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LER AOR The Scugog Youth Soccer Club has a new executive, already hard at work on plans for the next soccer season, which opens in about six months. This photo was taken at an ex- ecutive meeting in Port Perry last week. From Templeman, secretary; Leigh-Ann Goreski, publicity; director; left to right, front row: Edna Janice Stubbs, Bantam A's On Wednesday, Nov. 9th the Goreski Insula- tion Bantams had a rematch with the Oshawa Rotary Club Bantams. This game ended in an 8-2 victory for Port Perry. Scoring for Port Perry was Dave Burnett with 3 COMPLETE COOLING SYSTEM NRT a TE A NY OYE £14 AEE PRT ISON SVE AR AH 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 15, 1983 tournament; 3 1 #1 Evelyn Mark, registrar; and Kim Norton, publicity. At back, from left: Bob Ervine, vice-president; Colin Dodd, past president; Don Stiles, equipment; James Van Schagen, Bob Durocher, fields; Carl Stewart, head coach; Peter Kooger, assis- tant coach and Alf Huggins, president. goals, Rob Baker and Brad Traves each with one goal, Brad Menzies one goal and four assists, Dave Culbert one goal, one assist, Mark Barkey one goal, one assist, Greg Stapleton 2 assists, Steve Durham and Scott Feasby each had an assist. Kevin Cearns and Steve Whalen shared the goaltending duties. On Thursday, Nov. 10th, the Goreski Ban- tams travelled to Picker- ing Village and came home on the winning side of a 4-2 game. Rob Baker scored at 8:51 of the first CHECK-UP SPECIAL Anti-freeze installed, flush complete system- engine, radiator and heater. Also pressure test complete system 526. 50 PORT PERRY RADIATOR Located on Regional Road 8 period, assisted by Dave Burnett. Pickering came back a minute later to tie the game. In the second period, Scott Feasby put Port ahead on a screened slap-shot from the point, assisted by Dave 985-9127 J ti ~ Pickering once again tied the game. At the 4:22 mark of the period, Brad COME IN TO DIXIE LEE AND ENTER PEPSI'S ed Results from the J&D Carpentry defeated Sportsland by a score of 3-2 in game one of the Sunday Mens league. Scoring for J&D Car- pentry were Ken Toms, Brian Samis and Keijo Kinnuen assists went to Scott Davis with 2 and Brian Samis with one. Sportsland goals were scored by Tim Kane assisted by Wayne Norton and Wayne Fox and Bryan Norton un- assisted. Don Card was in goal for J&D and Ron Thompson for Sports- land. In game 2 Galley Fish and Chips defeated Crandell"s Riverboat 3-1. Galley's goals were scored by Dave Mann with two and John Foster with one. Assists went to Ted Willis and Mike Fitzgerald. Cran- dell's only goal was scored by Ken Little drub Oshawa 8-2 Menzies scored what proved to be the winning goal with the help of his team-mates Steve Durham and Chris Skura. Up until the last two minutes of the game, the Goreski boys had only drawn two penalties. In the last minute and 19 seconds of the game, the referees saw fit to put two of our players in the penalty box. Dan Vernon, Chris Skura and Dave Burnett, and of course the steady goaltending of Steve Whalen, were able to keep Pickering off the score board. With only two seconds left in the game, Dave Burnett was able to pull away from our end to go "the full length of the ice, and score the insurance goal Celt Goud tuegalalce IT'S FUN . "oxy UK IT'S EASY . and it's only at Dixie Lee! Come into Dixio Loe and Lee and discover how really good chicken and seafood can really be. 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