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16 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 9, 1978 4 - a p---- star SPOS _--n 5 - en - M or - 4 Se " 3 7 ARSE pa * pL ee Se YOR Ln A i . . I OL rT Hu BA: on - © rn a ENS" Dad NS 0 2 ny - edad A SE NE A v7, y J E Fo x 24N or ONL APN » ok LR ' i" » | : - % 2 ¥ . i | E : - : 2 =~ . VER : A 3 - ; 'a Es i S44 211 Tha % vi: N £ . re A Winners always have reason to smile and these four members of the Port Perry Tennis Club are no exception. The club's singles tournament was held Saturday with Diane Burt and Jay Neill, the ladies and men's champions [right] ARE: LEY aa rw a8 Jer Cond Rs hd and behind Suzie Bigglestone and Carey Fellows the ladies and 'men's i consolations champions. - -, I ROOK ETO EET ETT TET TTT LES MINI TRACTOR PULL ls PORT PERRY FAIRGROUNDS SUNDAY, AUGUST 13th 12:00 NOON Adults $2.00 Students $1.00 rr errr TE = il ~ Jay Neill, Diane Burt tennis champions "ted in ELT TTT by Danny Millar Jay Neill did it again. For the fifth consecutive year Neill won the men's singles championship of the Port Perry Tennis Club's annual Molson's sponsored tourna- ment. He handily defeated George Bright6to1,6to1 in less than an hour under a broiling hot sun August 6th. When asked if his victory over Bright was as easy as it appeared he replied "George didn't play as well as he usually does so it made it easy for me." Neill, who plays for Durham College in Ontario Collegiate Athletic Association tennis credited his perennial success to consistency in his play, the fact that he makes few 'errors. Jay felt that John Scott, whom he defeated in the semi-finals was his toughest opponent. In the men's consolation round Carey Fellows han- dled Rob Kroonenberg with - apparent ease as he won 6 to 1, 6 to 2 in a match that took about an hour to play. Diane Burt took an hour to defeat Winnie Watson, 6 to 2 and 6 to 1 and claim victory in the Women's champion- ship final. The closest and hardest fought match was the women's consolation final when Suzie Bigglestone emerged victorious over her mother Doris 6 to 3, 6 to 3. This' match was also the longest as it took an hour and fifteen minutes to complete. Club President Dave Nich- olishen presented- trophies and raquet bags to cham- pions Burt and Neill. Pens were given to runners-up Watson and Bright. Consola- tion winners Bigglestone and Fellows also received gifts. All the gifts were supplied by Molson's the tournament SpONSOrs. Murray trophy to Oshawa team After the final bowl was played in the competition for "The Murray Trophy' on July 29th the team of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maxymuik was awarded the first: prize and "The Murray Trophy". . The day was overcast and rain almost stopped the play. The balance of the prizes was won by strong teams form Oshawa. J. Morrison - 2nd, G. Twid- dy - 3rd, B. Joyce_- 4th, B. McMillan - 5th. The Murray Trophy is the most sought after event in the Port Perry district and is over subscribed every year. It was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Murray who were very active in our club and Mrs. Murray is still very interes- the club and the activities therewith. Exciting softball game Western Weekend well come to this game any Western Weekend is only a day or two away and one thing you won't want to miss whether you're a softball fan or not is the game on Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. between the Port Perry Minor Soft- ball coaches and the Oshawa Garden Service CKLB Athletic supporters, spon- sored by the Oshawa Garden Service and made up of staff members from Radio station . CKLB in Oshawa haye been travelling from one end of Durham Region to the other during the summer raising money for charities and on Sunday they bring their act to Lakeside Park. If you're not a softball fan, Home Run Derby way! Two of the Toronto Argonaut "Sunshine Girls" Sandra and Diane will be accompanying the athletic supporter to Port Perry to cheer them on to victory. The Oshawa Garden Service CKLB team has raised more than $500 for charities since the beginning of play this spring. On Sunday they will be taking a collection for Central Seven Association for Men- tally Retarded so plan to be there and bring the whole family and your camera for a shot or two of those sun- shine girls. See you there. this weekend The CKLB Athletic Sup- porters will play the Minor Softball coaches on Sunday at 2 p.m. The proceeds will go to a local charity. Coach Paul Solomom will have. a strong line-up for minor softball as he has improved his team from the * Float Rating - 5 hr.(C-172) - * Instructor Rating - - LEARN TO FLY TACATA AIRWAYS LIMITED BEGINNER & ADVANCED LESSONS *Private Licence -45 hr.(C-150) * Commercial - 155 hr.(C-150) after private * Twin Rating - 10 hr. 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