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a pr -- "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Scores from the lanes Wednesday Night Ladies March 5 Team Standings: Tin Roof 14, Heavenly Hash 12, Tiger Tails 12, Butter Pecan 11, Peaches N' Cream 10, Rocky Road 4. High Single: Julia Dempsey 247. High Single With Handicap: Julia Dempsey 278. High Triple: Julia Dempsey 607. High Triple With Handicap: Julia Dempsey 700. Games Over 200: Julia Dempsey 247, Mary Hawes 228, Marg Moore 221, Eileen Gerber 218, Barb Swan 215, Barb Condie 206, Beth Oke 203. Triples Over 550: Julia Dempsey 607, Barb Swan 589, Val Henderson 553. Tuesday Night Mens March 3 Team Standings: Trader Sam 38, The Creative Basket 29, Guardian Drugs 26, Bruton's [.D.A. 22, Port Perry 1.G.A. 18, XL Gas Bar 14. High Single: Kevin Martin 280. High Single With Handicap: Kevin Martin 307. High Triple: Kevin Martin 730. High Triple With Handicap: Kevin Martin 796. ] 215 And Over: Ted Harvard 228, 263, Gerry Louvelle 217, Gary Reis 225, Ed Wilson 222, John Criscione 228, Kevin Martin 219, 231, 280, David Booth 235, Glenn Squires 226, 234, Harold McLaughlin 218, 224. 600 And Over: Ted Harvard 680, Gerry Louvelle 636, John Criscione 600, Kevin Martin 730, David Booth 642, Glenn Squires 671, Harold McLaughlin 629. Good crowd at soccer sign up The Scugog Youth Soccer Club had an excellent re- sponse to its registration held on the weekend. Registration was held at the YMCA building on Fri- day evening, Saturday and Sunday. An official with the club said more than 60 youths were signed up on Friday evening alone. Anyone unable to register their child on the weekend, may do so by attending the late registration March 27- 28 at the YMCA building. The cost of registration prior to April 7 is $40 per player or $100 for three players within the same family. After that date, the cost increases to $50 per playeror $120 family rate. For more information, please call 985-3045. Wednesday Afternoon Ladies Team Standings: Cherries 23, Pineapples 21, Plums 17, Peaches 11, Pears 10, Oranges 2. Over 200: Carol Koch 225, 201, 221, Debbie Chowns 237, Marg Lee 246, Gerri Langille 206, Joyce Storry 210, Marg Jeffrey 219, Sherry Thomas 224, Joani Fletcher 207. Over 600: Carol Koch 647, Marg Lee 604. Monday Night Ladies March 2 Team Standings: Royale 35, Green Care 34, No Name 31, Delsey 29, Cottonelle 23, White Swan 16. Games Over 200: Vivian Burns 202, 208, Cristal Brickel 215, Edna Langford 233, 215, Marg White 239, Marni Knight 244, 228, 217, Yvonne Nyenhuis 249. Games Over 550: Marg White 564, Vivian Burns 574, Yvonne Nyenhuis 592, Edna Langford 634, Marni Knight 689. Mens Thursday Night March 5 Team Standings: Emmerson In- surance 52, Dowson's Valu-Mart 46, Philp Pontiac 46, Norm's Cont. 38, Galley Gators 37, I.G.A. 36, Pete's Pet Pantry 34, Legion 32, Lake Scugog Lumber 28, Brian's Towing 27, Village Taxi 23, Centennial Lanes 20. High Single Flat: W. Lown 295. High Single With Handicap: T. Wilbur 315. High Triple Flat: E. Johanson 758. High Triple With Handicap: T. Wilbur 775. Games Over 215: L.. Wilbur 229, T. Wilbur 276, D. Dickson 240, 233, W. Lown 295, B. Pomeroy 260, B. St. John 226, 228, D. Hunter 248, T. Bache 216, D. Hann 227, S. Emke 226, D. Bache 226, 224, J. Cook 216, C. Watts 217, T. Watts 238, D. Moody 256, 265, 218, B. Evans 254, R. Pro- sser 231, G. McHugh 276, J. Ball- ingall 223, B. White 216, 243, E. Johanson 226, 279, 253, H. Colston 253, R. Twist 233, D. Plain 218, G. Sweetman 279, T. Edwards 256, W. Saunders' 238, J. Healey 244, R. Sweetman 221. Triples Over 600: R. Twist 639, G. Sweetman 638, G. McHugh 621, B. White 642, E. Johanson 758, T. Watts 637, D. Moody 739, D. Hunter 633, D. Bache 632, T. Wilbur 658, D. Dickson 658, W. Lown 603, B. St. John 626. McCrae earns hat trick IGA Juniors defeat Pickering Jrs. 6-1 Game four of the playoffs, bet- ween the IGA Juniors and the Pickering Juniors, was held on home ice Saturday night. Port took command of the ring at the blast of the whistle. Kyla McCrae picked up the ring, passed it over to Vicki Stainton and our first goal was scored within the first minute