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In So Seg wg a re i ie ad 38 Es jh 0) | a SEARO Ed Arh ry Te Oat BON FADE EA BO A@ A Pe SRH SC ASS {HUMPSCAS * (LG MERE + HINES URGE RE The team of Thompsons Village Market was the overall winner in the Junior Division of the Cartwright Softball Association, and team members received their medallions at a closir J banquet last week. Front row from left: Gordie Ireland, Craig Hoskin, David Akkerman, Kevin Gibson, Greg Stapleton, Paul Allen The team of Haines Esso captured the laurels in the Senior Division. Front row from left: Brad Martin, Kevin Malcolm, Dave Sandy, Preston Denault, Annette Haines, Tina Wolters and Lisa Watch Next Week's Paper For ... PETERBOROUGH LUMBER'S 'GET THE JUMP ON WINTER' A I FLYER! And Get Ready to Save!!! JR buiiding centre 10 SCUGOG STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-7334 _Kellow. Second row from left: and Joy Lane Vogel. Second row from left: Yvonne Renes, Vicki Schryburt, Steve Stanisland, Shawn Hoskin, Adam Danter, Jeffrey Beddome, Michael Stanley. At back are Sid Visser [coach], Bill Thompson [sponsor] and Doug Stapleton [coach]. ~ "and individual Tony Haines, Bernie Martin, Carla Adams, Mindy Kellow, Carol Lewe- rentz, Missy Kellow, Andrew Goss and Lorna Kellow. At back are Brenda Haines [sponsor], Wayne Mal- colm [coach] and Joan Malcolm [scorekeeper]. ~ PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB presents New Arena - Port Perry - Ontario SEPTEMBER 12th - 13th - 14th All 1981 Models of Snowmobiles, Accessories and Clothing LARGEST SNOWMOBILE SHOW AT DEALER LEVEL. plus a full line of Cross Country Ski Equipment. Fri.6to 10 P.M. - Sat. 1 to 10 P.M. - Sun. 12 Noon to 6 P.M. Adults $2.00 - Students $1.00 - Accompanied Children Free Register your children in the "Driver Training Course" at our booth. Light Refreshments Avaiable. = Cartwright winds == down successful by Bob Hermann i The Cartwright Minor. | | Softball Association held its fourth annual awards and banquet night for both junior and senior division on Sept. 3rd and Sept. 5th respective- ly. This year the awards program was fashioned after the Olympics in the manner of gold, silver and bronze medallions, thus allowing a greater number of kids an attribute for a season of hard work. All participants, players, coaches, scorekeepers, executive and umpires, received their appropriate crests with the first place team in both divisions crest- ed with the word champs. The presentation of awards were as follows. In the Junior Division Marj. Tripp Real Estate in 3rd place and winners of the bronze medallion; Don Frew and Sons Ltd. in 2nd place and winners of the silver medallion and finally the team that placed 1st in the regular season and won their way through the playoffs, the champs, of Thompson's Vill- age Market. Each player was present- players trophy. The team trophy was donated by Marj. Tripp Real Estate and was pre- sented to coach Doug Staple- ton by Doris Clark. The evening ran smoothly and was organized and M.C.'d by Junior President Kerry Umphrey. At the Senior banquet the format was pretty much the same. President Orval Quackenbush M.C'd the evening with opening com- mentary containing notes of thanks to all participants, parents and league sponsors. The teams were then call- ed upon to receive their ed with his_gold_medallion- awards and crests with the coaches introducing and con- gratulating each player. The gold, silver and bronze medallions were given to the finalists of the playoff rounds with All Flags Shell placing 3rd and recipient of the Bronze medallion, 2nd place and the silver medallion went to Port Perry Kinsmen and lastly the gold medallion awarded to the Champion- ship team of Haines' Esso. The team was presented with a team trophy donated by Sportsland of Port Perry and presented by owner «; George Legere to coach Wayne Malcolm and pitcher Preston Denolt. The mood of both banquets was one of anticipation, ex- citement but foremost sportsmanship as winners and non winners alike w applauded each others efforts for the season. Cartwright had baseball fever this season as was evident in the increase in registration from last year's 115 to this year's 190 kids. ¥ In closing I would like to say that I personally found great satisfaction in doing game coverage, coaching and helping out wherever <Q :possible-in-a-program=which -- I feel is beneficial to our vo youth of Cartwright. Weem------ TROPHIES] . and | EncaAinG | | IDO-NO's} recon CRAFT & HOBBY WORL < ' PORT PERRY PLAZA - 985- 283% Drm Ny IR AGE ASSOCIATION & B0UGO0G.ONTARIO FUN DAY! SEPTEMBER 13th, 1980 FROM 12 NOON Flea Market - Bake Sale - Crafts - Games Corn Roast & Refreshments ~ RAFFLES: Advance Ticket Sales 1st Prize: Gas Barbeque 2nd Prize: Work Mate 3rd Prize: G.E. Toaster Oven 4th Prize: G.E. Clock Radio On Ground - $25.00 Money Doll SCUGOG ISLAND Concession 11E. to Davidge Drive, Then Follow the Signs. In case of rain to be held following day.