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mp" 36 -- Scugog Citizen 1, May 17, 1994 => Merchants start year with a pair of losses This sports report for the Juvenile Merchants Fastball Team is sponsored by R.BMoase C.A., Precision Construction and JBK Industries. On Tuesday, May 10, the Oshawa Juveniles visited Port Perry and spoiled our league opener with an 8-1 win. The fact that this was our first game of the year saw some rustiness early in the match which allowed Oshawa to go ahead. Chad Venning and Jeff Card combined to strike out ten and walk only two. This goes to show that the pcore does not fully indicate the ype of game it was On Thursday, May 12, the Juveniles wére visitors to the Port Perry Antrim House The weather was more indicative of the Stanley Cup playoffs which could be clearly heard through several earphones scattered around the park The game was tied at two going into the bottom of the seventh when the Antrim team was able to start off with a double. With one out and the runner at third, the Merchant piayers were & -- 2 | TRADER | Hm \ | HW » SAM. moved in for the play at home. The ball was hit to second, but unfortunately the ball to home arrived at the time as the runner. In spite of the good job done by Tim Timms to block the plate, the go ahead run was score: The Merchantw' two runs were scored when Smart, on with a single and Brough on with a walk were scored by a two RBI hit by Laird The Merchants are not panicking, since the team is still not set The players are optimistic and are hoping that over the next three to four weeks they will start to settle in at their reguiar positions and the batting line-up will be more consistent to utilize the individua each player Coaches Venning, Redan and VanderSlagt are stifl working with the following players before the final roster is set: Richard batting skills ¢ f Brough, Jeff Card, Jason Cochrane, Duane Empringham, Grant Kay, Steve Laird, Paul Linton, Scott MacLennan, Jason Y.7A & WATER ST, McBride, Brad Moase, lan Shrigley, Todd Smart, Tim Timms, Darrell VanderSlagt, Chad Venning. Hits for the two games were as| follows: Jeff Card - triple, Steve Laird - two singles, double and two RBI's, Scott MacLennan - walk, Jason McBride - single, Brad Moase - two walks, Todd Smart single, Darrell VanderS8lagt - two singles, Richard Brough - walk, lan Shrigley - two singles, double, Paul Linton - RBI, Tim Timms - walk The next games are: Tuesday, May 17 Greenbank vs. Merchants, 8:30 p.m, South diamond Wednesday, May 18 Merchants vs. Bowmanville, 7:30 p.m Thursday, May 24 - Oshawa Squirrels vo. Merchants, 8:30 p.m. South Diamond , The Merchants look forward to seeing their loyal fans at the games, as this support has been a definite factor in the success this team has seen over the past few years. TRADER SAM'S PORT PERRY Join us Victoria Day Weekend ... Giveaways All Weekend Long! IN HOUSE SPECIALS ... introducing LOONIE THURSDAYS!!! featuring SPAGHETT] & MEATBALLS with GARLIC BREAD ... only $1. Loonie Other Loonie Specials ... 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With purchase of $10. or more Fill out a ballot to win a BIANCHI 18 Speed MOUNTAIN BIKE (any size) A $450. value One Draw Each Month until Sept/84 .. and enter GOLF Ei PACKAGE CONTEST Goll & Mountain Bike Prizes supplied by oll AXESIOE > ey » FREE # GARLIC BREAD Bw purchase over $10 ' with Pee coupon) ] ¥ GARLIC BREAD & , } CAESAR SALAD , with purchase over $26 (with tree coupon) ' CR complete UIPMENT (| ¢ = a) One bounce and in Bruce Peters of Port Perry had lady luck with him May 8 as he scored a hole-in-one on the 190 yard, 11th hole at Wolf Run Golf Club. Bruce hit a three iron and the ball took one bounce In front of the green and rolled straight into the cup. He's been playing the game for 25 years and this was his first Ace. His playing panions and wit that day were lan Morgan and Peter Davidson. A hole-in-one for a golfer is like an eight end for a curler. Bruce enjoys both golf and curling but is still looking for that elusive eight ender. Tiga finds a home From page 22 While most of the dogs 'graduate' and are placed with people with special needs, there are a number who don't. These dogs are offered for sale. At a price of $350. the Foundation feels people who spend this amount of money for a dog will more likely give it a loving and caring home First opportunity is given to the foster family, secondly the breeder and if these two fail to provide a home for the dog then the Foundation looks at a long list of prospective buyers "Some people wait three years" Dawn Hutton told the Citizen. A director at the Foundation, Ms Hutton said "while we're always happy to add a person's name on the adoption list, we're always grateful for donations of dogs to our program too" These prospective buyers go through a screening test before the adoption. "They're looking at the dogs and we're looking at the person" Ms. Hutton told the Citizen Tign was trained in the Canine Vision program but proved to be a poor eandidate, probably because of her lack of concentration, but for the Scott's she's proven to be a perfect dog in the house and loves to go on hikes with John in the Durham forest. Their granddaughter Sarah, pretending to be blind, walks throughout their house with her eyes closed, with Tiga in tow If you feel you could benefit by fostering a pup for the program or could donate a medium sized dog, or want to be on a list for purchasing one of these dogs, contact the | s Foundation of Canada in Oakville at 1.905-842.7344 -- For Quality Customer Service Call : RANDY HATHAWAY Toll-free : 1-800-668-5845 TRENT UNDSAY - Hwy. 356. 1/4 mie 5. of Mwy. 7 (705) 304-3633 Tor. (416) 64-3434