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NET WR eC Re Pee Wee MoJacks win Bethany ball tourney by Bonnie Solomon The Port Perry Pee Wee MoJacks finished their year off with winning the champ- ionship at the Bethany tourn- ament. Their first game was a hard fought one against Omemee. Without two home runs from Paul Robinson and Greg Warriner the score might have been quite diff- erent. ' In their second game the Pee Wees game up against the team from Peterbor- ough. Port won with a score of 6-2. The third game of the day was against Pontypool, This game was exciting with quite a few questionable calls from the umpire, but Port came out the victor again. The team travelled back to Bethany on Sunday to come a» against Omemee again. is tourney was run on a two game knock out so Omemee had to play Port two games to win. Up to the 4th inning it was tied. But the bottom of the sixth, Port pulled out and won 13-9. Also at this tournament Stephen Solomon, the catch- er of the MoJacks, was chosen the Most Valuable Player of the tourney. Masons top police again in tug-of-war competitions For the second time in three attempts, the Port Perry Masonic Lodge Men defeated the Durham Regional Police in a Tug of War, this time at the Ux- bridge Fair last week. The most recent triumph for the Masons came in two straight pulls. The rivalry started when they upset the policemen at the Tug of War during Port Perry's Western Weekend. They lost to the Durham Regionals on Labour Day at the Port Perry Fair. The Policemen were at a disadvantage for the rubber match because they were pulling on a field that had a constitution of very solid earth. Their spiked boots could not stick- into the ground. They were also pulling with two men less than they usually do, be- cause of the spiked boots Open Meeting Of ~ CANADIAN CLUB OF DURHAM REGION In the Genosha Hotel WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th SPEAKER: Senator Heath Macquarrie TOPIC: 'Prospects for Peace in the Middle East.' DINNER 6:30 P.M. New Members Welcomed. For reservations phone Genosha Hotel 723-4641 by Monday, September 22nd, 1980. STOP POURING MONEY DOWN THE DRAIN OEE] conserves Save 40% in water use & up to 30% cost of heating it! Shower Restrictor Saves 65% of Dam Hot Shower Water. Toilet Tank Save 40% of Your Toilet Water Flushings. they were able to wear, and four of those officers were not regular pullers. According to Stan Glass Sr., the Masons anchorman, there is a possibility of the two teams combining and entering the big Tug of War at the International Plowing Match at Woodstock on Oct. 4. He said there could be four Masons accompanying the Durham Regional team. Ladies Golf results by Linda Parry The ladies of Summerlea Golf Course will soon be ending their golfing season. With only one more week to go to earn team points, a real battle has been going on for first and second place. The lady with low gross score this week was Lucy Wilson with a whomping 38. Marg Moore shot her best game of the season at 46 and captured the low net of 17. After a long time back injury Anita Clark is now back golfing with us and just to show us how well she feels, she birdied hole two on Sep- tempber 9th. 11 ONTARIO TiC FEDERATION 1 \ These three young ladies from the Oshawa Gemini Gymnastics Club held a Tag Day in Port Perry on Saturday, and they will be here again on September 20. From left to right, the girls are Lynn Bradbury of Port Perry, and Vicki Shaver and Tracey Cooper, both from Blackstock. They are raising money for club activities. Crestwood champs The John McCrae Ltd. Low Gross Trophy was won with a 71 by Bev and Cliff Crad- dock, Thunderbird, at the 4th annual Mixed Two. Ball on: August 23. Pat and Bruce Fairman captured the Country Squire Low Net Trophy with a net 67. The field of 36 couples enjoyed A&D steaks at a '"'cook-your-own' Barbecue MAGNETIC SIGNS Desk & Door Plates PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 FRENCH FORD MERCURY SALES is pleased to announce that MR. GENE HURST - Of Port Perry, Ontario is now with their sales staff. Gene would be pleased to meet your needs in Sales and Leasing. 200 MAIN STREET WEST, UXBRIDGE, ONTARIO 852-3334 and the winners then chose their prizes from a generous table furnished by John McCrae Ltd. Ladies President - Benny - Ross has brought honours to Crestwood in the following events: First place in the Ladies' Invitational Scramble with teammates Mary Hollis, Lindsay, and Audrey McBrien and Joy Forbes, Crestwood. 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