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Joan Scott of Port Perry was presented with a prestig- lous Corps d'Elite Regional award from the provincial Minis- try of Tourism and Recreation. The certificate and pin were presented to Mrs. Scott Jan. 21 by Durham East MPP Gord Mills and Scugog Mayor Howard Hall. The award recognizes the 21 years Mrs. Scott has worked as a volunteer with Ca- noe the Nonquon on behalf of the Scugog Historical Socie- ty. Bailey - Graham AUCTION SERVICES All Types of Auctions. Ross Bailey 985-0697 Harvey Graham 986-4856 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Gigantic clearance sale for DISCOUNT GIFT STORE, LIND- SAY. Very large quantity of wooden craft clocks, new tarp & games, pictures & oil paintings, figurines, ceramics, table lamps, brass & silverware, mirrors, dolls, hats, t-shirts, socks, leather belts, radio & electronics, wat- ches and air compressor. A good opportunity for small businesses, flea market vendors or private in- dividuals to buy good quality gift store items. Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Large Antique, Quality Furniture Appliances, Canadiana Furniture Cars & Pickup Truck, 10 Royal Doulton Figurines Peterboro Auction Center, Hwy. 7 East Selling complete property of BETTE MILLARD (giving up housekeeping), Peterborough & others. Pine bedroom ste., pine flat back cupboards, blanket boxes, pine commode, tables, clocks, quilts, pressback chairs, oak hall tree, 9 pc. wainut dining ste., 2 antique horse cutters (1 refurbished), old hit & miss motor, 54" antique oak roll top desk, oak bowfront china cabinet, side-by-side, round oak table with claw feet, mah. breakfront, mah. oval table & 6 chairs, leather covered settee & chair in walnut frame, Chippendale D.F. desk, Vict. carved round table, 4 balloon back chairs, set pine Men- nonite chairs, almond side-by-side fridge, antique hanging lamp, modern ruttan dinette set, dry sink, 2 Vilas wing chairs, nesting tables, Vilas colonial loveseat, solid coffee & end tables, 2, 4x6 wool rugs, rocker, bed chester- field, 19°' colour TV, set Stafford- shire dinnerware, pictures, glass, china, collectables. Also selling for secured creditor 85 Dodge Arles, 84 GMC $15 pickup, also 80 Pontiac Parisienne, 87 Datsun pickup king cab (excellent), 90 Pontiac Sunbird (only 20,000 km.) with air, auto, ps., pb, Honda Civic. Don't miss this interesting sale. 10 a.m. sharp. Vehicles 11:30. To list your sale call 745-5007. ORVAL & DALE McLEAN, Auctioneers. I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques for WILLOWDALE AND PICKERING ESTATES selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ont. including, Viking refrigerator, Westinghouse stove, 9 Cathedral Stained glass win- dows (pine frames, leaded glass, 13%' x 8 8&2' x 8'), 2 frames (Ed- ward 111.- Battle of Burgoyne, Ed- ward VII), Adv. signs, 78 RPM record albums, 600 Baseball cards, glass, china, early 20th century doll with bisque head, figurines, cedar chest, 4 pc. bedroom suite, 5 pc. bedroom suite, 2 single beds (new), dining room table and 4 chairs, bonnet chest, kitchen suites, Queen Anne sofa, chests of drawers, antique high chair, Victorian rocker, set- tee, beige sofa bed, Gunstock chairs, teak furniture, portable coloured TV, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, end tables, wicker chair, office desks and chairs, 2001 gym set, automatic garage door opener, 1977 440 MF snowmobile, 1983 Ford truck ~ w/cdp (not cert.), many more items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. SPORTS COLLECTABLE Orono Town Hall (Main St. Orono) Viewing 11:00 a.m. Sale to consist of a large number of rare & collectable sports cards & memorbilia to be sold by public auction. Partial list to include Willy Mays 1st year card, 9-1909 8 10 hockey cigar cards (1st cards ever issued) 6 complete sets of Sherriff coins & shields, complete sets of 1979-80 O.P.C. hockey cards, 1987 Topps baseball, 1982 Fleer action foot- ball, 1964-65 Topps tall hockey cards, All 56 0.P.C. Gretzky cards sold as a set, Beehive hockey pic- tures, also a large selection of er- ror cards, Promo cards, vending packs, boxes of wax packs. Some of the highlight cards include Gretzky upperdeck promo, Brett Hull promo, error cards of Esposito & Dennis Hull from 1st Canada Cup Series, Rookie cards of Gretzky, Dionne, Lafleur, Bourque, Neely, Messier, Coffee, MacDonald, Clarke, Yzerman, Mattingly, Bo Jackson, Strawberry & many more, also star cards of Orr, Hull, Howe, Gretzky & stars of the past, pre- sent & future. Sale also to include autographed pictures & books in- cluding rare 1936 football il- lustrated, plus a collection of O.V. slow pitch items. This auction is a must-be-there event for those in- terested in purchasing sports col- lectables. Sports Auction Ser- vices, Mike MacGregor 416-987-5402; Junior West 416-983-5556; Randy Sorochan 416-436-0836. Auction Sold & Managed by MacGregor Auctions. 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE -- Tuesday, January 29, 1991 Scores from all the lanes YBC BOWLING GIRLS High Average: Pee Wee Michelle Poirier 88; Bantam Jen- nifer Hammond 140; Junior Melissa Dawson 149; Senior Lyndsay Dutkewich 140. High Single Flat: Pee Wee Shannon Deering 116; Bantam Janine Hammond 153; Junior An- drea Grills 153; Senior Erin Hassall 167. High Single with Handicap: Pee Wee Jadelyn Blair 166; Bantam Sara McHale 213; Junior Sarah Evans / Leslie Jeffrey 200; Senior Tara Ballingall 209. High Double Flat: Pee Wee Katie Barker 181. High Double with Handicap: Pee Wee Lauren Faulkner 291. High Triple Flat: Bantam Lydia Blake 390; Junior Alisa Campbell 384; Senior Erin Hassall 482. High Triple with Handicap: Bantam Amy Evans 569; Junior Heather Harris 537; Senior Lynd- say Dutkewich 602. BOYS High Average: Pee Wee Robert Arksey 97; Bantam Deryk Camp- bell 132; Junior Brandon Ham- mond 167; Senior Jay Mackie 187. High Single: Pee Wee Brandon Arsenault 112; Bantam Todd Mit- chell 148; Junior Colin Meijerink 201; Senior Geoff Drury 224. High Single with Handicap: Pee Wee Cody Browne / Gregory Hunter 155; Bantam Sean Warren 198; Junior Matthew Whitehead 212; Senior Dwayne Vanderligt 251. High Double Flat: Pee Wee Myles Ruhl 187. High Double with Handicap: Pee Wee Gregory Hunter 301. High Triple Flat: Bantam Raven Ward 387; Junior Drew Tromans 444; Senior Andy Mei- jerink 489. High Triple with Handicap: Bantam Jason Arsenault 487; Junior Michael Cannon 591; Senior Craig Mitchell 617. Tuesday Afternoon Ladies : January 22 Team Standings: Rolling Stones 43; Beatles 42; Beach Boys 37; Madonna 29; Supremes 25; Crickets 13. 200 Flat: Kacey Harper 231; Joyce Norrish 227; Verna Moore 224; Lucy Wilson 222; Betty Wackett 216; Joan Fleming 211; Aggie Ferguson 208; Moira Clark 200. Wednesday Night Ladies January 23 Team Standings: The Bold & Beautiful 26; The Poor & Unknown 19; Who's The Boss 17; The Simpsons 16; The Young & Restless 14; Lucy's 13. High Single: Chris Davies 228. High Single with Handicap: Chris Davies 276. High Triple: Chris Davies 569. High Triple with Handicap: Chris Davies 713. Games over 200: Chris Davies 228; Beth Oke 225; Julie Dempsey 219; Margot Brain 210; Ann Aldridge 202,209; Gail Wallace 201. Triples over 550: Chris Davies 569; Gail Wallace 553. Tuesday Night Mens January 15 Team Standings: Congratula- tions to the winners of Section 2: Saintfield Machining 41. Bruton's 1.D.A. 39; Port Perry I.G.A. 36; The Creative Basket 26; XL Gas Bar 26; Trader Sam 21. High Single: McLaughlin 354. High Single with Handicap: Harold McLaughlin 379. Harold High Triple: Harold McLaughlin 810. High Triple with Handicap: Harold McLaughlin 885. 215 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 264; Robin Boyce 228; Jeff Cox 241; Sid Tarsey 280; Paul Brough 247: Adrian Donnelly 223; Bill Ruesink 231; Hal McCullough 232,267; Roy Werry 218; Jack Healey 234; Harold McLaughlin 283,354. 600 and Over: Gerry Louvelle 632; Jeff Cox 609; Sid Tarsey 610; Bill Ruesink 614: Hal McCullough 671; Greg Houghting 639; Jack Healey 604; Harold McLaughlin 810. Tuesday Night Mens January 22 Team Standings: Port Perry I.G.A. 7; XL Gas Bar 5; Saintfield Machining 4; The Creative Basket 3; Trader Sam 2; Bruton I.LD.A. 0. High Single: Bill Ruesink 293. High Single with Handicap: Bill Ruesink 304. High Triple: Bill Ruesink 737. High Triple with Handicap: Bill Ruesink 770. 215 and Over: Kevin Martin 217,231; David Booth 215; Adrian Donnelly 217; John Rowett 232; Rick Farrington 229; Sid Tarsey 216; Gerry Louvelle 279; Phil Brown 276; Bill Ruesink 219,225;293; Roy Werry 222; Glenn Squires 238,253; Harold McLaughlin 227. 