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at - Fixed at last by Robert Tobin Monday June 4th saw jood ball hockey skills lisplayed by the Band- ts as they doused the flames 4-2. Scoring for she Bandits were: Dennis Franssen with 2, Mike Tobin and Todd Wilbur each with 1. 3sists went to Bob Ire- land with 2, Mike Tobin with 2, Clark Menzies, Motorists breathed a sigh of relief last Tuesday when they saw work finally being done on the rough patch on 7A, just east of the causeway. Heavy rains and run-off caus- ed the problem last spring. Workmen from Port Ball Hockey League results PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 12, 1984 -- 23 Legion crew Durha Road 7 S00 m the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munication fixed the hole temporarily soon after it appeared but were forced to wait un- til summertime to fix it for good. Hal Storrey, Mark Cleveland and Rob Scott all with 1. Scoring , for the Flames were: Carl Dur- ward and Brian Evans each with 1. Assists went to Ken Harmon with 2, and Al Foux with 1. An excess number of penalties were given to both teams with the Flames receiving 27 minutes and the Bandits receiving 20 minutes. Dean Abraham of the Flames was ejected from the game and given an undetermined suspension for intention- ally hitting the referee with his stick. Doug Lake of the Bandits was also ejected from the game for 3 penalties. The second game of Juniors finally win The Canadian Tire Juniors won their first game of the year by defeating Sunderland and ex-team mate Phil Robinson 3-2. Todd Wilbur went the dis- tance on the mound striking out 7 while picking up the win. The team put together some clutch hitting and smart baserunning to score 3 runs in the 5th inning. Jeff Johnstone led off the inning with a single and Paul Van Camp followed with another single. After an out, Ken Harman drove in a run with a single and with two out Scott Sandison drove in the second run with a bunt single. 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Sandison led the hit parade with 2, Harman, Todd Healey, Pete Christie, Johnstone, Van Camp and Wilbur all picked up 1 hit with Wilbur's being a triple. Andy Doble hit a home run for Sunderland. MODULAR 4 SERVICING PHILIPS the night was an easy win for J&D as they defeated Whitby 13-1. Scoring for J&D were: Bill Bridge with 5 goals, Martin Poulin with 3, Rob Evans with 2, Rich Honey, Larry Page and Wayne Taylor all with 1. Assists went to Bill Bridge with 4, Rob Evans with 4, Rich Honey with 3, Tim Kane one! After a rough start to the season the team is starting to play compet- itive ball. If they can keep improving, they will be a force to contend with by playoff time. This week they travel to Udora on Tuesday, and host Ux- bridge Auto Wreckers Thursday. Game time is 8:30. ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES STEREOS & HI-FI'S THIS COUPON WORTH $5.00 OFF YOUR NEXT SERVICE CALL 723-5341 214BLOORST.E. "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years." PARKSIDE STEREO & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR: PHILIPS -RCA- ZENITH. TOSHIBA - HITACHI - LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE 5 Year Annual Interest 33/3 MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP COMMUNITY TRUST COMPANY LTD. APPLY TO ~ DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Bandits douse the Flames 4-2 with 2, Mike Adderly with 3, Ross Pettifer, Larry Page, Laval Poul- in and Dennis Lycett all with singles. Scoring the lone goal for Whitby was Larry Mantais assisted by Terry Gallagher. Tuesday June 5th saw the Raiders have little difficulty in defeating the Islanders by a score of 7-3. Scoring the goals for the Raiders' team were: Bill St. John with 2, Mark Jobb with 2, Brian Pomeroy with 2 and Mike Adams with 1. Assisting on the goal were Mark Jobb with 2, Mike Geer with 2, Dave Dickson, Scott Herd, Mike Adams, Bill St. John, Mike Healey, Wayne Lown, Keith Barr and Dave Canning all with singles. Scoring for the Islanders were: Dave Foote, Gord Hintze and Ed Wood- ward all with 1. Assists went to Rick Hope with 2, Dan Newlove, Ed Woodward and Gord Hintze all with singles. There was a total of 14 minutes in penalties this game. The final game of the night saw Utica finally win their first game of the season. They defeat- ed the Packers 3-2. This is the first game Utica has won in approx- imately 18 games. Scor- ing for Utica were: Mike Rice with 2 goals and Ken Lynde with 1. Assists went to B. John- ston, F. Gow, W. Miss- ilebrook and W. Middle- ton all with 1. Scoring for the Packers was Ken Fraser with both goals. Assists were given to Bart Wager, Aldon Smith and Don Smith each with 1. wr ----=ery { TROPHIES and ENGRAVING ! DO-NO's I RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD Queen St., Port Perry i 985-2839 IR mma NI On Wednesday night Port Perry Legion host- ed Oshawa's Sr. 'B' team Teddy's. Deli and Teddy 8s squad. Lawrie went all the way on the mound giving up 7 hits while striking out 6. Port's hitting was looked after by Grant Jackson with 2, with going to Bob Evans, Ron Redman, Bill St. John and Jay Williams. On Thursday, the Legion team travelled to Oshawa and lost again, 3-0 to the Oshawa Juniors. Mark Conetic picked up the win, while John Annis gave up 4 hits, striking out 12 and | took the loss. With 2 Oshawa base runners on 'in the 6th inning with two out, Oosterholt homered over the left Township of Scugog BIRDSEYE POOL WATER STREET -- PORT PERRY blanked 3-0 field fence for the decid- ing blow. Bob Evans, Jay Williams and Bill Bridge were the only Legion players to hit safely. Over the weekend Port Legion played in the Gordie Easton Tournament in Oshawa, winning 2 and losing 2. Port defeated Whitby twice 4-0 and 1-0; while losing to Greenbank twice by identical 2-0 scores. Over the past half dozen games the Legion has lacked the timely hitting required to be competitive in every game. Hopefully, this problem will be rectif- ied as more games are played. There isn't a home game this week as the Legion team travels to Oshawa Wednesday night to take on unde- feated Teddy's Deli. SWIMMING LESSONS RED CROSS AND ROYAL LIFE INSTRUCTION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS REGISTRATION: June 25 to 28 PLACE: Birdseye Pool TIME: 1to5p.m.and6to 9 p.m. -- CLASS SIZE LIMITED -- 1st SESSION: July 2nd to July 20th 2nd SESSION: July 23rd to August 10th COST: $20.00 TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG welcomes you to the 1984 SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM -- BIRDSEYE POOL -- Date: June 18th to Labour Day Hours: Weekdays 1 to 5 p.m.; 6 to 9 p.m. Weekends & Holidays 10 a.m. to 12 noon 1toS5p.m.and6to9 p.m. Daily Rates: $1.00 per person under 16 $1.50 per person over 16 Fees: Family Membership Single Membership .... $50.00 $25.00 TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG 1984 SUMMER PROGRAM ALL Children ages 4 to 12 are welcome. DATE: July 3rd to August 10th, 1984 HOURS: Weekdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. -- LUNCH SUPERVISION -- FEES: $8.00 per week per child $3.00 per week for each additional child OR $40.00 per 6 week session $15.00 for each additional child LOCATIONS: PORT PERRY BLACKSTOCK SCUGOG ISLAND PRINCE ALBERT GREENBANK Details regarding registration will follow at a later date in the Port Perry Star. PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR Kathy Irvine 985-7989