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A To I, 5 OO EN 251. ny IY; NS & = Yi oy to \; ~C4 3 3 KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR Donna Drew of Pine Ridge Packers and Barbara Cook of Manilla picked up MVP honors in the A championship final of the Ladies Lob ball tournament. Fa - i Fo. PERSE TF ws. . © rt I LT Ihe CATE me 1 i wg 4 4 AY PT s 15 YEARS AGO Cartwright United soccer team defeated the Port Perry Chargers in the cup final 4-3. Pictured are the members of the winning team. Front row from left are: Craig Paisley, Tom Fowler, Gerry Fowler, Gord Brown, Ian Porter, Rickie Green and Bobby Hoogeveen. Back row from left are: Jeff Wallace, Darren Best, Brian Tysick, Arlen Gaylord, Mark McConnell, Greg Mason, Jamie Birch and Jimmy White. At far back are coaches Rob White and Eric Brown. 25 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1967 The Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club held a tournament recently. Winners were as follows: Bruce Beare, Mrs. Cyril Stanley and Irving Boyd. 20 YEARS AGO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1972 Minor Hockey registration was held. Fees were $15 for one player and a maximum of $45 per family. The Port Perry girls softball team were defeat- ed 8-6 in its first game of the All-Ontario playoffs. Cathey Brown pitched a strong game for the local club, but Lambeth came away with the win. The Cy Wilson Torinos won the softball tour- nament held in Raglan. The team defeated Greenbank 6-3 in the final game. Team mem- bers included Brian Stainton, Gord Vador, John Benschop, Ivan Pugh, Doug Holtby, Harris McClure, Copie DeJong, Barry McClure, Danny McClure and Bruce Stainton. 15 YEARS AGO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1977 The Ballard Lumber Midgets defeated Thorn- hill 11-2 to take a one-game lead in the York- Ontario-Simcoe Midget league final. Mark Cleveland and Dan Taylor led the home squad to victory with three hits each. Two hundred youngsters turned up for hockey registration. About 150 more are expected to register before the start of the season. In Sunday night mixed bowling action Don Raby had the mens' high single for the night, a 287 and Mary Ellen Atchinson had the ladies' high single, a 245. 10 YEARS AGO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1982 The Scugog Soccer Club's annual Cup Day was a success. Irvine Construction won the Atom division, Sipco Oil the Squirt division and the Kinsmen won the Mosquito division. The Greenbank Gamblers defeated Claremont 8-4 to even the series at one game each. Green- bank played an error-free game which led to the victory. The Port Perry Star softball squad won the Squirt house league championship. Team mem- bers included Mark Elliott, Kyle Irvine, Jan Heyes, Greg Fitzgerald, Eric Grosvenor, Troy Ir- vine, Todd Hayes, Kevin Martin, Danny Sum- mers, Jeff Oke, David Ireland, Barry Oke, coach, Michael Feasby, Scott Rankin, Allan Shepstone, Doug Taylor, Derek Fitzgerald, Scott MacLen- non, and assistant coaches Rick Farrington and Ron Redman. Angels win first game of series NSS KELLY LOWN/PORT PERRY STAR val Hunter of Saintfield and Joy Hertzburg of Seagrave picked up the MVP awards for the B division championship. BCE Incorporated Inc. Free Research Report oat ROBERT J. GOW 434-6161 or 683-1081 (Toronto line) DS Investment advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians 12 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario L1H Robert J, Gow From Page 31 this all came about after two were out. Janie Thorton got on by a fielders choice, a walk to Brenda Elford, a single to right by Joyce Parkinson, scoring Jane Thorton, then a single by Tracy Smith scoring Elford. Then two back to back walks to McConnell and Gordon, thus al- lowing Parkinson to score, be- fore the inning ended with the Angels up 5-0. Then Thorton proceeded to shut down the Oshawa Mack- ies, after an error, and a single. She then inticed the batter to hit an infield fly, then struck out the next batter, with the last coming on the ground to second. Ann Gordon with two hits, Jackie Dempster two run homer, Tracy Smith two run single, Nancy McConnell with a single, along with Gena Spence and Joyce Parkinson, both with singles. The next game of this series final is Tuesday night, Sept. 15, at Durham Fields in Oshawa, that's at Durham College. Then FOREST/ WOODLAND £% OWNERS 4 ¢ & TAX REBATES ARE AVAILABLE ON YOUR MANAGED FOREST LAND (10 ACRES OR MORE) THROUGH THE: TAX REBATE PROGRAM contac: KAWARTHA FOREST CONSULTING RON REINHOLT Registered Professional Forester 93 Pottinger Street, Lindsay, Ontario (705) 328-0973 if a third game is necessary it will be next Sunday in Port Perry at 8 p.m. If you have noth- ing better to do, then come out and support the Angels. ONTARIO MANAGED FOREST