600 and Over: Kevin Martin 605; Gerry Louvelle 667; Phil Brown 650; Gary Reis 600; Bill Ruesink 737; Glenn Squires 653. Monday Night Ladies January 21 Team Standings: Witches 9; Ferrari 9; T.N.T. 7; Pin Pickers 6; Rollers 6; La Lips 5. High Single: Terry McDonald 253. High Triple: Marg White 610. 200 Games: Terry McDonald 253; Yvonne Dyenhuir 210; Bev Silverman 211; Marg White 232,236; Marni Knight 200; Judy Nickerson 211; Donna Cochrane 205; Tracy Beach 216. Mens Thursday Night January 24 Team Standings: Village Taxi 20; Downson's Valu-Mart 20; Norms Contr. 19; Pete's Pet Pan- try 17; Philp Pontiac 16; 1.G.A. 16; Brians Towing 16; Lake Scugog Lumber 12; Centennial Lanes 12: Legion 9; House of Howard 7; Galley Gators 4. High Single: C. Watts 283. High Single with Handicap: B. St. John 297. High Triple: W. Saunders 672. High Triple with Handicap: D. Lynde 758. Games over 215; B. Sonley 244, W. Saunders 221,237; R. Sheehey 228,259; D. Lynde 218,222; J. Cook 234: C. Watts 283; G. Grant 223,216; R. Twist 232; R. Sweet- man 257,217; R. Bell 232, R. Gib- son 251; B. Pomeroy 230; B. St. John 254; J. Cox 221; E. Johanson 240; K. Davies 220; D. Hann 223; R. Evans 220; B. White 271; D. Durham 255. Games over 600: G. Wilson 605; C. Watts 636; G. Grant 645; R. Twist 601; R. Sweetman 660; R. Gibson 608; G. St. John 618; E. Johanson 639; B. White 611; D. Durham 631; W. Saunders 672; R. Sheehey 671; D. Lynde 653. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Alysums 37; Snapdragons 33; Impatience 33, Marigolds 32, Pansies 20, Petunias 13. Over 200: Carol Koch 220,205; Carolyn Beatty 248; Louise Penstone 209,240; Gerri Langille 221,241; Darlene Vanderzwet 251; Merle St. John 206,232; Marg Lee 242; Norma Tower 200; Audrey Brown 248; Elsie Pogue 213; Janet Houghting 224. Over 600: Carol Koch 621; Louise Penstone 621; Gerri Langille 643; Darlene Vanderzwet 606; Marg Lee 629. 'Coldwell Banker Petite A's win The Country Lane - Coldwell Banker Petite '""A's" played host to the Ajax team Sunday the 27th. The first period was spent with the two teams gauging the other's strengths and weaknesses as they both raced, checked and passed from end to end. The clock read 10:48 before the first whistle was heard. It ended scoreless and penalty free ... but the second period brought more excitement (for Port fans, that is). Cara continually amazed us with her wicked checking techni- que that almost always results in her possessing the ring. Cindy played another strong game always anticipating the play and managed to get a few shots away - but their netminder doesn't have too much room for a slip in the net. Her limbs seem to stretch bionically. Brooke and Janna enjoyed playing some bluestick shifts and their checking abilities dazzled Ajax's defense. Too bad those cor- ner shots didn't get in girls! Fine effort! This game, it was the Laura, Janine, Dana line that put Port on the scoreboard. 20 minutes into the game, Laura checked, passed to Janine who found Dana ahead of their defense ready to go in on a breakaway. With a strong wrist shot she scored and Port took the lead 1-0. 4 minutes later, the reverse hap- pened and it was Janine who pass- ed to Dana to Laura who saw an opportunity and got a beautiful wrist shot past the goalie to make the score 2-0, which was to be the final score of the game. Bonni-Jo, Janna, Brooke and Shona played their usual strong checking game with strategic . passes up the ice. All 4 deserve a big pat on the back for their never-ending determined efforts which resulted in foiling Ajax's attempts to get through our defense to get a breakaway. Christie Aldridge did a fabulous job in net, making numerous key saves. We appreciate you playing goalie tor us Christie and hope the injury you suffered during the game soon mends itself. Con- gratulations on your shutout! I And congratulations girls for playing a completely penalty-free game. The first of the season. We missed Alechia's strength and skills this game and wish her a speedy recovery. Shona - you did a superb job in her place on redstick. Katie - we missed yop. Have a nice school trip - and get prepared for the upcoming tour- nament in Kitchener on February 8, 9 and 10.