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Homestead Pee Wees win opener Homestead Furniture Pee Wee Girls soccer team opened their 1990 season against Whitby Nurse = Chev-Olds in Whitby with a 5-3 © victory. Our goals managed to open up a 2-0 lead in the first half on goals by Shawna Cornish and Kelly Phipps. At the start of the second half Whitby came on strong and scored two quick goals to tie the game 2-2. The second Whitby goal 'seemed to spur the furniture gals on and quickly they regained the lead on a goal by Shawna Cornish on a pass from Sara Cosway. Moments later Kelly Phipps scored to make the score 4-2. Whitby came back with one more, but it was followed by Kel- ly Phipps' third goal of the game to bring the score to 5-3. Sarah Coyne and Sara Cosway shared the goaltending job. Other members of the team are Christina Clark, Emily Cosway, Lisa Dodd, Mari Farquharson, Jennifer Tufts, Sara Brown, Crystal Hill, Katherine Ellis and Lisa Azzopardi. Qs ' Baseball, Soccer, & Track SHOES Now In Stock! PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 2 N Choose Weather Tough No The PAINT STORE PLUS inc. 701 Rossland Rd. E., WHITBY 430-3398 Sold only where the expert advice is as good as our paints! 7 PRATT & AMBER PAINTS Architectural sith Ch, / yr Jody Hockley, Edith Bowers, and Tina Rose. "No Nonsense" was the winning team in the Second Section. From left: Dayle Forderer, Donna Kaye Cochrane, lllene Wilton, Sue Duncan. Not present for photo Edna Lang- ford. me MEATING PLACE -- OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK -- 180 Queen St, Port Perry 985-2818 5 BAKERY - DELICATESSEN - FRESH MEAT - COFFEE SHOP The Monday Night Ladies Bowling League held its end- of-season banquet at the Gate Restaurant recently with tro- phies presented to teams and Individuals. In photo above are first section winners from left: Sylvia Lown, Marg White, -- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS -- BAKERY: Sesame Seed Buns oz. $1.79 (Hamburger Buns) DELI: Black Forest Ham 100 g./.99 Ib. $4.49 MEAT DEPT.: Fresh Chicken Breasts (No Backs Attached) "Where quality comes first and freshness comes naturally." VINYL SIDING (8" white) $6200 $4. (approx. 100 sq. ft.) ALSO SOFFIT, SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGHING SHUTTERS & A COMPLETE LINE OF METAL SIDING BDAYIVIONID Buchner Manufacturing Inc. Hwy. 48, Pefferiaw 705-437-1734 or 1-800-461-8455 PHOENIX Personal Service and Quality Built. Holiday in Your Own Backyard - SALES - INSTALLATION - RENOVATIONS - OPENINGS - LINER REPLACEMENTS - SERVICE - CLOSINGS a16) 985-3288 canspa Box 1065, SEAGRAVE, ONTARIO LOC 1GO MEMBER PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, 29, 1990 -- 35 Individual awards for the season were presented to the following. From left: low single, Sylvia Lown; high average, Marg White; low triple, Cathy Dingman; high triple, Sue Dun- can; high single, Tracy Beach. In photo above are from left: Tina Rose, most headpins; Carol Cook, best sport; Arylie Kinnunen, most improved bowler. RE-ROOFING Our Specialty "Get two estimates . . . be sure one is ours" Ken Goreski (416) 723-9022 (416) 985-3129 50 years of quality balers In 1940, New Holland Machine Co. introduced the world's first autornatic pickup, automatic lying baler. It revolutionized agriculture, and forever changed how farm- ers baled hay. Thal's why this year--the 50th anniversary of that introduc- tion--Ford New Holland is proud to introduce lhe next fovolu: tion in square baling. The Models 565, 570, and 575 balers meet and exceed your capacity, bale quality and reliability requirements. And they've already been honored by a professional engineering organization for design excellence. Stop by and see why we're proud of these new balers . . . and proud of our Antivers S(1'y New Holland baler CIO ORNL AIRY heritage. MORROW FARM EQUIPMENT LTD. -- SUNDERLAND -- PHONE (705) 357-3121 Py py ables Sa a a i id Ha a aren