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"A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 3, 1997 -25 -_. -- -- SPORTS ume As Learn to row program's soon From Page 23 sons are requested to enroll early. While no previous rowing expe- rience 1s necessary, the following are the requirements to participate in the program: ~~ be physically able to partici- pate in a relatively strenuous sport, if in doubt consult your physician; - be 12 years of age or older; and - be prepared to observe the safety and standard operating proce- dures of the Durham Rowing Club. For further information write Scugog Bridge report May 28 - Afternoon 4-1/2Table Howell Avg. 36 First, second and third - Joan McNab and Illene Wilton tied with Joan and Judy Atkinson 38. Evening 5-1/2Table Howell Avg.54 First - Judy and Don At- kinson 69-1/2. " FOR SALE | FOR RENT | FOR HIRE | Nii wdaliateliielneii No other area newspaper reaches so far... Reach a potential market of 43,000 readers -be a competent swimmer; When you envision a Vintage Car Festival, you may conjure up a mental image of some glorious jaunty jalopies being piloted by mustachio'd drivers dressed in their best country gentle- man tweeds escorting some lovely fair ladies to a spot of afternoon tea. And if you were to come to Mosport's Vintage Festival on June 7 and 8, then you would find that this tranquil image is.... WRONG! For Mosport's festival is for Race Cars! All kinds of race cars. Little ones, big ones, fast ones and loud ones and they are at Canada's home of motor racing to be raced. | Sunday morning's 90 minute enduro will be the center- piece of the weekend's action but will be preceded and followed by short sprint races for the various classes of antique machinery. This year's feature marque is the MG, so you can expect to see mountains of Minis and Midgets and scores of Sprites and Spitfires battling for the coveted checkered flag against the likes of Lotus, Porsche and Ferrari. And don't forget the tiny open-wheeled cars like Cooper, Elva and Lola. There will be plenty of Detroit Iron as well with Mustangs, Corvettes and Camaros all vying for a year's worth of bragging rights. Local driver Grant Beath will again this year uphold the honor of the Canadian American Challenge Cup as he brings his magnificently turned out (and recently repaired) 1969 Lola T-163 Can-Am car back to his home track. At the final event of last season, Grant experi- enced an upclose and personal encounter with Mosport's notorious Armco and has spent the last few months rebuilding and repairing his rare and valuable racer. "| just came onto the throttle too hard coming out of the hairpin and the cold tires simply spun the car out from under me," Grant explains. "The nose got stuffed into the guard rail and then the car swapped ends and | smacked the back end as well. | had to straighten out some front end supports and replace a few suspension pieces, a wheel and the entire fiberglass body but | really rather enjoyed it. And besides, | didn't buy this car to leave it parked in the garage!" Hopefully Grant and his compatriots will be able to keep all of their marvelous machinery between the lines and can enjoy a great weekend of racing, remembering and reliving the glory days of motorsports. to the Durham Rowing Club at PO. Box Cranfield and Al Stevens Seconc, | Luptan Dowl- | every week through the 62131, Rossland Square Postal Outlet, Georgia Brock 39-1/2. Third - Bonnie and Jack Star Classifieds. 555 Rossland Road E., Oshawa, Ontario Fourth - Fran and Gus Davies 57. Port Perry Star L1K 1KO or call the Head Coach, | Gustafson 38-1/2. Fourth - Anne Scott and | port Perry Weekend Star Michael Maher at (905) 985-7095. Fifth - Doris Phinney Joan West 56. 905-985-7383 - Seagrave Park Association Annual Men's (over 30) Slo-Pitch Tournament June 13/14/15 $200.00 Entry Openings Available ® Rec. Teams Only Fred Nagle (905) 985-3269 Wendy Brown (905) 985-7813 ah Fishing & Archery June 7 - Muskie June 28 - Large Mouth Base June 28 - Small Mouth Bass PLASTICS INC. roy 10 DOL 15400 Old Simcoe Rd., (905) 985-8479 985-3236 NORMI'S FIX-IT 1223 King St., Manchester 985-9909 TRADER SAMS J 1888 Scugog St. <>" -t Port Perry J 985-9955 SCUGOG ISLAND MARINA MANCHESTER Proprietors: Bi & Lynda kencry Il COLLISION SERVICE (905) 985-8200 985-1036 MERCHANTS OF THE PORT PERRY oH WLVA 1894 SCUGOG STREET ==] roman | 4. JD °° 1% HFishing & Archery 5 [B27 Water st, Port Peny. Port Perry Muffler & Brake Shop 119 Perry Street, By Port Perry EP 985-0074 eet By Acc e w a" ph 1 Ide, oth on DOLLAR PLUS 1874 Scugog St S 085-1482 RULES / REGULATIONS: 1. You must register on or before Opening Day of each class you wish to enter. 2. Once you are registered you may enter as many times as you want. 3. Each entry will consist of a photo of the fish along with a completed entry form (We encourage catch and release). 4. All registrations and entry forms are available at JD Fishing and Archery. 24 Water St., Port Perry. 6, Waekly contest is from Monday moming until Sunday at closing. Winners will be determined each Monday morning and published each Tuesday in the Port Perry Star. All decisions are final. 6. $200. Cash Prizes will be determined after closing Friday, September 6th, 1997. Prizes will be awarded on Saturday, September 13th. 7. The Port Perry Star and all sponsors FOOD PLU assume no liabilities for any damages, accidents or injuries. Participants enter at their own riek. ------