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Vic Reid (left) of Port Perry was the winner of the Closest to the Pin Competition at Country Acres Driving Range over the- weekend. The event was a money raiser for the Greenbank Liohs Club and President Larry Doble was on hand to hand out the prizes. At right Is 3rd place winner Sharon Foster ' who received a set of TNT Woods. For placing 1st, Vic won a trip from Marlin Travel worth $1200. 2nd place finisher Mike McQuade won a set of clubs and a golf bag from TNT. Vic's closest to the pin was 3'7" away from winning him a brand new Pontlac Grand Am. Girls soccer team strikes for 3 wins After losing their first effort 4-0 against Uxbridge Bowling, Port's Goreski Lakeside Rec have gone i on to win their last three games, On June 5 Goreski's visited the Whitby Razzlers. The first half' featured great offensive play resulting in. mahy scoring chances. The first goal was scored by Cheryl Goreski (7) after heart stopping attempts by many of the girls. In the second half great passing plays resulted in the final goal being scored by Erin Hoekstra (6) assisted by Jesgica Lunshof (13). Strong defensive play resulted in a shut out shared by goalies Julia Wordley (9)and Sarah White (15). On June 12 we hosted Whitby's P.H. Elliot Insurance. Jodi May (4) led the scoring assisted by Jessica Lunshof (13). Jodi also assisted on Sarah Smith's (12) goal and then scored the third goal assisted by Nicole Vandergaast (8). ' One more goal was added in the second half scored by Jessica Lunshof (13) and assisted by Sarah White (15), The final score was 4-0 with the shut out shared by Cheryl Goreski (7) and Sarah Smith (12) in net. June 19 found us visiting P.S.C. Boyer Pontiac" in Pickering, where the heat & humidity didn't hold our girls back. The first half ended in a 2- 2 tie with goals scored by Jodi May (4) assisted by Jessica Lunshof | (13) and Nicole Vandergaast (8) assisted by Amy Davidson (14) after a great throw in by Sarah Beirness. We dominated the second half with six unanswered goals in a continued offensive display. Scoring was as follows; two goals and one assist by Jodi May (4), two goals and one assist by Jessica Lunshof (13), one goal and three assists by Sarah Smith (12), one goal by Elizabeth Benschop an and an assist by Amy Davidson'(14). An excellent*feam effort by all the yers. Keep up the good _wofk and the winning streak. [Clef ETle} SEAT BELTS SAVE ~- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 27, 1995 -- 25 Pe | Taylor Ford Mites earn win with strong seventh inning Stouffville came to town on the first day, of summer to meet our Taylor-Ford Mercury Mites. A solid pitching effort and complete game by Shane Jeffrey produced this young team's first win. ! Jeff Corbett and Mike Lycett spelled each other at catcher making big plays for needed outs. The strong arms of Peter Jones and Leo Taillon threw out runners like they had on cement shoes. | * Darryl Copithorn's consistent glove at 1st wasn't his only contribution as he went 3 for 3 in the lead-off position. Terry Daly and Justin Koury showed more confidence at the plate and were rewarded with nice hits. Taylor-Ford Mercury were trailing going into the 7th but matched the inning number with the same number of hits and allowed Stouffville only one run which sealed Port Perry's win: It was great fun to win but the Taylor Ford Mercury players are enjoying themselves no matter what the score book says. Good effort Ashley, Chris, Steve, Andrew, and Keith. (elo | N [el] Rup lll] 2 Great Nights at the Lied Vlclolcy V2], ).Y Admission $10 ~~ Tickets at the door. FRIDAY NIGHT - JUNE 30th 2 GREAT SHOWS ... DANCE « "to the great tunes from the 50's, 60's, 70's SATURDAY NIGHT - JULY 1st DANCE ... to all your favourite New & Classic Songs with 'Rebel' D.J. Tickets $2. Available at the door. 'MIDNIGHT HOUR' bow with