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ae ares RES RR TENS RI TRE Bantams win final, but it wasn't easy Minesing in the final game of the outcome painstakingly close for the large home crowd gathering. Port Perry hung on to win 7.5. With the series win, which As far as Bantam games ed flawlessly for the first five innings but tired noticeably in the sixth. Minesing reach- ed him for three straight hits and a run in the seventh and he was removed. Foothall gets boot at Port high school by Danny Millar Declining student partici- pation and escalating equip- ment costs have killed a football team at Port Perry High School this season. Gerry Cole, head of the Physical Education Depart- ment and a fixture on foot- ball coaching staffs since the Qeam was started in 1958, said they would need $3,000 in new helmets for the coming year. Coach Cole stated that "There could be legal they are now using, if there was an injury. 'Without legally doing it, they are condemning the old helmets', he said. Mr. Cole said that conflict- ing minor sports times in the area have had a great deal to do with lack of enthusiasm among the football players. "There's a tremendous int- erest in soccer so the kids don't want to play football', he noted. There is a possibility of _having a.team-_next year. --- Last year's Varsity squad ® problems" with the helmets went 0-4 in LOSSA play. Local soccer squad winds up in fourth by Barry Page Our Port Perry Printing Devils competed in an eleven team glimination tourna- ment on Sept. 6 and 7. It started in Stouffville on Sat- urday at 11:30 a.m. when we met King City and over- powered them 10-0. Port Perry's next match was at 4:00 p.m. the same day losing to Guildwood (Scarborough) 2-1. This put us in a four way tie and our low goals against average enabled us to qualify for the semi-finals on Sunday at 12:00. The semi-final game was against a St. Catherines team who outscored us 2-0. We had many good opportun- ities and were able to control a good portion of the game but we just couldn't find the goal. This put us out of the tournament which gave us fourth place out of eleven teams. This was the first tourna- ment our boys have played in as a team, so thanks boys for a good solid effort. The St. Catherines team played in the finals at 3:00 p.m. against a team from U.S.A. and won in penalty shots. It was 1-1 after regular time, 0-0 after two 10 minute halfs, and it went right down to the fifth and final penalty shot in order to decide the winner. Our boys are starting their playoffs with the Whitby Pee Wee league on Thursday, Sept. 11 in Whitby. two men on base and that in the fourth. In the second, Goreski led off with a sharp single into centerfield and Brian Stevenson was hit by a pitch from starting right- hander Glen Keating. They both advanced on a wild pitch and Vaz laid down an excellent squeeze bunt to bring home Goreski. Stevenson scored when a long triple in the left fire, wind or other natural causes is heartbreaking, but not nearly as heartbreaking as discovering that your insurance policy won't cover the loss. : Some farmers skimp on insurance coverage, taking out only the bare minimum, but by doing so, they are gambling with their build- was Goreski's two run homer Insuring to only cover the mortgage may cost you more in the long run if you are in a position to collect. Most mortgage companies. stipulate that clients insure property at least to the value of the mortgage so that, in the event of property loss, the loan is covered. This round in the Minesing series. drawbacks. For example, a barn is worth $55,000 and is insured for the mortgage value of $25,000. If fire causes $10,000 damage, the farmer would receive only $4,545 from the insurance company and not the full $10,000 because the insur- ance covers only 40 per cent of the total value. WE'VE GOT THEM AND WERE MOVING THEM OUT! OUR FULL LINE OF 1980's ... Many with Air!!! All the following 1980's must be sold ... 12 ACADIANS - We think it's a lot of car for the money. 3 SUNBIRDS - Offering New Thrills for the Thrifty! 5 PHOENIX - Pontiac's First Front Wheel Drive! 2 FIREBIRDS - A New Age of Performance! 7 LEMANS - Roominess Stays in Style with Pontiac's New Mid-size Car. 8 PONTIACS - A Whole New Dimension to Full-size Enjoyment! 