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A aad >» 22- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 28, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Sr PORT PERRY STAR ORTS Library big winner in Tartan Classic J. PETER HVIDSTEN / PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Memorial Library staff will have a little more cash on hand this year when they need to add new books and resource material to the fatility. Through the efforts of Tartan Classic Golf Tournament organizers, more than $9,000 was raised last Wednesday at the annual fundraising event held at Thunderbird Golf Club near Ashburn. On hand for the popular tournament Due to the 1998-99 Expansion, the y League will be accepting new tJ players to the existing Waiting List. Dates: Sat. Aug. 1/98 & Sat. Aug. 8/98 Time: 9am to 12 Noon Location: Pineridge Sports, = Port Perry Plaza Details: Must be a Scugog Twp. Resident : Age 21 & Over as of Sept. 1/98 Note: Applications Accepted On A "First Come Basis"! Dental Care Jor the whole family PORT PERRY DENTAL CENTRE 238 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY ) In * DR. J. HARDY * DR. L. GIDEON - * DR. J. COTTRELL * DR. C. BANFIELD * DR. T. KING DR. T. MCINTYRE (Orthodontist) (Periodontist) Please Call - 985-8451 (_ + DR. L. GIDEON Please c21985-7952 ) Clicladren We La OULEC were guest celebrities, left, Martin Short, a star of SCTV and many movies, Lance Brown, CTV sports anchor, and local organizers Doug Brown of Shoppers Drug Mart and Dr. Steve Russell. Mr. Short arrived in Port Perry by seaplane from his cottage in the Muskoka's, visiting his mother-in-law's painting exhibition at the library before attending the golf tournament. On way to top spot with 9 wins in 10 games i Antrim Selects bring home gold On July 18 and 19, Scugog's Peewee Selects participated in a tourna- ment in Thornhill. On Saturday the team played against West Hill and won 13-2 for a mercy rule after the fourth inning. The team then went on to play against Ajax for the win and against Richmond Hill for a 5-2 win. Returning on Sunday for a game against Thornhill, Antrim House was again victorious for their fourth win with a score of 5-2. DURHAM REGION The Regional Municipality of Durham Works Department HOLIDAY BLUE BOX COLLECTION SCHEDULE ~ Blue Box collection normally scheduled for the Civive Holiday on Monday, Aug. 3rd will be rescheduled for the following Monday, Aug. 10th. Regular bi-weekly Blue Box collection will resume again on Monday, Aug. 17th. Only those residents in City of Oshawa and the Township of Scugog who would have received Blue Box collection on Aug. 3rd will be affected by this change. V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISIONER OF WORKS st The boys are now on their way to the champi- onship game. Game five was against a Martingrove team. After every inning the score was tied, thanks to a great defensive effort by our boys in green, and top notch pitching by John Wotten and Jeff Talmey. Top of the seventh inning was where Scugog's Peewee Selects took con- trol. Starting off with Chet Martin hitting a triple, Ryan Petch a triple, John Wotten a double and Chris Booth a single to bring the score 8-5 going into the bot- tom of the seventh. With a three point lead going into the bottom of the seventh, coach Petch gave the nod for Chris Booth for pitcher. Chris struck out two batters and pop flyed the third batter for a great catch by Chet Martin to end the game. The boys were each pre- sented with a trophy and the coach received the tour- nament trophy which is now on display at the Antrim House in Port Perry. The boys presented the trophy to Dave Hillier on Sunday night when they returned from the tourna- ment. Scugog's own Peewee Selects are on a winning streak. So far this year in regular season play, the boys have won nine out of 10 games. With only two more regular season games left, the boys are well on their way for top spot for the playoffs. $5,300 raised for golf tourney for Central 7 Sixty-two golfers enjoyed the sunny Uxbridge skies on Saturday, July 18 and raised more than $5,300 for Central Seven. The big winners besides Central Seven were Rob and Donna Layton who took home the Mixed Division title as well as the Hawaii airfare prize. Other winners were: Warren Strong and Tyler Renaud were the men's champs, ladies winners were Donna Ballinger and Marion Smith and adult/jr. champs were Chrias Hartley and Brian Pigozzo. Thanks to all golfers who played as well as Foxbridge for the facility and all spon- sors and prize contributors. rr ---------------- TT np)