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, RO A Se ONE Sl re ER ow sm R - A at 2a, 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 16, 1975 qe 3 + STTAATE SORA LORY SHEAR BIANCO iad Madan: B aes Sports Lumbermen gaining points Ballard Lumber Inter- mediates continued their current winning streak at three games and four out of their last five, with a 4-3 win | Sport Shorts Last Thursdays game with the Whitby Tiremen was rained out and will be re- scheduled at a later date. This Saturday, the lumber- men will be competing in the annual Zephyr Softball Tournament, a one-day event. Local Softball fans are reminded of the Oshawa City and District All-Star game to be played in Port Perry on Saturday, July 26th, when the opposition will be the current Canadian Softball Cham- pions Oshawa Tony's. It is possible Pete Landers, the top pitcher in Canada, may be on the mound in this contest. over the last place R & P Truck Rental at North Oshawa Park. In spite of their last place standing, the Oshawa team has improved since the Lum- bermen defeated them in Port Perry last month by a 12-0 score. They have acquired several new play- ers, including pitcher Brian Rose who relieved starting pitcher Jim Beavis in the third inning and kept the local club off the score board after they had built up an early 4-1 lead. Ken Goreski was the win- ning pitcher for Port Perry as he allowed only 4 hits and was only in trouble in the seventh inning when he allowed a double and single. The Lumbermen had eight hits in this contest with Brent Heard collecting two, with singles going to Tom Lawrence, Rick Beare, Bill St. John, Gene Hurst, Hugh Johnston and Bill Cornish who was making his first appearance of the season. The next home game for Port Perry will be on Thurs- day night July 17th when they will play host to the second place Starr Furniture, game time is 8 p.m. 63 years since start of Lawn Bowling Club In keeping with the trend of new buildings, and reno- vations to some of the some- - what older buildings which is { nro HORSE RACES | PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS Sunday, July 20th at 1:30 P.M. Pari-Mutual Wagering SS) RELIABLE y PLUMBING & HEATING NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS -- ALTERATIONS "Service is our business" Holding Tanks Sewer & Water Hook-ups GENERAL CARPENTRY HOUSING - RENOVATIONS - ADDITIONS 36 yrs. experience - 20 yrs. in business ALL TRADES LICENCED Ron Rankin & Sons 985-7679 or 985-3776 taking place in Port Perry, the Lawn Bowling Club with help from the New Horizon's Organization and the council of Port Perry is also taking on a new look. The Club house has been put on a new foundation and the verandah rebuilt, new equipment purchased and provisions made for bowls to be made available for the (continued on page 19) Chargers win again Scala Brothers Chargers had another. victory last Thursday. The game was played at Port Perry High School field. The first half which was played in the rain ended 1-0 for the Chargers over the Uxbridge Hornets. During the second half, the Chargers were able to leng- then their lead by scoring 3 more goals. The defence and halfbacks played a.strong game and were able to move the ball up field so the forwards could score. This was a well-played game for both teams despite the adverse conditions. £ OO = : | ELECTRICAL PLUMBING t= | o HEATING iy o RESIDENTIAL = ® e COMMERCIAL SREPAIRE eo FARM © WATERLINES SUT EE EE EE rT TEE Almost 50 competitors took part in Laser Class Regatta at Caesarea Saturday, and organizers think the excellent turnout may prompt the staging of the event on an annual basis. Hosted by the Lake Scugog Sailing Club, the event was sponsored by Zone three of the International Laser Class Association. The class is a relatively new, but rapidly growing event. . 50 boats in first Laser Regaatta It looks like a Laser Class Regatta held at Caesarea Saturday could become an annual event, according to race organizer Morgan Sears, chairman of the Laser Division of the Lake Scugog Sailing Club. The regatta, the first of its kind held in the area, proved 'very successful," accord- ing to Mr. Sears, with almost 50 competitors showing up from points as far away as Kingston and London, Ontario. He said that there was even one entry from Manitoba. Sponsored by Zone 3 of the International Laser Class Association and hosted by the Lake Scugog Club, the event 'here reflected the phenome- nal enthusiasm and rapid growth of the sport across the country and the world. A purely Canadian boat (it was designed and built by a Canadian four years ago) the Laser craft has mushroomed into one of the most popular. After only four years, there are some 30,000 boats being sailed in the world, and sailing the small craft is becoming the sport of the FOLEY PLUMBING STARR FURNITURE CHARLTON TRANS. OSHAWA JUNIORS LUMBERMEN WHITBY | R & P TRUCK RENTALS OSHAWA CITY & DISTRICT LEAGUE STANDINGS (as of July 14) most skillful. Mr. Sears described the craft as being an excellent r rformer, demandéd the Played Won Lost Pts mn skill to sail. It is a 14 10 4 20 "single-hander"'. 13 9 4 18 The Scugog Club is only 13 8 5 16 I five years old, and has no 13 8 5 16 Club House to hold meetings, 13 7 6 1 yet took on the job of hosting 12 2 1 4 the regatta. re 12 1 1 2 2 Sponsored by Scugog Chamber of Commerce a aan sos asa Na aanaanaua ol Thurs., Aug. 7th 6p.m.-1am. 7.30 p.m. - 10 8 p.m. -12 Fri., Aug. 8th 9? a.m. 9am. -9pm. 10 a.m. 2 p.m. - 2 p.m. 8 pm. - 11 8 p.m. - 12 9pm. - 1am. Sat, Aug. 9th 9 a.m. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 2 p.m. - 2 p.m. 3 p.m. * 4.30 -7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. ?-1am. 1 p.m. 1.30 p.m, 2 p.m, 2.30 p.m. Sun,, Aug. 10th 3.00 p.m.approx. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. - Bar-B-Q (Beef Patties) Sponsored by St. Charles Saloon Dance - 'Bloodstone' - $2.00 per person High School Palmer Park Queen St. Kiddies Parade - 'Kinettes' Queen St. St. Charles Saloon Queen St. Street Square Dance - Frank Barkey Water St.' Dance - Jaysell Harvest - $2.00 per person Latchem Centre 'Memory Music' - Peters Platters $2.00 per person Palmer Park .. Queen St. .. Palmer Park Merchants Market Scugog Super Star Contest St. Charles Saloon Palmer Park Lakefront Oddfellows - $1.50 per person Dance - 'Littlé Ceaser and the Consols' $7.00 per couple Palmer Park Fair Grounds Kiddies Home Run Derby Ball Park C. of C. No Stars vs. Vinnies Minnies Baseball Game Ball Park Merchants Draw Ball Park Bar-BQ - Sponsored by L.O.L. .............. Palmer Park Church Service Fair Grounds