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LENSE 5 RR i Pe PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 5, 1987 -- 21 ET Sm ---- House league -- hii ESR BUR MEP i BE SR an ok ART NEAT Pe 1 ba PR His Sb EI a ae a soccer report Mini Division Port Perry Star continued their torrid pace with a 7-0 win over Port Perry Auto. Goal scorers for Port Perry Star were Greg Bruton with five goals and Jeff Ashton with other two. : In the other game, Gord Lewis Motors came out on top in a closely fought game with Ted E. Bear 2-1. Scoring for Gord Lewis were Stephen Nagy and Terry Ely. The lone scorer for Ted E. Bear was Tim Wary. Squirt Division © Squirt action continued with two games last week. Kinsmen behind a four goal performance by Shane | Norton easily got by 'Ridge North Realty 4-1. Scoring for Ridge North was Justin Halligan. The other game was much closer ~ with Canadian Tire and Lake ~~ Scugog Lumber tying 2-2. Scoring - both goals for Canadian Tire was John Schewaga. Lake Scugog goal scorers were Corey Wiatrzyk and Matt Bramham. oe Atom Division In the Atom Division last week the emphasis was on offence not defence. In the game Tuesday, Prestige Hair were cruising along against Denny Metals with a three goal lead when the wheels fell off. Denny Metals fought back in the se- cond half to salvage a 3-3 tie. Scor- ing for Prestige were Tommy Chambers with two and Kevin Hobbs with a single. Denny's scorers were Ryan Duff, Matt Brown and Matt Phoenix. Wednesday's game was another high scoring game with R&S Leather winning 6-3 over Denny Metals. The goal scorers for R&S Leather were Sandy Mark with three and singles going to Adam Hunter, Kelly Phipps and Stephen Hiemstra. Scoring for Denny Metals were Matt Phoenix, Matt Brown and Darren Kinnunen. SCUGOG CHORAL SOCIETY AUDITIONS for "Student Prince Auditions for major, minot leads and chorus. 7 PM - WED., AUGUST 12th & 19th Town Hall 1873, Port Perry (corner of Queen & Lilla Street) SHOW DATES -- MID-NOVEMBER (Present Members need not audition for chorus.) For more information contact Bobbie Drew ...985-7183 600 HN Sa Ah you true haulin New John Deere . It's almost .: ~*~ There's nothing LN else like it! Our new =. + All Materials Transport gives ability. Not just travel. Takes loads fe HL Sno: [Be LAS wm The Port Perry Mosquito Selects, sponsored by Dennis Anderson Chev-Olds competed in the annual Cosomos soccer tournament held over the weekend in North York. Against some very high calibre competition on Saturday, the team lost two games in searing heat. On Sunday, the players turned in a fine game against Leaside, losing by a 2-1 score in a match played in a driv- » Congratulations goes to V. Tromans of Caesarea, the winner of the Port Perry Tennis Club's 14' ing rain storm. Jerry Blackburn counted the goal for Port Perry. Front from left: Tony Sytsma, lan McClelland, Mike Williams, Steve Gilbert, Joanne Cook, Jennifer Hunter, Mark Cosway. At back from left: John Hall, Neil Hancock, Neil Mueller, Jerry Blackburn, Brett Lawson and Jeremy Luke. Coaches are Ron Gilbert, Clive Roane and Wayne Hancock. Tennis Club draw for canoe white checkered tablecloth and pink onade. Ralph Price was the win- of the winner of the best dress- tennis and lunch on Wednesday, August 12. If more of our lady members are interested in playing fiberglass canoe. The winning ti was sold by club member /R Hughes during Caesarea's R¢g Days.. Thanks also to anuther member, Horst Beitinger for donating the canoe. Your generosi- ty is overwhelming, Horst! The rain came down Sunday mor- ning after the short beginning of the 'Hot Pink Open' Mixed Doubles Tie Breaker Tournament, organized and ran by Georgia Brock. Pink was the theme; pink clothes adorned the - courts, pink potted plants, pink & man, clod entirely in pink. Diane Burt and Beth Charles tied for best dressed lady. Lucky "pink" draws were won by various members. Do Bigglestone, Heather McCrae, Georgia Brock, Sandy Greenwood, Judy Vanderwyst, and Cathy Reese were guests of the ladies of the Fenelon Falls Tennis Club last Wednesday. The tennis was fun, the weather was great and the lunch was superbly delicious. Ladies of the Fenelon Falls Tennis Club are visiting our courts for a morning of then sign up on the sheet posted on the new bulletin board. This coming weekend is our Junior's Tournament being organiz- ed and ran by Bob Alexander and Rebecca Kahn. The juniors are ex- cited about their tournament and no doubt there will be a lot of excited parents and friends in the gallery. The next big tournament ap- proaching is the Doubles Tourna- ment being organized and ran by Laurie Cooper and Do Bigglestone on August 15th and 16th. 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