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Squirts Selects perform in tourney play SEES The Port Perry Scugog Youth Soccer Club was proud of the Squirt Select team as they came home with good results from a tournament in Orangeville over the week-end. Their 1st game was a match-up with a team from London. Port dominated this game, keeping the play in their opponent's end. While Port out-shot them, London came in on a strong attack in the last minutes of the 1st half and picked up a goal. The game end- ed 1-0 for London. Their second game of the day was against Ajax. In the past Ajax has proved to be a strong contender, but again this game was dominated by Port Perry. Port continued to out-shoot their opponent, but could not score. Ajax came in on the last well minutes of play and scored a goal with a deflection off the goal post. Port went down to defeat with one goal against them. The final game proved to be Port's pay-off. Port's hard work finally paid off when their cons- tant fore-checking cashed in with 2 goals to win the game. Ben Russell earned the shut-out. However, Port needed 2 wins to advance to the final. Aaron Chambers, Joey Drebit, Lyle Dufoe and Jordan MacKay proved to be extremely efficient on defense while goals scored were by forwards Brad Johnston and Russell Brown with assists going to Scott Cunningham and Jason Whitworth. Port Perry Squirt Select team would like to thank the parents for all their support throughout the season. Phone 985-8291 (Just off Rose St./Manchester) MENZIES CAR CARE & SALES COMPLETE RECONDITIONING also Waxing & Buffing Qilskin, No Drip Non-Toxic Rustproofing - USED VEHICLE SALES - A reconditioned car adds "value" to your investment FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY in Port Perry area PORT PERRY MINOR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION General Meeting LATCHAM CENTRE HUNTERS - 0) od A) Friday. YAMAHA Sunday, October 1st - 1:00 PM EVERYONE WELCOME RACERS - SEU (GIST) 8 PORT PERRY FARMERS HOUSE 29. 30 JAN VARS will be on display at ASSELSTINE'S ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Most Models in Stock and ready to go! Lots of room to test drive "SPECIAL" TASCO BINOCULARS YAMA We make the difference. Durham Rd. 57 South of Blackstock CE TL FL PE WFR BLE RF A a with ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA The Dealership Built on Service EERE FREE sclected models 7 LEE BE a Co Taw The House of Howard team from the Scugog Youth Soccer season In the under-12 group for the Port Perry- tions. Front from left: Daryl Bourgeois, Doug Hutton, Back from left: Phil Donnelly, Craig Short, Jeff McConkey, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 19, 1989 -- 25 Mike Martin. The team is coached by Roy Cowling. League are champions this Stouffville-Uxbridge loop. Congratula- Jeft Clarke, Sandy Mark, Craig Julias. Nick Short, Seamus McCann, Soccer Cup Day wrap up Atom Division Cup Day Report The Atom Division provided all the thrills for cup day at the soc- cer fields on September 9th. Both games went into overtime, with one of them going into a second shoot-out to decide the winner. In the 'A' Championship, Bruton's I.D.A. were up against Dennis Anderson. The light blue of Dennis Anderson who had been coming on strong through the play-offs took an early lead on a goal from Gavin Baxter. Bruton's continued to set the pace but Den- nis Anderson defense held tough until late in second half when Aaron Stiller tied the game for Bruton's. In the overtime Bruton's efforts finally paid off when Rob Murphy scored two goals to sink Dennis Anderson by a score of 3-1. In the 'B' Championship, Taylor Ford Mercury took on Taylor Petro Canada. This game proved to be a dog fight to the end. After regulation time with the score tied at 1-1, overtime did not provide a winner. The first series of five shooters for the shoot-out again left the teams deadlocked at 3. The next series of five shooters at last provided a winner with Taylor Ford Mercury com- ing out on top by a score of 6-5. Scoring for Taylor Ford Mercury were John Schewaga with two and singles going ot Robbie Bredin Danny Drebit, Ian Ross and No. 8. Taylor Petro Canada Goals were scored by No. 6 with two and No's 3, 5, and 7. Unfor- tunately the majority of numbers were not assigned to names on the game sheet. Mosquito Division Cup Day In the Mosquito Division the undefeated girls team ot Homestead Furniture took on the Champions of the Mosquito Boys Division House of Howard. The game proved to be a thriller as the boys edged out the girls by a score of 6-4. Jeff Clarke led the way for House of Howard with four goals with singles going to Sandy Mark and Jeff McConkey. For Homestead the scorers were Emi- ly Cosway with two and singles by Lisa Dodd and Kelly Phipps. In the other game Port Perry Rent and Save took on Port Perry Printing. Rent and Save with goals from Kevin Hobbs, Tommy Chambers, Matt Phillips, Justin Wooton and Aaron LaFontaine came out on top by a score of 5-1. Matt Brown scored the lone goal for Port Perry Printing. MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., PORT PERRY 985-1391 MAGNETIC SIGNS For Trucks, Cars, etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 SUMMERLEA'S annual GOLF TOURNAMENT SEPTEMBER 24th 11:00 AM AGES: 10 Years & Under 11 to 13 Years 14 to 16 Years PHONE 985-2760 SIGN UP TODAY! Sponsored by IGA, Philp Pontiac-Buick & Ridge North Realty HIN EEE EE EE e's 'u's wee '®'® 'B'S 'SE 'E"S 'GS 'SG 'SE 'B BE EEE EE EEE EE EEE EE Ee y I IS . " . . . 5 BD . « v v - « 0 BD « 0 0 « * { SA NC EE ER SB SB EE BR RR EC SS BE RS AN 0.0 00 00 001 reece ecacete CRS RCE RICE SC SC AC SCC RICE RSCG RICE RSC RS RCC RE EN RJ