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iE iv' 24 Reds Ee oe e One of the first events making the annual regatta in Caesarea is to a golf tournament on July 25. Above are the golfing experts, Bob Betson, Len Prout, Bruce Lawrie, Jack Morgan and Paul Bax- 'er. See story for details. | PEE WEE BOYS STANDINGS Name Lil Gators Causeway Esso Blackstock Lions D.J. Taylor Davidson Fuels SQUIRT GIRLS STANDINGS Name Cummings Backhoe Gord Lewis P.P. Star Hanks Pastries Marsh Hill Jerseys (Seagrave) GP W L T Pts. 6 5 1 0 10 7 4 3 0 8 7 4 3 0 8 6 2 4 0 4 6 I 5 0 2 GP W L T Pts. 7 7 0 0 14 6 4- 2 0 8 6 2 4 0 4 0) 1 4 0 2 6 1 5 0 2 Minor Softball Mancon Services Mites from o Greenbank defeated Seagrave 19-1 "at the diamonds behind Cornish Public School. Playing well for Greenbank was "N Robby Saunders doing a great job covering the bases. Jennifer Galberg played super at backcatch and pitching. Greg Phayre did a superb job on first base and Aaron Stiller played an aggressive defen- sive game and went 4 for 4 at the plate. Matt Somerville, Christopher Wilhelm and Tyler Hughson from Seagrave had two solid hits while Jamie-Lee Jonah and Susie Golzlin played a good defensive game in the field. Home Hardware -- 15 Ray Rankin Carpentry -- 13 Jenny Hillier and Adam Jones combined with outs at first base to lead Home Hardware defensively. Collecting hits for Home Hardware were Denna Latreille, Jason Lown, Christy Dalton and Ian Parliament going three for three at the plate. The Ray Rankin Carpentry team kept the score close with good hit- ting by Tommy Baker, Matthew Brown & Amy Rankin, Chris McGriskin & Alechia Cracknell pro- vided the defense. Soccer action Port Perry vs. Darlington © The Bantam boys improved their record to 4-0 with a 4-1 victory over Darlington. The team was led by Mike Toye with 2 goals. Doug Craig and Dave Wierzibicki also scored. DURHAM SHADE & VERTICALS Custom Draperies, Verticals, Venetians & Roller Shades (416) 985-9985 Free Shop at Home Service PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 14, 1987 -- 29 The Lake Scugog Regatta means fun for all ages Even after 54 years, the Lake Scugog Regatta still means fun for kids of all ages. This year, the Caesarea based regatta marks its 55th anniversary, and while it offers a few new sur- prises, the regatta will still feature all the events that has made it so popular. To kick the whole event off in grand style, and to raise some funds to pay for the celebration, organizers once again present the Caesarea Annual Golf Tournament on July 25. At Sunnybrae Golf Course, the tournament gets under- way with registrationat8a.m., and . a shot-gun start at 9 a.m. Sunnybrae members pay only $6 to play, while non-members pay $20. Regatta president Len Prout says 111 golfers turned out last year, and he's hoping for the same or even more this year. A rocking chair from Homestead Furniture will be awarded to the player closest to pin. . And while the golf tournament promises to be a real challenge, the TICKER TEST Every 7 minutes someone in Canada dies from Heart Disease & Stroke. More deaths can be at- tributed to this number 1 killer than those due to cancer, diabetes or ac- cidents combined. Port Perry and area residents can find out more about Healthy Heart living, and risk factors of heart disease by taking the Ticker Test! Durham Save-a-Heart will guide interested people through this self- assessment test, and provide counselling on risk factors in your lifestyle, Sharon Noble, a certified CPR In- structor, will be conducting the test at: Scugog Public Library in Port Perry on Monday July 27, 1987 from - 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information call ut? fun officially begins Saturday, August 1st, with a gala fun parade for the kiddies. Led off by the local fire department, the parade is being held for boys and girls 11 years old and younger, with prizes for all age groups for fancy and original costumes, decorated carriages, wagons and bicycles. The parade starts at 10 a.m. at the fire hall and winds up at Putsey Park, where judging takes place. When that's completed, and prizes have been awarded, the Miss Regat- ta Beauty Contest begins, for en- trants between the ages of 14 and 20. On Saturday afternoon, a whole slew of field events get underway with contests ranging from a marathon to novelty races, from nail driving to three-legged races. A tug of war will top the afternoon off with some rousing competition. Weather permitting, windsurfing will be going on at the main pier beach, and a ball game will be held for married men versus single men Saturday evening, followed by a GUARANTEED INVESTMENT Annual Rates Monte Carlo Night at the Communi- ty Hall. Sunday morning begins with a horseshoe tournament and con- tinues with sailboat racing, volleyball, swimming events and more horseshoes. Monday morning boasts a myriad of paddling events for canoeists of all ages, including a crab race and a war canoe race. And new to the regatta, the Pine Ridge Cloggers will perform Satur- day at 1:30 p.m. in Putsey Park. Also, music by John Blair and friends will fill the air on Sunday morning. As Len Prout says, there's a lot to do and see, especially for the younger set. "That's why we do it," he said. "It's just for the kids. It keeps them busy for three days. We really work hard for the children of Caesarea." For more information about the golf tournament or the regatta, call Mr. Prout at 986-4237. CERTIFICATES Monthly Rates 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS 91/2% 10 1/8% 10 1/2% 2 YEARS 5 YEARS -- MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD -- Rates subject to change without notice. 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