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ERE LRG PRN AS CRE Ih re od ia 13 Gamblers ready for new season in District loop The Greenbank Gamblers Fastball Club is preparing for the 1983 season in the Uxbridge District Fastball league and the Q.A.S.A, Some Tamiliar faces will be missing from the Greenbank line-up this year as first baseman Jay Williams will be playing for the new Port Perry team, Gary Baker has moved away, Elmer Spence will be coaching the Greenbank Bantam team and Ron Winslow has decided to retire from the game. However, 'the team has been fortunate that "two former Greenbank players are returning to the club this year. Steve Foster will be the play- ing coach and Ron Southern is back after a "two year absence. Also Brian Till is joining the team and will see duty in both the infield and "outfield. Returning from last years ball club are their two veteran left handed pitchers Ken Irvine and Ken Goreski. YAMAHA SPRING SPECIAL Introductory Offer! 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Excellent defense has been the "Gamblers" "trade mark, which com-" bined with good speed on the bases and timely hitting has kept the Greenbank team in con- tention for ldague and 0.A.S.A. champion- ships. Greenbank also has the advantage of a large group of enthusiastic fans who regularly attend the Gamblers home games every Monday night. The home opener for ADVERTISING DEADLINES ALL ADVERTISING: MONDAY 12 NOON 5 Year Annual | 1 718 % Interest MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. the Gamblers is expect- ed to be on Monday, May 16th at 8:30 p.m. under the " lights. Another lite should be the Enticipwt return game with the Virgin Islands National Team which will take place the middle of June. ' Playing coach Steve Foster should be a definite asset to the ball club and brings many years of experience to share with the younger Gambler players. His steady bat should help to fill the gap in the line-up created by the "departure Williams and Gary Baker. The team will be sporting all new uniforms this season thanks to team sponsors Lloyd and Marion Lee. Also the team is hold- ing a dance in Green- bank Hall on Saturday, April 30th and you can get advance tickets from any of the Gam- bler players. In summary the team looks solid again this year and when the play- ers support Ken Irvine and Ken Goreski and Trevor Till the way they are capable, the Gam-- s blers will be tough to beat. of Jay i NCEE ' 8 ANY Het "2 |», wv. ial hd t y T52 ] AEA Wal F p {i " wr y' in ies [X x 3 PORE APS. JORG I PHUEAPURTT AXIS RL SRLY TA NSH J TERN I ATS ANCIAL BSW IBALL PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 12, 1983 -- 23 » 3 oh EA he gs Joe Thompson, left, guards himself from a shot that eleven-year old Geoffrey Reis is throwing. Geoffrey is a student at the Port Perry Karate Club and recently achieved the ranking of Green Belt. The Port Perry 4 nh. AY iI » IN ESV ITE A RAF YY RIS hi AR LT dh hn ads Physi instructor Robert Dodds, seen at back right, says the club now has 37 members and con- tinues to grow. Students meet on Sunday and Tuesday evenings each week for an hour and EARSTINS RISK E FREW WF 3 : Karate Club began about one month ago, and a half of training. With Port Perry Karate Club Green belt youngster Sunday, March 20, 1983 was an exciting and rewarding day for eleven year old Geoffrey Reis of Port Perry. Geoffrey, along with students of the Laval Centre and the Durham College Karate Clubs in Oshawa participated in the demanding testing for his promotion to 3rd KYU Green Belt. This is his 3rd ranking and it is quite an achievement for someone Geoff- rey's age. Many people begin their training in Karate in their teens and older. You can see Geoffrey continuing his training and proudly wearing his coveted green belt at the Laval Centre in Oshawa and with the Port Perry __ Karate Club at the Latcham Centre. Hence Rob Dods has found Geoffrey to be an unexpected asset to the Port Perry Club. '"He's both eager to learn and dependable in his aid in teaching the beginners in the club. Despite his age he performs his re- sponsibilities extremely well," Dods says. ALL TYPES - ALL MAKES [PHILIPS "500n] STEREOS &HI-FI'S 214BLOORST.E. ie "Serving Port Perry & Area for the past 15 years." PARKSIDE STEREO & FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICECENTRE FOR: PHILIPS -RCA-ZENITH- TOSHIBA - HITACHI - LLOYDS MICROWAVE OVEN SERVICE iti DEEGAN Denture Therapy Clinic 305 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Tony Bertrand (left) and Tommy Crozier certainly like to get a grip on things, particularly fellow wrestlers. The two R.H. Cor- nish students wrestled their way to victory at a match in Collingwood last weekend. Tony pulled off a first place gold medal while Tom- my picked up a fourth. Both boys will compete in the all-Ontario Ban- tam Wrestling Finals, coming up April 16 in Georgetown. the Permanent Canada Per Canada Permanent Morigage Corporaton Trust Company APPLY TO DON FORDE INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. SIPCO OIL 085-8625 An Independent Canadian Oil Company Farm Petroleum - Home Heating Oil -24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE - -- OPEN -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! PLEASE CALL: VICTORIA COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Mariposa Elementary School R.R. 2, OAKWOOD, ONT. (705) 953-9740 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Mon., April 25th 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Mon., May 2nd . 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Fri., May 6th. . 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. -- BY APPOINTMENT ONLY -- If the school does not have your kindergarten aged child's name please-contact the school for an $ appointment. Ivan C. Goodhand, Principal KN oN Di Fri Cr -- ~ NN a eke 2