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Large cro (RAI PHAR WAIN REE ¥ A tractor and truck pull in Sunderland over the weekend attracted a large number of entries and ~ "Canada Cup is Coming" _GET THE PICTURE! " BLACKSTOCK ANTENNA TOWER Towers, Colour Heads, Rotors, Boosters, etc. 986-5213 kr ATTENTION -BROOMBALL PLAYERS - UTICAFARM EQUIPMENT BROOMBALL TEAM isconducting "OPEN TRYOUTS" "SATURDAY, AUGUST 29-11 A.M. atthe UXBRIDGE ARENA *Anyone interested please attend * For Information Call: 985-2917 or 986-5213. Ju ---- ---- -- a -- a -- o-- ---- - MINOR HOCKEY NOTICE - _ MEETING: SEPTEMBER 13th-7:00P.M. at Latcham Centre Persons interested in the following positions of coach, manager or trainer for the 1981-82 season, please submit your written application to: Port Perry Minor Hockey, clo Grant Williams, R.R. 2, Port Perry, by September 11, 1981. New applicants please state previous experience if any. Also state your preference for No. 1 or No. 2 Teams or House League, and age group you wish to work with. ;. P.P.M.H.EX. 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"RASS 1B a RRA SL NE 3% 30a ot vA I, shat BA Tu AT h LAER RR RR I < WE J I TD ihe th ' W, ~ . . a team back. \ SAE ITTATY . ARR Y = AS, 4 rr ihad $500 Ta Re SE Ce TN Ty LP er Ww 7 ' LTE A ww! i A Rd 4 & yt Ad 2 4 5 AAT TRE ERE FS IE ITA BEERGEL 5 § S28 FE 7S CNT ht » Apia Ae) wds for Sunderland spectators. Paul Harder is pictured here competing Friday evening in the Vintage Class. Strong effort leads to tie with top team Port Perry Auto -1 Kinsmen -1 by Brian Mark : The league leading Kins- men team was lucky to come out of this soccer game with Playoffs (From page 14) Last, but not least, the Senior league semi-final game was played in Black- stock on Thursday evening with the Blackstock Lions team hosting the Lorne Lee Construction team. After the first three innings the score was knotted at 1 to 1 as the players on both teams were determined to hold the other In the fourth inning the Lions team put the game out of reach and held on to win 14 to 1. Randy Brown had to clutch hits for the Lee team and Darryl Luke, Sue Roberge and Steven Hudson all made excellent catches for the Lee team. For the Lions team Kevin Ferguson pitched a very strong game and helped his own cause by slugging a triple. Good luck to the Lions as they meet now in the championship game against Haines Esso. This match will most probably provide a great finish to the senior season. To the two senior teams now eliminated, who are, Lorne Lee Construction and Port Perry Kinsmen we say, "Thank you" and hope you all enjoyed yourselves this summer. $e ITROPHIES! and ! DO-NO's} RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD 178 QUEEN STREET - 985-2839 / a -- msm aS | ENGRAVING | | | one point. A plucky perform- ance by the Port Perry Auto team saw them keep the skilful and strong running of Brian Appleby and Kris Lavereau within check during the first half. Strong prompting by Neil Mark saw the 'Auto team eventually score with a shot by Graham Sullivan. T. J. Adams was unlucky on two occasions - with shots on goal. Strong running by Dan Stone and John Cottrell was thwarted by the superb defending of Ethan Lavereau and Pat Muldoon. Young Patrick, on one of his forays upfield, lofted the ball over the out- stretched arms of the Port Perry Auto's goalie, Michael Butt, to level the score against the run of play. Christopher Yuill played a stormer in the Kinsmen team as did Vince Criscione and Ryan Free in the Auto team. LA CH FL LR RL dah A LW TIE 7 AA TR LE I SL RY WV ALIA TF ENT Arai 0T BF oa os ie ft al 1 0 LAT a wtih tut.) 1440! ENT 1% Re FREE ABLE LAARAST AAP. #3 THT SP REA Seah saa re a og - ~ ~ - a » i » . . - -' . ' 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 26, 1981 -- 15 tractor pull The Sunderland Agricul tural Society held its third annual Tractor