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Tu roam se ir RN ER AEN .o i rn SU NNT Fai ri a Sm re i JUNE 9 The game between Valu-Mart and Cartwright saw the Cartwright team come ahead 23-22. Jeff Kemp had a double and a triple while An- dy Wilson hit a double and scored 3 runs for his home town. Stephen Parish drive in numerous runs with his well placed hits. Jeremy David- son scooped up a hard grounder and made a perfect throw to first base to get an important out. JUNE 11 The Port Perry game between Alan Siding and Gulf was marred with drizzle, but the Gulf team stood victorious 19-6. Jeremy Norton belted a 3 run triple and Chad Kearns had 3 important outs for the defensive side of the Gulf team. David Holt made some good defen- sive plays for the Alan team as well as Tim White who had a hot glove and some good hits. . Cartwright . Irwin Smith . Gulf . Alan Siding . Value-Mart . Seagrave . Norm Tripp NOUS WN SQUIRT HOUSELEAGUE STANDINGS GP W L T PTS 3 3 0 oO 6 3 2 1 0 4 2 2 0 0 4 4 1 2 1 3 3 1 2 0 2 4 1 3 0 2 3 0 2 1 1 Children compete in Goodwood Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Look at this news column for our church news for July. Thanks Jean Rankin and Judy Taylor for taking our school children to the baseball tournament at Goodwood. The children didn't win first prize but they reported having a really great time. All will remember the Strawberry Jamboree and supper at Utica Sat. PORT PERRY BALL HOCKEY STANDINGS Week ending June 17 . Bandits . Flames . Utica . Raiders . Silver Bullets . Packers . Islanders . Bulldogs QJ U WN Goaltenders 1. D. Culbert -- Average 0.66 2. C. Lovering - Average 1.25 3. H. Cope -- Average 1.33 TOP SCORERS Ken Harmon -- Flames R. LeFort -- Flames D. Bronson -- Flames . K. Lynde -- Utica D. Dickson -- Raiders W. Middleton -- Utica I. Down -- Utica A. Faux -- Flames T. Wilbur -- Bandits . D. Frannsen -- Bandits SOXNDU WN CNRS I we HON = bd pd pd pt WBA 4. W. Nicholishen -- Average 2.42 5. R. IRELAND - McDONALD L T PTS 1 0 12 1 0 12 2 1 9 2 2 8 4 1 3 4 1 3 5 1 3 5 0 2 Gibson -- Average 2.50 A Pts. 16 24 9 15 11 15 12 15 13 13 7 12 3 11 6 11 6 10 7 10 The marriage of Deborah Courtice Ireland and James Charles McDonald was solemnized at the Port Perry United Church on May 31, 1986. Rev. Glenn Jackson and Rev. Robert McLauchlin officiated. The bride's parents are Dawn and Hilton Ireland of Port Perry and the groom is the son of Margaret and Charles McDonald of Oshawa. Deborah wore a floor length gown of white chiffon. The fitted chantilly lace and pearl-trimmed bodice featured a scooped neckline edged with deep lace ruffles. The full skirt swept into a cathedral train lavishly ruffled with chantilly lace. Her derby ha., styled in chiffon and chantilly lace sprinkled with seed pearls and sequins held a two-tier romance-length veil of French illusion. She carried a cascading bouquet of two-toned pink and white carnations accented with baby's breath. The maid of honour was Angela Fielding of Port Perry. Bridesmaids were Debbie Kowalczyk of Oshawa, Cathy Grabowski and Lee Anne Middleton of Port Perry, and Amanda Tyreman of Toronto, all friends of the bride. The best man was Dan Watson of Oshawa. Ushers were Gifford MacKen- zie and Scott Coulson of Oshawa, Dan (Rudy) Kvasnak of Blackstock, friends of the groom and Bob Ireland of Port Perry, brother of the bride. The reception and dance were held at Dnipr Hall, Oshawa Master of Ceremonies was Bill McDonald, brother of the groom Mr. and Mrs. McDonald spent their honeymoon in Montego Bay. Ja. .aica and are residing in Oshawa. The Seagrave team was vic- torious at home over the Norm Tripp team 16-11. Brandon Puckrin hit a home run while Kevin Vale was stopping everything at short-stop for the Seagrave team. For the Norm Tripp team Fraser Puterbough haa a hot glove on first base. Ross Stain- ton was also catching anything that came near. JUNE 16 Value-Mart and Gulf were rained out and will try to play at a later date. JUNE 18 The home team of Seagrave lost to Irwin Smith 17-3. Troy Ridley hit a 2 run homer and Lee Honey made some good defensive moves for the Seagrave team. Andrew Pereman was solid on the mound for the evening June 28 at 6:30. There will be square dancing after and a special presentation to Edith Ann who is leaving us and will be ministering at Don Mills United Church. Elders & Stewards have tickets. Ken and Beth Catherwood and Barry of Oshawa were visiting her parents Howard and Ruth Ashton on Sunday. Earl Wilson called on Howard Ashton