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a Scugog Men's Hockey League underway soon The Scugog Mens Hockey League will get underway for another season on Sunday, Sept. 8' with eight teams taking to the ice in two divisions. The Black Division will be made up of Andersons, Nortons, 'Crandells, and Van and Truck World. + The 'Gold Division teams will be Fitzgeralds, J and D Carpentry, Compton TV and Sportsland. Last Friday evening-the League held its annual player "draft." Following is a list of the. play- ers drafted by each of the teams. J and D Carpentry: Goal, Bob Strickert, Gary Lance, Todd Wilbur, Fred Moffatt, Reid Brownell, Terry Flieler, Joe Curran, Bob Lee, Brian Cowie, Dennis Lycett, Dave Milton, Mark Burger, Colin Asselstine, Don Hockly, Reg McIntyre, Anderson Chev Olds: Goal- "Huggie." Carl Durward, Ron Zaparanuik, Harry Milligan, Peter Lane, Lee Steeves, Glenn McCoy, Doug Suppelsa, Bill Haynes, Joe McIntyre, Wayne Taylor, Dennis Anderson, Rick Sheehey, Glen Hudson and John Delorme. Fitzgeralds: Goal-Ken Harman; Rob Evans, Bruce Smith, Doug Bronson, Kelly Lee, Carl Fitzgerald, Ken Smart, Bill Owen, Henry Forderer, Paul Van Camp, Chris MeGarry, Jody Peters, Bart Wagar, Don Orr, Reg Templeman. Van and Trygk World: Goal- Don Card; Larry Pilkey, Wayne Fox, Brian Samis, Tony Oxley, Dave Jackson, Mike Adam, Dale Bionson, Mike Driscoll, Kevin Tu Larry Jackson, Kein Reid, Tim Cullen. Crandells: Goal-Troy Glazier; Ritchie Lefort, Ken Jeffrey, John Robertson, Rob Kroonenburg, Roger Moase, Doc Thompson, Donovan Smith, Chrjs Brain, Bruce Gracie, Rick/Olaisen, "Bubba" McEachefn, Steve Groves, Steve Caldek and John Kortaba. Compton Cable: G§al-Doug MacSween; Ed Olsen, Dave Harrison, Bill Van Camp, Bob Mini soccer final outing Saturday was the final outing of the season for the Mini Soccer players. / The rain threatened early in the day, but it turned out to be a beau- tiful afternoon. Each team played two games to finish off the season and all the kids put in a fine effort. Plaques and photos were pre- sented to all the players to recog- nize their participation throughout the season. The association thanks all the sponsors: IGA, Lions, Brutons, Fowler-Davies Law office, Williams Arms, Sportsland, Ridgenorth Realtor, Big V Drug Store, Darlene Coulton Photo, Taylor Home Fuels. In action last week, Lions and Sportsland played to a 2-2 dead- lock. Matthew Sutherland and Erin Edwards scored for Sportsland with Kevin Robins scoring both for Lions. Coulton Photo defeated Fowler-Davies 2-1 with Jessica Heouthyus getting both un-assisted. Adam Johansen was nifty in Kara Olsen scored for F- D. Big V shut out Taylor Fuels 2- 0 as Erin Hertzberg and Alex McKay scored one each. Ridgenorth got a goal from Chad Wansborough and that was all they needed to defeat Brutons 1-0. A good season for all the kids and we hope to see them back on the soccer fields next year. 'The Tennis Racket news By Heather McCrae The next tournament for the Port Perry Tennis Club will be the singles with the first round of play slated for September 7. The deadline for signing up is Wed. September 4 at 6:00 PM. The sheet is posted on the board at the courts. The semi-finals are slated for Sept. 14 with the finals the next day. A group of ladies from the Wednesday morning league enjoyed a luncheon at the home of convenor Joyce Edwards last week, Sitting on the patio, enjoying the warm sunshine, the food and refreshments, they began to recol- lect previous "tennis luncheons" and excursions of the past involv- ing three of our finest. + While on the subject of this group of ladies, they are having a doubles tournament on Wed. Sept. 18 with the finals the next week, followed by another Ilun- cheon....... and more memo- The final fun Sumainens set for October 5 followed by the * annual wind-up dance----the Tennis Ball-- at Skyloft Ski and Country Club. On the lighter side of tennis, spectators