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RRA A Bel DEE i URES TEE DERE EA RAs dh asda «= Thrill Drivers here Sept. 7 Canada's All Star Thrill Show, the Canadian Uniroyal Thrill Drivers will be ap- pearing at Port Perry Fair Grounds on Saturday, Sept. 7 - 5:00 p.m.. One and a half hours of solid entertainment for young and old, as veteran stunt drivers put their fleet of stock model 1974 Pontiacs through spectacular dare- devil stunts. .See them zig-zagging and criss crossing a hair's breath apart at high speed down the raceway. Watch KoKo the Clown as he tries to imitate some of the stunts in his Krazy Kar. Right before vour eyes, these dare devil drivers will leap from ramp to ramp, sailing through space: sending their cars along, perfectly balanced on two wheels. The breath-taking finale as one of the stunt men dive bombs his car into a heap of wrecks, turning end over end. Never so many thrills packed into one and a half hours of clean family enter- tainment. Don't dare miss the Canad- ian Uniroyal Thrill Drivers coming to Port Perry at 5:00 p.m. on Sat. Sept. 7. This CANNINGTON LIONS FEST show is sponsored by Zering Pontiac-Buick Limited. Bring your camera! Meet the drivers! Take a snapshot of your children in the Uni- royal Thrill Driver cars. PORT PERRY S1AK - Wednesaay, AUG. 21, 1Y/4-- 7 Juniors win first 0.A.S.A. series Van Camp Construction Jrs. with two straight victor- ies over Bradford have won their first 0.A.S.A. play-off round. On Tuesday August 13th the local club travelled to Bradford and defeated the home team by a 10-4 score. OCBL final series This week will see the beginning of the final series in the Ontario County Bush League commencing Tues- day, August 20 at Raglan Park. The Raglan Recreation Team defeated the Green- bank Gamblers in two games with a follow-up victory on Wednesday, August 14 after the initial victory on the 7th. Where the first game of the series was a tight, low scoring, defensive battle the second was extremely offen- sive with both teams dis- playing their batting power. Both teams scored three runs in the first but from the start Raglan was in the lead forcing Greenbank to try and catch up. Raglan never gave up the land but the home- town Gamblers were never far away. At the end of the Bavarian Bier Garten FEATURING: Gunter Bartels German Oompah Band SAT., AUGUST 31st BIER GARTEN OPENS AT 6 p.m. DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT TILL J p.m. THICK GERMAN SAUSAGES, SAURKRAUT, ROLLS, COLD BEER AND TOP NOTCH ENTERTAINMENT Cannington Community Centre Admission *2.00 per person Includes FREE Stein COME EARLY SPONSORED BY CANNINGTON LIONS CLUB Proceeds for Community Improvements MIDDLETON'S QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-2562 ask about our HOME FOOD-FREEZER PLAN a plan to fit everyones budget regulation seven innings, Raglan had won 13 - 11. The Tuesday game of the final series will already have been played but there will be a game on Thursday, August 22 starting at 7:00 p.m. at Nestleton. If a third game is neces- sary it will be played in Raglan probably on Tues- day, August 27. This final series should be great. : INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 10% 5 YEARS 92% 1to4 YEARS INTEREST is payable half yearly or may be left to compound EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED 191 Queen St. Port Perry Telephone 985-7306 WEINERS Ib. 13° CutUp Chicken Ib. 75° HAMBURG , gg Ground CHUCK Ib. $11 - Hamburg STEAKETTS ib. $159 This store will be Monday and Tuesday CLOSED FREEZER ORDERS Sides, Hinds & Fronts of BEEF *1 Terms arranged Approx. per week Williams pitching for the Juniors got off to a shakey start start allowing two runs in the first inning; but his team mates came back with three runs in the third inning and five more in the fourth to coast to an easy win. Ron Redman was the top hitter for Port Perry with a home run and a single while Grant McLaughlin, Rob Monro and Ken Davidson each had two hits; Roger Holtby added a triple. OnThursday, August 15 the Van Camp team completed the series sweep with a close 10-8 win at home. This was one of the most exciting games played at the water- front park all season, even if it wasn't the best played gamed by either team. The visiting Bradford club came out fast and took an early 5-0 lead as starting pitcher Rollie Skinner was in trouble in the first three innings and needed relief help from Laurie Williams who only allowed three runs in the seventh inning. The Van Camp Jrs. trail- ing by five wins came storm- ing back and scored six runs in the 3rd inning and never Presented in Twilight Matinee trailed after that, although Bradford did make it close in the last two innings. Ken Davidson had a double and a single for the winners while Steve Cochrane and Rob Monroe each had two hits. The Van Camp Jrs. now play the Fenlon Falls Juni- ors in the second play-off series. This series will de- cide the Zone champions and the right to play the winners of the Eastern Ontario Zone in the Semi-Finals. The first game was scheduled for Monday night in Fenlon Fal- Is, with the return game tomorrow. night, Thursday, Aug. 22nd at the Waterfront Park. Last weeks play-off game crowd was one of the largest of the season so come early and enjoy an evening of exciting softball action. Residential Industrial ELECTRICAL FOR FREE ESTIMATES RON RANKIN & SONS Port Perry - 985-7679 Commercial Electric Heat § SATURDAY, co-operation with . ... Telephone Port Perry 985 7303 SEPTEMBER y 4 th Startime: 5 P.M. 3 od BPEL Eb] M DIAN A PONTIAC [-[V][e],§ LIMITED Oshawa 655 3366 INR Ta Sa SF SEL TAT en a - " aes = yd SX ov. x7, a Py ny: fio: ry A riod SA nA (33583 ArT ~5 SH