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GRR VA YSU LORS Gis ; ; Teams compete for local soccer championships by Brian Yeo the league to be a well 8" August 25th 1979 turned out balanced group thanks to WH to be an eventful day for the Leagiie Vice-president John ; Scugog Youth Soccer Clubas Rodway. 3s two teams from the club As the Scugog Soccer Park WA pulled off a double in the has 4 pitches, the Atom Fo club's 1979 season. Division also had their SOF The day was the cup day battles going on at the same gr where every team in the club competed for various spon- sored trophies in a knockout competition. At 9:30 a.m. the day start- ed with the 5 to 7 year old Minis. This, because of the nature of their league was not a competition but a play time. The first being be- tween the Mara Limestone Pebbles (girls) and Peter- borough Lumber Chippies. The winner being the Chipp- ies progressing them to the semi-final. The second game between the Chicken Coop Dough Boys and Port Perry time, when every team com- Printing Devils turned out to peted to finish their season. be another cliff hangar with Every boy and girl received most of the game being the club crest and a ribbon medalion signifying their first year in soccer. The Squirt age groups soon got underway with Squirts 1 Orange Bombers versus the Port Perry Chrysler Arrows \{n the first round, the event- ual winner being the Orange Bombers after a tough battle only resolved by penalty kicks. The Bombers then played Drapeau Cartage Selects the 1979 League winning 2 to 0 moving them individual player trophies. further the ends of the great winners. Result 3to1forthe onto the final for the cup May I take this opportun- sport of socer. i Selects. At the same time against Port Perry Printing ity to thank the referees of . General meeting for R F - | : g another game was in process. Canadian Tire Whippets versus the Irvine Construction Woodchucks. Canadian Tire took this one 2 to 1. This brought the final game for the cup between the Canadian Tire Whippets and Drapeau Cartage Selects. A great struggle developed with the game going most of the way 1 to 1 until Drapeau Selects put another goal away to become the first double of the day League and cup champions for 1979 Squirt Division. The low scores of these games and the great strug- gles which took place showed played as a 1 to 1 tie until the Devils very near the end put a goal away. Final Result 4 to 1 for the Devils. The semi-final game took place between Colin Ball Motors Mustangs, League Champions for 1979 Atoms, and the Peterborough Lum- ber Chippies. What a game. Nobody really knew what the result would be. However the Mustangs did it again Devils. The Atom final cup game proved to be a battle of skill and determination by both teams. The Mustangs man- aged to put a goal in shortly before half time. With the Devils playing great soccer, however the Mustangs would not be denied and soon scor- ed their second goal about 10 minutes from the end, and went on to score the last goal of the game, giving them the result 3-0 and the second double of the day. League and Cup champions for 1979 Atom Division. Each boy and girl in the Club received the club crest or medalion. The finalists a be a PR 5% oi The Drapeau Ca rtage Selects coached # 5 Bache and Jim Callan are the League winners in the Squirt division of the Scugog Youth Soccer League. Front from left: Kelly Ann Cottrell, Chris Legere, small trophy and the champ- ions a large team trophy plus our club for their hard work and dedication. - Also the parents, players, coaches, and executive for your sup- port in this the first year of: the soccer club. I would be wrong if I did not also thank our sponsors for their moral and financial support without which we could not have done so much this year. But it's not over yet. Coming Up. All Star games between Scugog and Uxbridge September 7th in Uxbridge and September 22nd in Port. Thank you once again everybody. It's been a privi- ledge being the president the first year of the club. I hope we did all that was needed to everybody September 19th Port Perry High School. WET oe 1 .Y Ks) AT MURRAY WILSON by Doug Steve Mc # gw Tavish, Jeff Mowat, Ferguson, and Craig Laskey. Second row from left: Jason Callan, Glenn Page, Brett Drew, David Irvine, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 29, 1979 -- 19, Node Andrew Miller, and David Schwan. Terry Wa Te ene RE AR CTR ~ --------- --~ EEE ron FL YA. TNE a <S EE x Tren i MN ih "oe J | Why not have... WATER? Home Demonstration and Testing of your water at absolutely no charge. 1. Softens ordinary hard water by eliminating the harsh minerals. 2. Filters and removes rust & iron that today's hard water carries. 3. Refines the existing hard water by removing stain forming impurities. ns Bola = mes = AQUAFINE WATER REFINER 101 Mary St.W., Lindsay 705-324-6888 Please have a representative contact my home and explain more about your refining equipment. i Bb 3 ow : | JTYY ) Wiad oko. avi iki x Sh ht SN Jones. Middle row: Bob Baker, Ray Daniels, Todd Reamsbottom, Barry Willerton, and Chris Miller. Back from left: Mike VanderMeer, Alex Kupcis, Todd Soomre, Sean Fisher and Robbie Scott. Colin Ball Mustangs to the league championship in the ° Atom Division. Front from left: Jim Sturman, John Sturman, Wayne Buller, Brian Dean, and Kevin