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Gladiators win another June 26 Provincial Signs 3 Gallaghers Gladiators 7 This game marked another win for the strong Gladiator's team. Scoring for Gladiator's were Ryan Duff with 3 and Jeremy Norton with 4. Although these 2 boys scored the goals, the whole team worked toge her with cxcellent kicking and CUPE golfers The weather couldn't have been better on Saturday, June 14, as over 50 golfers from the Durham Board of Education's CUPE Local 218 competed in their second annual "golf tournament at Summerlea Golf Course in Port Perry. Draws for prizes and gifts follow- ed the 18 hole round of golf. Winner of the men's trophy, with a score of 66, was Glenn Abbey. Runner-up was Bill Wright. Winner of the ladies' trophy was Marg Maltese with a score of 83. Brenda Miller and Sharon Taylor tied for second place. "Closest to the hole" prize was pick- ed up by Jim Woodward, with Marg Maltese in second place. Port Perry h ost for Midget tournament Port Perry Minor Softball Association will once again be hosting the 11th Annual Midget Soft- ball Tournament on July 18, 19 & 20. Flamingo, Vachon Division of Culinar will be again be sponsoring this event which is one of the most popular Softball Tournaments in the province for the Midget (17-18 yrs.) Boys Softball Teams. Chairman Wayne Venning and DURHAM SHADE & VERTICALS Vin Walker have lined up ten of the best teams in the province, with Agincourt, Napanee and Oshawa all returning for the eleventh time, with North York, Scarboro, Cedar Hill and a strong entry from Acton. New entries this year are Kemptville, Woodbridge and Vandorf. The local Canadian Tire Midgets are also expected to make a good showing in this tournament. 62' Look at these Savings!! Stock Verticals 75" x 84" ... Now *139.99 40% Custom Verticals, Venetians & Pleated Shades on Custom Draperies. CALL US NOW! 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Goals for Provin- cial signs were by Alan Clader with 2, Amanda Webb and Justin Wooten both played well and Sarah Brown showed some great passing. Provincial Signs 1 Legion 1 This game was end to end with good goal tending hence the close low score. Michael Smith showed some great defensive skills for the Provincial Signs team with Alan Calder and Sarah Brown working well mid-field. The goal for Provin- cial Signs was scored on a defensive error but credit was given to Alan Calder. Ryan Duff is to be com- mended for his super sportsmanship in playing his best for his new team- mates after he was traded. Good for vou Ryan! Gallagher's Gladiator's 1 Denny Metals § Good team work was exhibited by Denny Metals with each goal going to a different player. Scoring was by elo Di Lise, Michael Nichols, Sandy Mark and Jeremy Luke. There were a lot .of close calls for Gallagher's team but only one found the mark by Jeremy Norton. 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