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» & E LJ k 3 LJ 3 [] bp 1 4 bP e LJ 3 e |e t { «|e | | § | f - LJ he we LS LP re 10 ir Port Perry ladies The Port Perry Ladies picked up their fourth win of the season Tuesday night when they hosted the Ladies from Uxbridge. Port Perry grabbed a one to nothing lead in the first inning and notched one more run in the second with Lynn Cook hitting her first home run of the year. However, in their next two at-bats, the Ux- bridge team managed to send six players around the bases, so when Port came to bat in the bottom of the fourth, Uxbridge had a four run lead. This lead was short lived, though, as the Port team again started hitting, managing to score nine runs in the fourth and three more in the fifth inning. The Uxbridge Ladies kept trying and in the seventh inning loaded the bases but were unable to send anybody home and the game ended with a 14-6 score in Port's favour. Karen Young worked the first four innings on the mound and struck out seven batters, with Janie Thornton adding a couple more strikeouts in the three innings she worked. For the second game in a row, Val Sweetman was chosen the Star of the Game. The Ladies most satisfying win of the season to date 1976 Maverick Lic. LDS334. (CHRYSLER ] [---- CHRYSLIA LEASING TRUCKS Owners of smaller businesses The Federal Business Development Bank 1978 Volare Custom Coupe 2 door, 6 cylinder, automatic, p.s., vinyl roof, radio, rear de- froster. Lic. NHM733. 1978 Dodge Diplomat 4 door sedan, V8, automatic, p.s., p.b., vinyl roof, radio, rear defroster, with balance of power train warranty. Lic. MXD532. 2 door, 8 cylinder, 3 speed, two- tone paint, radio, extra clean condition. Lic. HTX769. 1976 Plymouth Volare 2 door coupe, 6 cylinder, auto- matic, p.s., radio, vinyl roof. came on Wednesday night against the powerful Clare- mont team. Behind Janie Thornton's superb pitching, the Port team worked their way to a 4-2 decision in the game played on Claremont's home diamond. The game was scoreless until the fifth inning when Joan Wilton was sent home on Lynn Cook's double and Lynn scored herself when the next batter, Carol Wilton banged out a single over the second base. Claremont staged a rally in their half of the fifth but the Port Perry girls © win four straight allowed them only one run. In the sixth inning Port scored twice more with Kim Neill and Carol Bond cross- ing the plate on a double pounded out by Joan Wilton. The Claremont girls scored again in the bottom of the sixth but the Port Perry girls held on and the game ended with a 4-2 score. Janie Thornton handled the pitching duties and handled them very well, working her way to twelve strikeouts. Her performance earned her the Star of the Game. Asthmatics camp There are still a few places available for this summer's Christmas Seal Day Camp at Camp Samac, Oshawa. The facility is offered to children between 5 and 12 years who have asthma or other recurrent respiratory problems, and will operate weekdays between Monday, July 16th and Friday, July 27th. Children with breath- ing problems frequently miss many ordinary child- hood pleasures, and the main objective of the Christmas Seal Day Camp is to demon- strate that, with only a little extra care, such children can =| DEANWATSON AUTO SALESLTD HWY. 47 SOUTH OF UXBRIDGE - PHONE 852-3313 Coz Tao Jol" Lo [-RT(o]T] "10H eo Financial assistance J e Management counselling (CASE) eo Management training CW al {eXdnrl: lilo a Re a Re lox lan laal=1ali programs for business 1977 Pontiac Grand LeMans 2 door, hardtop, V8, automatic, p.s., air, tilt wheel, very sharp. Lic. OKK 970. 1975 Chrysler Cordoba V8, automatic, p.s., radio, vinyl roof. Lic. JJV397. 1973 Plymouth 4 door sedan, V8, automatic, p.s., p.b., vinyl roof, good solid transportation. Lic. AOF745. 1973 Olds Cutlass V8, automatic. p.s., buckets & console, 56,000 miles. AUL952. 