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J LY} T 'o PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 9, 1969 -- 17 Softball Trophies Presented To Championship Winners PORT PERRY SPoRrs LL *STARx The Softball season came to an end inv Port Perry on Sunday with the presentation of trophies and crests, "The following is the list of the 1969 champions. Tyke - H.L. Port Cleaners Squirt - H.L. Cartwright Peewee - H.L. Jewell Const. Bantam - H.L. Cartwright Bantam Girls - Starlets Junior Ladies - Zion Lions Club Bantams won the Ont-York Bantam League. Flamingo Pastries Midget team won . the Ont-York Midget League as well as the Willowdale Midget Tourn- ament. Ballard Lumber won the 0.A.S.A. Zone 4 honours in juvenile competition." Port Perry Legion Squirts won the consolation trophy MINOR SOFTBALL NEWS at the Preston Squirt Tourna- ment. The I.G.A. Peewees advanc- ed to the O.A.S.A. Zone 4 Semi-finals. The Gary Jackson Trophy was won by Jim Lee, Jim pitched the Ballard Lumber Juveniles to the Ont. Semi- finals. He was a steady hitter throughout the entire season and showed fine sportsman- ship at all times. ~ To all the coaches, mana- gers and umpires a big thank- you. To all local merchants and residents who supported the boys and girls we are grateful. The final softball gathering for this season will be the fall dance being held at the Legion Hall October 25th, Contact any executive mem- ber for information. The Bantam Girls League was won by the Starlets, and they were presented with the Dr. M.B. Dymond Trophy vi Sunday. Members of the team were:Gerry Scanlon, Mary Skinner, Heather Burnfield, Paula Jeffrey, Kim Harrison, aren Walker, Barbara Durham, Sandra Luke, Terry Henderson, Donna Wallace, Janet Watson, Denise Crawford, Shay Gray and Sandra Beetle were the coaches. {The names are not in order.) Port Cleaners won the Tyke division and were presented with the Jim Irvine Memorial Trophy. Members of the team are: Tim Thompson, Hal Storry, Paul Storry, David Sykes, Mike Doupe, Gerald Lee, Terry Barton, Andrew Berry, John Hadley, David Canning, Paul Wylie. Ron Wallace and Bob Storry are the coaches. (The names are not in order.) e Fe DSN ll iL fae SER pr CYA 'Cartwright (Malmont 'Farms) were the winners in the Squirt Division and were presented with the Dr. M.B. Dymond Trophy. Members of the team are: Stephen Hawes, Dayid Horton, Jamie Malcolm, Jack Gunter, Harold Wright, Normie Felstead, Mike Crawford, Doug Larmer, Paul Larmer, Eric Post, Colin Asselstine, Steward Cochrane and David Bell Scugog News Continued toward cleaning up the soot and smoke damage. -Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love have returned ffom a holi: '| day Flight out West. Miss Nancy Dowson of Port Perry is spending some time at the home of her aunt Mrs. Myrtle Manns. Janet Reader was a week- end guest of Melodie Apple- ton. Mr. Anson Gerrow has re- turned - from a flight out West to the Good Roads Con- vention. : ps Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowson are returning from their trip to the same Convention. Mr. and Mrs. G. Thompson of Barrie were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Reader. On Mon. evening of Oct: 6th members of the Histori- cal Society met at the Scu- gog Township with "Head" U.CW. members and other Scugog residents who are in- terested in the future use of the "Head" Church. Twenty- four people were present. Mrs. Beryl Pearce, Mrs. Helen Redman, Mr. Bill Brock and Mr. Wilmot Phair made up the panel who presented the purpose of the meeting with its proposals & information. Mr. Brock stated that they are interested in a log cabin site and a . museum which should be a living link be- tween the past and present. It is their aim to help the children to learn of the pact thro' a study of displays and crafts. He listed several ways in which life woud flow thro' the Community centre. It was their desire to reach an agreement with the Island people in possible sharing of the building and facilities. ; We had a choice of turn. ing over the Church property to the Council and allowing the Society complete control .| while we withdraw all our activities to "Grace" Church or go on as we "have been doing and share the basic ex- penses with the Society. were absent. Ivan Hawes, coach and Neil Malcolm, manager. (Names are not in order.) fo F eg 1 a They would possibly require Bowli KitKat . . . . . . Crispy Crunch. . . . 24 Golden Treasure . .. . 21 Baby Ruth . 15 Malted Milk 13 Sweet Marie ". + » 13 MilkyWay . . . . . 12 Turkish Delight 12 Jersey Milk . 9 Caramilk 9 Bar Six . 7 Coffee Crisp 7 High Single -- Pearl Durand - 304. High Triple -- P. Durand - 734. Over 210 -- * B.Oke 220; C. Wilson 224; L. Wilson 213,215,223; M. Tremblay 219; G. Langille 217; M. Healey 224,259; I. Doupe 259,219; W. Mc- Laughlin 229; H. Penney 241; W. Durham 245,238; E. Bailey 238; M. Hawes 238; W. Midgley 216; P. Durand 304,233; B. Vhspmsn, 229 M. Geer 227; B. Raines 213; C. Shaw, 232; /J. Chandler 276. g Over 600 -- L. Wilson 669; M. Healey 645; 1. Doupe 661; W. Durham 666; E. Bailey 603; P. Dur- and 734; J. Chandler 641. full uce of the bnildire in July and August. The third alternative would be to carry on by ourselves and try to keep up expenses. This course seems very impracti. cal. After many questions were answered the Island group went to the Council Cham- bers for further discussion. They returned with an una. nimous decision to share the plan. with the privilege of withdrawing at a later date. A consenting agreement will possibly be drawn up in the near future. It is hoped that this decision will meet the approval of all concerned. * COMPLETE L REAL ESTATE REALESTATE LTD REALTOR - TEN an TE one oy ee Fi i - REAL ey er GR SLE TYE eas 5 % TARA EE to