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34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 20, 1989 Four straight for girls team Homstead Furniture Mosqui- to Girls Soccer team made it 'four wins in a row on Thursday night by trouncing Whitby Dairy Queen 8-1. Once again the Furniture girls took control early on two goals by Shauna Cornish in the first ten minutes of play. Whit- by tried hard to score and were finally rewarded with a goal at the 20 minute mark. The Whitby goal was what our girls needed in order to mount another attack and scored two more goals. The first by Kelly Phipps and the second by Amanda Webb. The first half ended with Homestead leading 4-1. Hot game for Heating gang MITES 9-10 YEAR OLDS On June 6th, Perfect Heating's Greenbank team showed its fire by winning their third game of the season against B & R Electric 20-0. Hot players for Greenbank were Jeremy Gibson with a grand slam and went 4 for 4 at the plate. Greg Phayre and Dana Hooker also hit 4 for 4. Amanda Robinson played great defense on 3rd base and Graeme Powell getting two out in the 6th inning covering 2nd base. Playing a great pitching game for B & R Electric was Kevin Duncan who only allowed 4 runs in 3 innings. Shona'Moase played a great defensive game on Ist base and Cara Vander Slagt who scored the only run for B & R Electric. On June 13th Perfect Heating and D.J. Taylor had a fun game against each other with Perfect Heating taking the win 13-9. Mike Phoenix played a good solid game along with Heather Harris and Graeme Powell who hit well for Greenbank. B & R Electric saw Laura Hooker do some outstanding plays and catches from the field. Ryan Maynes hit a nice triple and Christopher Langford played a good solid first game. MENZIES CAR CARE & SALES COMPLETE RECONDITIONING also Waxing & Buffing Oilskin, No Drip Non-Toxic Rustproofing - USED VEHICLE SALES - A reconditioned car adds "value" to your investment. Phone 985-8291 (Just off Rose Street at Manchester) After a quick pep talk and gome refreshment the girls came out for the second half and quickly made it 6-1 on a goal by Sara Cosway. Kelly Phipps made 6-1 with her second goal, Shauna Cornish with her third goal made it 7-1 and Sara Co- sway with her second goal rounded out the scoring at 8-1. The girls continue to show good team play and hard work. Strong defensive play by Lisa Dodd, Emily Cosway and Mi- chelle Brown broke up many plays of the Dairy Queen girls. A strong game was also turned in by Kyla McCrae, Heather Bredin, Sarah Coyne, Shannon MacDonald. Next game is Thursday June 22 in Ajax. 7-8 Mites Lucyk-McPhee notched their second win of this young season downing Valu-Mart by a 12-7 count. Heavy hitters for Lucyk- McPhee were Cary Cleyndert and Michael Cooper who both went 3 for 8. Meanwhile out in the field Lisa Lefort and Ashley Johnston turned in steady per- formances. For Valu-Mart, Jennifer Don- nelly went 2 for 3 at the plate and also came up with a nice play in the field. Christopher Thompson went 2 for 3 at bat and Leanne Holt was perfect in her 2 at bats. DA wins Determination carried Do- minion Auto home to Uxbridge with the Championship at Sat- urday's Women's Lob Ball Round Robin Tournament. Ridge North hosted a four team match in Port Perry which almost escaped the rain until the fourth inning of the fi- nal game. The consolation winners were Pineridge Blues from Port Perry. Ridge North were the run- ners' up. and Timm's Garage, from Saintfield were the second consolation team. Millar Lights . There are still a few tickets left for all three performances of Standing Room Only which will be staged this Friday and Sat- rd Swinging free Bob Spicher of Port Perry (right) was the lucky winner of a free year's membership at Sunnybrae Golf Club after fill- ing out a coupon that ran in the Port Perry Star. Sunnybrae pro Al Chudd presented Bob with the membership last week. He's an avid golfer and says he'll get lots of use from it this summer. Bob could not belleve he had won the mem- bership. When he got the call, he thought it was one of his friends playing a joke. Not at all. He'll be swinging free at Sunnybrae this year. NEW & USED TYPEWRITERS as low Wig | =e Jenkins Business Equipment SY: I ESI] of = 3V/ of cy +74 Vp YS JRC: \sT=Tg M3 =T- SO Jo 1) 4 WRN O 1 J FYE: 728-7591 REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK, REGIONAL ROAD 8, PORT PERRY urday at Town Hall 1873. The production is by the Millar Lights, a group of chil- dren from Scugog under the di- Equipment Street rection of Tom and Catherine Rental " 1 to 5:30 PM Millar and Nina Foxall. MONDAY to SATURDAY Standing Room Only, their first production is billed as a musical with numbers from such well known shows as Phantom of the Opera, Cats and Les Miserables. And there will be a dash of comedy thrown in as well with 985-4416 SALES - SERVICE 'Over 20 Years Experience in Rental Business' This Week Only fi Ver | . the youngsters improvising sev- All TEACHER & ~~ PIS ooe eral "commercial breaks," Air Nailers & Fasteners The 90 minute show will THANK YOU | Poiiticke Augers rnin also feature scenes from the ibarrows Lawn i a ab, | ESE GIFTS | - Scaffolding Equipment Weed Eators . been working on this produc- Vaun Cleaners Rents Lads Saws tion for several months. 0 { Proce Washers Interlocking Stone Cutters . Tickets are available at 0 Pool Cover Pumps Plate Compactors Pineridge Sports and Irwin : Smith Music, both on Queen 2985-4416 Hr hore will bo 8:00 PM por- Watoh for Next Week's Spectalal DELIVERY and PICK-UP AVAILABLE cote and a 5:00 PM 168 Queen 8., Port Perry 086-0088 matinee on Saturday. Uh 6 LRA