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26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, August 23, 1988 Lots of excitement in Cartwright softball In the Junior Division, H & M Wright Sox met Swain Seeds Slug- gers for the first playoff game at Caesarea on August 5. Andy Seeley and Julie Williams both hit singles while Mandy Crowder, Mike Lang and Ben Stephenson hit doubles. Josh Malcolm, Glen Williams and Danny Lyons scored with home runs and both Danny Lyons and Derek Leeming added to the score with GRAND Saturday August 13th was a hot one, but boy, fighters know how to keep their cool. barbecue, the guys set up their portable "pool" tain water) for the children's use. All the adults above, were too shy to take a dip. SLAMS. Derek Leeming did a great job on the mound, not only pitching but also making a great catch for an out. Swain Seeds, playing with determination were the victors with a score of 23-11 thus building their confidence for Sunday's tournament. Swain Seeds Sluggers played Lishmans team for their second playoff game on August 7th at Nestleton. In this game Ben Stephenson, Andy Seeley and Allison Crowder hit singles. Josh Malcolm, Mike Lang and Derek Leeming hit doubles. Mandy Crowder hit a triple and a home run while Danny Lyons and Glen Williams scored with home runs. Derek Leeming made an ex- cellent catch on the mound and Mandy Crowder made a beautiful tag at second for an out. The final score was 17 to 14 for the Sluggers do the Scugog hall No. 2 Fire- At the annual Caesarea firemen's family (used sometimes at fires to con- , except Chester Pedzikowskl, Uxbridge tractor pull Epsom and Area News by Jean Jeffery Fri. was the closing date for a very successful Vacation Bible School. There was an average of 32 children present. Our thanks to the children for their enthusiasm: and help and the parents who so Kindly transported them. The U.C.W: help was much ap- preciated. Special thanks to Lin- da Irving, the leader, assistant Denise Thorne, Rev. Nancy Waterman and pianist Lissa Bailey. ~The tractor pull at Uxbridge was well represented by our com- munity. Congratulations to Keith Ashton who came in first in his class. We welcome Elden and Anita Evans to our community. It is nice to have someone living in the A.T. Powell home once more. Much happiness for years to come Elden and Anita. Norm and Betty Tapscott, Maurice and Marydale Tapscott, attended the 40th wedding an- niversary for Fred and Jessie Nobbs on Sun. at Goodwood Hall. There will be a pot luck lun- cheon on Sun., Sept. 11 at the home of Paul and Shirley Baster after church. This is a house war- ming shower for Abeba and Samhar who have now found a suitable apartment in Oshawa 80 VANEDWARD DRIVE PORT PERRY, ONTARIO PRECISION AUTO ELECTRIC LOB 1NO 985-8406 and are moving there this week. Shirley Baster has a list of gift suggestions of items most needed so phone her 852-7433 any time after Aug. 30 for information. Church service on Sun. was in a most beautiful setting at the home of Pat and Tom Redwood. The service was led by Rev. Nancy Waterman. We are a com- munity: are you a Barrier to com- munity or a builder. As a com- munity gesture there was a pass- ing of the peace sign. Julie Har- rison accompanied the singing on the guitar and also sang two - solo's. We all enjoyed the pot luck. The fresh air sure gave us a hearty appetite. Its time for the U.C.W. Ladies to get out the rolling pins once more. On Sept. 3 at 10 a.m. there will be a machinery and furniture sale at the home of Chris and Johanna Ruhl. Chris and Johan- na are not leaving our communi- ty and have built a new house nearby. They have been very good neighbours and we are pleased that they are staying with us. So, on Sept. 3, the U.C.W. ladies will have a lunch booth at the sale. For further information call Elizabeth 852-7187. -- PARTS -- SALES -- SERVICE -- for all STARTERS -- ALTERNATORS Air Conditioning -- Tune-ups -- Batteries Owned & Operated by VISA TIM BARTLEY OPEN: Monday - Friday 8 AM to 6 PM Saturday 8 AM to 12 Noon We are pleased to learn that Lloyd and Jean Pogue are able to be at home once more. Lona Armstrong and children called on Ruth Ashton one even- ing recently. : Doug Wilson joined the 4H Sr. Management Club on a tour of several modern dairy farms in the Kitchener area. Part of a 4H project. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Postma and family have returned from a week's holiday in Temagami and hosted the Postma family picnic at their home on Sun. Miss Ruby Wilson and Mrs. W.0. Simpson had Sun. dinner with Earl and Marie Wilson. Rev. Richard and Joyce Lewchukk, Simon and Leah and friend Rebecca of Stoney Creek stopped overnight with Earl and Marie Wed. evening. They had been at- tending a funeral at Wiarton, Richard's former parrish. Alvena Jeffery, Bill and Velma Huggins of Orillia called on Jean Jeffery on Sun. They also visited Gordon, Sterlin and Verna Jeffery in Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson visited Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson and family in Guelph on Wed. THE 123rd ANNUAL who then went on to play H & M Wright Sox for the championship. Andy Seeley, Allison Crowder, Danny Lyons and Glen Williams hit singles and Mandy Crowder hit a double. Mike Lang hit the on- ly triple for the team. Both Derek Leeming