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PORT PERRY STAR -- SAN Tuesday, August 22, 1989 -- 35 Port Perry to host 0.A.S.A. Mite Championship On August 26 & 27 the Taylor Mites will be hosting the 0.A.S.A. Provincial Mite "C" Champion- ship. Teams will be coming from Osgoode, St. Mary's, Napanee, Elmira, Fergus, Campbellford & Gravenhurst. These 9 & 10 year old boys are sure to provide good entertainment all weekend. This is the only 0.A.S.A. Champion- ship held in Port Perry this year so come down to the ball diamonds on Saturday & Sunday and give our Port Perry boys your support. The Taylor Ford Mites have had a very successful year thanks to the coaching of Gord William- son and Don Heyworth and the hard work of each and every player. They have played in the York Durham League finishing in 4th place. They also won the Con- solation trophy in the Gravenhurst Tournament. Meanwhile, in Stouffville over the weekend, the Port Perry Mites turned in a great team effort as they won the Con- solation championship for the York Durham league The tournament ont format di- vided the teams into two divi- sions. The top four teams in league standings competed in the A side, while the bottom four teams were grouped in the Bor Consolation side. Mosquitos at Durham Cup During the past week-end the Scugog Mosquito boys select soc- cer team participated in The Durham Cup. This tournament was for house league select teams from the Durham Region. On Saturday, in the first game they came up against a team from Oshawa. Although they suf- fered a 6-0 defeat the boys put a brave fight. The second game on Saturday was a different story. After con- ceding the first goal to the Whit- by team, the boys came storming back with three unanswered goals to take the game 3-1. Scoring for Scugog was Sandy Mark, Jeff Clarke and Aaron LaFontaine. Excellent goal tending from Kristan Wootton helped preserve the win. On Sunday they were up against Darlington needing a win to advance to the semi-finals. Although they played well Darl- ington came out on top by a score of 3-1. Scoring the lone marker for Scugog was Mike Smith. The select team consisted of, Jeff Clarke, Matt Baxter, Alex Janson, Scott Curtis, Justin Woot- ton, Kristan Wootton, Sandy Mark, Kevin Gray, Mike Smith, Kevin Hobbs, Aaron LaFontaine, Matt Cameron. Mites softhall report In continuing tournament play "Home Hardware' edged '"Em- merson Insurance" in a closely contested game. Christopher Jones had two hits and made 2 double plays for Home Hardware. David Storms had several ex- cellent hits while Kirsten McKer- lesen the eA rn on ne 0. Tax Course Bl Benefit from the seem- ingly ever-changing tax laws! Ml Learn how to prepare your own tax'return with confidence! # Help others prepare their tax returns. 8 Enrol today! Classes start week of Sept. 18/89. For More Information CALL NOW 285-9803 -- or -- 286-4640 nan had 4 hits. For Emmerson, Jason Redman batted well as did Ben Russell. Nicholas Pelyk played very well both at bat and defensively. Players from both teams displayed lots of hustle as their softball season draws to an end. PORT PERRY CLINIC HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRE of Port Perry DENNIS J. HOGAN 230 Queen Street * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 10 1/2% 1 YEAR 2 YEARS 5 YEARS Rates Subject to Change without Notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNI 250 ( UEEN STREET -- PORT PERRY rving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Ere rssrmrsrveed Port Perry finished the league in fifth spot, one point out of fourth, thus the team was slotted in the round for the championship tournament. The boys went out Satur- day and played some fine base- ball winning their three games by comfortable margins. They started with an 11-1 LABOUR Consolation * victory over Scarborough, then dumped Bramalea by a score of 11-6, and finished off the day on a strong note with a 20-0 shut- out against Thornhill. They had to return to Stouffville the next day for the Consolation championship against Scarborough, and Port Perry was in fine form from start to finish as the team rolled toan 11-6 victory Head on Gord William- son praised the work of his team in wining the four games, say- ing it was a real team effort. Jason Heyworth was the winning pitcher in all four games, and he'll be throwing for the Mites in the OASA tourna- ment to be held in Port Perry this weekend, August 26-27. SEE THE FASTEST PIG IN THE WORLD! Pig Races Held Daily! CHICKEN BINGO TICKETS On Sale Now -- $2.00 Each Winner is the owner of the square identified by the chicken. Winning Prize is one-half the value of the tickets sold for that day's draw, up to $2,000. Purchase a ticket now and win a plop full. SOME OF THE FINEST LIVESTOCK RAISED in CANADA will be exhibited on all three days of the fair! EXHIBITORS' FORMS are available at: Irwin Smith's Music Store; Port Perry Star. SATURDAY ...... Junior Horse Show; 4H Beef Club Show SUNDAY .......... Harness Horse Racing; Registered Beef Show MONDAY ......... Heavy Horse Show; 4H Dairy Calf Show; Commercial Beef Class; Pony & Horse Pulls; Ontario County Holstein Show; Beef Auction ATTENTION KIDS! Don't forget the CLOWN CONTEST at Port Perry SATURDAY, SEPT. 2nd at 2:00 PM REGISTRATION: 1:30 to 1:45 PM CLASSES: 5 Years & under; 6 to 8 Years; 9 to 12 Years PRIZE MONEY: 1st $8.00; 2nd $6.00; 3rd $4.00 Fair