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¥ 4 » "4 » Ld os "0. op od ry ia | J \ DF PI A i 4 AS LAR FEO LF PR AYSE A * TOP Sk At annual Western Weekend tournament GUD ote, 43 AY dl * . * a] . CU YEU FIA xy! |] WS A Er BAS A GT pr Se A 4 . f ra ' x4 N FS ENA DP LAS BP TE PPP SAL nt Er Ar a a a ro RY WETPES $59. Wh Sap alr iri piled snanigidier silt Siam BBR ales a I . H AYE SAIS ¥ 3h, ERP YY ne ' Pialitypigen i,m . ) PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday August 10, 1982 -- 15 Scugog Atoms lose tough soccer final The Scugog Youth Soccer Club hosted their third annual Western Weekend - Soccer Tournament with almost 250 kids from Picker- ing, Whitby, Ajax, Rexdale, Uxbridge, Bowmanville, Newmarket, Peterborough and, of course, Scugog con- verging on the soccer fields last weekend. The com- petition was confined to players selected from the various club's house league teams in the Atom and Mosquito divisions. Except for dismal, rainy weather on Sunday, the competition was an astound- ing success with a terrific brand of soccer being pro- duced by many players. Scugog was represented in the Atom Select team by Mellissa Bramham, Harley Wonder, David Weirzbicki, Jamie Brown, Graham Sullivan, Danny Sluggett, Alex Cranmer, Brian Kerry, Brian Appleby, Ethan Lavereau, Chris Yuill, Jason Towns, Clair Cornish, Vince Lal gy PIR hy SATN, a "RY S TRFLE? # Fd Criscione, John Andrews and Cole Parry. The Scugog Mosquito Select team was comprised of Philip McBride, Glenn Page, Robert Bullins, David Irvine, David Petrie, Kenny Lamb, David Schwan, Derek Martens, Ian Thompson, Peter Brock, Michael Sorley, Michael Toye, James Stubbs, Jan Westerman, Chris Watson and John- David Rodway. In the elimination rounds on Saturday it became evident that in the Atom Division Rexdale, Ajax, Scugog and Bowmanville had strong teams, and indeed, these clubs advanced into Sunday's semi-finals. Scugog recorded two good wins over first Whitby and then Uxbridge before going down to Rexdale. The team played with tremendous spirit with everyone pulling their weight. The goalie, defenders and offence were all superb and performed admirably until fatique set in during the last game against a very strong Rexdale team. Jamie Brown, Clair Cornish and Brian Appleby were Scugog's scorers. Our Atoms reappeared on Sunday and, though minus two of their key players, they fought a tremendous semi- final battle with Whitby to emerge winners by a goal scored by Brian Appleby. This left them to play their old adversaries, Rexdale, in the final. Perhaps their previous effort coupled with a non-ending downfall of rain had some effect but things did not click with our team and the superb ball control and strong running of Rexdale sent our boys (and girl) to a 6-0 defeat. How- ever, the Atoms were not disgraced and they tried to the end. Danny Sluggett, our captain, was a proud yound lad when he was presented the runners-up trophy. The Scugog Mosquito team did not fare nearly as well as were eliminated on Sat- urday. They were unfor- unate to go against very good teams from Bowmanville and Peterborough who had obviously played a lot together and who handed out our boys demoralizing defeats. However, in our game against Newmarket, the lads picked up their spirits and came close, going down by a 6-5 score. Strong running by John David Rod- way, James Stubbs and Michael Sorley lifted the team to produce some good fighting spirit. Philip McBride never stopped and the defence played with some authority. Hard lines, lads, there were some awful good players in the other teams who had practiced together for many weeks. The Mosquito final was eventually played between Peterborough and Rexdale with the latter emerging winners. The standard of soccer achieved by these two teams in the atrocious weather conditions augers "5 3 ro es hrs, + 5 4 . $55 M TY Flos 95 5% 2 Sea Wa 1 Vo s 34 =y \ SR ore ed BA iy NERA The Scugog Soccer Atom squad finished runners- up in the annual Western Weekend tournament, losing in the final to a tough team from Rexdale. Front from left: David Wierzbicki, Harley Wonder, Brian Applepy, Graham Sullivan, Cole Parry, Alec Cranmer COME TO PORT PERRY & RENT A -- PADDLEBOAT -- Lots of fun & good exercise for the whole family. PORT PERRY PADDLEBOATS At the Lakefront Behind Tennis Courts. LE I II 2to 5YEARSANNUAL .............. 