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The Child's Wish Foundation was enriched * by about $3,000 on August 9th, thanks to more than 100 golfers who played in the Second An- nual Hardiman-Mount and Associates tour- naments for charity. The event at Sunnybrae was organized and hosted by insurance brokers Jim Hardiman and Barry Mount (at right in photo). The winning team with a nifty 54 (best ball with handicap) was the Scarborough group from left: Jerry Chinner, John Wagner, Ashley Chinner and Mike Wagner. They defeated the Port Perry four- some of Gary Edgar, Clark Menzies, Doug Bron- son and Jim Betson who also had a 54 score. It took a two-hole playoff. Representing the Child's Wish Foundation was Karen Lent. This organiza- tion provides money and assistance to make "wishes come true' for terminally ill children, such as trips to Disneyland. In the past few years, more than 70 such youngsters have been granted a wish by the Foundation. Results from the Due to a series of mix-ups the results for the last few games have not appeared in the paper. Rain cancellations and make-up games due to holidays have made for a con- fusing situation. Also the results from the Markham Tournament have finally been found. Fifteen representative players from the House League were chosen to represent Scugog Youth Soccer at a tournament in Markham, July 26. The first game was won by default and Scugog went into the second against Newmarket with high spirits scoring quickly on a penalty shot awarded to Sandy Mark. Defense players Michael Smith, Alan Calder, and Ryan Williams worked well. Although most of the mid-field ball control was by Scugog's Karen Kett, Matt Phoenix, Jay Tredway and Jeremy Norton, - Newmarket managed to score. Steven Gilbert smothered lots of hard shots though. The score ended with a 4-1 victory for Newmarket and everyone was pleased with the excellent officiating and super skills of each team. Scugog Youth Soccer Leagues Thursday, August 6 Denny Metals 6 - Canadian Legion 1 This was a super game for the Legion team as they really put: it together to take this game. Working hard on the forward line and giving Denny Metals defense a hard time were forwards Davey Bourgeois with 2 goals, Johnny Hall 1, Steven Gilbert 1, Neil Hancock 1, and Daryl Bourgeois 1. The lone goal for Den- ny Metals was scored by Sandy Mark. Gallaghers Gladiators ? Provincial Signs ? This scrimmage game was a lot of fun for the kids as well as the spectators. With Provincial Signs short-handed it was decided to try and play a make-up game at a later date. Lots of goals were scored in both nets but it was impossible to tally up a score as players were be- ing swapped back and forth. There was no lack of competitive spirit though as many players worked hard - especially Michael Balmforth, Christina Clark, Sara Brown, Andrew O'Toole, Alan Calder, Ryan Williams, and Brett Lawson. Jeremy Norton and Ryan Duff scored 4 and 3 goals' Scugog next faced Rexdale - a Port thrashes Newcastle iti mn =m, ummm defense was really put to the test When the goalie has possession of Port Perry Pee Wee soccer team played against Newcastle on August 12th at the Scugog fields. With all players and coaches back from holidays, they over-powered Newcastle 7-0. Drew Cardinal scored Port's first goal on a pass from Jason Towns. Alec Cranmer opening. Port Perry Lawn Bowling Club OFFICIAL OPENING Saturday, August 23, 1986 Simcoe St. N. and Regional Rd. 8, Port Perry It's prime time to help us celebrate our 1st Birthday. scored the 2nd and 3rd goals, the first from Shawn Plain and the se- cond from Drew Cardinal and Craig Leask, to take a good lead after the QT-- TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 2) em --\ with Rexdale scoring 5 in the first half. Scugog showed great spirit and Danny Brown stood his ground in net, Johnny Hall and Neil Hancock passed well and everyone worked "A 23 year old Newmarket man is in serious condition in Sunnybrook Medical Centre following a single car accident Sunday evening on Durham Road 23 and Brock Township 4th Concession. Regional Police say Christopher the ball he must give it back to his team mates as quickly as possible. He can use his hands to throw it sidearm, overarm or roll it along the first half of play. hin ground. He can punt or drop kick it In the second half the team press- Xtra hard. Despite injuries, Scugog when he wants it as far as possible RESULTS OF seu Cog MeN > 1 LOB BALL LEAGUE ed on with Stuart Dyer scoring on a Shoe Lreat sportsmanship, down the field. gust Ih pass from Alec. Alec Cranmer then 110 CINE the opponents to 1 goal. 1. Rolled throw (bowling style - Teams GP W L T Pts. got his hat trick on some nice ball Ryan Duff, Mark Brows and 460° bounce it!), 2. Baseball throw, Seagrave Steel Buildings 12 10 2 0 20 passing from Jeff Parry and Stuart Micheal iho is Dave et well. 3. Overarm throw, 4. Punt kick or Galley Fish and Chip 11 9 1 1 19 Dyer. Our 6th goal went to Gavin rk this " oh drop kick (one bounce), 5. Ground Country Lane Realty 0 8 2 0 16 Cronie on a pass from Drew Car- fo Kwi p tear Sven. Ce dead-ball kick - goal kick - may be Kinsmen mM 6 4 1 13 dinal. This was Gavin's first goal of he PragHce ee Jor €am taken by defense while goalie covers Port Perry Auto Glass 12 6 6 0 12 the season - congratulations! shows lols of potential. net. A. Oppers Aluminum 12 6 6 0 12 B aur fina] goal was scored by Rory ' 11 4 7 0 8 ell unassisted. N k t+ : Dy ra 11 3 8 0 6 Greg Nive in goal made some ewma r e ma n Forders Insurance 1m 2-9 0 4 great saves and was assisted oa o : ec © Sportsland mn 1 10 0 2 ense by Dave Cosway, | d po : --| and Jason Towns. serious Y injure James Pearce was southbound ina 1982 Datsun when it weat out of con- trol and rolled over in the ditch. He was alone in the car. A police spokesman said the young man suf- fered severe head injuries as a result of the accident. at 1:00 ps. PINERIDGE An onvitation is extended to the SPORTS PORT PERRY public to attend this official CC SHOP i MINOR HOCKEY HOCKEY REGISTRATION Player Registration at Scugog Arena Discount on all rates will apply if registered by Sunday, September aaa LS a will be held on the following dates: FRIDAY, SEPT. 5th - 6 to 9 P.M. SAT., SEPT. 6th - 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. SUNDAY, SEPT. 7th - 2 to 4 P.M. -- ALL BOYS IN SCUGOG ARE ELIGIBLE -- Tykes must be 5 years old in the current calen- dar year to register All players please bring helmets to registration 7th, 1986. RATES: TYKES $70.00 (Discount Rate $60.); ONE BOY $110.00 (Discount Rate $100.); TWO BOYS $180.00 (Discount Rate $160.); FAMILY of 3 or MORE $270.00 (Discount $240.) Registration Fee includes profes- sional Power Skating Instruction. No post-dated cheques at discount rate after September 7th, 1986. BIRTHORY SPECIAL Saturday, Au (starts 5 gust PRIME RIB DINNER 8 oz) and old fashioned Yorkshire Pudding, plus vegetable, soup or juice, dessert, and coffee PS. -- and a flower for the ladies. While quantities last... all for only 1.95 each Now that's a Birthday Gift! CONWAY PLACE mavmsmomer =~ HWY. 7A (by the Causeway) -- 985-7631 \ PLEASE NOTE: Due to lost equipment in past seasons, we request that all socks, sweaters, goal equipment, pants, bags. etc belonging to P P MHA must be returned to the arena dunng registration dates. The cost of replacing lost equipment will greatly reflect on the future cost of registration fees. PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY EXECUTIVE MINOR HOCKEY LADIES' AUXILIARY Skate & Equipment Sale SCUGOG ARENA |, otcowiomert., ning articles to arena - ur rom FRIDAY, SEPT. 5th - 6 10 9 P.M. | 50010 900 PM for further miomation cal SAT., SEPT. 6th - 10AM. to 4 PM. | SANDY DURHAM ... 985-3512 SUNDAY, SEPT. 7th - 2 to 4 P.M. PAT CONNORS ... 985-9669 N