The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ON BR Te) EE Parade, hand, games * during Booster Night The week of June 19th to the 24th has been declared Minor Softball Week in Port Perry by the local Council. Throughout the Province many group and organiza- tions wil! be holding tourna- ments and games. The Port Perry Minor Softball Asso- ciation is no acception as they will again be holding their annual Booster Night on Saturday June 24th. The night will begin with a Par- ade of all the teams in the area and whl! be lead by the Oshawa Rebels, a Drum and ® Bugle band and Grand Par- ade Marshall "Bill Johnson" of CHOO Radio. Several House league teams will play abbreviated games and many draws for prizes will be held. The future game of the night will "have the local coaches playing CHOO Radio Softball team and.this. should be an entertaining event, for all the family to enjoy. For more details see the Star ad in todays paper. House-League Softball Squirt House League was scheduled to open last Wed- nesday but rain postponed the games so the boys will try again this week. Pee Wee House-leagues Scugog Realty defeated Pleasant Point 26 to 18 at the Legion Diamond on Tuesday night with both John Popo- wich and Bill Dowson pitch- ing well for the Scugog team. Greenbank Dodgers troun- ced Scugog Realty 22 to 14 on Thursday night with Roddy Real having three home runs for the winners. Midgets defeat Udora lose to Uxbridge by Deb Ireland On Monday, June 5, Port Perry's- Ballard Lumber Midgets challenged Udora in their first "away game' of the season. Port came out on top of a tight 4 to 3 score. The boys came out strong in the first inning under the direction of their new coach, Mr. Robert Knapp. Dennis Franssen hit a home run which brought in two of the three runs that inning. The score remained 3 to 0 until the eighth where it quickly changed to 4 to 3. Strong infield and outfield plays held the competition. Mike Doupe had an excellent game behind the plate. However, on Thursday night, the Lumbermen suf- fered a loss of 4 to 3 to Uxbridge. The teams were evenly matched but Port had a few errors in the play. Dave Dickson, Mark Cleve- land, and Dennis Franssen shared the duty of pitching. The next home game is against Udora at 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 15 in Joe Fowler Memorial Ball Park. WES LANE | Plumbing & Heating Plumbing & Heating PORT PERRY Installations Supplies \ | {55 985.2473 Reasonable Prices SAVE SAVE WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY FOR ALL YOUR FUEL OIL NEEDS 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 Prompt, Courteous Service im | IT rueL I OIL pn i mamannn? te ihcidund btu wis Saas camp ad wn one data diad tia Bell tops softball standings The Lake Scugog Softball standings are- as- follows: - Bell Canada has five wins, two losses for 10 points; Pontypool has four wins, one loss for 8 points; Yelverton has four wins, two losses for 8 points; Port Perry has four wins, two losses for 8 points; Nesleton has three wins, three losses for 6 points; Scugog Island has three wins three losses for 6 points; Kedron has one win, four losses for 2 points and Janet- ville has no wins, 7 losses for 0 points. Future games are tuesday June 13 - Bell Canada at Pontypool; Wednesday June 14 - Yelverton at Bell Can- .ada;Sunday June 14 (2 p.m.) Port Perry at Yelverton; (2 p.m.) Nestleton at Scugog Isle; (2 p.m.), Janetville at Kedron; (8 p.m. Pontypool at Nestleton. CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Celebrate 30 year anniversary Maybelle Rebekah Lodge celebrated their 30th anni- versary on Tuesday evening May 29 at the Oddfellows Hall with a beef dinner served to some one hundred and sixty members and friends, followed by enter- tainment which was enjoyed by all present. Lucille Grey was a very capable Master of Cere- monies for the evening and among the head table of guests was the Vice Presi- dent of the Rebekah Assem- bly of Ontario Helen Spicer, District Deputy Presidents Anne Jones and Helen Eyers. Reta Bow proposed the toast to Maybelle Lodge which was responded to, by Noble Grand Marion Web- ster, a toast by Reg. Foster to the Grand Lodge of Ont- ario was answered by Glenn Wanamaker, and the toast to the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario was replied to by Vice President Helen Spicer. During the program the chartered members and the Past Noble Grands were honoured by the members. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 14, 1978 -- 19 SHUR GUN DIVISION nn san Shur-Gain puppy food bite size with BEEF GED puppy food . Its made to Shur-Gain's special puppy growing formula, and with the famous beef taste that all dogs like. That's Shur-Gain Puppy Food. A complete, balanced nutritionally correct diet. Nothing else is needed. Get it at your Shur-Gain outlet. Shur-Gain...value for discerning feeders. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. 986-4201 MOLSON ONTARIO MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST ROUND - SUNDAY, JUNE 18th - 11 AM. SPONSORED BY OSHAWA COMPETITION MOTORCYCLE CLUB To see Motocross Action at its best ... follow Simcoe Street North out of Oshawa to Shirley Road, 2% miles north of Raglan, go east on Shirley Road to stop sign, turn left. ADMISSION IS $3.00 FOR ADULTS KIDS UNDER 12 FREE Sanctioned by cw For information call (416) 522-5705 © or write 777} 20 Jarvis Street Hamilton er he ee en St, .. rR) ee. I -.-Dsss.. dL