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Ad 6 yor od A % i M Al ---- A a .The Swamp Auto Body team's baseman, Gary Edgar, prepares to slug a ball into the outfield in a quarter finals game in the three- day tournament held at the lakefront facilities this long weekend. An Oshawa team won the tournament. On this past weekend the Ontario County Bush League wasinvited toplace a team in the Second Annual Canadian Tire Tourney. This team was sponsored by Stone Real Estate Ltd. and made up of players from all five of the teamsinthe League. A much better showing was made than many expected as the All-Stars finished the Tour- ney witha 2won -2lost record and with only one practice together, as a team. This record placed the Bush Leaguers in the top eight of the 14 teams competing. 'Compete in tournament After dropping the first game to Udora Srs. 5-2, victories of 9-2 and 11-7 were recorded against the Port Perry Mer- chants Midgets and Good- wood. The second defeat --~came against the Udora team in the fourth round by a 9-4 margin. Stand-outs for the All-Stars were Bill Fairley, third base and captain, Barry McClure, pitcher, and Larry Henderson, coach and pitcher. With "all things considered, this was an excellent showing and an improvement is expected for next year. Bush League activities STANDINGS Bell Oshawa . Port Perry Stone Real Estate Raglan Rovers Nestleton-Rohrer & Dorrell ® Greenbank Gamblers RESULTS: Monday, July 28: Bell 11, Stone 2; Greenbank 11 - Raglan 6. Wednesday, July 30: Bell 8 - Greenbank 13. Thursday, July 31: Stone 13 - Nestleton 5; Bell 8 - Raglan *7. FUTURE GAMES: Play-oifs: Series 1 - Bell ¥s Raglan or Nestleton. Series 2 - Stone vs Raglan or Nestle- ton. First games - Thursday, August 7 at Port Perry and Raglan (Bell's home game(. Second games, Monday, August 11 at Nestleton and Raglan (Raglan"s home game): : 16 9 5 2 20 16 9 6 1 19 15 8 7 0 16 1567 315 16 511 0 10 Third games, if necessary, Wednesday, August 13 at Port Perry and Raglan. Seriés 3-the Finals - begins Thursday, August 14. Because Raglan and Nestleton had one game remaining to play which would affect their final stand- ings, thé playoffs were post- poned until Thursday, Angust 7. Series 1 will see the first place finishers, Bell Oshawa, against the team finishing fourth, either Rag- lanor Nestleton. Series 2 pits the second place team, Stone Real Estate Ltd., against whichever of the same two teams that finishes third. The last game of the season . will be played Wednesday, August, 6 in Nestleton. HORSE:RACES PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS "Sunday, Aug: 10th at 1:30 PM. Pari-Mutual Wagering - ot Fe Cn gop " --_--T 7 Ar Blackstock News / Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge who cele- brated their 39th wedding" anniversary on July 29th. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe pleasantly surprised Tom * and Marion on the occasion of their anniversary with a cake 4nd visit. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. John Bonsma. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey Nave an .unusual sight in their garden. Four 'years ago Jenny planted an Easter lily into the garden and in the intervening years almost forgot about-it. It was left in - "the ground over the three winters. However now the : lily is a wonderful sight as it is in beautiful bloom in the - garden. Mrs. Bailey says she is sure that it now deserved to begprought into the house this coming winter. , Winners at the weekly [So =~. og Hs . card party on Tuesday even- ing were Ladies' 1st-Bessie McCullough, 2nd-Lorna Richards, 3rd-Ella Bowers. Men's 1st'A. Northcott, 2nd- Ralph Day, 3rd-Carl Wright. Congratulations to Mrs. Wilbert Archer who became great-grandmother again this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Archer of Whitby became the proud parents of a baby - girl this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Tarbuck and family moved to their new home in Ajax this week. Best wishes is extended to them in their new location. On Thursday evening approximately twenty members of the Thursday Guild and the A.C.W. enjoy- ed dinner at the Bonfire at Lindsay and attended' the production of the The Im- portance of Being Eagnest at the Lindsay Academy a- tre afterwards. Peter Kristensen is attend- ing the World Jamboree of Scouts in Norway. After the official activities he will visit relatives in Denmark for a weekend. Rev. and Mrs. 3. C. Hill and Jonathan of Columbus, their daughter Lynn and her Contact: Swimming was - part of the competitions at the 43rd Ais) Lake Scugog Regatta and Field Day over the long weekend. The popular event included track and field competition, boat races, and other competitions for competitors of all ages. children from The Pas of Manitoba were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin and family. Glad to report that Fred Marlow is home from Osh- awa Hospital and is contin- uing his recovery at home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ratter- son of Cornwall, England are spending an extended visit with their daughter and son- inlaw Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Powell and girls. Scugog Community Arena are in need of - VOLUNTEER CANVASSERS To become involved in a house-to-house canvas of Scugog Township to raise funds for our new Scugog Community Arena. FUND RAISING DRIVE STARTS SEPTEMBER 20th. "Support Our Community" VOLUNTEER NOW - DON CROZIER RICHARD DREW, JOHN WILLIAMS, NEIL MALCOLM, (Ward 1, Reach) 985-7771 (Ward 2, Port Perry). 985-7381 (Ward 3, Scuga")" 985-7933 (Ward 4, Cartwright) ~~ 986-4696 = J CRESTWOOD GOLF COURSE MANILLA, ONTARIO Saturday, August 17th 1:00 P.M. $6.00 per couple PRIZES WELCOME Ne og 5S ES AR 3 v RAR ~~ 2 i. RINT St She