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The lakefront ball park was is Sohal Me. Glen Van officially opened on Saturday Camp (local Softball Booster, . - afterncon and dedicated in anda personal friend of Joe), Thall catcher stretches for the Gall; "T" Ball teams tie Scarborough Two Port Perry wr Ball teams played Scarbdrough on Saturday afternoon at the Lakefront Park. --In the first game the two teams battled to a 32-32 tie. Bill Sammells and Brian ~ Stevenson each had five hits KS and scored five runs for Port, Jeff Cox and Henry DeJong had four hits each. Jeff Foster and Brian Martin led the Scarborough team. . In the second game, two different teams took the dia- mond and once again, the NESTLETON, ONY, - CHAR BROILED oe HAMBURGERS e FRENCH FRIES eo HOT DOGS © MILK SHAKES game ended in a tie, 36-36. Steven Jackson had five hits and scored five runs. Roger Morris, Guilford Quackenbush and Harry Bol ton, each had four hits. Geoff Thompson and Matthew Gordon were top hittefs for Scarborough. 'These games were arranged by Jim Richards, the local '"T" Ball convenor and Ron Walker of Scar- borough. Both teams were treated after each game, through the NOW OPEN The Ligh Take Out - PHONE 986-5131 the memory of Jée Fowler, Chairman Vin Walker 8 introduced Mr. Jack Cook, "President of Port Perry, Mr. Jerry Taylor and Mayor Lawrence 'Malcolm repre- ' senting the council. All the officials spoke of Playground activities 'This week we have been busy colouring and painting in preparation for the Penny Carnival which is coming up next week, Thursday. was the grounds. £On Friday, we moulded plasticine and play- ed musical instruments. Marion Layzell PORT PERRY PLAYGROUND This past week has gone by really fast at Playground because we've had so many things to do. Tuesday Yas pretty quiet but during the day, we walked to the park dpd then later, we made people out of leaves and twigs. Wednesday was a special day because we had our pet show. All the stuffed animals were cute but out of - the bunch, we picked Karyn Raines for having the small- est stuffed pet, Kari Fielding for the biggest pet, Margaret Rowland for the prettiest pet and Michael Durham. for having the cutest pet. Later we had a nice suprise visit from a real Labrador puppy, named Duchess. Many thanks to the puppy's owner, Mrs. Dorothy Walker, for letting us see her. But the. biggest day of all was Thurs- day, when we loaded a bus kindness of Hobbs Bever- ages, Flamingo Pastries and "sandwiches made up by 'the" local mothers. The young boys and girls * from Scarborough had a fun day in Port Perry and no doubt will look forward to a - return trip. Each player and coach were presented with a Western Weekend Button by the Chamber of Commerce. HOURS Monday to Saturday 11:00 - 9:00 p.m. Sun. 11:00 - 6:00 and went to the Bowmanville We saw all kinds of 'animals and had a really nice time. We would also like to thank all the mothers, and brothers and sisters, that helped during the day. BLACKSTOCK PLAYGROUND Playground is nearly over for another year. . We were very pleased to have Mrs. Adams come and lead us ini a'lively sing-song. On Thursday, we hdd areal ' treat. All three playgrounds invaded Bowmanville Zoo. We had lunch there and then spent the afternoon seeing the birds and animals. To finish up the week, we went over to Port Perry Friday 'morning to see the Kiddies Parade. . Then we . spent the remainder of the morning at Palmer Park. Once again this year, the - Playground staff are plan- ning a Parade and a Penny ' Carnival in Port Perry to bring Playground to a close. "The parade is at 6:30 and the Penny Carnival is to follow afterwards at therink. Don't forget to dress-up and assemble at R.H. Cornish Public School at 6:15 p.m. Hope to see children and parents come to help make this evening a success. Janice Crawford "PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Aug. 13, 1975 -- 19 Joe Fowler as he worked with boys" and provided sport, equipment and even his own . money to allow them to take part. Joe had no family, his family was the youth of Port Perry. The Ballard Lumber team and Toronto Chiouiti team were lined up on the base .paths, with mentbers of the bp Ball Teams in front of them Mayor Malcolm unveiled d Dedicate Ball Park i in memory of Joe Fowler the new park sign and two. ~members of the "T" ball, Bryce McHugh and Brian Stevenson carried the sign to" the entrance of the park where the Mayor hung it up. The sign was made poss: ible by Ballard Lumbér and Custom Woodworking Shop. The ball park is very. busy these days with all team in. 0.A.S.A. playoffs. Most of these teams have players: who played for Joe Fov ler. TOMMY SCOTT'S Country Music S . STARRING SUNSET "KIT" CARSON Star of over 100 Western Movies and his Wild West Show Appearing In person at PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL (Showtime 7:30 P.M.) FRIDAY, AUGUST 15th * Sponsored by the Loh Club of Port Perry Child under 13 - $1.00 Students & Adults - $2.00 Tickets will be on sale at the door. DBT. ee, Seca, ee RR, cl es Pret SE i A CS i By in aa 2 of Uxbridge XI FEST ne August 22 & 23 "FREE BEER MUG & OPENER AT DOOR NON-STOP ENTERTAINMENT eet feet fe I a a A ya | : UXBRIDGE ARENA a re eet et, A St at tl