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Scugog Soccer results ATOM DIVISION Two weeks ago saw Bruton's I.D.A. edging Taylor Petro Canada by a score of 2-0. Goals coming from Tyler Wootton and "Rob Murphy. In the other Atom game Taylor Ford Mercury with two goals each from Chris Arnold, Colin Mark and John Schewaga, overcame Dennis Anderson 6-0. Last week saw Taylor Ford Mercury squeaking by Bruton's Greenbank wins On July 18th Perfect Heatings Greenbank team met with Seagrave on Seagraves home turf. This was anyone's game as Seagrave was leading the ball game 3-2 until the 4th inning when Perfect Heating came back getting 10 runs in the 4th and 5th innings making the final score 12-3. Perfect Heating saw Mike Phoenix not only pitch a good game, he also hit 4 for 4, one of which was a home run. Mat Blowe also hit a home run and went 3 for 4 at the plate. Heather Tredway hit 3 for 4 and also pitched well. Travis MacSween hit a nice triple and Graeme Powell and Steven Postma played a good defensive game. Seagraves team had Mark Turnbull pitch an awsom wind- mill pitching game as well as hit 3 for 4. Brennan Arsenault hit a nice home run and Jason Gilliam played a great defensive game at back catch. ' Just no contest Williams Arms 8 Stouffville 1 Stouffville visited the Williams Arms Pee Wee Twos with only. nine players, which proved to be ® [ Mike's fine game On Tuesday July 18, B & R Electric destroyed Greenbank Four-kee 26-1 to take over third place. Michael Bent was the star of the game for B & R Electric. He pitched 3 almost flawless innings striking out 8 and catching a pop- up, while allowing only 4 hits and a walk. He also had 2 put-outs while playing first base plus he caught a fly-out while playing centrefield. Cara Vander Slagt, Travis Huckley, and Jason Coish also helped out defensively by pitching 4 innings amongst them. They allowed only 2 walks and 6 hits. The only run of the game for Greenbank Four-kee was scored off Jason. Offensively, everyoneon B&R Electric was hitting as they all managed to get on first base at least 4 time. Keyin Duncan and Michael each went 7 for 7, while Justin Kowalczyk went 5 for 5 and Jason went 6 for 7. Michael and Jason also had a walk each, while Justin had 2. [ PORT ERRY CLINIC HOGAN'S HEARING AID CENTRE of Port Perry DENNIS J. HOGAN 230 Queen Street * NOTE NEW NUMBER * 985-4422 WED. ONLY 1906 PM their demise. Though they took the field with two over-age players, they were no match for the fresh substitutes Williams Arms provided. Stouffville were never able to contain Kendall Chorosteche, Jeremy Luke, or Jerry Blackburn who scored two goals each. Many of those goals were due to the fine play of John Hall on left wing, Lori Buscher, and excellent defence by Dave Bourgeois and Sara Brown. Melissa Chilton, Sally Irving, Tiffany Reed, and Josh Short put in strong performances to give the Pee Wee Twos an overwhelm- ing advantage. Jeff Andrews scored a goal and confused the op- position with great ball control. A special mention should go to Mike Tripp who, as usual, displayed superb goal tending. Mike scored a goal in this game, to confirm his all round ability. I.D.A. 3-2. John Schewaga led Taylor Ford with two goals and the single going to Robbie Bredin. Scoring for Bruton's was Andrew Martin. The other game Taylor Petro Canada edged out Dennis Anderson by a 3-1 score. Scoring for Petro Canada was John Chambers, Alex Dell, and Greg Bruton. Blayne Kinnunen scored the lone goal for Dennis Anderson. MOSQUITO DIVISION (BOYS) Two weeks ago, Port Perry Rent and Save and Port Perry Printing put on a goal scoring feast for all to see. The Port Per Printing although lacking a full team put up a brave fight, in this 8-4 loss. Ryan Duff and Matt Cameron had two goals apiece for the Port Perry Printers. Aaron Lafontaine led the charge for Rent and Save with the hat trick. Kevin Hobbs and Tommy Chambers chipped in with two each, with Kristan Wootton ad- ding a single. This past week Rent and Save travelled to Uxbridge on the 17th, but unfortunately suffered a 6-1 loss. Scoring the goal for Rent and Save was Kevin Hobbs. On Wednesday the 19th, Rent and Save entertained Stouffville and came away as winners by a score of 3-1. Kristan Wootton led the way with two goals and Kevin Hobbs the single. The other two Port Perry teams were up against one another aswell with the House of Howard team downing the Port Perry Printers by a score of 7-1, Unfor- tunately no scorers available. CONTINUOUS FORMS Printed and Blank PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 LE Special invite for gardeners Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashton Allen's Siding P (FORMERLY CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM) ALUMINUM & VINYL ~ WINDOWS -- Tilt for easy cleaning -- Install in existing frames -- Casement Bay, Bow Side Sliders and many more styles. SHUTTERS WINDOWS DOORS AWNINGS 2 TWIN PATIO DOORS 2 i ALL ragemank of Standard Buide Components IMB Y a 2RUS2 The best patio doors on the market! Double or Triple Glazed Brooklin Horticulture members have a special invita- tion to visit the lovely gardens of Douglas Lycett of Orono, to view his exotic imported tetraploid daylilies and those he is hybridiz- ing, on Saturday, July 29 from 1:00 p.m. and on into the after- noon. He is located at Pollard Rd. R..R 1, Orono, east off Taunton Rd. For further directions, you may call Margaret at 655-4825. Thursday evening, July 27 is euchre night at the Ashburn Com- munity Centre at 8:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Jim and Elaine Ewing from Brampton visited Elaine's parents, Joan and Theo Knight over the weekend. Visitors at the Ashton home during the past week were Mrs. Flora Black of Milton, Rev. and Mrs. George Moore, Port Perry, Arnold Ashton, Etobicoke, and Laurence Doble of Mississauga. Frank and Margaret Mitchell of Deep River spent several days with Muriel Fisher. Last Saturday afternoon, many friends and relatives gathered together in Muriel's lovely new home, in honour of Frank and Margaret as they celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Catherine Humphrey, Margaret's sister, read a lovely poem that she composed, as a tribute to the hap- py couple. The afternoon was spent visiting and reminiscing with old friends, of which I thoroughly enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were served, in- cluding the beautifully decorated Anniversary Cake. From all your Ashburn friends, Margaret and _ Frank, we congratulate you, and we trust you will enjoy many Dire happy years of wedded liss. Burns Kirk Ladies Guild are sponsoring a fundraising coach tour to Frankenmuth, Michigan. This is a three day, two night trip, leaving early Tuesday, September 19 and returning late Thursday, September 21. There will be a tour of the Bavarian Village, famous for its old world crafts, and a visit to Bronner's, the world-famous Christmas store, as well as many other ex- citing things to see and do. Reser- vations and payments are due by July 27. If you have ever wished to visit Frankenmuth, Michigan's little Bavaria, now is your oppor- tunity to join with us on this tour. It sounds like an exciting three days. For further information and reservations, call 655-4825 or 655-3900 right away. We welcomed our Minister, Rev. McEntyre back to the pulpit on Sunday morning. His sermon was titled "The Ten Command- ments." For the month of August, there will be no church school. This will be an opportunity for the teachers to have a little holiday, as it seems the pupils have been enjoying one for a while. SUPPORT THE | COMMUNITY | MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Building Fund FLORIDA ROOMS Enjoy the summer surrounded by sunshine! 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