one afternoon. Dennis and Carol Irwin Tim and Mark, had dinner and visited his parents George and Melda Irwin on Sunday. Earl and Marie Wilson and Marie's mother, Mrs. W. O. Simp- son, Lois and Harry Elford attend- ed the 60 Wedding Anniversary of Ern. and Lula Simpson at the home of their daughter and son-in-law Bet- ty and Bob Swift of Etobicoke on Saturday afternoon. Co Yesterday after church about fif- ty parents and children remained for a picnic lunch. There was loads of fun, games and food. The children had a wonderful time. Our Epsom Choir will be singing at Glen Major Summer Service, Sunday June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Rocs entertained friends from Quebec last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rennie and . Doug of Pinedale and Steve Ashenhurst were noon dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Congratulations to Susan Gourlie who won the Women's Institute Prize at Achievement Day at Ep- som School. presented by Mrs. John Bruce, Bethesda Reach W.1. President. JULY 10-11-12 The Port Perry Star will be publishing a special FESTIVAL DAYS SUPPLEMENT on TUES. JULY 8th It will feature articles and adver- tising to promote this year's Caribbean Festival Days Event If you would hke to use this special supplement to convey your Super Caribbean Specials, call the Star Office at 985 7383 and ask for Deb or Valerie STILL TIME! Deadline is extended to THURSDAY, JUNE 26th! The prize was - - PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 24, 1986 -- 27 Squirt House League results, action Smith team and also hit a 3 run homer. Ryan Ridgeway was scoop- ing up any ball that came near him for Irwin Smith. ' The visiting Cartwright team won over Alan Siding 18-9. Chris McLeod hit 2 home runs while Craig Rowntree, Jason Cliff and Chris Bryant each hit a home run in Cart- wright"s winning effort. Shane Switzer and Mike Pugh both made some good defensive plays for Alan Siding. Thief grabs $5,000 Durham Regional Police are in- vestigating a day-time robbery at Settlement House in Port Perry which resulted in the loss of nearly $5,000 in cash, credit card slips and cheques. According to police, the theft took place in the busy store Saturday afternoon. The money, receipts and cheques were in a bag in an office at the rear of the store. They were discovered missing later in the afternoon. Tom Mitchell, owner of Settle- ment House, is asking any customer who made a hase on Saturday by credit or personal cheque to bring their receipts into the store so that a check can be made to determine if the credit card slip or cheque is among those missing. Durham Police are investigating another theft from a Queen Street store, which took place either Fri- day afternoon or Saturday morning. Pearce Jewellers reports an 18kt. white and yellow gold ladies dia- mond ring was taken from a display case at the frort of the store. The ring is valued at about $2200. SCUGOG MENS LOB BALL LEAGUE As of June 16 GP WL T PTS Galley 4 4 0 0 8 Seagrave 4 3 1 0 6 P. P. Auto Glass 5 3 2 0 6 Kinsmen 4 3 1 0 6 Barry's Variety 4 2 2 0 4 Country Lune 3 2 1 0 4 A. Oppers Alum. 5 2 3 0 4 Square Boy 3 1 2 0 2 Sportsland 4 0 4 0 0 Forders Ins. 4 0 4 0 0 No 78 12 Hay 1 Brookkn " Taunton Road [] = | No 2 Hw Tn gts = U-PIC Green Brae Orchards 655-4501 or 655-3217 FOR DAILY PICKING CONDITIONS - HOURS: 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Picking Subject to Supply & Weather. Bring containers measured in gts. - e.g. 6 qt. baskets Playground provided for children under 12 years of age. BM A M0 taunton gw /, Whittyy Ontario | he Set (410) 294-7968 xn, if (410), 668-6608 +1, / Thousands of Roses in full bloom! Floral Peacock & Duck "Phe greatest Hours Dany Qam Friday June 27 - Sunday July 6, 1986 Tens of Thousands of Flowers o rainbow of colour! Ondario's Unique Miniature Village and Country Fair Roral Sculptures over 14.000 live plants in our Kodak Show Never out of Style 2. 3 30 & 8pm, Daily Children's Puppet Theatre Performances at 4 30pm Ground Fireworks Display sot to music. reflected in the pond every evening at dusk during the festival (Weather Permitting ) Great Dining in our Cullen Gardens Restaurant of delicious snacks in the Garden's delightful Tea Room Gardens at Night, ot dark the garden lights up with beautiful ights. every tiny building. flower bed and the lovely valley is bathed in warm summer ight to end your visit Senor Students 54 (0 Crulceon 4.12 yrs 5200 (3 yrs & under Free) 10pm Admission Actus $500 Free Parking