17.25% 1YEARMONTHLY ........ovvnnnnn 16.50% 2t0 5 YEARS MONTHLY ............. 16.75% (Rates subject to change without notice.) SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. and Clair Cornish. Back from left: Chris Yuill, Jamie Brown, Jason Towns, Brian Kerry, coach Colin Dodd, Melissa Bramham, Danny Sluggett, John Andrews. Missing from photo: Ethan Lavereau. Pedal Boats & Canoes Bpiige) FOX MANOR MARINE 159 Casimir Street Port Perry LIL ee TTT Te TTT To ITT 1 *ANNOUNCING* The Pine Ridge Power Skating School AT THE UXBRIDGE ARENA August 30th to Sept. 19th, 1982 PROVEN TEACHING TECHNIQUE QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS i Ages 5 and Over - Group Rates Available For More Information and Brochures: IN UXBRIDGE CALL: 852-3884 IN TORONTO AREA CALL: 297-1782 Ee TTT TTI ITI e ITT TTT Te ITT Le LU LLL e L Tle LITT TET TT Te Te well for youth soccer. The tournament chair- man, Colin Dodd, with his helpers, Alf Huggins, Peter - Thompson, Richard Drew and many others wish to thank the Boy Scouts who ran the tuck shop, St. John's Ambulance for their watch- ful eye, the referees for the job they did in sometimes trying circumstance and also the Chamber of Commerce for their assistance in helping us contribute to this fun Western Weekend yet again. Summerlea golf This week we all enjoyed our annual craft tourna- ment. The talented ladies hand-made quite an array of articles for the prize table. Everyone was a winner as we all went home with a prize. Results for the day were: First low gross of 35 - Lucy Wilson; First low net of 22 - Anne Meester; Second low gross of 40 - Doris Tripp; Second low net of 23 - Beth Martyn; Third low gross of 44 - Jean Skerratt; Third low net of 26 - Rose Morrow; Longest drive on No. 2 - Nancy Spencer; Least putts of 17 - Liesa Phillips; Shor- test drive on No. 6 - Gerda Ostertag; Most putts of 28 - Eleanore Hayes; High hidden hole - Marg Fisher- Anderson; Low hidden hole - Heather Davis; High hidden hole - Chris Ostertag; Low hidden hole - AnneMarie Kennedy. Four our regular team scoring Lucy Wilson had a low gross of 35 and low net for the day was Beth Martyn with a total of 16. The Pot of \ Gold totalling $7.00 was won by Anne Meester. Four girls were showing off their skills as birdies were well placed by Josie Wilson on No. 2; Lucy Wilson on No. 3; Doris Timms on No. 9 and Marie Pcenicni on No. 11. 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AUGUST 13th & 14th, 1982 The first night, Friday, August 13, will feature the Vintage Tractors. 3 Class; Modified (5,000), Under 7,000; 9,000, Modified (6,000). ¢ The action picks up Saturday night with the tractors - 11,000; 13,000; 15,000; Pro-stock 15,000; and the Highway Truck ADMISSION: Adults $3.00; Children $1.00 ly Pull to take place at the fair grounds in the town of Sunderland, i Highway No. 12, 30 minutes north of 401 or 10 miles north of the intersection of Highway 47 and No. 12, east of Uxbridge. For your information, the Sunderland Agricultural Society has held several very successful pulls in the past number of { years with large crowds attending and pullers coming from local areas to as far away as Millbrook, Schomberg, and the Ottawa Valley. The Sunderland Agricultural Society can boast a long tradition of success in that it will be holding its 131st Fall Fair on September 14th and 15th, 1982. AAV 037, " Fy fe fa wi