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SA LI a i, ta HL \. ya a At, Sr DE ; Rk NEN No ACN ek ND Le Sy 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 20, 1980 Port Perry ties on Jeffrey run by Danny Millar Mark Jeffrey scored the, winning run of the Uxbridge - Port Perry Malmont Farms Midget softball series in the bottom of the ninth last Sunday, and he duplicated the feat when he tied the score against Durham Comfort at Port Perry on Tuesday, August 17. The teams did not play extra innings so the final score stood at 9-9. Jeffrey got the important tally on a hit to centerfield that was booted around long enough to enable him to score. Port did not take the game very seriously. They gave Brian Dickson his first pitch- ing assignment of the season and the shortstop lasted until the fifth inning, when Kevin Walker, who had been play- ing first base, took to the mound. Port Perry put two slow footed infielders in the outer defence. Pete Christie played left field at the start and Keith Trembley occu- pied right. Both are normal- Yacht Club news by Donna Phypers I hope everyone is busy . getting things ready for the Auction Sale. Remember folks, we accept all amusing, outrageous, inventive and delicious articles you have to offer. Congratulations are in order for Ruth and Bill Whit- ing who celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary this past week. Another anniversary was celebrated this week by Gord and Rose Lane. Thirty-five years married Daughter and son-in-law Cathy and David Underhill helped Mom and Dad celebrate by paint- ing the dock with them. ~The Yacht Club was a busy place for visitors this week. 2000 0D 20D LLDLLDLLDLLLLL. Granddaughters Kim and Chris stayed overnight with Jim and Ruth Cline this weekend. They were joined by daughter and son-in-law Fran and Grant and third granddaughter Jennifer on Sunday for an afternoon cruise and dinner on the lake. The girls invited Corey Phypers along as a guest for the afternoon. Ernie and Dorothy Jones welcomed daughter and son-in-law, Gwenda and Norm Parker and grandchildren Lynn and Kenneth for a long visit on the weekend. They brought a friend David Lee along with them. Also visiting the Jones' this weekend were. Russ and Dora Wicks, form- er members of the PPYC. 0000 DDDLDLLLLLDDIDDISISIS ddd lddll dad dda ad alld gg PINE POINT ~ STABLES (Government Approved) QUALITY RIDING HORSES Concession 9 - Scugog Island - PLEASURE RIDING - (August Only) WEEKDAY RATES: POPP PPV PPP PPPPPPTPPPPPIVPPPPPTTTOTOTPVITTTY 0080088808 MAA A AAA AA Ad All d Addl ddd dd 3 Adults $7.00 per hour; Juniors (under 14 yrs.) $5.00 hour. y FOR WEEKENDS: Add One Dollar! p p p - LESSON RIDES - L L % 4 4 L L > : (On Quiet Horses or Ponies) b 4 Adults $10.00 per hour; Juniors $8.00 per hour. § 4 4 <4 < < % 4 4 * 4 L <4 1 IT PAYS TO TAKE A LESSON! FULL LESSONS IN ENGLISH OR WESTERN EQUESTRIAN ARE $10.00 PER HOUR. RESERVATIONS PLEASE - 985-8778 0000088008800 8880808888800000000000000 ALLL LLLS HHH MAAAAA AAA AAA AAA AA ALAA ALAA AAA AA AAA AAA AA ALAA LA LALA d Ad summer. power lines Watch for overhead \ ines. ontario hydro | Sail safely through WERE SBS Bill and Vera Booth enjoy- ed the company of daughter Jeanette and son Bill, Jr. this weekend. | Many club members and their guests enjoyed a super corn roast on Saturday night. Thanks to Bill and Audrey Willis for supplying all that delicious corn. Next Saturday evening club members are planning a moonlight cruise on -Lake Scugog. Further information on club membership; call 985- 7451 or 985-2728, Herder-Brown | Construction Ltd. EXCAVATING COTTAGE RAISING CUSTOM BUILT HOMES GENERAL REPAIRS PRE-FAB FIREPLACES Karl Herder Les Brown (705) 357-2228 BUS.: (416) 985-3885 000000000000000000000 000000 would like to THANK the FOLLOWING FOR THEIR SUPPORT in making our WESTERN WEEKEND TOURNEY SUCH A SUCCESS: of OFFICIALS. ly first sackers. As expected, Durham struck early against Dickson but it wasn't really his fault. The first three batters got on with bunts, obviously