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boy RE Rade 958s bd Rev. Reg Rose offers prayers during the annual Blessing of the Boats ceremony held Sunday at Port Perry yacht Club. Standing behind Rev. Rose is vice-Commodore Jim Cline. Blessing of the Boats is A traditional and time honoured ceremony was held by Port Perry Yacht Club Sunday afternoon. : Rev. Reg Rose of Port Perry conducted the Bles- sing of the Boats Service, _and following that Club Commodore Bill Willis took the salute from club members who -dipped their flags in the Sail Past. The Blessing of the Boats and Sail Past has been held by the Yacht Club for many Years. It is an age-old tradition of asking for God's blessing of all boats and all sailors who go the sea. The sail past is thought to have developed with the formation of yacht clubs late in the 1800's. Courtesy dictated that each time a vessel met the commodore's boat, the flag would be dipped out of respect. However, that got a bit tiresome for the commodore, who was constantly having to lower his flag to return the salute. So, the once a year Sail Past was introduced, and most yacht clubs main- tain the event still. The Port Perry Yacht Club WALLACE MARLOW Co. Ltd. 40 VANEDWARD DRIVE - PORT PERRY (Behind Philp Pontiac-Buick) PHONE 985-7363 Farm Feed, Fencing, Pet Food & Garden Supplies. a traditional ceremony has about 35 family members, and many of them dressed in their whites and with their boats brightly decorated with banners and flags, took part in Sunday's ceremonies. Over the years, the cere- mony for the Port Perry Club has not been without incident, including one memorable occasion when a boat sunk shortly after the blessing. : The Yacht Club has docks and a new club house on its grounds on the west side of Lake Scugog, about eight miles north of Port Perry. -BALERTWINE- - " SISAL-$24.00 PLASTIC-$18.00 Also Binder Twine -$34.00 Protect Your Vegetables: KING BUG KILLER - All Sizes in stock! 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Jimmy Vernon pitched a solid game. The other match had Turner's Green Giants defeat Lishmans 11 to 1. A scoreless game until the third inning, as Tyler James and Joey Muzik pitched shut out ball for Lishmans and David Andrews did the same for Turner's. The giants took the lead and kept it as Danny: Maw hit two home runs. Todd Heyes hit one home and Adam Danter made a double play to add to the victory. In the Intermediate leagué Don Frew and sons defeated Marj. Tripp Real Estate 20 to 14. Calvin Brewster hit a home run for Frews and Andy Dickinson replied for \ Tripps, in a game that showed a lot of hitting by both sides. In the other matchup Port Perry Fun- land defeated David's Hair- styling 14 to 7. Brian Dean hit a home 'run along with David Akkerman and Chris Pollack. Greg Stapleton pitched very well in the latter innings for Funland. For Davids' Boyd Van Der Heul pitched well. In the Senior division Haines Esso defeated Lorne Lee Construction 10 to 4. Lorne Lee players had the only two home runs of the game. The other game saw Port Perry Kinsmen defeat Blackstock Lions 5 to 4 in a good low scoring game. Crestwood ladies golf news On Tuesday June 9th 25 ladies teed off at Crestwood by 9:a.m. Golfing conditions were excellent and everyone played to have the lowest score on the hidden hole. Low scores were tied by Nora Huestis, Benny Ross and Kay Watson. Next low- est Yvette Arsenault, Bonnie Durward, Betty Russell, Doreen Black, Audrey McBrien and Beth Page all came in for second prizes. A delicious lunch was served by the June group and was much appreciated by all the ladies after the first nine. Congratulations to Jackie Bradt who received a CLGA Pin for 1980. "The third time was trying time for Bill Moebus, Co- bourg, who captured Low Gross in the Lindsay Pontiac Men's Opening tournament. Low net was won by Frank Chick, other net prizes were won by Jarvis Lake, Doug Fleming, Mike Demerse, and Paul Brandon. Follow- ing the tournament, deli- cious A&D steaks were Bar- B-Qued by the players, then the longest drive competition was keenly contested with Bruce Fairman being the winner. Devils down Comets by Coach Tony Schincariol Port Perry Printing Devils defeated Comco Comets 6-3 Tuesday night as Jerry Fowler displayed his superb playmaking abilities and scoring touch. He clearly was the games outstanding "Star" and netted three goals. Close behind were Carl Baylis with 2 goals, Daryl Mussleman 1 goal and an excellent two- way performance by Martin Sheppard who foiled several good scoring chances by Comco Comets. Tom Fowler (Jerry's brother), David Wonder and Mike Johnson scored a goal each for the Comco Comets. Both teams deserve credit for a game well played despite rain soaked field conditions. INPORT PERRY andthe surrounding area let us provetoyou AT OUR COST what a difference a Water Refiner will makeinyour living! FREETRIAL (No Basic Installation Cost until August 1st, 1981.) 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