2 GRAND PRIX- An Uncommonly Good Year for Grand Prix Luxury! 6 SKYLARKS - Designed to Appeal to a Great Many People! 4 CENTURYS - On the Practical Side, a Surprisingly Roomy, Comfortable Auto! 7 REGALS - The Mid-size Personal Luxury Car. 1 LESABRE - A Most Attractive Choice in a Full Size Car! 10 G.M.C. PICKUPS - Rugged Pickups for the '80's! 3 G.M.C. VANDURAS - Meaning Business Plus Solid Value! 1 G.M.C. TANDEM - CAB & CHASSIS - Rugged & Tough in Any Job! eT Su WEA TR 3 oo a) a ---- by Danny Millar went the maximum three Mark Goreskicameinand Lee popped a single into ed down at the fence. He run with a double that an vi The Port Perry Lions Club 52™eS: Port now advances relieved Lee but quickly shallow right field and Jeff scored when KenHarmanhit outfielder threw right over 0 ba oo on erry dons ! H to the all-Ontario tourna- found himself in hot water. Johnsone punched out anoth- a harmless pop up to second the backstop and into the i a my agi 0 i ON ment final to be held in New Leftfielder John Vaz let a er run scoring single. base. crowd. Fg elheirwayloan easy win over pyamhurg in two weeks. ground ball elude him with ~~ vaz led off the fourth with The key blow of the fifth Port Perry won its second 54 their series played at Port : : Bs 80, it was exciting. When brought three runs intoscore centerfield gap that leftfield- over rightfielder Bill Long's, Earlier they had ousted 8) Perry on Saturday, Sept. 6 as Minesing threatened to with two out. Harry Bolton er Al McLellan finally track- head. Vaz drove in the final Uxbridge. : i they led 7-0 through, going prigge the gap in the last made a running catch to end : by i Sp gS. segment, Port Perry coach the game. a Ken Goreski was forced to Port got their markers [| ti f ¥ 28 ®and powerful hitting by make changes, adding With a pair of three run nsurance PSs or arm ers id : Minssing come for 4 yun drama to the proceedings. innings in the second and i i - fifth ' ildi i AN tallies in the seventh to make Pitcher Steve Lee had pitch- fifth and added a single run Losing a 'farm building to ings. type of coverage has its &4 Wy. "', 3 v - Sond Lady golfers start + to find the range proving that chipping lessons really paid off for her NEARLY 20 DEMONSTRATORS INCLUDED IN THE ABOVE INVENTORY BEING OFFERED AT SLIGHTLY OVER ORIGINAL FACTORY INVOICE PRICES. SAVE ON NEW VEHICLE PRICES AT CURRENT 1980 PRICE LEVELS - same new warranty on each new 1980 AS THE 1981's AT HIGHER PRICES. CONVENIENT G.M.A.C. "ON THE SPOT" FINANCING WITH TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET. OUR RATES ARE VERY COMPETITIVE - COMPARE! FACTORY ORDERS FOR 1981 MODELS BEING ACCEPTED DAILY AT FIRM 1981 PRICES NOW IN EFFECT. i YOUR TRADE-IN IS WELCOME ANYTIME. ; by Linda Parry The Summerlea Ladies golf League has been organ- ized for 3 years now and.no. . hole-in-one's were recorded until this year, but Tuesday Sept. 2 marked the second in three weeks. Josie Wilson, a 16 year veteran to golfing was thrill- ed to shoot her first hole-in- score of 17. Helen Roter was when she chipped the 12th hole and ended with a birdie on it, and then also had a chip-in on the 18th hole. Three other ladies also had chip-ins this week, Mary Pipher and Diane Prentice on Hole 11 and Marlene Moore on the 18th. We'd like to remind all the ladies to hand in their draw Hall. ~ OUR WAITING LIST GROWS.FOR GOOD, USED VEHICLES - LET'S APPRAISE YOURS TODAY! "3 AH RIT bis e0 THE EXTRA MILE ... IT'S YOUR MONEY YOU'RE SAVING! It's Always Worth the Trip to .. ) PETE, PB Open Weekdays to 9; ¢ one on the 14th hole. It's a Fridays to 6; 180 yard hole and Josie using fichots by Ai Sons 16 and Saturdays to 4 her 3 wood sunk the ball in their bestball game for Tues- . one shot and ended her game day Seplemnes 23 and then PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED with a total score of 38. our final tournament wijth y Josie Wilson and Mary banquet at 1 p.m. Saturday 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 Hawes tied this week for low September 27. The dinner ol , gross score with a 38. . will be held at the Scugog "Buy Your Car Where Your Neighbours Probably Bought Theirs!" ® Marlene Moore had low net Island Community Centre .