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EDN 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- a! August 3, 1988 Homestead nips Whitby in girls soccer This past week our Homestead Furniture Girls team put on it's finest game of the year. They were playing Whitby Optimists. The last game they were badly outplayed by this team. This week however, with great determination, they outplayed the opposition and won 1-0. The goal was scored by Karen Kett assisted by Mari Farquharson and Kelly Phipps. Very strong games by Sara Brown, Kelly Phipps, Lisa Dodd, Paula Reed and Megan Baxter were instrumental in the win. Both Sara Cosway and Amy Plain played a solid game in goal. With this win, we now feel that as the season draws to a close, the championship is within our grasp!! MINI-DIVISION Last week Canadian Tire over- whelmed Rotary Club 5-1 and Lake Scugog Lumber squeaked by Big V 2-1. Scoring for Canadian Tire were Ashleigh Murphy with three goals and Philip Krohn with two. The lone goal for Rotary Club was scored by Shawn Martin. In the other game Mark Kuiken and Carla McLaughlin scored for Lake Scugog Lumber while Sara Smith scored for Big V. -- PSYCHOTHERAPY -- -- STRESS MANAGEMENT -- Port Perry Counselling Services MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, 462 PAXTON ST. XV 3% Maureen Salkeld, B.A., M.Ed. or -- MARRIAGE & FAMILY COUNSELLING -- -- DIVORCE MEDIATION -- A 9 985-075 -- DAY or EVENING -- ANDERSON'S SECURITY SYSTEMS * 24 HR. Electronic Alarms * Protect your Family Wireless Detection Devices -- Fire / Medic / Burglary * Windows * Doors * Smoke * Shock * Glass Breakage * Infrared * Personal Transmitting Devices CERTIFIED & BONDED LOCKSMITH 985-0026 Exclusive Dealer for Ontario -- BE SAFE -- Don't become a victim! SECURITY CONSULTANT SHUR-GAIN protection A soothing iodine formulauon designed for 'dipping teats right after every milking. Prevent mastitis causing organisms infecting teats and udders. Teat dipping is the single most effective practice to drastically reduce mastitis. SHUR-GAIN DIVISION Canada Packers Inc Port Perry Feeds Ltd. 40 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry - 985-7363 H & M Wright Feed Co. Ltd. 14 Scugog Street, Blackstock - 986-4201 Brooklin Flour Mills Ltd. Cassels St. E. Brooklin 655-4851 Spencer's Feed Service Ltd. Greenbank 985-3371 SQUIRT DIVISION In a well played game between Port Perry Star and Classic Photo, Port Perry Star came out on top 3-0. Adam Hobbs with two goals and Tyler Wootton with a single were the scorers for the Star. Meanwhile, the Royal Cana- dian Legion finally managed to overcome the winning streak of Van Camp Contracting by beating them 2-0. Troy Campbell brought his team to victory with his two goal performance. | ATOM DIVISION Shaun Walsh of Prestige Hair put in a strong showing with four goals, while Todd Parry and Matt Phillips each scored a single to lead their team to victory over Gord Lewis Motors 6-3. Putting in a solid effort for Gord Lewis was Aaron Lafontaine with the hat- trick. Taylor Ford Mercury still dominates the division and their 13-0 win over Rent & Save keeps them undefeated. John Schewaga and Tommy Chambers led the way with four goals each with pairs going to Matt and Gavin Baxter. Michael Smith finished out the scoring with a single. Don't forget to come out and available at the Port Perry Star FAVA For more information call 985-7383 Sports Land '985-2174 Trophies Engraving Team Uniforms Team Jackets Silk Screening support the local Port Perry Soc- cer Tournament this coming weekend, (Aug. 6 & 7), at the Soc- cer Fields. The Atomeand Mos- quito Select teams will be com- peting against various out of town teams in what should prove to be an exciting two days of soccer. Biologists worry as pike found in lake There have been persistent reports of finding northern pike in Canal Lake in Victoria County. This is cause for concern since northern pike have not been found in the Kawartha Lakes. Biologists believe one of the reasons the Kawartha Lakes maintain ex- cellent muskellunge pepulations is because there are no pike. When pike invade new waters they can seriously affect existing fish stocks, particularly muskellunge. In April, Ministry of Natural Resources staff conducted a net- ting study on Canal Lake and con- firmed that pike were well established. Immediately, netting was shifted to Mitchell Lake, the next lake upstream, to determine if pike had invaded it as well. The Kirkfield Liftlock presents a for- midable but not impossible bar- rier to the movement of pike from Canal to Mitchell Lake. The net- ting in Mitchell Lake did not catch any pike. Although a good sign, this cannot be considered con- clusive and further studies on Mit- chell are planned. Anyone catching a northern pike from Mitchell or Balsam Lake should keep it and notify the Ministry of Natural Resources in Lindsay at (705) 324-6121 or Zenith 73000. Pike or any other species should never be released into another body of water. This is il- legal and could have serious negative results on existing fish stocks. The Ministry of Natural Resources wants to prevent the further spread of northern pike in the Kawartha Lakes. If pike reach Mitchell Lake, they will be at the top of the Kawartha Lakes chain and could invade the downstream lakes quickly. Streak at 10 Despite having only a seven player roster due to vacations, the Seagrave Park Squirts ran their record to 10-0 with a 14-9 win over Greenbank Sponcor Feeds Tues- day night. Kent Taylor provided most of the offensive spark as he totalled 8 RBI's, including a pair of three- run homers. Chad Kearns ran his season strikeout totals to 55, fanning 7 in the first three innings. The Green- bank hitters did break Chad's season hitless string, picking up 3 hits in a 4 run fourth inning. Brandon Puckrin contributed to both defense and offense, as he pitched the final inning allowing 1 run; and also chipped in with a triple. He also assisted on two inning-ending outs by Ryan Williams which were instrumen- tal in the Seagrave victory. Liberal bar-b-q Ivan and Bev Grose are hosting a barbecue at their home, 3685 Courtice Road, on Sunday, August 7th, food refreshments, live music, games and very short speeches, will fill the time from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Special guest of honour is "Paul Martin Jr."', son of the former long time Liberal cabinet minister. Paul Jr. recently won the nomination to represent the Liberals in the next Federal elec- tion in the Montreal area riding of Lasalle-Emard. "Ivan Grose is currently seeking the Liberal nomination in the local riding of Durham. The Groses promise a good time for all and emphasize bring your own lawn chairs and 'bring the kids', not necessarily your own! The Junior Summer Tennis Program came to a happy close July 29, after weeks of learning everything from forehands and lobs, to rules and etiquette. The kids Involved also were tested by the Tennis Canada Performance Award. Scheme and most showed lots of improvement. Their teachers Included Diane. Burt, Alex Pllepic and Sophia Brendon.