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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, August 20, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Mini soccer Cup Day to be held Aug. 24 The mini soccer season is near- ing an end, with the last regular game being played this week. Cup Day will be Aug. 24, when all mini teams will play two games bet- ween 11 a.n® and 1 p.m. at the soccer fields. For anyone in- terested, mini soccer is always entertaining and often comical to watch. Last Tuesday night IGA defeated the hapless Fowler, Davies team 2-0. Both goals were scored by Matthew Kaminga. Lori Powell and Laura Batterink played a good running game, keeping the ball around the Fowler, Davies net. Adam Smart had some good shots on goal, and Brittany Zochodne got the shut- out for IGA. Robert Mark managed to keep the first half of the game scoreless in net for Fowler, Mites begin playoffs D.J. Taylor Insurance played its first game of the playoffs against P.P.M.S. with D.J. Taylor Insurance winning 9-5. It was a well played game by both teams with good plays and hits by P.P.M.S. were John Bacon - two hits, Erin Lane two walks and a good assist, Dianne Burnett - a good game. For D.J. Taylor Insurance, Shane Robinson - two walks, Lisa LeFort - two hits, Dave Justinsky - three hits. Davies, and Ryan Mowat con- tinued to show improvement, get- ting his foot on the ball several times. The Lions Club fell to Bruton's IDA by a score of 3-0. Bruton's at- tributes their successful evening to the outstanding play of Michael Sheehan. Despite the loss, the Lions Club had good goaltending efforts from Tim Donohue and Scott Martin. Chet Martin played a strong game throughout. Williams' Arms and Taylor Home Fuels played an exciting game to a 1-1 tie. Keri Vernooy scored for Williams' Arms and both Alexander McRae and Marie Gedge played well. Zack Pither tied the game for Taylor Home Fuels, on an assist from Marlie Bates. On Wednesday evening, Sport- sland dominated Ridge North Realty and won their game 5-0 thanks to great play by Erin Ed- wards and Matthew Sutherland. Erin opened the scoring with a great shot, which was followed by a goal by Matthew. Erin got the next two to earn her a hat-trick. Matthew got his second goal to make it a five goal game. Ridge North demonstrated good passing ability and made some good defensive plays. Chad Sansborough made some great kicks from the center line. Darlene Colton Photography just edged out Big V by a score of 1-0. Jessica Houthuys scored the game winner, assisted by James Colton. Alex McKay had a strong game for Big V, in one of the only games he has been held scoreless this year. Honorable mention goes to Jordan Beelby for good effort. THE KINSMEN CLUB OF PORT PERRY hosts THE 4TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT AT LAKERIDGE LINKS GOLF COURSE on Sunday September 15th,1991 j= a The Galley Gators defeated the Port Perry IGA Flames In the best of three ball hockey fi- oi A - "Sv nals on August 12. Pictured are Galley Gators team members (front, from left) Greg Warrin- er, Steve Durham, Derek Dexter, Craig Menzies, Karl Durham, Warren Geer, (back row) Dave Culbert, Kevin Gibson, Brad Menzies, Phil McBride, John Lalley, Bill Eade, Will Ed- wards, and John Harman. Undefeated during regular season play, the IGA Flames went down in flames with two tough losses In the best of three ball hockey finals. Pictured are Flames team members (front, from left) John Vaz, Rich LeFort, Ken Harman, Glen Archibald, Doug Bronson, Dan- ny Archibald, (back row) Kelly Ryan, Bill Foote, Gary Ldnce, Karl Durward, Clay Dempsey, and Jarrett Harman. Missing from the photo are Paul Beare, Greg Fedyk, Monty Harman, f TN Barbeque Steak Dinner..........Lots of Prizes $60.00 per Person in advance. $75.00 per Person at the door. Limited Spaces Available Pick up Your Form at Port Perry Optical or Pete's Pet Pantry in the Port Perry Plaza. Dean Abraham, Brian Evans, and Rick Cormier. Solid team effort Double action in Mites play-offs after August 25/91) the first week of power skating. Registration for 1991/1992 Season & Skate & Equipment Exchange at the Scugog Arena. Discount Registration Fees Tykes (born '84, '85, '86) ----------- 1 player --------=-=-sesmmmsmsamaooees 2 players (in same household) --------- 3 or more players (in same household) -- $455.00 | aon priate amount to Regular rates ($10.00 more per player apply Equipment Exchange: Equipment that you wish sold should be brought to the Arena on Thurs. August 22 between 6 and 9 pm. Consignment fee is 25%. Only hockey equipment that is in good condition - CSA approved - will be accepted for sale. Sellers are to pick-up proceeds/unsold equipment on Sun. August 25 between 2 and 4 pm. If desired, the unsold equip- ment may be left at the arena until Sat. Sept. 7 for possible sale during hand at Pineridge Sports or Sportsland & should be completed & .00 Sus 00 mailed (to be received ' before August 25) with a cheque for the PPM.H., Box 61, Port Perry LOL 1A2 In play-off action on Saturday, August 17, Van Camp Contracting played Shinn's Shakers in an ex- citing game with both teams fac- ing elimination! The Contracters received a good solid team effort with outstanding play from Steve MacLennan, Donnie Sherriffs, Matthew Stokes and Darryl solid team effort with great play from Alex Mitchell, James Pawis, Dylan Harper and Leslie Magyor. After five innings of exciting ac- tion, the Van Campers crew came out with a well deserved 8-4 win over the Shake crew. Great effort from all the players. 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Saturday, August 24 ------------ 10 am to 4 pm | Registration forms may The Shakers also played a good was another exciting, even mat- Thanks to all the coaches and Sunday, August 25 --------------- 2 pm to 4 pm | be picked up before: parents who helped make this an enjoyable and fun season and to all the players for their solid ef- forts over the season! NEE ET SKATE SALE Bauer 2000 CCM 451 $200." plus tax PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 983-2839 SL UAL TOR URL OEE HA EE 1 1 RY RACE Bt DY [HEI HY mrp rmrgEernd //