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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July #, 1985 Gators reach the finals in London tournament On July 5,6, and 7, the Port Perry Galley Gators travelled to Lon- don and played in the Worlds largest tourna- ment which is a com- bination of Slo-Pitch and . Fastball teams - and 272 teams in all competed. On Sat. July 6, the Gators errs IT FOR THE BAR-B-Q SEASON \ DANCE {{ & BUFFET Every Saturday Night prin mnic onl ISLANDER SCUGOOC ISLAND (Formerly Club Annrene) - Catering to Over 30 Age Group - 6:00 to 8:30 - BUFFET $6.50 including tax 9:00 to 1:00 A.M. - DANCE $6.00 per person SUNDAY BRUNCH - 11:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Phone 985-9807 opened up against a strong Collingwood team and pulled out a victory in the second overtime inning scoring 2 runs in the bottom of the ninth for a 9 to 8 victory. Strong defence was the key for the Gators with clutch hitting in the final at the GREAT PORK AT FARM PRICES CUT AND WRAPPED -- READY FOR THE GRILL FREEZER ORDERS AVAILABLE CALL THE LUTTOR"S IN UXBRIDGE (416) 852-5276 Big Brothers and Big Sisters of North Durham "Be a Friend to a Child" BUY A TICKET TO A BEEF DINNER PALMER PARK - PORT PERRY - FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1985 4:30 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Adults $7 00 each Children 12 & Under $3.50 each ENTERTAINMENT INCLUDED Tickets available at Port Perry Vet Services 985 7941 Mar; Tripp Real Estate 985 8041. Nonquon Travel 985 2200. Irwin Smith Music 985 2635 SHORT TERM CERTIFICATES 60 - 364 Days 8%4% (Min. $5,000) 30 - 59 Days 8%% (Min. $50,000) 1 Year inning by Donovan Smith who lead off with a single then tied the game on a hit by Greg Mills and then Greg scored from third on a slide at the plate to ice the contest. Greg scored on a fielders choice shot by Bob Tarbotton. Game 2 - Speed, and 12 Gators won Game 2. 7-0 by default. Game 3 - up against Speed, and Youth, 12 Gators went down to defeat. Suffering their first defeat the Gators locked horns with a fine young Forest City club where the oldest player was a spry 20 year old chap. Final score 16-9. Game 4 - due to a bye situation the Gators and the Collingwood Mer- chants went at it again. This time however, the Gators were alive. At the end of 2 innings with Port on top 8-0, they never looked back and went on to beat Collingwood by a. 15-3 score by mercy. With that all Gators and Gatoretts returned to the Ramada Inn for a swim and sauna. Upon which came a world's record for most Gators in a sauna (19). Sunday July 7th - Game 5 - A well oiled Gator team met up with a solid London Brew Jays team. With timely hits and errorless defence the 12 Gators merced the Jays 21-9. The Gatoretts surprised Don Smith with a birth- day cake and 1 glowing sparkler with their own rendition of Happy Birth- day sugn by the newly- formed Gatoretts choir. Game 6 - the Port Gators found themselves MODULAR 4 SERVICING PHILIPS in a defensive struggle with London Honeywells. At the end of 5 innings, with Gators on top by a 3-2 score. The Gators closed the 6th inning with 5 unanswered runs. Go- ing on to defeat Honeywells by a 8-2 score. Double-play defense was Ron Davis coming up big at home plate tagging runners was more than Honeywell could handle. Game 7 - With good solid play the Gators earned a berth in the Championship game with the young Forest Ci- ty Rookies. The Gators best effort against the young legs of the Rookies proved futile time and time again in the early innings the Gators were stymied by quick feet and sure hands. But would not go down without a good fight. * With great pitching from Jim Beatty, the Port Perry Gators went down to defeat by a score of 16-9. The Gators put Port Perry on the London map both on and off the diamond and came home proud of their efforts. With substantial travell- ing expenses, a trophy and great memories, the Port Perry Gators would like to thank wives, girlfriends for their sup- port through tough condi- tions. The Gators would like to thank the London P.U.C. for great hospitality, great umpir- ing, and a very well covered tournament. Thanks again London, you have a great city. The Gators next tourney is during Festival Days at the Nestleton diamond July 12, 13 and 14. 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 111:{e/ & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR PHILIPS RCA ZENITH TOSHIBA HITACHI LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE CAESAREA FISH & CHIPS 986-4783 A gremlin of gigantic proportions crept into the Port Perry's Star production room last week, and the result was a large and em- barrassing blank spot at the top of page 22. We won't say any more other than to offer apologies. Anyway, here's the photo that should have gone into that spot. These grade six students who excelled at athletics and academics were presented with plaques recently for their outstanding work. From left: Danny Sluggett, top boy athlete. He shares the Audrey Lee Shield for academics with Laura Mark. At right is Sarah Morris, named the top girl athlete for grade six. Nice going. Dolly visits Uxbridge Hello Dolly, one of Broadway's, brightest and most funfilled musical comedies is coming to the Uxbridge Music Hall on July 25th, 26th and 27th at 8 p.m. Directed by Rob Corbett (locally known for 'his roles as Frank Shultz in Showboat and his multi- ple roles in Birdseye Centre, and presently performing at Canada's " Wonderland) this show marks the debut of the area's newest theatre company - Shoestring Music Theatre. Vivienne Joyce, the shows musical director and title character, has just finished her third year of her Bachelor of Music Degree at Wilfred Laurier. Locally well known for her work with music theatre in the Ux- bridge area, her perfor- mance include the title role in "Anne of Green Gables" and Tracy in "This~One's For You." Equally talented are her co-stars, Jill Arm- strong, Brad Prentice and Bill Bagshaw, and her supporting cast. Pro- fessional costumer Adele Armstrong will be outfit- ting the cast in splendid period style dress, and performers from Canada's Wonderland will provide some of the dance work. Together this bunch guarantees an alectic evening of com- edy, music, and fun for an audience of all ages. Tickets are only $6.00 and $5.00 for seniors and children under 12, and are available in Port Perry at Irwin Smith's Music Store or in Ux- bridge at Bredin's Bakery, the Book and Craft Cellar, and at Hairstop '77, as well as at the door if supplies last. Bring the family, bring your friends, bring so- meone you want to im- press. For further infor- mation call Vivienne at 852-3318 or Rob at 852-3245. SQUARE BOY PIZZA - SUBS - LASAGNA - 985-8448 80 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO DON FREW & SONS LTD. R.R.1-NESTLETON 986-5568 or 986-5238 GUARANTEED Annual Interest INVESTMENT 9% CERTIFICATES (Minimum $500) Rates subyect to Change without Notice PS STANDARD m¥ TRUST 1885 Queen Street. PO. Bon 118 Port Perry. Ontario 1 08 INO Telephone 985.8415 imer Hours Wednesday through Sunday 12 noon to 8:00 p.m. (CLOSED MONDAYS & TUESDAYS) Open Holiday Mondays 12 - 8 p.m. -- WE SERVE HALIBUT ONLY! -- AGENTS FOR ONTARIO WINTER WHEAT DON FREW * We will be receiving wheat as an 8 SONS LID. I / Agent for the Ontario Winter Wheat ow, tres Marketing Board for the 1985 Crop "ih "ny * Grains Bought & Sold | : i SE Mey 7A * Grain Drying "a, Tro a, ] * Tractor trailer Scales weight up to Pot Perry 5 80 Metric Tonne i v ot ne wy 4 Miles North aan! of Nestieton OR 7 Miles West of Mwy. 35 on Regional Road Ne 57 A 9 i a 4 § i