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ses a SH for Port The Taylor Service Center Mites travelled to Kingston on June 21 for their first taste of all-star action. Despite a lack of experience in this calibre of softball the team gave an excellent account of itself in two narrow defeats. In the first game against Kingston Township, Chad Kearns started for Port and struck out 4 while giving up 10 runs. Jeremy Hartin came on in relief and surrendered 3 runs, fan- ning 1. After trailing 13-1, Port rallied for 7 runs in the fourth ian- ing but fell short, losing 13-9. Jeremy Hartin went all the way in the second game, striking out 6. Pee Wees even Two close losses _ Mites Again, a fine rally by Port came up a little short with the final score be- ing 14-10 for the Belleville squad. Offensive'- Graham Holt, Brent Harper and Jeremy Norton led the way with 2 hits each, while Jeremy Hartin, Richie Tripp, and Ricky Olaisen chipped in with singles. The team which also included Clay Scott, Joe Broadworth, Ian Shrigley, Mike Mitchell, Neil Mueller, and Paul Linton played ex- cellent defence throughout the tour- nam.eat and demonstrated that with a little more experience under their belts, they will be heard from in the future. record at 3and 3 The Kinsmen Pee Wee soccer team have 3 more games played assisting him on defense. Ian Cobham had an excellent game. with a total of 3 wins and 3 losses to their credit. June 9th, they travell- ed to Tyrone losing 3-1, our only goal went to Jeff Parry assisted by Jason Towns. On June 17th with home game ad- vantage, Kinsmen won 4-3 over Bowmanville Rowdies. The team would like to thank Mosquitoes Matt Allardyce and Mark Cosway for playing as we were missing a few players. Our first goal went to Matt Allardyce from Shawn Plain, 2nd goal to Rory Bell from Jamie Brown, 3rd goal to Jamie Brown from Jason Towns and the winning goal to Jason Towns from Shawn Plain. Our goalie, Craig Leask saw a lot of action during the game and made some fantastic saves, AN Ng; Big. Bad, June 24th, we travelled to Bowmanville to play the Blizzards. Tony Miller of Bowmanville scored the only goal of the game in the first half. Chad Hanson, No. 18 of Bowmanville seemed to be everywhere and intercepted several of Scugog's chances. Dave Smith between the pipes for Bowmanville made some great stops and discouraged our forwards who, try as they might, couldn't put a ball past him. Drew Cardinal for Kinsmen had a great game and deserved several assists on those goals that just didn't quite make it. Our next game is Wednesday, Ju- ly 2nd, at Scugog Fields against Orono. Bouncy coming to town When Dave Hopkins drives into town next Friday there is no doubt that he will be a traffic stopper. The owner of a giant-wheeled truck named Big, Bad and Bouncy, Hopkins will be bringing his monster truck to Port Perry for Caribbean Festival Days. The truck is fitted with a special motor, which can generate up to 850 horsepower, and the ca which sits about 15' off the ground is carried around on four huge tires v6 inches high and four feet wide. Hopkins says that larger tires are available, but his budget ran out at the $25,000 he put out for the tires, and $2,000 each for the rims. He said if he was to sell the truck today it would be worth over $200,000. The vehicle includes power steer- ing, both front and rear, and can run over almost anything. In fact, the huge tires will actually keep the truck afloat should it break through ice or land up in deep water. Big, Bad and Bouncy will be on display at the west-end of Queen Street on Friday and Saturday, Ju- ly 11, 12 near Anderson Chev-Olds. Saturday, July 12 at about noon, Hopkins will demonstrate the monster trucks ability to climb as he crushes five cars (donated by Scala Bros.) at the lakefront. Don't miss this spectacutar show. Athletic awards at Prince Albert Public School were presented to the following students. Front from left: Mark Schwan, wrestling and volleyball; Gavin Cochrane and Nina Luchka, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 2 1986 -- 25 volleyball. track and field; Aaron Cohoon, sportsmanship. At back from left: Jason Cochrane, soccer and baseball; Dana McMillan, soccer, baseball and Folks enjoy the holidays Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader We are pleased to see some of our people are getting to Expo and reporting a good time. Mrs. Eliza Fralick has just returned with her daughter and granddaughter. John and Edna Beckett have also returned after an almost three week vacation, only 3 days of which they spent at Expo where they reported the usual line-ups. The rest of the time was spent in England and Scotland. The Institute Ladies had quite a successful pickup day on Saturday, and expect they will receive more before Auction Day next Saturday ~morning at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 29th was family pic- "nic day for the Scugog United, after church. We understand there was a good turnout. Now many children will not attend regular classes as they may be away on vacation or at camp. However, some children still like to attend Church with their parents during summer. But the regular teaching staff need a holi- day too, so it is hoped other parent: will offer to take turns in looking after the children and providing tlrm with some form of involvement. } It was also a busy day at the Museum for Pioneer Days at the "Head." The 'Head' U.C.W. ladies were also ready with their refreshments and Strawberry treats which they expect to continue on Monday. Of course, Sunday brought the usual shower, but really only a light one. At Scugog United, four women were chosen for new Stewards and Elders as follows: Wendy Gerrow, WHITBY-0SHAWA HONDA 1110 Dundas St. East - Whithy, Ont. SALES - SERVICE - LEASING NEW & USED CARS Call ... Kevin Cannon Nef 666-1712 TOI 686-1745 RESIDENCE - 985-2515 Carol Wilson, Joan White and Joan Aldred (not necessarily in this order). Wonder where the men were! We also hear that more men are. needed in the choir. The 'Head' U.C.W. will hold its July meeting on Wednesday, July 2nd in the form of a Pot Luck Sup- per at 6:30 p.m. at Church or Hall. There will be an important con- gregational meeting July 17th for Scugog United to meet with two members from Presbytery. 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