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8 LAURA A RAE EAS NUYS NEM v OA PUALEENE 30 AA ALE 16 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 26th, 1968 PORT PERRY * STAR x SPoRrS SOFTBALL The softball season will come to a close this Sunday with the awards day at the Park. Everyone should come out to see the Champs and also the second appearance of Vini's Mini's. Several of the Champions will be crowned by press time. In Tyke La Salle Restaur- ant defeated Duff's Elec- tronic's 15 - 13 in the final game to win the Tyke Cham- pionship. Goodwood have won the Squirt Championship for the second straight year by de- feating Hank's Pastries 10-5 in the third and final game. Don Cochrane's boys came a long way in the playoffs and after losing 6-5 in Goodivood came up with a thrilling 3-2 win in Port Perry to force the third game. Cartwright Bantams will now meet Utica in the Ban- tam final. They defeated a 'stubborn Greenbank team in a sudden-death semi-final after ending up tied in the round-robin. All coaches and managers are urged to play as sched- uled this week to wrap up all series. Cedar Creek Martin den Boer is attend- ing University at Grand Rap- ids, Michigan, US. A. Norma Boynton, Debbie Larocque Jack Cumming, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larocque attended a filming session of the Carl Smith program at Channel 9 studio last Thursday evening. George Kilpatrick visited his cousins, the Misses Clara, Edith and Laura Brown, in Toronto one day recently. Mrs. James Kirby and the James Blain family visited Mrs. Kirby's sister in Thorn- bury recently. Miss Ieta den Boer visited her sister, Arrieanne, at Berwick last week-end. Ar- rieanne is teaching school there. in the Port PERSONS Minor Hockey Meeting Sunday, Sept. 29 at 7:00 p.m. INTERESTED IN COACHING, REFEREEING, OR MANAGING PLEASE ATTEND THIS MEETING. P.S. Parents please see that your boy has birth certificate before season begins. Perry Arena JAMB Ontario's Finest CY WILSON FORD SALES MANCHESTER PRESENTS GARRY McCOLMAN'S COUNTRY MUSIC FEATURING ° BILL JOHNSON eo HONEY WEST & BILLY MARTIN JERRY LEE (CANADA'S JOHNNY CASH) ~~ "THE COUNTRY SHOWMEN" AND CFEM's GARRY McCOLMAN SIADAY, OCTOBER Gth at 8:00 P.M. OREE Country Group A SHOW FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ADMISSION . RESERVE -- AT THE -- PORT PERRY ARENA ADULTS $1.50 GENERAL $1.25 75e. CHILDREN $1.00 Juveniles Win First Game In 0.A.S.A. Final Series Ballard Lumber Juveniles took a one game lead in the 0.A.S.A. Juvenile "C" Cham- pionship series on Saturday night when they defeated a stubborn Tavistock team. 6-3 in Tavistock. Rick Beare pitched a steady game for Port Perry allowing 8 hits and striking out 4 bat- ters. He kept the Tavistock boys under control at most time as the hits were scat- tered over six innings. Tavi- stock scored one run in the third inning on 2 straight doubles and got two runs in the sixth inning on 2 more hits. The entire Port Perry team played good defensive ball to get Rick out of any trouble which was about to start. For Port Perry 10 base hits were picked up. Gene Hurst, Bob Baxter and Bill Wana- maker each had two hits. Dale Beare, John McMaster, Rick Beare and Gary Hunter had one each. They scored three runs in the 3rd inning on singles by Rick and Dale Beare and a well hit ball to left field which bounced off the left fielder's leg and Bob Baxter came around to score. Port got three more runs in the eighth inning on hits by Hurst, Baxter, McMaster and Wanamaker. ° These two teams would appear to be well balanced as -| Saturday night it was any- one's ball game. Once again a great crowd REE al Ba ay Bowling LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Charleston Triples Over 600-- J. Chandler--665; B. Oke --645; C. Wilson -- 643; L. Bertrand--632; C. Warriner --632; I. Doupe -- 624; M. Graham -- 624; K. Harper -- 607; B. Collins -- 601. Singles Over 210-- J. Chandler--303; K. Har- per--259; D. Dean--257; B. Oke--251, 225; S. Brignal-- 250; C. Wilson--248, 229; I. Doupe--235, 242; M, Wallace --225, 242; L. Bertrand--235 215; J. Barbour--234; J. Jack- man--234; H. Heard--231; V. Rider--229; C. Warriner -- 229, 220; M. Healy--228; M Graham--225; P. Wilkin--220 