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ibs or [| RI WE There were numerous beaver dams along the Nonquon route that the canoers had to carefully make their way over. A few are reported to have tipped at these obstacles. Seagrave bridge. The 1982 Fastball season is in full swing and the Green- bank Club played two league games and three tournament games during the week. On Monday night, the Gamblers played their first game under the new flood- lights and had to settle for a 2-2 tie with the Udora Sham- rocks. Roland Ooskie pitched a strong game for the Sham- rocks and had the Green- bank team shut out until the last inning. Then Bill Thomson was safe on an infield error and Greg Rodd blasted a long triple off the left field fence to score Thomson and then scored himself when the return throw bounced off his shoulder as he slid into third base. On Thursday, the Gamblers travelled to Mount Albert and after spotting the previously unbeaten Mounties a first inning 3-0 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday June 8, 1982 -- 15 Gamblers streak continues "lead they scrambled back to finally edge the Mounties by a 4-3 score. Lefty Ken Irvine stopped the Mounties cold after the first inning and the key to the victory was the speed on the basepaths of the Greenbank team. On Saturday and Sunday, the team played in the Mount Albert Sports Day Tourna- ment and ended up with the Consolation Trophy. After losing their opening game in tHe rain to Zephyr A's the tournament was postponed to Sunday where the Gamblers won two in a row. Ken Irvine threw a two hitter at Sutton in the morning game and shut them down 7-0. Neil Rodd and Brian Lee had two hits each for Greenbank, with Trevor Till, Ken Irvine, and John Foster adding 1 hit each to the Greenbank attack. Summerlea ladies golfing results by Jean Skerratt With heavy rain ending around 9:15 Tuesday morn- ing, 17 adventuresome souls dried off their clubs and headed out to the fairways. Most other members had games banked in advance and those scores were used for team totals. The Nonquon . (From page 14) _ Spanbauer of Port Perry won the girls 14 and under in 3:19:45 followed by Emma Salkeld and Cheryl Simpson of Seagrave in 4:08. This was the 14th annual Canoe the Nonquon which remains essentially a fund raising event for the Scugog Shores Museum. In the first race 14 years ago, there were 35 canoes. Although the weather certainly was the major factor in keeping the number of entries down this year, organizers say that canoe racing all over Ontario is falling victim to the tough economic times as it's getting expensive for com- petitors to travel long distances to take part in a race. P5050525252525252525252525252525252525 VILLAGE BLUES 64 WATER ST., PORT PERRY 985-8864 - Jeans - Cords - - Designer Jeans - Sweaters & Blouses ALL SIZES, STYLES &COLOURS. - The Store That Says "I Want You To Wear My Pants." Low gross of 37 went to Heather Davis and Chris Geer scurried in with a low net of 15. Jane Todd had a chip-in on the 9th hole. Team standings to date: Gimlets - 44 points, Hot Toddy's - 41; Orange Blossomes - 28; Daiquiries & Mint Juleps - 24 points each; Martinis - 15; Pink Ladies - 3. We are all busy preparing for our 'Twin-ball Foursome' golf tournament to be held Sat. June 12th. We are prac- ticing our drives and putts so we can impress our hus- bands and friends, and also our cooking skills for the meal to follaw. Hope the sun makes an appearance that day! RUBBER STAMPS Fast Delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 SLIPS AVAILABLE YACHT CLO Reasonable Rates 6 MILES NORTH OF PORT PERRY 725-2227 159 Casimir Street FISHING BOATS FOX MANOR MARINE Port Perry The Colac fina} ) again saw the Mount Albert Mounties as the opposition - and once again the Mounties Jumped into an say 3-0 ead. However, southpaw Ken Goreski held them for the rest of the game and the Gambler bats came alive . with eight runs in the last three innings for an 8-3 win. The big blows in this game were home runs by Don Beaton and Dennis Romeril. Bill Thomson added two hits and Ken Goreski helped his own cause with some timely Carrentals © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE hitting. Once again the speed on the base paths was a big factor in the game for Green- bank. Don't forget the opening of the Greenbank Park Flood- lights and on Thursday, June 24th the Gamblers will play an exhibition game with the Virgin Islands National Team on this date and it should be an interesting evening for all Fastball fans. The game will start at 8:00 P.M. with the opening ceremonies beginning at 7:45 P.M. RENT ANEW PONTIAC © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 1OVANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Weekdaysto9P.M..Fridaysto6P M Saturdaystod PM SOME THING FOR EVERYONE MERCHANDISE SUBJECT TO ONTARIO PROVINCIAL SALES TAX teams this year: *ATJ Industrial Tools & Fabricators Ltd. *Barry's Variety *Bob Thompson Heating & Air Conditioning *Brian's Towing *Bruton's|.D.A *Canadian Tire *Flamingo-Vachon i Galley Fish & Chips # *Garrow Dodge-Chrysler *Gee Electric *Gord Lewis Motors SR : that support. : Sincerely, SCUGOG SOCCER CLUB PRAISES L The Scugog Youth Soccer Club wishes to thank publicly the following service clubs, local businesses and companies who are generously giving their support to our house league " *Willy & Sons Small Engines Associate Sponsor: Nonquon Travel During difficult economic times this support is especially appreciated. We urge all parents and boys and girls playing : soccer to extend their thanks to their sponsors by returning ; Harold Westerman, Sponsorship Chairman . SCUGOG YOUTH SOCCER CLUS | Comms ER ITS | AL SPONSORS *Homestead Furniture *Irvine Construction *Kinsmen Club of Port Perry *Lake Scugog Lumber *Lions Club of Port Perry *Port Perry Printing *Port Perry Star *Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419, Port Perry *Sipco Oil Limited *The Watermill Restaurant *Westshore Marine CS ER