are those noisy and boorish tennis observers who are always around, except when you need somebody to witness your five straight aces, or your oppo- nents foot faults. Sée you on the courts. Beveridge, Rick Hope, Larry Page, Russ Connelly, Jim Duncan, Ron. Compton, Dan Carty, Tim Kane, Jim Beatty, Sandy Garvock, Brian Burns. Sportsland: Goal-John Moore; Bill Bridge, Tim Ashbridge, 'Wayne Norton, Dave Bourgeois, Scott Davis, Ken Little, Mike McQuade, Ivan Geer, Brian Callery, Ron Hogeboom, Doug Bache, Tom Patton, Keijo Kinnunen, Jim Fowler. Norton Home Improvements: Goal-Ray Gibson; Dave Roth, Mark Jobb, Dave Dickson, Jasen Warmer, Brian Norton, Al Bonner, Brad Hurst, John Woodoward, Ray Zaparanuik, Ken Davidson, Randy Prosser, George Gladish, Doug Brown and Richard Sakanashi. 2 League champs Coldwell Banker was the league champ In the Atom Division of the Scugog Youth Soccer League. Final games for house league soccer were held on Saturday. From left are Sarah Fini, James Byers, Philip Krohn, Doug Tobin, Jason itworth. Coaches at back are Michelle Krohn and Ben Lewis. Fresh start for ladies fas sthall Ladies fastball in Port Perry got fresh start over the weekend as a newly formed team competed in the Ken Davis Memorial tour- nament in Uxbridge. The team, made up of players from the Durham Slo-Pitch League, lost both games but both by close margins. In their opener Port met Aurora and struck for the first run in the first inning. Aurora came back to tie things up and went ahead 2-1 in the second. And that's the way the game ended. One high-light was a spar- ling double play that started with Aurora runners on first and third with one out. A ground ball was hit sharply to third base. The ball was caught, the runner was held and the throw to first. was in time to get the batter, The first, baseman then threw to home and the catcher blocked the plate perfetiy to get the run- ner from third. Port's second gamé on Saturday featured another fine effort by Port Perry against Whitby. The score was 2-2 until the bottom of the 5th when Whitby broke things open with seven runs. : But the Port ladies never quit and came back with three of their own. The "curfew" ended the game with Whisby on top 9-5. our office 10 apply lor the HOMEOWNERS 50 You QUALIFY FoR . $5000 ASSISTANCE FOR HOME REPAIRS? If you are a low income homeowner, you may be eligible for Up to $5000 (which may not have fo be repaid) fo assist you in repairing your home or make it accessible 10 a disabled person. Funds are made available through CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION We are now processing applications for the 199] budget allocation. if you réquire financial assistance in repairing your home, please cofitact RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (RRAP) COLETTE GRANT ENTERPRISES 1-800-563-7207 ¥ Manager Don Hurst praised the team for sportsmanship, drive, competitive spirit. "It was a plea- sure to work with this team over the weekend," he said. He tharrked sponsor Robert Grieve and to all the husbands who took time out to look after the kids. Team member are Janet Joncas, Jackie Dempster, Cindy Miller, Laura Richardson, Joyce Parkinson, Lori Winter, Tammy Surman, Kim Stewart, Ann Gordon, Jan Towns, and Terri jaw?) Port Perry will be entering a ladies fastball team in the Oshawa League next season. . CANADA'S FINEST 's MILE Ln MODEL SPORTSMAN SEE! STOCK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ho - 700M Wayne Wikams Randy Stack Rod Marshal GATES OPEN $30 Al. RAGING ADULTS $11.00 ADMISSION. cy DREN under 12. FREE For Information (705) 743-3850 | FULL COLOUR REPRINTS available at the Scugog Citizen Choice of (prepaid, please) 5 x7" for $7.50 or 8x10" for $14.00 Each week we display our colour photos in-our office window at * 36 WATER ST., PORT PERRY For further information call 985-NEWS Crosbie, Carol Jackson, Joy ~ Ness. (By the way, how's your |