and Ben Stephenson scored with home runs and Josh Malcolm added two home runs to the game. Two good stops were made by Derek Leeming who made good throws to Glen Williams at 1st for two outs. Con- gratulations to Swain Seeds Slug- gers who worked hard all season, ivan (From page 18) adding that he doesn't like to at all if it can be avoided. His favourite horse of all time was Don Dee Lee, a real winner who, once he was tamed, "did what he wanted you to do." Eventually, however, his pas- sion for spirited horses put a stop to his horse business. While breaking someone else's horse in 1979, he hurt his back. "That's why I'm more or less re- tired," he says. Following the accident, two sales were held to get rid of his livestock, and recently, Ivan and May moved from the family farm on Highway 7A (between Port Perry and Blackstock) to a house next door. While Ivan's suffers from his di- abetes, his general health is pretty good, and he says he's looking forward to judging in the upcom- ing fairs. However, this will be his last year in the show ring. "I'm getting old," he said, "and I don't want to promise to judge a show, if my health won't let me do it. I like to keep my word. 1 don't like lying. I've had too many people lie to me." He doesn't elaborate too much about who exactly had done this lying, but he does admit he's made a few enemies in his time (proba- bly when he was involved in poli- tics as Deputy Reeve). Enemies or not, he boasts, "there's not one person in this world who won't speak to me." Actually, he's a pretty popular guy, especially with his 11 grand- children and 13 great- grandchildren. Not to mention the folks he plays cards with at the Senior Cit- izens Club. And although he likes a good game of cards, he's not much of a gambling man--especially at the racetrack. Even though he's got 60 years of horsemanship under his belt, you won't catch Ivan very often placing bets. "That," he says firmly, "is one sure way of losing money." If anyone should know, it's Ivan Cochrane. BLacksTock FAIR Come Join the Fun -- Where all the action happens in one day! SATURDAY, AUGUST 27th 9:30 AM -- Buildings Open -- Midway 10:30 AM -- 4-H Achievement Days, Horseshoe Pitching 11:00 AM -- Parade Arrives, Fair Opening, Horse Show begins 12:30 PM -- Cattle Show starts Magic Shows by Cathy & Stu Garland; Hoskin Stables Musical Ride; Enter- tainment by Dale Page; Farm Olympics; Champion Chocolate Cake Auction; Sun Flower & Scare Crow Competitions; Milking Contest; All Terrain Vehicle Pull; Old MacDonald's Farm; Pineridge Zilog Dancers: HORSE PULL ADMISSION: Adults $3.00; High School Studen®s $1.50: Public School Students .50¢ For further information contact: Mrs. G. Kelly 986-4257 "DANCE FOR ALL AGES" Rec Centre 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM Dance to the sounds of Bakerline D.J. $5.00 per person improving every game. Their hard work payed off as they won all three games to take the championship. In the Intermediate Division, Port Perry Kinsmen and Blackstock Lioness played at Nestleton on August 2nd. The score was 27-6 for the Kinsmen. Brad Vokins, David Kemp, Wendy Handyside and Jason Logan hit doubles while Stephen Kyte, Jason Logan, Mike Carlson hit triples. Jason sent home three runners and Mike with his 2 triples sent home a total of 5. Johnathan McCourt, Jason Logan and Brad Morton had a home run each to their credit and Brad Vokins had two. Brad Mor- ton made two outstanding catches in centre field. Stephen Kyte and Mike Carlson also contributed with great catches. Wendy Han- dyside made a great performance covering first base. Port Perry Kinsmen then met Maltheb Farms on Sunday, August 14 at Nestleton Park. Sharon Locke, Wendy Handyside, Brad Vokins, Stephen Kyte and David Kemp all hit singles. Doubles were hit by Brad Vokins, Jason Logan and Sharon Locke. Johnathan McCourt made a super catch while covering 2nd base and Dustin Marnoch caught one out in centre field. Wendy Handyside did a great job on first as did Brad Morton & Jason Logan on the mound. The final, championship game was played by Port Perry Kinsmen and Super Spud. This was a very close game with the Kinsmen winning with a score of 9-8. For Super Spud Jason Lyons, Katherine Ellis and Keith White hit singles. Doubles were hit by Tom Waters and Kingsley Malcolm. Kingsley also hit a home run as did William Michel and Shawn Lewerentz scored with two home runs. Two outstanding catches were made, both by Jeff Balser and Adam Wonnacott. Adam made great double play from the mound to Shawn at first base. For the Kinsmen, Sharon Locke, Brad Morton, Eric Vetter and Jason Logan hit singles. Wen- dy Handyside and Johnathan McCourt hit doubles and Brad Vokins hit a great triple sending home two runs. Mike Carlson's home run also brought in two runs. Stephen Kyte, out in left field saved the day with a remarkable catch. Solid pitching was provided by Brad Morton and Jason Logan. Outstanding fielding was done by David Kemp, Dustin Marnoch, Stephen (Turn to page 30) \ EMMERSON INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 QUEEN ST, PORT PERRY, ONT. LOB 1NO (416) 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE V G NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey Trustco 1/2% 5 Year Annual Interest 10v4% SEMI-ANNUALLY Rates Subject to Change without Notice.