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30 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 26, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Ray Rankin, Perfect Brownies to visit Sundance Meadows Heating battle By Frank Trainor Greenbank diamond was the scene as Ray Rankin Carpentry won a narrow come-from- behind victory over Perfect Heating in Pee Wee/Squirt Boys Softball this past Tues- day, May 19 in an exciting match-up. Ray Rankin now goes to 2 and 0 on the season so far with their 9-8 squeaker over the Perfect Heating squad. Per- fect Heating lead most of the way until the later stages with major contributions coming from Clayton Brown and Graeme Powell who both pitched strong efforts in tan- dem. Paul Chang, Kurt Saari and Andrew Donnelly all went 2 for 2 at the plate as Perfect Heat- ing displayed all round excel- lent hitting. The big win came for the Ran- kin team with two out in the bottom of the final inning as Cory Raines, who was 2 for 2 on the day, stole home from third on a wild pitch to cap a never- say-die effort on the base paths. Taylor Kirk also sparked his team's play overall and mighty Matthew Blake simply outdid himself with his terrific batting and fantastic fielding. Overall a good game result- ing in a dramatic finish and a credit to both these teams. Tech Star, Pineridge tie 16-16 Pineridge 16 -Tech Star 16 Tech Star came out strong with five quick runs in the first inning and held Pineridge to one run. The second saw Tech Star bring home two more. Pineridge then unloaded with five narrow- ing the gap to one run. Pineridge held Tech Star to three runs in the third and came home with five of their own to give Pineridge the lead byone. The fourth inning each team counted two runs. The final in- ning Tech Star drove home five runs giving them a four run lead. 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The Seagrave Brownies will be trav- elling to Sundance Meadows next Monday evening for an outing to get to know some exot- ic animals {even pot bellied pigs, my favorite}! Please meet at the church at 6 p.m. and pick up your daughter at 8:30 p.m. No uniforms, dress according to the weather. Rain date is June 8. Alma and Peter Metheral of Seagrave and Shirley and Gary Ross of Whitby attended the fu- Pineridge victorious Pineridge Sports 14 Perfect Heating 9 Pineridge at bat and collected four runs. Perfect Heatin gcame back with five runs. Pineridge was held to one run in the second while Perfect Heating notched one to keep them ahead. In the third inning, Pineridge scores four to put them out front and again Perfect Heating came back with three to give them an- other one run lead. Pineridge turned the tables in the fourth with five coming home and held Perfect Heating runless. The fifth inning was scoreless. for both teams. All-Stars of the Week Pineridge Jesse Thorne - steady three inning pitching; Noah Smith and Mike Nolan - excellent third to second double play; Jeff McConkey - pitching two score- less innings. Perfect Heating Bill Lee - going two for two with strong outfield; Ben Frith and Ryan McBride - solid snag catching; Trevor MacSween - going two for two and a double play. neral of their aunt Mrs. Annie Baker who passed away at Lakeview Manor in Beaverton on May 13 in her 100th year. A new great-granddaughter for Alma and Peter Metheral "Lauren Leta May Stirling" born on May 7. Happy parents are Christine and Bruce and sister Jessica, all of Greenbank. The Mariposa ladies group enjoyed their final outing for the year at Bellamy's Restau- rant in Whitby last Wednesday. The president and treasurer were decided by the end of the evening and everyone breathed a sign of relief for another year. A special thank you to Irene for doing a great job as president last year and a great treasurer, Edie also! You'll have to take your chances as to what I plan for you all next year, as I have some new and innovative ideas for you ladies!! Best wishes to Jan and her sister Paula both as you recou- perate over the next few weeks. Jan is home after major surgery in Toronto hospital and doing well. Thank you to everyone who so generously helped out in preparing meals last week, what a great neighborhood we have here, everyone pulls to- getherin times of need! It's won- Sh STI IN / N / Epsom . 