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PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 7, 1982 -- 13 Port Perry has three on OASA executive The Ontario Amateur soft- ball Assoc. held their 60th annual meeting in Niagara Falls on March 26,27,28 and the results were very rewarding for the Port Perry delagates. The 2nd Vice President will be Jack Cook Jr. as he retained his position. Four other members were seeking the position which Jack won on the first ballot. Jack serves as the treasurer of the local association. Garry Venning was elected to the executive council. Seventeen of the 23 members nominated stood for the six . executive positions and Garry sur- prised a lot of people gaining his first time on the executive. He is an OASA convenor, local executive member and a director of the midget tournament. Port Perry now has three members on the executive council which is made up of 34 members. Vin Walker is a past president. This is a great tribute to the people of PortPerry and an indication of the high respect local delagates have earned over the past 20 years. Another highlite was the presentation to Bill Harper of a special achievement award. for his many years of service to the game of softball. The main change in rules will see all ages increased bv Dance raises $1200 for local park The "Spring Ball in Green- bank Hall" was held last Saturday night and was a resounding success. The dance was held in support of the Greenbank Park Committee who are attempting to improve the facilities in the park, includ- ing washrooms, floodlights, and playground equipment. A combination of Geordie and Ruby Beare, George Timms, the Greenbank "Gamblers" fastball club and the ladies of the comm- unity (who provided the lunch) resulted in over $1200.00 being raised. All expenses were covered by these people with an assist from Pepsi-Cola and Canada Dry. Every dollar taken in has been forwarded to the park fund. There will not be a community canvas for the - place ® A Glendette ® Renovations ® Rentals o Used Trailers oUsed Motorhomes YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOUR DEALER HWY. 7A- PORT PERRY 985-9151 er| park improvement program but anyone interested in assisting (either financially or with labour) should con- tact any of: Rodd Foster, Neil Hunter or Cliff Rodd. The park committee hope to start on the various pro- jects by May 1st. These projects include the wash- rooms, completion of the tennis courts and upgrading of the playground equip- ment. Also the ball field flood- light installation will be completed shortly and will be ready for the start of the baseball season. The floodlights were "basically donated by former Greenbank residents Lloyd and Marion Lee. All in all, it looks like a busy and interesting summer for Greenbank park activities. Champs : (From page 12) We scored 235 goals and had only 108 scored against us. In Play-offs, we played 16 games, won 14, lost 2, scored 102 goals and allowed 25. This year we had a very even scoring balance with each line contributing equally. As this is the seasons end, 1 would like to thank Dave Obee, Dave Ballingall and Pat Morrow for all the work they put forward. As well, we would like to thank Port Perry Minor Hockey, George Stone, our sponsor, the parents and most of all these 17 young men who made us .80 very proud all season. ICICLE 2525252505¢2 ThTaTaTaTd eT eT REGISTRATION FEES: Registration after April 18th: $10. 00 per child. i PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION - REGISTRATION - Masonic Hall, Queen Street, Port Perry FRI, APRIL 16-7 to 9 P.M. SAT., APRIL 17-9 A.M. to 3 P.M. wn = = S >> - = hn) = --- It (- -= =) o = ten o w in = $7.00 per child; $20.00 for 3 or more \ BOYS & GIRLS - 5 YEARS AND uP ©" --Parents Sighanire Required -- 5252525252525 5850508: IEICE S525 252525252" one year, Squint will be under 12, peewee under 14, bantam under 16,. midget under 18, and juvenile under 20. Junior will remain under 21 years. The distance of bases and pitching will also change in each up to midget. Bantam will now use a 12 inch ball. -The convention was the largest for some years and local delagates were very pleased with the events set up by the Niagara committee. At this time there has been no centre named to host the 1983 meeting. - The 1982 executive elected: Pres. - Vice - Len Henderson, Markham; 2nd Vice - Jack Cook Jr., Port Perry; 3rd Vice Bill Topping, St. Thomas; Secretary - Bill Martin, Simcoe; Treasurer - Ross Durfy, St. Catherines. Executive: Brian Turner, Garson; Don Engle, Wood- stock; Leo Burger, Niagara Falls; Mike Goodridge, Hamilton; Mike Yourkevich, Oshawa; Garry Venning, Port Perry. Student art on display The Visual Art teachers and students of the Durham Board of Education, in con- junction with the Robert McLaughlin Gallery in Oshawa cordially invite all interested citizens to the fifth biennial exhibition of student art, from Kindergarten to A wide variety of art creations, live demonstra- tions, live and taped music from school bands and choirs will be featured at the gallery from the evening of April 6, 1982 through April 20th. Mr. Raymond Blackwell of will officially open the exhi- bition at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 6th, 1982. There is no admission charge and refreshments will be served at the opening. Come and experience the creative expressions of Keith Fleming, Oshawa; 1st. Grade 13. the Ministry of Education hundreds of students. , : 1st. 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