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At back are coach Doug Stapleton, scorekeeper Sharon Stapleton, Doris Clark who presented the Marj Tripp Realty trophy, and sponsor Bill Thompson. The team sponsored by Don Frew and Sons of Nestleton won the intermediate division of Blackstock Minor Softball League. Front row from left: Dwayne Frew, Lisa Hudson, Calvin Brewster, Bob Goble, Jeff Millson and Keith Roberge. Second row from left: Mike Douglas, Lynda Sutton, Darryl Prosser, Ken Wilson, Kevin Cearns and Elizabeth Williamson. At back are coach Kelly Beatty, Leah Frew on behalf of the sponsor, and coach Wilma Wolters. KKK o% comme 1 Yeon 1 UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL CO. LTD. 8 BROCK STREET WEST - UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO 5 852-3472 Memorials of Distinction GRANITE - MARBLE - BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING A SPECIALTY OF OUR OWN CRAFTSMEN Quality & Satisfaction For personal service assured by our own visitour showroom at Written Guarantee. 108 Brock St. - just east ofthe railway tracks. me {eam " SC = BOWL FN h | Home appointments and bo . Reg & Clara Tomkinson transportation by request. Se -- | me } ana + ov ---- 38 Years Personal Experience. AFA SM Nor AWAY YW A a MUTE aN ITE Ee #438 hv 10% 5 Viky by 4D A WEARAN I hig Pu Wes AN A Aa. i A OR SXF by Mike Dearborn The softball season came to an end for the boys and girls in Cartwright this week with three banquets and awards nights being held. The first banquet was held on Tuesday night at Black- stock and the Junior players aged seven, eight, and nine were treated to hot dogs, pop and finally the awards. The teams were introduced in the order in which they finished the regular season. All Flags Shell came up to the stage first and team members received crests. Turners Green Giants followed and team members received crests and bronze medals on ribbons. The Lishman team was next to come to the stage and they were presented with crests and silver medals. Finally, the team which ended up in first place and also won the playoffs came to the stage. Team members presented with crests, a gold medal and also individual trophies donated by Marj Tripp Real Estate. Doris Clark on behalf of Marj Tripp presented the winning coaches with the annual team trophy. Jim Muzik and JV EE ER ER WPT » % 'TROPHIES and } ENGRAVING IDO-NO's! j RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD} 178 QUEEN STREET - 985-283 /---- mol wm wN ATTENTION LADY CURLERS Port Perry Ladies Curling Club invites anyoneinterestedin Daytime Curling tocontact: DONNA FAIRMAN 985-2160 or JOYCETAYLOR 985-2494 - beforethe Pot Luck Supper - October 21st. BABYSITTING AVAILABLE! were. FLY ars 2 hn va NG SRL AYP Tr Bh Said ARIEL CHA A ape AA A 1y ol Mike Dearborn were master of ceremonies. The following 'evening the action shifted-to Nestleton for the senior banquet. Ed Brown, who was in charge of this age group, was master of ceremonies. The boys and girls were aged 13, 14 and 15. After hot dogs and pop were served the presentations began. The Port Perry Kinsmen team came to the stage first and received their crests. The Lorne Lee Construction team followed and the team members received their crests and also ' bronze medals. Blackstock Lions were next and they were presented with silver medals and crests. Finally the Haines Esso team came front and centre and received the gold medals along with their crests for finishing in first place after the regular season. 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The David's Hair- styling team were up next to receive their crests and their bronze medals on ribbons. The second place team for the' year was Port Perry Funland and they received _ their crests and silver©:. medals. Last but not least (Turn to page 18) $1929 (95¢ deposit) . Thurs. 30th 1st 10-8P.M. Sat 2nd 3rd 10-8P.M. 10-5P.M. STEDMANS HWY.7A-PORT PERRY PLAZA Fri., Sat., 2nd 3rd 10-8P.M. 10-5P.M 'STEDMANS 63BROCKST. -- UXBRIDGE No additional charge for groups. Additonal portraits, d oH pecial effects p ture; available. mayb # purch: Gis an si dich toner at Won. Vises. Y WALLACE MARLOW Co. Lid. 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick)* PHONE 985-7363 Farm Feed, Fencing, Pet Food & Garden Supplies. per Invoice. "ATTENTION" - Beef & Dairy Producers LUCKYDRAW One Ticket for Every $100.00 Worth SHUR--GAIN FEED. One Ticket for Every $50.00 Worth SHUR--GAIN ANIMAL HEALTH 1st PRIZE: Desk 2nd PRIZE: Calculator 3rd PRIZE: Dairy or Beef Computer Programme ¢ . 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