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10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 19, 1976 'Despite cold, season underway Ca ies ---l a, a ra. a ~~ X Se NE Ye Ns NAAN Sy AN Cap Soy * -- i. ---- - h g yh Boi oe AER Sa Sa = With old man winter on the sidelines, along with his mates, high winds, snow and freezing cold, they keep coming up with a couple more players, rain and cloudy weather. These guys are giving the local ball teams a hard time in prep- paring for their summer ball season. Co -The T-Ball and Three Pitch ball teams at the public School and" Legion field, are coming along fine, and will be ready when the season opens. In our Three Pitch ball, there are a lot of youngsters who are not out yet. If you have a boy who is 7, 8 and even 9 years old as of Jan. 1, 1976, have him out on Wednesday and Thurs. nights at the Legion field, time 6:30 p.m. The Legion Squirts are going to be a young team this year. I've. seen them, and also feel that not all the boys in this age bracket are "out yet. If your 9, 10 or 11 year old; as of Jan. 1, 1976, wishes to play have him come out on Tuesday nights at the Legion field, at 6:30 p.m. Hold on kids, I think we have a coach or coaches for the PeeWees. The Bantams take on Ux- bridge this week on Monday and Tuesday in back to back exhibition games. More on this next week. in a two piece stripes and tie front by Freedom. elastic waist band' by Tribek. SUPER SEPARATES LIKE A LADY! AVAILABLE AT: Focus on © {A, beaded tie halter set in blue pS Navy shorts have 7 AROUND IN AND STILL COME UP LOOKIN' BOTT IRIAN 64 WATER STREET PORT PERRY pullover with cap sleeves and by Bagatelle in a red cotton pullover with natural cotton collar and cuffs YOU CAN "FOOL" a BTR TT RR HHH The Bantams open their season at home on Monday, May 31, at 6:30 p.m. at the old Lakefront diamond, with the opposition being Mark- ham, : I did not get a chance, to see how the Midgets were shaping up. But I do know that the pitchers are throw- ing every night and prepar- ing for their openers. If you are thinking about coaching or umpiring at all, there is an umpires and coaches 'clinic at the ball park on.Sun. May 30th at. 12:00 noon. : For further information just phone 985-2477. This season is drawing nearer everyday and al the kids are welcome to try out. Town Hall theatre program cancelled due Town Hall 1873 Committee has had to pull the plug on an active summer theatre program due to the Lilla Street widing project. According to James Catty of the committee, the summer theatre was set up, ready to go when it. was realized that the August season would coincide with the Durham Region roads project. "There's no way we can hold it now," said Mr. Catty, referring to parking prob- lems that are being exper- ienced at the Lilla-Queen Street location even now. The cancellation will mean only the summer theatre program, however, and committee members are quick to point out that a full fall season is now being finalized. Music, local theatre, films and a wide range of other interests will be covered in the fall program. : Préliminary preparations are also underway on the 1977 summer theatre pro- gram. Work at the town hall is continueing as well, and Mr. Catty thinks that when the project is completed, about $200,000 will be spent on the building at no cost to local council. LET US TAKE $f IN THE : : ; rom : | E 5 9 ¥ 20s Lady Manhattin. RE or A A YOUR SERVICE PROBLEMS. FREE DELIVERY &) to widening The group has assurances of Wintario and other gov- ernment monies, and hopes to raise another $14,000 or $15,000 through local campaigns. OFFICE SUPPLIES? call 985-7383 Port Perry Star of $2.99. CC CT CE TE CC CL NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR LAWN MOWERS AND i A CHAINSAWS READY FOR THE BUSY SEASON AHEAD. CARE OF A generous 10 ounces of lus cious boneless sirloin steak, with baked potato, tossed green salad, fresh-baked roll with butter. Try it . . . and save 50¢ on reg. price This offer expires June 30, 1976 , Limit one coupon per customer" PRESENT COUPON TO CASHIER Valid dhly in Oshawa & Peterborough. The Court Lady Snowbird L1930, Nestleton Canadian Foresters won the Clarke Activity Trophy. They are, from left: (Back) Anne Lee, Mary Brown, Shirley Jackson, Judy Shephard, Heather Jones, Elna Forsythe, Zoe Rohrer, Marg. Lee. (Front) Jean Bolan, Carol Doyle accepting trophy from Helen: Twining, Oshawa, Marg. Jones, Lin Bowman. Absent were Dorothy Lee, Irene Train and Sandra Day. There are 24 Courts in Eastern Ontario who are eligible for this award. A written account of all activities is submitted to a special committee every March and a winner is picked. Court Lady Snowbird L1930, Nestleton, has been active for 10 years and has won this trophy four different years. The project of the Canadian Foresters is "Cancer Research". . 'A&A SMALL ENGINES SALES & SERVICE Saintfield, Ont. 985-2905 or 985-3963 Tn v = g = = = E s = = E £ 2 Es = = g = = E = E] = = Eg g = =] - Eg = = = = = E E 8 = E = = = - | = = s 1 p) b # i # v A) =~ E \ 5 (5 : z 7. 5 A 2 Ly » * ® ty