8 . 2 ho 8 | News N by Jean Jeffery 4 RIN = a ERE SRE re Allan, Joyce and Brad Ashton visited mother Ruth Ashton on Monday evening. Beth and Lee Lewchuk spent Saturday with Tanya Wislon. Beth and Ken Catherwood spent Sunday with Ruth Ash- ton. A great big thank you to Mel- ba McKay, Margaret Payne and Elizabeth Taylor and those who supported them so generously when they canvassed for the cancer fund. Also a big thank you to Faye Ashton for her wonderful work in organizing and carrying out the beautiful 30th anniversary of the founding of the U.C.W. WINDOWS & PATIO DOORS Low E or Argon Energy efficient windows reduce drafts and increase warmth. Alcan 8H series windows qualify for the Ontario Hydro Rebate" *(on selected products for qualifying home owners with electric chon) d ll, ALCAN ™ Products Limited Sales & Installation Doors ¢ Windows ¢ Trough ¢ Additions ¢ Solariums Port Perry (416) 985-3333 « Oshawa (416) 434-0047 Lindsay (705) 328-1402 or (705) 878-2023 Reach Industrial Park - Regional Road 8 (1/4 mile east of #12) derful to be a part of such a car- ing group of people! Seagrave Church News We extend sympathy from the community to the Don Bea- cock family in the passing of Mrs. Ken Rodd of Port Perry last week. The flowers in the chancel on Sunday were in her memory. The Sunday School Anniver- sary service is next Sunday, May 31, at 11 a.m. John Cavers "the illusionist," will be the guest speaker. A social hour will follow when the Seagrave ladies are asked to bring sand- wiches or cookies. The Seagrave Church will be closed on June 7 and 14 to ena- ble the congregation to attend the Sunday School Anniversar- ies at Greenbank and Pinedale Churches. On Sunday, June 21, the Sea- grave U.C.W. will conduct the service at 9:30 a.m., celebrating the 30th anniversary of the U.C.W. Mrs. Ann Robertson of Cannington will be the guest speaker. A warm welcome is ex- tended to all present and former members of Seagrave United Church women. Everyone is welcome to attend. Birthday greetings Alexis Stevenson, Jessie Nobbs, Peter and Shirley DeHaas this week! That's all I could round up for this week without making any- thing up, so please call Diane Cooke at 985-3722 for next week's news. Strawberry Social practice Uxbridge Chamber choir is presenting it's final concert of the season. "Missa Luba" an Af- rican Mass, Byrd's four part mass and songs from Scotland on Saturday, May 30 at 8 p.m. at Uxbridge Anglican Church. June 6, Frank VanVeghel, along with the Oshawa friends who were with him in his recent trip to Guyana, will show pic- tures and talk about their trip last summer. Come to Epsom Church for dessert and coffee at 8 p.m. Re: Our Canada 125th Celebration A practice for the chorus of Canada "125" Strawberry So- cial will be held at Epsom Church this Thursday at 8 p.m. This is a interdominational community celebration. Parade at 1 p.m., sports after the pa- rade and Strawberry Social at Utica Hall with skits and music at 6:30 p.m. on June 27. Come and sing with us and count your many blessings. A birthday dinner at the Page home was in honor of Dini's fa- thers' birthday. Happy birthday Mr. VanSomeren. Norine and Allan Card were happy to have Kathy and Jack Monsma and boys of Port Perry with them for Sunday supper. Thank you, thank you, for all who helped make the U.C.W. bake sale on Saturday so suc- cessful. Remember the U.C.W. on June 9 at the home of Eileen Slute. Our guests will be Pine Grove and Glen Major Ladies. Lunch will be at 12:30 p.m. Shirley Baster, Edith Anne Schantze attended the Toronto United Church Presbyterial af- ter which Paul and Shirley, Wayne and Edith Ann Schantz, Arnold and Gail Kerry, Donna and Frank VanVeghel and Gord and Jill Postma met at the home of Faye and Keith Ashton for a pot luck supper.