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i . ~ Strong pitching gives XL Eagles a 6-5 win In the season opener on Tuesday May 19, XL Eagles edged Norton's Home Improvements by a score of 6-5. For XL Eagles, Andrew Pereman shut-out Norton's batters for 3 inn- ings while Ricky Olaisen pulled off a double play while the bases were loaded. Steve Desautels pitched 3 strong innings for Norton's Home Improvements. On Wednesday, May '20, Irwin Smith outscored Brian's Towing by 13-12 in a very tight game. Kevin Pearce played well for Ir- win Smith while shutting out Brian's batters for one inning and hitting 3 for 3 at the plate. Jeremy Luke hit 2 for 3 and made a double play tc end the game for Irwin Smith. For Brian's Towing, the pitching Building chitect hired to prepare the plans to put the building on a permanent . foundation. Mr. Fletcher told the Star he had to move the building in a hurry on May 19 to meet the deadline he had with the previous owner for getting STATIONERY. Plain and Printed. Business/Personal PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 WE'VE CHANGED dual of Scott Wylie and lan McClelland struck out 7 batters while Blair Prechitko and Kevin McGrisken each hit 3 for 3. In Nestleton, Taylor's Gulf tied Cartwright at 21 in a very exciting game. For Cartwright, Josh Wilson pick- ed up a grand slam homerun while Jason Dunkley had 2 homeruns and Mike Pashley 1 In Seagrave, Norm's General Contracting outscored the Seagrave team by 17-11. Billy Sandiford hit a homerun and caught well behind the plate while Mike Williams pitched 2 good inn- ings for Norm's General Contracting. For Seagrave, Russel Gascoyne had several good hits at the plate while Patrick Beckin hit a homerun. moved it off the site beside Port Perry IGA. He said he had looked without success for several months to find a serviced commercial lot in Port Perry, and it was at the last minute that he entered into a lease agreement for the lot on the un- improved section of Shanley Street. "I'm. very anxious to get the building set up (on the new location) 1 don't want to get into a fight with the Township over this," he said. He said he would be prepared to meet with members of the council to explain the situation. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 26, 1987 -- 4) It was a "Grand Opening" ~~ Ontario's 91st Big V Drug Store was official- ly opened last week in Port Perry. Formerly Smith and Smith in the Port Perry Plaza, the store is just the second Big V east of Metro Toronto. The Crusader mascot was on hand for Nonquon race set to go (From page 27) canoe. As this is a fundraising event, sponsor money is greatly appreciated! SAFETY: All participants must comply with all government water OUR TUNE! "REACHES LISTENERS! Central Ontario Radio PLUS: All Request Saturday Night and Big Band Sunday Night Each and Every Week! safety regulations. Each person is responsible for his own safety and that of his craft. There will be motorized safety partol on Lake Scugog, and committee represen- tatives will be stationed on all bridges to provide Assigtance if required. Numbered plates will be provid- ed for each canoe, each side at the "bow. Only two paddlers to a canoe are allowed. Canoes are to be paddled manual- ly with conventional or racing type (bent) single blade paddles. Extra paddles are allowed, and recommended. Specifications: Maximum length -16'6"" (17° if aluminum) Maximum depth - 3" at 27" (all canoes) Pre-run the course if you wish, but don't damage the beaver dams. They are important to the ecology of the Nonquon valley. Do not litter -the river!!!! - Sportsmanship: a) No portages allowed anywhere. b) Yield to an overtaking canoe. ¢) Take your turn in crossing beaver dams. d) Give your canoe number to any other par- ticipant upon request. Breaking any sportsmanship rule can result in disqualification. Shout your number to check point attendants as you pass. Any canoe leaving the water before reaching Port Perry must advise the last check point atten- dants as they pass, or, if after the | Seagrave Bridge, must advise a Get first win by Lee Wilbur' Nonquon Vacations Fastball Team opened their season 2 weeks ago with 2 close losses to Zephyr & Sunderland by scores of 6-5 & 3-2. In recent games, Nonquon final- ly got their first win under their belts by beating Claremont by a score of 6-2. A fine pitching perfor- mance by Todd Wilbur, going the distance with 11 strikeouts Last week, Nonquon lost a tough game to Mount Albert, by the score of 10-9. After being down 7-0 after the 2nd inning, Port pulled together to come'close, but not close enough. Port consists of some young talent and veterans and are under the helm of Garnet Warriner. the opening ceremonies with Big V area direc- "tor Paul Kuras, Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor, com- pany vice president Fred Smith and store manager Ron Coovadia. member of the Safety Patrol. This is to help the patrol be certain that all starting canoes either finish the course or safely leave the water somewhere. PRIZES: Many prizes are available and each participant is eligible equally for all prizes. 1) Canoe the Nonquon crest will be given to every participant when completing the course. 2) Hats with . Canoe the Nonquon crests on them - will be given to every paddler that collects $50.00 or more in sponsor money. 3) Gift certificates are also available. For the paddlers that col- lect $100.00 or more in sponsor money a gift certificate will be issued for 20 percent of the total money collected. 4) There will also be a cash prize of $50.00 to the River paddler that collects the most spon- sor money. 5) Trophies will be - presented to each class. Annual rotating trophies will be presented to the first place winners in each class. Also, remember that the River Race and the 10-14 years of age races are two separate events. the 10-14 years of age races were outlin- ed in last week's paper in case you missed it, Any committee member may be contacted should you have any questibns about either racing event. . We are looking forward to the 1987 Canoe the Nonquon being the most successful ever, and we are looking forward to seeing you on June 6. Nonquon consists of brother con- nections of Dennis Franssen & Robert Franssen, also Todd Wilbur & Lee Wilbur. While other talents are Greg Warriner, Bob Ireland, Keith 'Smoke' Trembley, Carl Durward, Dave Canning, Karl Dur- nam, Phil Robinson, Tony Oxley, Brian Stevenson, Brian Robinson, Darrell Crockett, and Mark Jefferey. Nonquon's home nights are Tues- day at 8:30 p.m. Nonquon will be selling tickets for a trip for 2 to Las Vegas, so come out and support the Nonquon Fastball Team. Also thanks to our sponsors Dave & Marg Waite. ai tT a Loa al a A i ul