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GIRLS HIGH AVERAGE: Pee Wee Michelle Poirier 97; Bantam Jen- nifer Hammond 130; Junior Melissa Dawson 153; Senior Lyndsay Dutkewich 140. HIGH SINGLE FLAT: Pee Wee Shannon Deering 104; Bantam Jennifer Elliot 136; Junior Melissa Donnelly 166; Senior Tara Ballingall 162. HIGH SINGLE WITH HAN- DICAP: Pee Wee Jadelyn Blair 153; Bantam Lydia Blake 228; Junior Heather Osborne 211; Senior Erin Hassall 212. HIGH DOUBLE FLAT: Pee Wee Grace Ranieri 171. HIGH DOUBLE WITH HAN- DICAP: Pee Wee Katie Barker 252. HIGH TRIPLE FLAT: Bantam Amanda Langford 350; Junior An- drea Grills 330; Senior Tara Ball- ingall 421. HIGH TRIPLE WITH HAN- DICAP: Bantam Lydia Blake 574; Junior Amy Rankin 495; Senior Erin Hassall 601. BOYS HIGH AVERAGE: Pee Wee Myles Ruhl 90; Bantam Deryk Campbell 130; Junior Brandon Hammond 170; Senior Jay Mackie 177. HIGH SINGLE FLAT: Pee Wee Stephen Delore 109; Bantam Todd Mitchell/Zach Ruhl 166; Junior Colin Meijerink 218; Senior Craig Mitchell 215. HIGH SINGLE WITH HAN- DICAP: Pee Wee Kevin Bryars 164; Bantam Zach Ruhl 248; Junior Owen St. John 253; Senior Geoff Drury 244. Estate Planning in your home. Insurance and Investments: * Life * Annuities * Health * Mutual * Group * Funds * Home * RRSPs * Auto * RRIFs * Residential Mortgages DON DAVIDSON Days: 725-1161 Evenings: 986-0165 ThePrudential ®he The Prudential Insurance Company of America REDWOOD -- PINE -- FIR VINYL -- ALUMINUM Entrance a "DISCOUNT PRICES* RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 (a16) 852-7722 prog HIGH DOUBLE FLAT: Pee Wee Jason Behling 185. HIGH DOUBLE FLAT WITH HANDICAP: Pee Wee Jason Johansen 289. HIGH TRIPLE FLAT: Bantam Chris Hueston 430; Junior Roy Anger 491; Senior Andy Meijerink 496. HIGH TRIPLE WITH HAN- DICAP: Bantam J.J. Brown 604; Junior Rodney Greenough 572; Senior Nathan Brown 585. Tuesday Night Mixed October 30 High Triples: Lorne Mallory 665(238,237); Merv Bayley 630(224,207). High Singles: Marg Fritz 263; George Zenglein 235; Bill Fritz 288; Gloria Smuck 216; Gail Wallace 211; Bill Wagg 205. November 6 High Triple: Lorne Mallory 700(284,213,203). High Singles: Ken Rankin 233; George Zenglein 232; Sharon Wright 222; Gail Wallace 219. Team Standings: Tigers 36; Red Sox 28; Blue Jays 18; Car- dinals 15. Wednesday Night Ladies November 7 Team Standings: The Bold & Beautiful 35; Lucy's 29; The Simpson's 24; Who's The Boss 24; The Poor & Unknown 19; The Young and Restless 16. High Single: Margot Brain 202. High Single with Handicap: Eileen Gerber 247. High Triple: Margot Brain 552. High Triple with Handicap: Becky Webster 649. Games over 200: Margot Brain 202. Triples over 550: Margot Brain 552. Monday Night Ladies November 5 Team Standings: Pin Pickers 34; Rollers 29; T.N.T. 18; Witches 17; La Lips 17; Ferrari 11. High Single: Anne McCreight 257. High Triple: Anne McCreight 0 200 Games: Vivian Foster 253; Shirley Ash 227; Anne McCreight 243,257; Edna Langford 290; Don- na Cochrane 206; Marg Postill 202; Dorothy Robichaud 201; PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 -- 35 Phil Brown rolls 310 at Centennial Lanes Susan McLellan 210; Marg White 217; Marni Knight 213; Yvonne Nyenhuir 253. Tuesday Night Mens November 6 Team Standings: Port Perr 1.G.A. 7; XL Gas Bar 5; Bruton's I.D.A. 5; The Creative Basket 2; Saintfield Machining 2; Trader Sam 0. High Single: Phil Brown 310. High Single with Handicap: Gary Reis 302. High Triple: Phil Brown 819. High Triple with Handicap: Adrian Donnelly 758. 215 and Over: Gary Reis 228,290; Bill Ruesink 266; Phil Brown 243,266,310; Jeff Haugen 225; Robin Boyce 258; Adrian Donnelly 234; Sid Tarsey 223; John Criscione 306; Roy Povey 222. 600 and Over: Gary Reis 675; Bill Ruesink; Paul Brough 602; Phil Brown 819; Adrian Donnelly 635; John Criscione 693. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies November 6 Team Standings: Crickets 49; Rolling Stones 45; Madonna 43; Beatles 26; Beach Boys 25; Supremes 22. 200 Flat: Joan Fleming 266,213; Doris Tripp 241; Marge Samarillo 239; Joan Knight 238; Laura McHale 231,200; Aggie Ferguson 223; Jean Nash 216; Joyce Nor- rish 203. Congratulations "Crickets'"' - Winners of 1st Section. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Winners of 1st Section: Snap- dragons - Carol Koch, Joani Flet- cher, Marge McKibbon, Carolyn Beatty, Louise Penstone, Hildy Smith. Over 200: Carol Koch 225; Joani Fletcher 225; Marge McKibbon 205; Louise Penston 214,226; Gerri Langille 213; Merle St. John 260; Marg Lee 223; Sandy Reeves 226; Nancy Anger 203; Audrey Brown 255,210. Over 600: Merle St. John 604; Marg Lee 614; Audrey Brown 654. Please recycle this newspaper your area. Below are the high- lights of changes to the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Act. These changes will affect most claims that start on or after November 18, 1990. & Qualifying for benefits After November 18, you will need 10-20 weeks of work within the past year to qualify for regular UI benefits. The exact number of weeks you will need and how long you will be able to collect these benefits will depend on the unemployment rate in important Changes fo Unemployment Insurance father). & Maternity / Parental benefits Parents may be eligible for 15 weeks of maternity benefits (available to the mother) plus 10 weeks of parental benefits (available to either the mother or the Parental benefits are also available in the case of an Individuals who leave their job without "just cause", are fired for misconduct or refuse a suitable job offer, can be penalized by losing from 7 to 12 weeks of benefits and having the amount of benefits reduced. adoption. package on the changes @ Leaving to Unemployment a job Insurance, call 1600-363-1633 Working after age 65 If you work after age 65, you may now be eligible for UI. This change will be retroactive to September 23, 1988. For more ° § y] For an information For more information on your claim, contact your local Canada Employment Centre. 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