R. McGregor--219; J. McLeod ~--219; D. Venning--219; M. Geer--218; B. Collins -- 217; S. Barton--2158; W. McLaugh- 1in--213; G. Forder--211; P, -|Rawe--211; J. Taylor--210. High Single-- i Joyce Shandleg = 303 High Trip i Joyce Chandler -- 665 BUY -- SELL 985-7373 was on hand from Port Perry to cheer the boys on. This fan support is a tremendous boost to these boys. They will no doubt be out to repay these loyal fans on Saturday night with a home town win. This team has a lot of spirit and ability and were well received in Tavistock. The softball organization there provided sandwiches & coffee after the game for players and spectators. A fine gesture. Sat. night 8.15 at the local park. Come out and see this great series. Bowling § Lindsay Club Wins Final Tournament On Wed., Sept. 18th, the men's section of the Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club held their final tournament for the season. Sixteen teams filled the greens, clubs represented © were Lindsay, Cannington, Oshawa and the local club. The weather was perfect, lots of sunshine and warmth, making it a very enjoyable day. After the three games were played and the tallying up completed, winners were de- clared as follows: The high three game winner Mr. and Mrs. Ward Sonley of Lind- say. The second three game winner was Mr. and Mrs. George McPhaden of Port Perry. High two game winner was another local team Mr. Fred DeNure and Mrs. Dhel Bent- ley. High one game winner was Mr. G. Twiddy and Mrs. Mc- Connell of Oshawa. A pot luck supper will be held at the Parish Hall on Sat., Sept. 28th at 6.30 p.m. Ph I Rl | PATI EAR INE PRR) AR Wi SIAR Sa i In Oshawa On Sat. Health Minister Matthew Dymond will be the keynote speaker in Oshawa Sept. 28 during the two-day fall work- shop of the Ontario Associa- tion for Counselling and At- tendance Service Program. He will speak on the "Emotionally Distu r bed Child." About 125 school counsel- lors from across the province are expected to attend tie workshop which opens in the afternoon of Sept. 27 at the Carousel Inn, dt will be the first time - this type of workshop has ever been held in the citv 5 Other guest speakers dur- ing the workshop will include Ontario County Crown Attor- ney Bruce Affleck, president of the Ontario Association for Children with Learning Disabilities and T. H. Hough- ton, assistant superintendent, Ontario Department of Edu- cation, who will speak on the re-organization of school jurisdiction in Ontario. MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING September 19th, 1968 High Triple-- ; G. Menzies -- 821 High Triple W.H.-- G. Menzies -- 824 High Single-- G. Menzies -- 336 High Single W.H.-- G. Menzies -- 337 Team Standings: Canadian Tire Causeway Kids Ballard's Lumber ..... 7 Don's Raiders Nachur Boys .............. Middleton's Meats .... Major Pontiacs .......... Beare Chev's .............. Eden's Lucky Strikes Dowson's R. & W. .... Port Perry LGA. .. We are pleased to include Mr. Jack Forster, sponsor of Nachur Boys in 'our list. Triples 625 & Over: G. Menzies--821; J. Owen-- 759; T. Thomas--1739; J. Wil- |} son Jr.--698; N. McNulty-- .689; R. Short--671; K. Ash- MIXED CAUSEWAY BOWLING LANES FRIDAY NITE 9:00 -- 11:00 INDIVIDUALS and (or) COUPLES COME WHEN YOU CAN. PRIZES EVERY NIGHT -- Phone 985-2539 or 7908 BOWLING L C-N N-- I E | = =a ; 8:15 630. Bowling LADIES MONDAY NIGHT BOWLING 50c. 0.ASA. JUVENILE FINALS (2nd Game) Saturday, Sept. 28th TAVISTOCK (Western Ont. Champs) -- vs -- 1 PORT PERRY Ballard Lumber at the SOFTBALL PARK "Cc" p.m. Public School FRER . Stinger Zombie Tom Collins High Single-- 315--D. Warren High Triple-- 797--A. Chapman Singles 200 and Over-- D. Warren -- 315, 223, I. Bowman--203; A. Chapman-- 290, 207, 300; S. Tulley--205; A. Evans -- 212; C. Watts-- 212; M. Sweetman--223, 206; J. Storra--207; A. Scriver-- 219, 230; M, Raby--200; M. L. Dowson--215; P. Ellicott --201; F. Davey -- 204; D. Phinney--245, 225; H. McTa- | vish--255; M. Reeve--235; M. Burnett--204. : | Amssion : MINOR SOFTBALL AWARDS DAY. Sunday, Sept. 29th 2:00 at the SOFTBALL PARK Presentation of Softball Trophies and Crests to Championship Teams. p.m. » FEATURED ATTRACTION -- VINI'S MINIS . -- V8 -- JUNIOR LADIES STARS ADMISSION : 60c. "re Public School FREE, NN