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PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, July 3, 1991 - 39 Hi Birdseye Pool opened Saturday. The heat wave helped bring out the crowds Saturday af- ternoon. Pictured above, Brooke Holtby comes up for a breath of air. Come on in, the water's warm Birdseye Pool has a new pool heater. The heater along with the solar blanket and wind shields should keep the water warm and make swimming more enjoyable for all. Summer is here and pool ac- tivities will soon be starting. There are several time selections Squirt Legionaires rep The Port Perry Squirt Legionaires took their undefeated record into Stouffville where first place in the league was on the line. Jason Heyworth, the Ace Hurler, was on the mound for this important game. Jason seemed a little nervous at the start and after walking a cou- ple of batters laid in a pitch that the Stouffville clean up batter made no mistake on and hit for a tater to right centre, giving Stouffville a 3-0 lead. Port got one back in the second as Ryan Puckrin walked, then showed his speed as he stole se- cond and third and scored on Casey Van Schagen"s ground out. Jason settled down on the mound and turned Stouffville back until the bottom of the fifth. With the top of Stouffville's bat- ting order leading off, they strung together five singles and a double to jump out front 8-1. The Legionaires showed what kind of a team they are as they pulled together for a big inning of their own. Ryan Hawkins started it off 7-8 Mites On June 24, Shin's Shakers defeated Jack Monsma Electric 21-15. This victory extends the Shakers' winning streak and they now stand 6-0 for the season. The game saw some excellent defensive play by Monsma'a Amanda Dolson-Clancy and great hitting by Adam Moynes who was three for three at the plate in- cluding a triple. The winning run was scored on a bases loaded single by Dana MacPherson and there was some excellent base running by Spencer "The Speedster" Churchill. for each level still available, but they are filling very quickly. As well as Red Cross levels, the pool is offering parent and tot pro- grams starting at six months. Both parents are welcome. And for those people who like to stay cool when they exercise why not try Aquafitness (exercise in with a walk, stole second and scored on Jason Best's single. Jason then scored on Doug Short's single as Doug was thrown out trying to stretch it into a double. Jason Heyworth then hit a sharp double and went to third on Ryan Puckrin's single. Up to the plate stepped Casey Van Schagen with two men on and sporting his new bat he had received for passing. The mighty Casey promptly drilled the pit- cher's offering to deep right cen- tre for a home run and closed the score to an 8-6 count. This was as close as the Legionaires could get and ended up on the losing end and dropping into second position in league standings. Jason Heyworth went the distance striking out seven. Help- ing out defensively were Owen St. John and Marc Versage as they both made some outstanding cat- ches in the field. The following night the Legionaires were at home to take on the Oshawa Shamrocks. After losing the night before the water to music) for adults only? Private and semi-private lessons are available at mutual- ly convenient times. Come on in and register before classes are all filled. Office location is Municipal Of- fice on North St., or call 985-7346 for more information. baseball Legionnaires were anxious to get back on the winning track again. Jason Heyworth was on the mound for this encounter and pit- ched a brilliant game. Jason had a no-hit shutout going until the top of the sixth when the Shamrocks lead-off batter walked, stole se- - "cond and scored on the only hit Jason gave up in this game. Jason pitched the entire game picking up the win by a score of 8-1, while striking out a career high 14 along the way. The Legionaires offence was led by the kid with the new bat, Casey Van Schagen. The Mighty Casey had two singles and a homer. Also getting in on the power hit- ting was Ryan Puckrin with a homer and single. Other hitting came from Dough Short and Marc Versage with two singles each and Jason Best with one hit. Ryan Williamson showed a sharp eye at the plate picking up a couple of walks. Next home game for the Legionaires is Thursday, July 4 against Pickering. -Sildeens' Cetol 1 and Cetol 23- So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork isn't hidden Stains generally offer semi-transpar- and protective pigmentation with ency and semi-protection for your effective, easy-to-apply Cetol 1 snd exterior wood surfaces. But Sikkens' Cetol 23. Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 woodfinishing CENTRAL y give you full Y ond full protection. Get the full bene- fits of natural wood-grain beauty IN-HOMR PAINT & WALLPAPER CONSULTATION 205Riteon Rd. 8. 0shewa 434-3939 Pp Atom soccer action Atom Soccer action continues at the Scugog Soccer fields each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., and to say the games are exciting is a true understatement. Last week's action saw three of the games end in one-point vic- tories, and the fourth match was a tie. So if action is what you en- joy, join us on Wednesday even- ing for some great games. On field one, Van Camp Con- tracting extended their unbeaten season with a tight 4-3 victory over Port Perry Printing. Jason Whitworth scored all four goals in the winning effort. The strong defence provided by Jason Cruickshanks and Courtney Paleske, and super goal tending by Amy Forbes and Steve Nagy, also helped Van Camp secure their victory. Mike DeMaio played an ex- cellent game in net for the Stormers, and Mark Vernoey was wonderful on defence. On field two, Manvers 1 scored another tight victory, 3-2 over the Legion. The Legion players showed a lot of heart, with a good number playing despite injuries. Brad Johnston and Brian Harris scored the Legion goals, and if more of the shots had co-operated, the out- come of the game could have been quite different. On field three, Nuts About Chocolate narrowly defeated the Dynamos 2-1. Dean Van Camp scored for Nuts, and Robert Evans for the Dynamos early in the game, but WIN PRIZES * RELAX * CATCH FISH Get a Derby Ticket and Come Aboard REBEL FISHING CHARTERS For the Best Salmon and Trout Fishing on Lake Ontario PORT DARLINGTON MARINA Bowmanville This Week's SPECIAL it was not until late in the second half that Scott Duncan managed to put home the winner for Nuts with a good close shot. These two teams were very well matched, and the game was well played by both teams. On field four, Country Lane and Manvers 2 battled it out to a 3-3 tie. Phil Krohn had two goals for Country Lane, and Jamie Byers scored the tying goal in the final minutes of the game. Crystal and Sara were strong offensively for Country Lane, while Cam and Lyle really provided some great defense. The Manvers team exhibited some really good sportsmanship throughout, and Jarrett Lee scored two of the goals for Manvers, with Chris Bridge sup- plying the third marker. The Soccer Club would like to take this opportunity to thank Darlene Colton for the excellent job she did taking team and in- dividual pictures of all the Mini, Squirt and Atom players over the last two weeks. She patiently waited for a good moment so that games would not be interrupted at a crucial point, and she went out of her way to try to take in- dividual pictures of players who missed their team shots due to absence or illness. Thanks, Darlene, and good luck in your new shop in Port Perry. Parents, a reminder that all pictures will be distributed to the players on Cup Day, August 24. Call Earl (416) 986-0842 West - Hwy. 7A- East PORT PERRY [ll FEEDS Philp Pontiac D 9.50% 10.125% Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832