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However this game set them back somewhat as two pitchers, Mark Jeffrey, and Sandison were hit heavily. Robinson mopped up in the ninth. STEER THIS WAY... By Colin Ball To protect your car's trans- mission, be extra careful about rocking the car in for- ward and reverse when try- ing to get out of sand. Racing the engine and spinning the wheels can cause serious damage. If your car stalls out at low- speed turns, let a mechanic check the carburetor. He'll try increasing the idle speed, or check the carburetor float level. When the dashboard warning light flickers on with a low- charge or nocharge warning see to it immediately. First step is to check the battery. Also check battery cables and their connections. Low oil pressure may be just excessive dilution by raw gas or (on the road) a drop in the crankcase level. Watch out for a failing oil pump, a re- stricted line, a clogged screen or a faulty pressure-relief valve. Tomorrow's cars may talk to you, says the Society of Auto- motive Engineers. Instead of a red light you may get a vocal warning that your oil is low. Also in the works: a device to unlock doors at the sound of the owner's ice. When your car cries "Help!", bring it to our mechanics. They can cure its ills and have it riding smoothly again. Until cars can speak for them- selves, listen to the expert salespeople at ... COLIN BALL MOTORS LTD. Hwy. 7A West - Port Perry Phone 985-8411 They'll help you choose the model that's right for your needs and your style. Jeffrey started and threw well in the opening innings, blanking OMS in the first, fourth, and sixth. He was chased in the midst of a five run, seventh inning rally. Sandison came on in relief after Jeffrey gave up a walk and then a hit to Dan Logamon. Earlier. Doug Seeley scored a run when his long extra base hit bounced past leftfielder John Butler. With Logamon and McPhee on base as Jeffrey's responsibility Sandison served up a wild pitch, put- ting each baserunner in scoring position. They both managed to tag up and score on a deep fly ball to right field on which Todd Blayone made a sparkling catch. The ball was hit over Blayone's head but he backtracked and caught it with his glove outstretched. He was off- balance when he made the grab, causing him to fall. He could not recover to throw out the runners. Another run came in to score after Sandison allowed a double and shortstop Paul Van Camp bobbled Phil Fraser's bouncer. Fraser came around to count on a subsequent play when he slid hard into Robert Franssen, dislodging the ball from the catcher's glove. The best hit of the night for Port Perry was Jeffrey's blast in the bottom of the seventh inning. Jeffrey pounded the ball deep to left field and motored around the bases before the OMS out- field could make a play on him. Brian Dickson added Port's other run in the seventh when he walked and scored on a triple off leftfiel- der Don Harris' glove. RHUBARB Harris and rightfielder Frank Wager were the central figures in a pre-game rhubarb that will eventually be settled by the league. Both players were sitting in the stands just before the game started but were pressed into action when OMS showed up with only seven players. Port Perry coach Kevin Walker protested the game because the players in ques- tion signed just before the game began. Both perform- ed in their street clothes. Don Harris is the father of Port Perry player Kevin Harris. Don Harris keyed two runs Severn waterways holds presentations This spring, the Trent- Severn Waterway will be giving orientation presenta- tions to the Huronia and Central Ontario tourist guide and information kiosk programs. A slide presentation takes the summer staff, who will be working in these two major tourism areas, along the route of the Trent- Severn. Waterway staff discuss fees, hours of oper- ation, services, areas of use and enjoyment along Canada's foremost vacation waterway. Fees and hours of oper- ation are useful in answering the boaters questions. But more important, tourist information guides can explain toroad travellers the 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 - CRI a a ee heh -- LCC) PC - - RCC 25252525250525¢5252525252 5252 52525250525252 52525 2 525252525252 525252525 D. THAPAR DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St.E., Whitby 668-7797 many points of interest to enjoy along the Waterway. In fact, by far the largest users of the Trent-Severn are road and foot visitors. To- gether with boaters, the Trent-Severn has an annual user base of 1.2 million. WATER CONTROL The average storage on June 9 remained at 97.8 per cent in the Haliburton Reservoirs, virtually unchanged in the past eight weeks. At this date the levels were about 4 per cent greater than the past 10 years average for 1970-1979. Rains and chilly weather have meant only minimum flows will be run from reser- voir rivers, until a surplus on the Kawarthas is used up. 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 oh th dh dh dh hh dh dh hh ah hh eh a Tan Th Teh ee ahs as es ae a as ake ke uh hu uh uh a ho > "Subject to Change without Notice" SCOCOC SCOCCICCC CCIE , (A STANDARD ! TRUST PE ; COMPANY GX ; | 2 N 5 Year i Annual N Interest 0 o o ; ' DON FORDER INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8471 25252525¢52525252525252525252525252525 C59 5252505¢ in the top of the ninth when he drove in Al Cook and then scored on an infield out. OMS finished the game with a flourish, scoring five times off Sandison and Robinson. While the Port pitching faultered as the game wore on, the opposite occurred on the other side of the dia- mond. Logamon was shaky in the first three stanzas but settled down, surrendering only two more runs in the seventh. He ended the game with 14 strikeouts. Clay Lovering came through with a clutch hit in the bottom of the first, driving in both runs to give Port the brief lead. Scugog MINI White-3 Orange-1 Scorers for White were Scott McTavish with 3 goals and for the Orange Ian Robertson with 1. Blue-5 Purple-0 Scorers for Graig Fitz- gerald with 1, Shawn Plain with 2 and John Collins with 2 goals. SQUIRT Green-2 Dark Blue-0 Scorers for Green were Keith Trembley started with a single and stole second. Sean Fewer walked and both moved up a base on a wild pitch. Lovering brought them in with a sharply hit single to center field. Fewer drove in John Butler with Port's only other run. Butler singled in the home half of the third, and went to second when the ball went out of play. Fewer followed with an RBI hit to center. The loss snapped a two game winning streak for Port Perry, the longest one this year. They conquered the Port Juveniles last Satur- Soccer Danny Sluggett and Jamie Brown. Light Blue-7 Red-2 Scoring for Light Blue were Eth Lavereau 1, John Cottrell 1, Blair Beacock 1, Ryan Larocca 2, and Chris Smith 2. Clair Cornish got both the Red goals. ATOM W. Frank Real Estate-3 Drapeau Cartage-2 Scorers were Chris Lavereau 1, Ian Thompson 2 and Derek Martens 2. COUNTRY CLASSICS' day, and on Monday, June 23 nipped Durham Comfort 2-1. Robinson went the distance to get that win. Losing pitcher was Don Rupert. Dickson scored both runs, in the third and seventh frames, and Jeffrey had a pair of runs batted in. John Jeffs scored the Durham run in the first inning. He was the first hitter to face the righty. Second hitter Bob Bathe also scored in the first but his tally was disallowed because he did not wear a helmet. Durham Comfort has been victimized twice by Port Perry wins. The juveniles were tagged with the other. Scores Forwarders-2 Kinsmen-1 Scorers were Jon David Rodway with 2 and Derek Fitzgerald with 1. MOSQUITO Port Perry Star-6 Comco Mfg.-5 Scoring for Star were David Irvine 1, Mark Dewold 1, and Barry Willerton 4. Scoring for Comco were Andy Systma 1, James Cawker 2, and Sean Fisher 2. Port Perry Chrysler-2 Sportsland-1 Scoring were Ray Daniels 2 and Tim Cannon 1. Begins Wednesday, July 2nd, 1980. 20% OFF ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK From Sweet Baby Jane to Gaytown ... It's all on sale now! Country Classics 181 Queen Street Port Perry - Ont. 985-8221 All Sales Final FOR BEST SELECTION IN SALE ITEMS BE SURE TO SHOP EARLY! IR db INE Ma Ea ma. uuu. p-- pm am ey pe Lanad ™S 0 ~