1976 GMC Pickup V8, 4 wheel drive, automatic, p.s., radio. E22157 PMENT participate as fully in active summer past times as any other children. All the usual activities associated with camping will be offered under the super- vision of five Camp staff and a registered nurse - cook- outs, nature trails, water sports, country crafts, and a sleep-over night on Thurs: day, July 26th, will all be included in this Camp experience. For more information and registration forms call Durham Region Lung Association at 723-3151, as soon as possible. BANK See our Representative Mr. D.M. McMullen at: The Municipal Offices, Uxbridge, Ontario on. Wednesday, June 27, 1979 Between 9:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Call 416-852-3301 for appointment Es va dan HN wv i ¥ " Ul BF boy ' . t $0 se ya ' PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 20, 1979 -- 21 It's easy to go sailing We have all, at one time or another, stood on shore and admired the tranquil beauty of sailboats skirtgming ghost- like across ater. And many of us nurture a secret desire to be doers, not just watchers. It's so easy today to "get into sailing." For first-time buyers, there is a great assortment of sailboats, from the ever-popular sail- boards to fleet-footed catamarans to small tradi- tional sailing dinghies, all priced well within the means of fun-loving Canadians. If you own a canoe or an Dekker: Teacher and coach (From Page 20) Dekker of the ex-boss: "He had a tremendous insight into people and he had the. knack of making you feel wanted. He was able to make you want to put forth your best effort. He took time out to teach me about things, especially human be- haviour. He was very sup- portive, he encouraged." One major event that Mr. MacDonald allowed Mr. Dekker to handle each year were the commencement ex- ercises. This principal retir- ed in 1973 and his retirement party was handled by Mr. Dekker. It was, he says, 'One on the greatest honours I had." Ball hockey results (From Page 20) effort of the year, defeating the Flames 4-1. Terry Henderson had a pair for the Dogs. Singles went to Jay Neill and Paul Beare. The lone goal scorer for the Flames was Randy Knight. The next game was fast, and action packed with numerous scoring chances. The Warriors goalie Gibson and Brians goalié Vehema played well as the score indicates. The final score,' 2-2. Clark Menzies and Willie Prescott scored for the Warriors. John Milne had both of Brian's goals. Remember, the ball hockey games are played every Monday night at 7 and 8:15 p.m. Monday night baseball doesn't start till 9 p.m. For a great sport's evening, come on up to the Scugog Arena. (Branch Office Address) 22 King Street West, Oshawa. Telephone: 416-576-6800 inflatable boat, think about getting a sail-rigging attach- ment. They're available from most dealers. And once you get a taste of sailing, you'll soon want to move up to something larger. If you'd rather learn some- thing about the art of sailing, before going out to purchase your first sailboat, here are some suggestions from Allied Boating Association of Canada that will help you. There are sailing schools in most on-the-water communities in Canada. The fees are very reasonable, the instructors are well- The departing individual also had some kind words for his present boss, Mr.Douglas E. Williams. 'He allowed me to do my thing. He supported and encouraged all the sporting endeavours I've been involved in. I think the administration of this school has a healthy respect for what it (sports) can do for people." Mr. Arculus, another popu- lar teacher, calls it a "'privi- lege' to have worked with the man this season. "I've learned an awful lot working with Mr. Dekker for a year. I think it's very enlightening experience be-* cause Mr. Dekker is an expert in basketball." ™ EE CONST. *Sand *Top Soil *Gravel *Sand Fill qualified, and you'll meet others who share your interest in sailing. After you have success- fully completed the basic course, look for opportuni- ties to crew on other boats to gain experience and con- fidence. Many sailing schools offer "graduate" programs which include boat trips and the opportunity to crew in club regattas. And don't forget that sailing can be a great family affair. If you're married and have children, give your wife and kids the chance to get the "sailing bug". Finally, - how does Mr. Dekker think he'll be re- membered in Port Perry. He quotes somebody famous. "A man's stature is deter- mined by what he does with what he has', I hope that in some people's eyes they can understand what I mean by that." "I consider myself a very lucky individual because I've been associated with some very great people who've influenced my life for the better." He believes he is a man who has done all he can with all he has. He probably is that. Brock High School will love him. 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