taking advantage of Walker's lack of mobility around first base. John Fair hit a line drive single over 'shortstop John Butler's head to score one run. Port escaped further damage during the inning. Durham got three runs in the second inning on a hit that went right to the center- field wall, but Port came back with a pair in the fourth. The two sides exchanged fifth frame runs before Port tied it for the second time in the sixth. Durham got three runs in the top of the eighth but once again Port Perry equalled that total. Robert Franssen opened with a two base error by leftfielder Larry Graham and scored on a single through the box by Paul Van Camp. Van Camp and Bill Wanamaker both scored later when Todd Wilbur, a right-handed hitter punched an opposite field single to right field. All three of the Durham markers in the inning came as a result of two mistakes by Van Camp, then playing - Wanamaker. shortstop. With two runners on, Van Camp fielded a hit and then threw wildly past Christie, since re-located at first. On the same play Van Camp covered third and missed a high throw by All the runs came with two out. Jeffrey came in to relieve Wilbur, who pitched effec- tively as the third hurler in the game, and he shut down the Durham bats in the ninth, The leadoff man got on base on an error by Wilbur but Jeffrey struck out two and Wanamaker picked a runner off first with a snap throw from behind the plate to end the inning. Flames beat Aztecs, Pacers blank Trojans by Paul Beare Last Monday's semi-final ball hockey action saw the Packers bomb the Trojans 8-0 to take their series in two straight and the Flames burn the Aztecs 4-1 to force a third and final game in their series; played last Thursday. The Packers got goals from Aldon Smith with two, John Churchill, Donovan Smith, Bruce Woodrow, Mike Mitchell and Kevin - Martens. Don Card recorded the shut out. The Flames were really fired up for the second game of this semi-final probably TAWCO CLEANERS; COOPER-SMITH GARDEN © * SUPPLIES (Oshawa); SPORTSLAND; WILLIAM'S : ARMS (Gun Shop); VACHON FOODS; BEATRICE e . FOODS; MOLSONS; MANCHESTER TRAILER : SALES; JIM COOKSON (Signs); 1st PORT PERRY § SCOUTS; MR. BRIAN YEO and his COMMITTEE . : P.S. - SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd is our ANNUAL CUP DAY Commencing at 10:00 A.M. At the SCUGOG SOCCER FIELDS. 0000000000000 00000000000000 because of the 9-3 trimming a week earlier by the Aztecs. Scoring for the Flames were Dale McQuade, Greg Fedyk, James Duncan and Randy Knight. Don Dasti recorded the Aztec marker. ~The third and final game of the Aztec-Flames matchup on Thursday night saw the Aztecs nip the Flames 3-2, Dave Sinclair, Rob Kroon- enbert, and Brian Evans scored for the Aztecs. Rob Moore and Greg Fedyk replied for the Flames. The finals will begin Mon- day, August 18th between the -Aztecs and the Packers. The -- second game of the series is Monday, August 25th at 7:00 p.m. REGULAR SEASON TOP 10 SCORERS NAME TEAM GP. G. A. PTS. Mike Mitchell Packers 12 16 15° 31 Dave Sinclair Aztecs 1 17 7 24 Ritchie Lefort Flames 12 10 10 20 Aldon Smith Packers 12 8 12 20 Donovan Smith. Packers -12 7 i320 Paul Beare Aztecs 12 6 14 20 Bruce Woodrow Packers 12 10 8 18 Randy Knight Flames 10 10 5 15 Bruce Smith Packers 12 6 8 14 Doug Bronson Flames 12 3 1 ud Ie Port Perry Fair Manchester Trailer Sales Manchester Trader Sates Whitby AT THE CORNER HWY. 12 & HWY. 7A Rentals - Parts - Service - Used Trailers - Interior Showroom * GLENDETTE * SHAMROCK * UNIK * TRAVELUX * FIRST BABY SHOW Saturday, August 30th - 2 P.M. BIG TENT - CENTRE FIELD FAIRGROUNDS Girl - to 6 Months Boy - to 6 Months Girl - 7 Months to 1 Year. Boy - 7 Months to 1 Year. Twins - to 12 Months. Enter by telephone to Secretary, Mrs. Marjorie Wanamaker 1985-2725 by Thursday, August 28th, or to Chairman Mrs. Patricia Reid by 9 P.M. on Friday, August 29th, 985-3884. NO ENTRY FEE - PRIZES FOR ALL ENTRANTS "Please Enter Me, Mom & Dad?"' TT TC LC CCT EL -------- (416) 985. 7771 N) ww |S i # » " jo 4 * & oo