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All eyes are on the ball [where they should be] "during this Mini Soccer match last week between West Shore Marine [striped jerseys] and Scugog Soccer. Despite good defense play by Scugog Soccer, West Shore Marine won in an exciting match 2-1. Jake Luke scored the first goal in the first quarter. Steven Parrish shot one in on a penalty kick making it 2-0 for West Shore. Scugog Soccer players hung in there, and came back in the 4th quarter with a goal by Keven Brown. Brian's Towing - 2 Scugog Lumber - 2 Mini Field 2 was the site of a hard fought soccer game which ended in a tie on Wednesday night. Brian's Towing dominated play throughout the game but was unable to score an insurance goal in the last' Denna Lovering quarter. played a strong game for Brian's Towing but was un- able to connect at the net. Two excellent saves by goalie Ian McClelland kept Scugog Lumber from tieing the score until the final second in the fourth quarter. Duane Empringham scored both goals for Brian's towing. Scoring for Scugog Lumber were Jason Vernon and Gretchen Cornish with the tieing goal. MOSQUITO SOCCER LEAGUE Sipco Oilers vs. Vachon by Julie Allsopp Half-way through the first half of play no. 9 for Vachon, Barry Willerton, managed to break through the Oilers defensive and score the first goal of the game. The Oilers defense tightened up but just before the half-time whistle no. 12, Mark Kendall -- managed to score again for Vachon. At the beginning of the 2nd half Oiler David Irvine had an excellent try for a goal but unfortunatley it went wide. Another goal was scored for Vachon by player no. 14. NALCO ALUMINUM BOATS Quality at an affordable price! 10yearwarré ®12'or14'in regular or extra deep models IE MA IRINR LORE FRE BN 4 VR TARE A PRY The match ended with West Shore kicking its way to a 3 bial SRSEAT. HTL 2 ei DRA ORAL hash Sapa gen tae ot EE dip ih adi close 2-1 victory. The other Mini game ended in a 2-2 draw between Brians Towing and Lake Scugog Lumber. Scugog Soccer Action Two excellent corner kicks were taken by David Irvine for the Oilers but Sipco were unable fo take advantage of them. Vachon scored again before the final whistle put- ting them in the lead 4-0. ATOM LEAGUE ACTION Port Perry Auto - 4 Royal Canadian Legion - 1 by Brian Mark The Port Perry Auto team eventually wakened up and broke a four game losing streak by scoring a convincing 4-1 victory over the never-say-die Legion team. With both teams having 'only 11 players everyone had to work hard and the Port Perry lot worked just that bit harder. " From a Neil Mark pass little Michael Butt slid a nice ball into the corner of the net past the Legion's goalie, Ronnie Davis, Jeff Mills, the flying blue centre, countered in short time with a well placed shot. Goalie Ronnie came close to stopping a Neil Mark shot but it trundled over the line. Play bounced back and forth with Jamie Petrie, Derek Fitzgerald, Sean Bradbury, John Meeter and Craig Laskie of the Legion team and Adam Newman, Vince Criscione, John Cottrell of Port Perry Auto battling for supremacy in the middle. Slowly Dean Stone and Peter Brock took over the middle of the field and the latter shot in a beauty of a goal before Michael Butt got the fourth goal and sealed the result. MAGNETIC SIGNS For Trucks, Cars, etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 YORK RIVER PEDAL BOATS A summer of funon the water! ® Easyto pedal &fun ® No Gas! Great Exercise! * FISHING BOATS *CANOES *DINGHYS * MOORING WHIPS 159 CASIMIR STREET, PORT PERRY, ONTARIO FOX MANOR MARINE & SPORTS a PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 22, 198) -- 15 Blackstock news by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Horton (nee Debbie Walsh) who were married on Saturday after- noon in Port Perry Roman Catholic Church. The recep- " tion and dance was held in the Port Perry Legion. On Friday evening the re- hearsal party was held at the home of Ralph and Joan Swain. Sorry to report that John Lawrence and Bill Johnston are patients in Oshawa Hospital. Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey took Joy and Tara to Quin-No-Lac Camp south of Madoc for a week of camping and fellow- ship. On their return home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevenson, Joe Jr. and Sam on their 172 acre farm near Harold. Evelyn and Joe send. their good wishes to former friends and neighbours. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin hosted the annual McLaughlin picnic on Sunday. Over sixty members of the clan enjoyed a fine time in spite of the poor weather conditions. Congratulations to Grant Thompson who celebrated his 79th birthday on Friday. Mrs. Robert Paisley Jr. and her daughter Jane drove Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paisley Sr. from Dunnville to attend the tractor Pull. Gord's Mom and Dad are staying for a holiday with Gord, Craig and Cathy. Mrs. Ada McMullen was a Saturday afternoon caller of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. John Kris- tensen have returned home from an enjoyable three week holiday in their home- land Denmark. Darcy Dorrell of Charlton and his girlfriend from near TROPHIES and | ENGRAVING | | IDO- NO's}| scorn, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD 178 QUEEN STREET - 985-2839 Amun EE I 66 Brock St. W., Uxbridge 852-5291 DENTURE THERAPIST 214 Dundas St.E., Whitby 668-7797 Sudbury spent the weekend with the Harold McLaughlin family. While here they visited Sheep Focus, Wonderland and the Black- stock Tractor and Truck Quite a number from here attended the Orange Parade in Bowmanville on Saturday afternoon. Also many attended the Oshawa Fair held over the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kelly, Leigh and Scott of Cottam were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. Joining them for Saturday supper and the evening were Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly of Bobcaygeon and Mr. Kevin Windover of Lindsay. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton and family for the weekend were Lennie Horton and his friend Wendy of Bracebridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morris of St. Williams, Mr. John Hoy of Oshawa and his friend Leslie of Toronto. Winners of the weekly Senior Citizen's card party with 19 tables were: 1. Doris Rohrer - 91; 2. Alvin Spencer -- 90; 3. Harold Burgess - 4. Richard Manns - 83; 5. Herman Kerry - 81; 6. Agnes Prescott - 80. Low - Marion Bell 50-50. Winners: 1. Syd Brown; 2. Ruby Tripp; 3 Weir Swain. A group of local farmers and their wives enjoyed a three day tour of Kent and Essex Counties on the Soil and Crop Improvement Association Tour. Attending from here were John and Marion Carnaghan, Roy and Edith McLaughlin, Glenn and Marion Larmer, Ivan and Margaret Mountjoy, Ernie and Connie Swain, Harvey and Joan Graham, Lloyd and Thelma Wright, Walter and Audrey Wright and Murray and Aileen Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fraser and family of Agincourt. PENS Pencils - Markers All Colours 235 Queen Street 985-7383 163 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 579-8752 JCIG IEA SAIC IEICE IC ICICI CICACAL IC IG A 257 CCA PORT PERRY STAR | general. Sports Writer Wanted . The Port Perry Star is looking for a part-time reporter to cover local sports activities. No formal writing experience or training is but the person must have a keen interest in local athletics and an understanding of sports in If you think you'd like to have a whirl at sports reporting, call John McClelland at 985-7383. NSRP TA LCS REAR AO POA AA ys Say Dh Ae CA 8 >» be) (os AA a : pra ie 3 a