of the game. Lindsay Patton scored the next two goals with assists from Lin- da Payne. At the end of the first half the score was 3-0 for Port. Exactly one minute into the se- cond half Julie Ball passed the ring over to Kyla McCrae. The rest is history as goal four was scored. Four minutes later Heather Lally steered the ring over to Kyla and goal five was scored. The Pickering fans cheered as their team struck and scored, putting them on the scoreboard. Kyla was hot for another goal, so with the assistance of Vicki she socred again earning a hat trick. Two of our regular players, Sarah Coyne and Deanna Dempsey are overseas presently with the girls 4 D. J. Taylor Bonspiel field hockey team. Three Tweens moved up to play on our team, namely Bonnie Jo Norton, Linda Payne and Jenny Storms. Coach Dan was pleased with the victory, 6-1 but our winning streak didn't last for long! Sunday morning's game was a different story; our girls found this early morning game more than they bargained for. The game was held at Malvern Arena against the Scar- boro Tweens. Two new players, - brought up from the Tween B team, were added to our line-up, namely Alechia Cracknell and Melissa Dawson. Amy Sinclair played in net for both of these games, displaying - her goaltending abilities so ad- mirably. At the end of the first half the score was 2-0 for Scarboro. Alechia Cracknell, Heather Lally and Lindsay Patton each scored one goal with the latter two players ear- ning assists as well. Vicki also assisted with a goal. The game end- ed with a loss for Port, 3-6. Monday night's game (March 9) is against Richmond Hill and is the final playoff game. Port Perry Curling Club was the scene of the 10th Annual D. J. Taylor Insurance Bonspiel Saturday night. The mixed open Bonspiel attracted fourteen teems to compete for the coveted trophy and prizes. Bonsplel Chairman Bill Corbett, left, is seen presenting the trophy to skip Joe Pollet of the winning rink and team members Bernice Pollet, vice; Wendy (lead) and Rick Webb, second. J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR * a # a Y ry 4 | 3 |) x ii a KELLY LOWN/ PORT PERRY STAR Michael Elaschuk, Wesley Beattie and Adam Johansen placed fourth out of 18 teams at the Pee Wee Invitational bowl- ing tournament held at North End Bowl in Oshawa on March 1. Wesley also won a trophy for high single when he bowled a 167. Youth bowlers win trophies at recent tournaments Youth bowling is nearing the end of its season, which means tournament time. Members who qualified during the first eight weeks of 1992 respresent- ed Port Perry at the regional fi- nals held on Feb. 23. Competing at this event were Derek Campbell and Sara McHale as the single boys and single girls reps. The Bantam boys team consisted of Robert Arskey, Devon Symes, Jason Behling, Chris Elaschuk and Todd Mitchell. The Bantam girls team mem- bers were Cassie Behling, Man- di Coates, Ashleigh Flieler, Dev- lyn Faulkner and Pam Klinkenberg. The Junior boys team was made up of Rodney Grennough, Owen St. John, Jason Lown, Drew Tromans and Justin Sheehey. The Junior girls team consist- ed of Sabrina Brown, Melissa Dawson, Lindsay Glanville, Jil- lian Howsam and Shauna Has- sall. Other single reps were Bran- don Hammond and Alisa Camp- bell as Junior boy and girl single and Colin Meijerink and Erin Hassall as Senior boys and girls rep. Port Perry teams improve their standings every year. This year's highlight was Derek Campbell's outstanding play which took place at Centennial Lanes. He competed against bowlers from Oshawa, Peterbo- rough and Bancroft. He placed third out of 13, only six pins from second place. His high game out of five was 238. On March 1, a team of Pee Wee boys and girls (ages six and under) attended an invitational tournament at North End Bowl in Oshawa. All the youngsters had fun. The girls team was comprised of Jadelyn Blair, Shawna Blair, Shannon Deer- ing, Becky Delore and Erin Geary. The boys team included Michael Elaschuk, Adam Jo- hansen and Wesley Beattie from Port Perry who were teamed with two boys from Oshawa. 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