and Truck Pull on August 14 and 15. Organizers say it was very successful with numerous entries in the many different classes, and crowds of about 1500 each evening enjoyed the sights and sounds of the pull. Competitors came from as far away as Schomberg and Clinton, and highway truck tractors were present from Fenelon Falls and Bobcaygeon. The French brothers from Bolton were on hand with their tractors. Prizes were donated from businesses in Sunderland, Uxbridge, Port Perry, Can- nington, and Lindsay. The following is a list of the prize winners in the various categories. Vintage 6500 lbs - 1. Glen James, 170 Brock St. W. Uxbridge. 2. Paul Harder, R.5., Sunderland. 3. John Gorrell, Sunderland. 4. Glen Squire, R.1., Pickering. 5. Ed Gardhouse, R. 1., Schomberg. 6. Mark Graham, R. 1., Blackstock. Under 7000 lbs. . 1. Ivan Bacon, R. 3., Ux- bridge. 2. Bruce Smith, R.1., Uxbridge. 3. Paul Harder, R. 5., Sunderland. 4. Glen James, 170 Brock St. W., Uxbridge. 5. Peter Fergu- son, R: 3., Peterborough. 6. John Gorrell, Sunderland. 7001 to 9000 lbs. 1. Norm James, Uxbridge. 2. Suzanne Brown, Peffer- law. 3. Bruce Smith, R. 1, Uxbridge. 4. Steve Grove, R. 2, Stouffville. 5. Murray Bacon, R. 3, Uxbridge. 6. Doug Harder, Sunderland. 9001 to 11000 Ibs 1. Steve Little, R. 1, Little Britain. 2. Earl Bacon, Ux- bridge. 3. Neil Brown, Pefferlaw. 4. Ashmore Reesor, R. 1, Markham. 5. Harold Guthrie, Whitby. 6. Mark Graham, R. 1. Black- stock. Modified Tractors 1. Don White, R. 1, Locust Hill. 2. Eric Meester, R. 6, Bowmanville. 3. Rob Carson, R. 2, Claremont. 4. Keith Haines, R. 1, Blackstock. 5. Barry Grove, Box 143, Brooklin, 6. John Woods, 10 Hailey Ct. Bowmanville. 4-wheel drive trucks 1. Jim Middleton, R. 3, Clinton. 2. Charles Hynes, R. 2, Bowmanville. 3. Roger Swan, Prospect St., Bow- manville. 4. Jerry Brown, Base Line Road, Bowman- ville. 5. James Swanton, R. 2, Sunderland. 6. A. Coburn, Norhead Ave., Scarborough. 11001 to 13000 lbs 1. Earl Bacon, Uxbridge. 2. Robert Skidmore, Stouff- ville. 3. John Gorrell, Sun- derland. 4. Jim Ferguson, R. 4, Sunderland. 5. Tom English, R. 3, Sunderland. 6. H Guthrie, R. 2, Whitby. 13001 to 15000 lbs. 1. Harvey Graham, Black- stock. 2. Larry Bacon, R. 3, Uxbridge. 3. Robert Skid- more, Stouffville. 4. John Gorrell, Sunderland. 5. Tom Morawitz, Utica Farm Ltd., Utica. 6. Earl Bacon, Uxbridge. PRO Stock 15000 Ibs 1. Wilson French, R. 4, Bolton. 2. Bob Richards, R. 1, Barrie. 3. Ron French, R. 1, Bolton. 4. Mark Graham, Blackstock. 5. Harvey Graham, Blackstock. 6. Bruce Pearse, Sunderland. Highway Truck Tractors (Stock) 1. Chris Wells, 412 Henry St., Whitby. 2. Stan Forbes, Whitby. 3. Lorne Milne, R. 4 - Marmora. 4. Ken J. Wright, Bowmanville. 5. Arnold Risebrough, Wilson Rd. S., Blackstock. 6. John Hoskin, R. 4, Sunderland. Ed Gardhouse from Schomberg did the announc- ing on the Friday and Gary Herrema, Chairman of Durham Region, did the announcing on the Saturday. Scugog Soccer Minis win by score of 2-0 On. August 19th, Scugog Soccer defeated West Shore Marine by a score of 2-0. Scoring for Scugog was Kevin Brown and Laydon Drew with one goal apiece. Good team work and sportsmanship was dis- played by both teams. UXBRIDGE TRACTOR &4 X4 TRUCK at UXBRIDGE FAIRGROUNDS * FRIDAY & SATURDAY AUGUST 28th & 29th » -- -- a -- -- -- So er ne -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- Re er en" ET EB en ns 1] 0 0 ) FRI., AUGUST 28-7:00 P.M. SAT., AUGUST 29-6:30 P.M. 0 -Vintage Tractors gn jucks cilities | | 0 | Roio7 ums. . 11,000to 13,0001bs ! ¥ -7,000t09,000Ibs. - Pro Stock Tractors \ } "Modified Tractors -Highway Tractors J ) -Open Tractor Class g OVER $3,500 IN PRIZE MONEY & TROPHIES. | i ADMISSION: $2.00 FORINFORMATION CALL: } ] Childrenunder 12 -Free 852-3814 0 Ls) £7 bo 9b a yg A Ly AS : WEEE RO A NA Re TS CEN) y EL a ~~ cae > ele SF 2 a ~~ NOTE PE 8 a ENE -- le Liv; Pan A os Cah RN