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rete 3 i < NVC FT FON 5 A AEST PI wd RR REN Pa POTENT WN EWN FRE RRR TRS, radedi Fetal AX ANS sigan UCTRAPY Shey WY Area golfers can give Timmy a helping hand It's time to shine up those golf clubs, whether you're a golfer or not, have some fun and raise money for Ontario's disabled children. As many as 150 golf courses across the pro- vince are expected to participate.in the 8th an- nual Al Balding's Golf Week for Timmy, scheduled May 14 to 23. Golfers can enter by attending any par- ticipating golf course and purchasing a Timmy score card for $10. Two dollars from each entry fee goes towards prizes and the remainder goes to the Easter Seal Socie- ty. Male and female win- ners from each club are eligible to attend the Tournament of Cham- pions at Rolling Hills Golf Club in Stouffville. Also, with the pur- chase of a Timmy score card, your name will be eligible for a one week vacation for two to Sun 'n Lakes Estates in Sebr- ing, Florida, Al Balding's winter residence, to be > drawn at the Tourna- ment of Champions on July 5. Port Perry Mini-Golf and Driving Range will host a Mini-Putt tourna- ment May 14 for teams of five players. Scugog councillors will be par- ticipating and have issued a challenge to all comers. ; ' "The Mayor and four councillors will be there' to take on all challengers," Jerry Taylor reported at a kick-off luncheon for the event last Wednesday at Thunderbird Golf and Country Club. A $50 pledge is re- quired by each team that enters the competition ($10 per person) with all proceeds going to the Easter Seal Society. Last year, $4,000 was raised during this event and * organizers are hoping to top that amount this year. Dale Allen, a represen- 'tative of the Durham Regional Police Associa- tion says the $10 entry fee is one thing people can still take advantage of without worrying about inflation. "It's the one thing that hasn't changed since all this began eight years ago," he said. "When you see your policeman out on the golf course, he's not going to give you a ticket -- he's going to try and sell you a ticket." Golf pro. Al Balding has been promoting the fund-raising week since its inception and admits he never thought he'd receive as much pleasure as he has from golfing for Timmy, the Easter Seal's represen- tative of handicapped children everywhere. This year's Timmy is Blair Crawford, a 14 year old Coronation Public School student in Oshawa who suffers from cerebral palsy. "I hope everyone has fun," Timmy said. Manager has eyes on Junior crown Bill Fewer has his sights set on an 0.A.S.A. Junior C championship this season. Bill is the manager of the Port Perry Junior fastball club and he feels the team "can be a legitimate contender" in provincial Junior C playdowns when they are held later this summer. This is one of the rea- sons why the team this year is competing in the Uxbridge Community League. Soccer season just about set (From page 18) dent and Registrar; Pat Davis, Secreatary; Harold Westerman, Treasurer and Sponsor- ship; Ellie "Cardinal, Publicity; Keith Elliott, Fields; Jim Callan, PSSSST ... J on oi RA. Ga Tn, a, NW Nay, ANAL ARAL SLI SRR SAN & Save $$ Back" Seep Winn, V8 VARA, re Tournaments; Tony Schincariol and Bob "Ervine, Coaching; Dave Farrer, Referees; Jim Adams, Equipment; Wray Gundry, Girls Convenor and Brian Mark, Past President. Last Chance to Participate May 31st, 1983 is the last day to use your old Wintario tickets during the "Half program on any BOOKS By Canadian Authors \ Get complete details now & redeem your old tickets ... before it's too late! -- PORT PERRY -- 235 QUEEN STREET - 985-738. Bill helieves that his players competing in this loop will see top calibre pitching game in and game out which will sharpen their batting skills when the junior. playoffs roll around. The Port Perry Junior team, which is sponsor- ed by Canadian Tire will play its first regular home game in the Ux- bridge League on May 18 against Uxbridge. Game time under the lights at Joe Fowler Park is 8:30. And as tune-up for the regular season, the Juniors this week will play two exhibition games against the Port Perry Legion Mens Intermediate fastball team. Both games will be at Fowler Park and start at 8:30 Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week. Along with manager Bill Fewer, the Port Perry Juniors again this year will be guided by coach Bob Knapp and he will have two assistants in Hillis Wilbur and Mike Healey. Last year, "the team played in the Oshawa City and Dis- trict League and finish- .edthird. ....--. . There will be some familiar and new faces in the line-up this season with pitching duties handled by Roland Osske, Mark Jeffrey and Tim Thompson. Behind the plate will be Carl Durward and Todd Wilbur. Other players from last year include Grant Curnow, John Butler, Scott Heard and Curt Pinkow- ski. Some of the new- comers are Pete Christie, Sean Fewer, Kevin Taylor, Scott San- .disqn, Mike Williams and Troy Glazier. The team will play a 20-game schedule with 'ten home dates each Thursday evening. One of the other teams in the league is the Greenbank Gamblers, So a. "friendly rivalry' may develop between the two .Scugog squads. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. For your convenience call for appointment. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 7985-7383 Port Perry Minor Softball GENERAL MEETING -- CONWAY GARDENS -- SUN., MAY 15th - 10 A.M. - Public Welcome - 0000000000000O00COCGOODOONOGS LADIES LOB BALL TEAM B.J. DONUTS Wed., May 11th - 8:00 P.M. -- PALMER PARK BALL DIAMOND -- All interested ladies welcome! "STARTING PRACTICES" PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 10, 1983 -- 19 h bs --vy All sorts of different celebrities visited Thunderbird Golf and Country Club last Wednesday afternoon to celebrate the kick-off of Al Balding's Golf Week for Timmy, May 14 to 23. From left to right are Constable John Bell, Durham Regional Police, golf pro Al Balding, Timmy' Blair Crawford and Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor. Golfers throughout the province are being encouraged to get out their clubs to raise money for the Easter Seal Society. MAGAZINES 100's in Stock PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses - A Large Selection - . McKEEN FURNITURE 524 Simcoe SL. 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CANOE THE so' Saturday JUNE CLASSES: ] Men's - Women's - Couples Boys & Girls 17 & under Boys & Girls 14 & Under 4 Different Classes: Over 40's/Kayak/ oo MCHNorth Canoes Family Class - Tourist Class This year ¥ you are an Adult who doesn't want to paddle all the way, there are two classes: 1.) Go Tourist Class - start & stop where you wish 2.) Go Family Class - New this year! Go with a younger (15& under) member of your own' family. The race is to the Yacht Club only AND TO BE FAIR THERE ARE TWO CATEGORIES: One for Adult Women and One for Adult Men. . Also the Original "All The Way" Family Class remains! -- SUPPORT OUR MUSEUM -- SEE THE WORLD Information will be later this week at Port Perry Star office and schools or call 985-7134.