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About 11.15 p.m. Monday night Port Perry firemen were called to a barn fire on the farm of Grant MacDonald, con. 6, Reach Township. On arrival the large L-shaped barn was a mass of flames and doomed for complete destruction. Of contents lost were @ quan- tity of hay, three sheep and a few pieces of implements. The firemen managed to save a nearby driving shed. Ballard Lumber Juniors You man think that in ord-}held Port scoreless to finally er to see top flight entertain- ing ball you must watch pros or seniors play. This was proved wrong twice last week by our local Juniors, who played two games which any club in any class would have a tough time to play better. On Thursday, July 15th the Lumbermen, minus both reg- ular pitchers who were work- ing to have Saturday off, used Roland Skinner from the Midgets. One might think that this would be an advantage for the other team, on the con- trary, Bay Ridges Int. had their hands full in squeezing out a 2-1 win in 14 innings. Roland pitched quite a game against this older team and received fine support from the rest of the team. After two scoreless innings Port scored the first run in the third as Bill Wanamakers bunt single scored Bill St. John who had walked. Bay Ridges tied the score in the bottom of the sixth on a walk, base hit and an error. The score remained the same for eight more innings until Bay Ridges finally won in the bottom of the 14th on a walk and a double. Ballard Lumber had one run on five hits and two err- ors while Bay Ridges had two runs on nine hits and one error. @n Saturday, July 17th at the Oshawa Junior Tourna- ment the Lumbermen lost the first game to Toronto Plating in an extra inning. This never say die ball club trailed three to nothing after one-half inning, but made it 3-2 after one inning. The Ballard boys then fell behind 72 which was the score entering the bottom of the seventh. In this sev- en inning.game. Thinking the game wot the Toronto team had their equipment packed away and were think- ing ahead to the second game. However the Lumber- men came to life and scored five runs to tie the game. Toronto came up with one @ in the first extra inning and win 67. Doug Hughes pitching and the rest of the team played a fine game for a Junior "C" club" against a Junior "A" club. Leading Port at the plate were Tom Lawrence with two triples, a single & three R.B.1, John MacMaster had two singles and two R.B.L, Steve Carnegie with 2 singles as did Jody Williams, Rick Beare and Bob Smith each having one R.B.1 ' The next game for this ex citing ball club is Thursday, July 22 at Port Perry against Bay Ridges at 8 p.m. cession 7, in the Township Signed NOTICE "Under the provisions of the Waste Management Act and the Regulation, notice is given that it is intended to apply to the Department of Bnergy &-~ Resources Management for e Certificate of Approval for 2 waste disposal site hocated on the South half of Lot 17, Con JOHN W. DOBLE Photo by Joe' Jordan |Will Improve |Race Track The race track at the Fair Grounds will be im better condition for this year's Fall Fair harness races. According to Claire Vernon president of the Port Perry Fair Board « Van Camp Construction Lid. to do certain improvements on the track. A new market ring for the commercial steer glass intro- duced a few years ago will also be part of the improve- ments this year. The public will also be lable to take part in the judg- ing of the animals this year. A person may score first, of Reach Clerk-Treasurer Village of Port Perry ROXY THEATRE UXBRIDGE Thurs. Fri. Sat., July 22, 23, 24, Walter Mathew Elaine May in "A NEW ademy Award Winning THE PARK" 7.00 with LEAF" 9.00 also the Ac- comedy "BAREFOOT IN Jane Fonda, Robert Red- ford. Sat. Matinee "A NEW LEAF" Mon., Tues., Wed., July 26, 27, 28 "HOUSE OF DARK SHADOWS" 9.00_ with Jonathon Fridg Dracula. (adult entertainment) "THE FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS or: Pardon Me But Your Teeth Are In My Neck" THE KAWARTHA at 7.15. Sharon Tate SUMMER THEATRE presents "Critic's Choice" Academy Theatre in Lindsay, TUESDAY, WED. THURS. and SAT. Curtain time 8:30 Adm's-ion adults $2:25 week days, $2.50 Saturdays students $1.00 COUNTRY MUSIC AT THE ACADEMY EVERY -FRIDAY NIGHT! for information phone (705) 324-9111 second or third prize for the anima! of his choice on tickets issued prior to the judging DEPART When Is A By - Law "thet is being enforced, but has yet to haw the approve | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, idly 21,1971 - 3 Olsen anid he hed « e.. dea! of correspondence from the Department of Mun | of the OME icipa! Affairs and the Ontario| The rest of council agreed Municipa! Board agd to prove | With Lie reeve tne new by lew his point, he asked permiasion | wes s effect and showkd tx ito read « paragraph from «| e@hered to letter dated June 16. "Since "Why don" you apply fo the byteaw was passed under| rezoning of those two o the section 30 of the Plan- | three lots ip question," Cour ning Act, it can not be en-|Cillor Hall asked Mr. Olser forced until approwed by the "Right now, we haw « Ontario Muncipal Board." | buyer for our properties at « Mr. Olsen continued to| fer price." Mr. Oleen cold say, he didn't want the | and all plans made have beer council to be placed in an/ based on the old by dew emberrasing position and the | Posmbly these plans May com | reason for the delegation bemg up to the standards of the | present was to give the coun new bytew if 2 re-coming wa | cil the opportunity to approve | pussibie the request The intermew endec muct "If you are not going to lis | oF the seme cote = ten to whet the OMB says.) started when Mr. Gibson said ow only recourse is to meet | "We are asking you to stand with our lawyer, and it couid | by the by dew. we bvec unite be supreme court scion over and rephed to by counciiic }the case Mr. Olsen ssid.| Hell, "we are asking you & "Do you see that book stand by the zoning by daw the reeve Kenny said pointing to town planners told w= & & the new by iew on the table ' effect." MENT STORE contract has been signed with | and All-Weather Lodies, Girls ond Childrens Winter Suburban eite yy yg THE NEWEST IN ROOM LOTS