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front, from left: Nick Skerratt, Fraser and Joshua Reesor. champi In Squirt playoff action, the Port Perty Star News Clips cap- tured the House League banner over the weekend with victories over Greenbank 11-7, Durham Pharmacy 5-4 apd again over the same team 7-2 in the final. The News Clips got some fine pitching from Ryan Fraser and Travis (Hawk) Hockley. Out in the field, some great plays were made by Steve Ball, Brad Fraser, Adam Mahaffy, Travis Pickard and Nick Skerratt. Raven Ward and Cam White were strong af their positions and at first base, nothing got past lan Parliament. It was a fine season for the team and the coaches are proud of everyone. For Durham Pharmacy, it was a great season as the team lost just one game. In their first playoff last Tuesday, the team defeated Kinsmen 14-4, with Kevin Cochrane and Scott Harper han- dling the pitching. Some good hits were made by Todd Peters Lee Hoare and a homer by John Froates. : The Port Perry Star News Clips were winners of the Squirt Boys HL tournament held over the weekend (see story). In Travis Pickard, Raven Ward, Steve Ball, Breenen Arsenault, Cameron White, Todd Smith. n back, from left: Ryan Fraser, Brade Fraser, Scott Wiliman, Travis Hockley, lan Parliament, Adam Manet, coach Ken Clips capture the House League onship In game two, on Saturday with the News Clips in opposi- tion, Durham lost 54 in a great game. Adant Davis made some fine catches at second and Kevin Hill came up hot on a couple of line drives at short. Sunday morning brought out the best in the boys as Mike Morden cashed in three homers 10 put the team into the champi- onship,** One of Mike's round trippers was a grand slam. In the final, it just wasn't meant 10 be for the Pharmacy gang against the News Clips. Corey Raines, Danny Drebit and Sean Roncetti turned in strong games and Kevin Cochrane hit a homer and a double. Coaches Mike Cochrane and Lloyd Morden were very pleased with the way everyone performed, calling the boys a credit to themselves and their families. They offer congrats to the News Clip players and coaching staff and promise a "re-match for pext year." yover-up! Okay, so It's not Vogue,.but the guys from Scugog Fire Department Hall #2 were photographed last week for the cover of 'Blue Line', a rescue maga- zine for agencies like police and firefighters. A pho- tographer came out to shoot pictures of the fire- fighters in their thermal gear, used in coldwater res- cues. At right, Peter Hastings in one of the outfits. Above, two of the firefighters with the department's new rescue Inflatable boat. 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1)2 9858471 FORDER - INSURANCE BROKERS INC. PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS PARKS CONTRACTING LTD ) PORT PRARY "Serving Scugog Township for Over 35 Years" .. 985- 8469 90 VANEDWARD DRIV| PORT PERRY, ONTARIO * Sand, Gravel, Fill, Limestone, Screened Topsoil * Bulldozing * Excavating * Site Development * Road Building * Snow Removal Quality Materials & Workmanship at Reasonable Prices Raglan blanks Lumber in Squirt Soccer action In Squirt Sogcer action August 13, Raglan Welding blanked Lake Scugog Lumber « 3-0 with two goals by Katie Beimess and one by Clayton Gilmore who also showed fine play-making ability. Stacd® Cunningham had an excellent running game for Raglan and there was a fine effort by the entire team. Kevin Lukas and Vanessa Koepke tumed in strong games for Lake Scugog Lumber. City Capital's Trevor Lance was in top form as he netted four goals in a 6-1 victory over Rotary. Ashley Wray replied with the lone goal for the Rotary gang Pont Perry Team E defeated Manvers Team 2 by a 4-1 score as David Halward fired a pair, with one each to Spencer Churchill and Matthew Smart. « Chris Wygerde deserves an honourable mention for a strong effort. Manvers 1 team rolled over Port Perry Jara H ~ by a 9-0 score Terry = Petronio helped Manvérs with four goals with two by Jamie Cameron and one from Ashley Notenboom, Phil Lake and Chase Charland Tony Boomsma tuned in a good effort for Team H and the "coaching Staff plans to work on defense for the next game Advertisers: If Scugog Township i$ your market, the Scugog Citizen i$ your paper. LOCAL weekly circulation: 9,000 LOCAL eekly readership 25,000 » For advertisin or Doug O information, contact Valerie Ellis iffe at 985-6397. Fax: 985-1410.