Groups gather at the lanes for a night or afternoon of so- cializing. Many say it is a pleas- ant diversion from their hectic lives, while getting a little exer- cise at the same time. Although the lanes are booked for leagues for the ma- jority of the week, there is still time for those to enjoy some - open bowling. There is open bowling on Sat- urdays and Sundays at a cost of 2 per game for adults, and 1.50 for children. The variety of leagues give interested bowlers a good selec- Malmont Farms Atom A's are underway for another season. Coach Don Steele, Assistant Coach Sandy Garvock and Manager Greg Heasman have their goal in mind - "The All On- tario."" Good luck to you and your team. Playing defense are Robbie Murphy, (assistant captain), Mike Heasman, Justin Kowalczyk, and Casey Van Schagen. Playing forward are Adam Jones (captain), Daryl McEnaney (assistant), Seth Gray, Danny Robinson, Ken for all ages Bowling Is a popular sport among many In Port Perry. "It Is all in the release of the ball. Jennifer Hammond dis- plays her technique. tion of times, and type of league they wish to join. Currently there are 15 leagues including: Monday night ladies, Tuesday afternooon ladies, Tuesday night mixed, Tuesday night Mens, Wednesday afternoon, and night ladies, Thursday night mens, mixed, Saturday, Sunday Youth Bowling, and Sunday night mixed. Other leagues are: Monda afternoon Uxbridge Hig School students bowl, Monday afternoon Policepersons league, and Central Seven bowls on Monday nights. The leagues run from Sep- tember until May. This past year a summer league was im- plemented on Wednesda nights for mixed bowlers of all ages, which went over quite well. A popular attraction at the lanes is the birthday package. Children bowl for $5 each which includes two hours of bowling, along with hotdogs, and drinks. The children may Robinson. Their second league game saw them in end to end action with Lindsay in Port. After several shots by both teams Lindsay found the hole in the third period to take the 1-0 lead. Into an emp- ty net Lindsay finished the scor- ing with a 2-0 victory. Saturday these guys played in Bowmanville and after a 3-1 defeat are still waiting for their first league victory. They never let up until the final buzzer, but Friday night also bring their cake and presents to the alley. Since taking over Centennial Lanes in June of last year, own- ers Frank Hammond, and Car- ol Anthony, have renovated the entire bui ding. The lanes are a pleasure to bowl at with new paint, carpet, washrooms, show booth, and lighting. The lanes were alsore- surfaced prior to the last year's season. The latest endeavor of the owners, this past summer, was the addition of four apartments over the top of the alley. They have seen business steadily pick up since taking over. Two leagues, Friday, and Sunday nights, were added, as well as the Youth Bowling. The YBC is in its second year, and alone has 75 bowlers. Overall, Carol stated the bowling alley is packed over the winter months. The bowlers keep the lanes busy, and there is also a great deal of business brought in with the billard ta- bles, and video machines. Atoms look for first win their shots haven't paid off. Keep working guys - you look awesome to us! Ports lone goal in Bowman- ville was scored by Dillan Weber with a pass from Casey V.. Play- ing between the pipes was Luke and he made many breathtaking trapper saves. We hope you guys have a great year, learn a lot and have fun. Thanks to our sponsor Malmont Farms and thanks from the boys and parents to our coaching staff. "ATTENTION SNOWMOBILERS" PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 16, 1990 -- 35 Atomslose 2-1 The hockey season had com- menced for the Atom #2 team sponsored by Pineridge sports. Their first exhibition game against the Oshawa Blackhawks proved to be an exciting start to the season. Pineridge jumped out to an ear- ly 2-0 lead on goals from Justin Halligan and Jamie Strickert. Assisting on Justin's goal was Danny Lyons and Wyatt Park, with Danny picking up the lone assist on Jamie's goal. The Blackhawks fought back with three straight goals to take the lead, Danny Lyons tied it up late in the second period assisted by Justin Halligan and Blayne Kinnunen. Unfortunately the Blackhawks came on in the third period for a . final 5-3 victory. | On Saturday the 13th, Pineridge's first league game was against Stouffville. 0. Again an exciting game with end to end play. Stouffville took an early lead in the first period, and made it 2-0 in the second. Port pushed hard the entire game but were constantly stopped by a hot Stouffville goalie. Danny Lyons finally got one back for Port, assisted by Jamie Strickert, but Stouffville hung on for the 2-1 win. Good performances by Heather Tredway and Jon Chambers in net. Keep up the good work team, the wins will come. Young Tykes looking great Once again we have a great looking group of Tyke Hockey players and the coaches are work- ing and moulding these boys and girls into some dynamite players for the Port Perry Minor System, all of them looking like possible N.H.L. candidates. Special mention going out to Matt Eade, Kellen Jackson, Justin Moffatt, and Shane Jeffrey for doing a super job on the Nuts About Chocolate team. Skating hard and fast for the Downson's Valu Mart are OHA JR. 'C' HOCKEY SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY 7:30 PM - OCTOBER 21st, 1990 Thomas Lee, Alex McKay, Chet Martin, Paul Phillips, Stacey Cunningham, Kyle Churchill and Travis Black. Don Forder Insurance has Chris Wygerde, Dylan Harper, Mark Duncan and Spencer Chur- chill working hard and improving their skills. The Port Perry Kinsmen team is getting a strong effort from Tyler Lee, Stormy Wooton, Jor- dan Froats, Cameron Barr, and Tyler Weisflock. SUNDAY > J] wy Port Perry MoJacks M)¢ Little Britain Merchants -- VS -- ie TAKE HOME ADVANTAGE FOR ONLY -- : iN . 2 i Na ? py N : a vy is - eat . TN [3s 4 J [1 . Ng = - of ' : "y oo) * . », \ SINCE 1802 YEAR HEATING GAME PLAN a 5 YEAR PARTS, LABOUR AND SERVICE Pr Johnston, Shane Norton, Derek Leeming, Dillan Weber and Mike Morden. Playing between the pipes are Luke Carnaghan and Paul Shrigley. In exhibition games against LNHL Oshawa Red Wings & Ux- bridge - goal scorers were Dillan Weber 1 goal, 1 assist, Seth Gray 1 goal, Adam Jones 2 goals 1 assist, Daryl McEnaney 1 goal, Justin Kowalczyk 1 goal 1 assist, . Danny Robinson 1 goal, 2 assists. Shane Norton and Mike Morden each picking up an assist. These boys met Stouffville Oct. 5 in their 1st league game and came out on the low scoring end 4-1. Ports lone goal was scored by Shane Norton, assist to Danny @ LIFETIME WARRANTY @ EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS @ \O PAYMENTS FOR 60 DAYS @ INSTALLATION INCLUDED © THE BEST HEATING PLAN IN DURHAM REGION Port Perry Snowmobile Clubhouse will be open on Saturday, November 3, 1990 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for the sale of Club Memberships and Trail Permits. There will be a General Membership Meeting Sun- day, December 2nd, 1990 at 2:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse. 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