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a The R.H. Cornish 9 year old 3 Cg girls relay team was #1 at the Durham Track and Field Fi- nails this year. The happy winners are; (back row) Jenny Pashley, Sarah Chapman, (front) Mandy Smart, Thea Demmers and Cate Lewis. Results from Mites baseball The Greenbank Mites (7,8) sponsored by Greenbank Gar- den Centre extended their win- ning streak to five with consecu- tive victories over Lucyk- McPhee and Rent and Save. Consistent fielding by Ryan McBride, Jimmy Edwards and Ryan McQuade contributed to the wins. Melissa Hooker, Tan- ya Trainor and Jennifer Bant- ing are beginning to really sock the ball. Keep it up gals! Bill Lee, Sean Fletcher and Andrew Donnelly continue to provide key hits for the team. Teresa Gracie and Robert Sheo- hon are swinging their bats MITES - (9-10 yr. old) SOFTBALL STANDINGS As of June 13 Team Ga Anderson Chev-Olds Greenbank Perfect Heating Irwin Smith Greenbank Four-Kee Seagrave B & R Electric Bruton's 1.D.A. D.J. Taylor Norton's Home Improvements GP W L T Pts. 5 4 0 1 9 5 4 1 0 8 4 2 1 1 5 5 2 2 1 5 5 2 3 0 4 4 1 2 1 3 4 1 2 1 3 4 1 3 0 2 4 1 3 0 2 h | Prepared by the International Fabricare Institute (IFI), the association of professional drycleaners & launderers Bridal gowns are a big investment. Selected and cared for properly, your gown can be used by several genera- tions. Wedding gowns are often deco- rated with beads, lace, and other trim. This may cause problems during cleaning. Many trims are glued rather than sewn to the surface of the fabric. Sometimes the trim will start to curl and pull away at the edges during wear. Many adhesives are extremely soluble in drycleaning solvent and drycleaning will cause a complete loss and removal of trim. After The Wedding The gown should be cleaned within When Wedding Bells Ring a few days or weeks after the wedding. Unattended spilled champagne or punch can leave invisible stains that darken in time. 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Rent and Save made some very nice fielding plays last Monday. 9-10 MITES SOFTBALL After a rough start this sea- son, the Norton Home Improve- ments' 9-10 Mites softball team pulled it together last Tuesday evening to win their first game by a score of 16-8. Against a tough B&R Electric team, the Norton team earned the win through some amazing offensive and defensive play. B&R Electric's attempts to get on base in the third inning proved fruitless as the Norton combination of pitcher Adam Jones and first baseman Jamie Sauter exemplified profession- alism, taking down three bat- ters in a row. Jamie Sauter also had a great night at the plate, hitting two triples during the .cuurse of the game. Also, Meghan Desjardins of Norton's gave her best shot at pitching in the first inning of the game. B&R Electric's Michael Bent and Cara Vander Slagt had two runs each; Michael walked once and got on base twice with his strong hitting and Cara had two singles. Jonathan Froats, Scott Harper, and Kevin Duncan all went two for two offensively. Congratulations to both teams for their outstanding play. MITES BASEBALL Bruton's 1.D.A. 11 Seagrave 10 On Tuesday Bruton's I.D.A. Mites travelled to Seagrave and came home 11 to 10 winners. We would like to welcome newcomer Stephen Ball to our team. Adam Murphy hit a 3 run homer and Adam Teissen had a 2 run shot. Brad, Amy, Ian, Chris O., Sean, Diane, Julie, Sarah, Chris F., Josh and Stephen all hit safely. Stephen and Ian shared the pit- ching chores. For Seagrave Ryan had a pair of homers. Kevin, Debbie, Ken, and Mark supplying hits. Special thanks to parents of I.D.A. players, Mary, Rich, Ted and Rick for continued support in helping out with the team. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 20, )989 -- 33 Mini soccer June 7 Scugog Moving & Storage came on strong on June 7 as they took a 3-0 lead to win the game against Ridge North Realty goals scored by Dane Gray and 2 scored by Michael Sytsma. June 7 Big V came out on top against Don Forder Insurance with a 2-0 lead to win the game. Goals scored by Mathew Breen and Darcy Stephons. June 7 Nuts About Chocolate had a close game against 1.G.A. but came back strong with a 3-1 win. Goals scored by Ryan May for Don Forder Ins. and 2 scored by Tamara Kirrs and the other by Rachel Morrison for Nuts About Chocolate. June 13 It was a close game all the way as there was no escaping a 1-1 score to finish the game in a tie. Goals scored by Steve Madennan for Ridge North Realty and Shann Van Andel for Willy & Sons. June 13 Lake Scugog Lumber had a good game against Sportsland with a close game of 1-0. June 14 Big V had another great game .against Don Forder Ins. Big V put the pressure on with a 2-0 win. Goals by Darcy Stephsons. June 14 . I.G.A.. and Nuts About Chocolate had a great deal of pressure put on them as their goalies kept them in the game by their great saves. The game end- ed in a 0-0 tie. 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Williams wins two Williams Arms 2 Uxbridge 1 Williams Arms Pee Wee Two's faced tough opposition Tuesday against the Uxbridge Blue team, and were lucky to come out win- ning by a score of 2-1. Strong goaltending by Mike Tripp and good defence by Dave Bourgeois and Ian Peirini kept the Twos in the game. Sally Irv- ing and Sara Brown continue to improve in the midfield, with strong play up front by Josh Short and Jerry Blackburn, who scored two. Williams Arms 6 Stouffville 0 On Thursday Williams Arms visited Stouffville and had an easy game against the weak local side. Despite numerous questionable calls, and inept refereeing, the Pee Wee Two's were able to score six goals. Stouffville were never a threat, their best player being the man with the whistle. Scoring for Williams Arms were Jeremy Luke, John Hall, Kendall Chorosteche, Jeff Andrews, and Jerry Blackburn with two. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric Ribbons for most makes. 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