The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

v Lumbermen prepare Ballard Lumbermen Inter- mediate *C" Softball Club held their first outdoor prac- tice of the young season last Thursday evening at the waterfront ball park. The softball team has been work- ing out once a week in the school gymnasium for the last month, waiting for the weather to improve. This year's team will be oadenp of some of last years Intermediate team plus the * addition of many of last years VanCamp Construction Juniors who went to the 0.A.S.A. semi-finals in 1974. There will be no Junior team this season in Port Perry due to over age, school and work committments by last years players. Wayne Venning and Mac McMillan will be coaching the squade while Walt Sandi- son will be the manager. The coaching staff will be reunit- ed with many of the players who played on the "68" PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten 985.7383 PORT PERRY STAR . for 1975 ball season All-Ontario Juvenile Champ- ionship team, with players like Rick Beare, Tom Law- rence, Bill Wannamaker and Bob Smith all attending workouts and hopeful of mak- ing the team. The team should be strong in pitching with Ken Goreski and Laurie Williams giving them. a strong combination. The Ballard Lumber team will be entered in the Oshawa City and District Softball League with the Whitby Intermediate '"'A" team, Charterways Junior '"'A"' club and five other industrial teams from Oshawa. Port Perry will play its home games on Thursday evenings at the Lakefront and the schedule will begin May 21. This young "75" edition of the Ballard Lumbermen should give the local fans some exciting softball enter- tainment this summer and should be the best club for- med in town since the late 50's and early 60's when the Port Perry Merchants were the top club in the area. Anyone wishing to try out for the club can do so, as practices are Tuesdays and Thursday evenings, and Sun- day mornings and all pos- itions are open to the best player available. F. ALAN Telephone CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Licenced Trustee in Bankruptcy 69 King Street East Oshawa, Ont. - L1H-1B4 LAWSON 723-3800 a i} \ We can offer you three great economical ways to literally cut our lawn down to size. The Lawn oss™ walk-behind mowers from White do a job on your lawn but are easy on your wallet. For a real economy buy, the Lawn Boss 18 Side Discharge model will work up to every bit of its 3 hp. If you have a larger lawn totake care of, we suggest the 4-hp 22-inch cut Lawn Sons 22 Side Discharge Walk-Behind mower. A 'B & WFARM SERVICE HWY. 12, SUNDERLAND, ONT. powerlul third choice features the 4-hp Lawn Boss 22 Deluxe Power- Propelled, taking 22-inches of cut in stride while it does all the work besides... all you do is guide it. The Lawn Boss 22 Side Dis- charge and 22 Deluxe Power- Propelled both feature White's easy Pull 'N Go starter that makes for a natural "straight-up" starting action. Plus fold-away handle for easy, convenient storage, and five- position external cutting height Three ways to cut your yard downto size. adjusters. All three are built to last and provide years of dependable service at a very reasonable price. See all three soon. We would like to show you the White Lawn Boss lineup. White...a leader in farm power, over-theroad trucks, and construction equipment. makes you the Boss (ITI WHITE YEH Outdoor Products JOF CANADA LMTED A Diviwion of White Farm Equipment 705-357-3760 TTT R. H. Cornish Public School gymnasts cap- tured 11 gold medals at an inter-school competition in Whitby last week. Over - 150 competitors took part in the event, from a pos- sible 81 schools. Coached by Miss Darla Thomas, the school's gymnasium club is over 50 members strong. Winners are from left (bottom) Lynette Jackson, Kim Evans, Lisa Nottingham (centre) Lyn Nottingham, Chrystal Menzies, Eliza- beth Letham, Laure Lyon (top) Lynn Patterson, Kelly Owen, and Kary 'Brignall. Photo, John Gast ELUTE CET RE EET) TERRY PAUL PHOTO i PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 7, 1979 -- 19 4; For LJwuick Feosullhs. . . fo Z 7 Port Perry Star 2 FOR ATOUGH | FISHING 2 OUTBOARD, | LOOK FOR THIS| We're ready to show you a super fishing motor this weekend. Whether you need a complete new rig, or are trading up to a higher horsepower, you'll get your money's worth with a Merc. Stop in and see for yourself. Find out why a Merc can take punishment. Slice through weeds and over obstacles. Never shear a pin when the prop hits something. While you're in, check out the new fuel economy data available on each motor. See the 4.5-, 7.5-, 9.8- or 20-hp models. They're tough. You can depend on a Merc. You can depend on expert service, too. w.re.247.34f% > WP Mercury Marine Ltd., Box 488, Mississauga, Ont, vA Mercury. Performance and power you can depend on. Wedding LLL TT LL CL TT Ba, a ISLAND MARINA SCUGOG ISLAND 985-7671 -- Concession 13 East -- 985-7671 da -- PIE specializing in Photography We still have a few dates open in JULY & AUGUST FOR INFORMATION - CALL - 852-6928 (ITE EEE ETE ER TE EEE EET EEE EEE EE EEE TEETER has tt AE raey