The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1985 $a iw a ; 3 a RY ¥ : ¢ . a® LE © ws i $ ¥ ; ~ LR PH win i % hy ain 3 . ' SEAR I Lnly yi, 34a XW of : Ey - t x , Ld FS [J] 3 David Pashley of the Port Perry Maintenance Atoms does a lit- tle high-stepping for the soccer ball during game against Denny Metals. Maintenance won it 2-1 for a third victory and clinched the Cup Final. The Minis are the youngest soccer group member of each team in the Minis was in the houseleagues, and they played their presented with a trophy for the season. final games in the heat on Saturday. Each Why is five year old Jeff Gunn looking a little gloomy? The bandage on his big toe. Jeff hurt his toe at home and that kept him out of the Minis final soccer action on Satur- day. But he put on his uniform and turned up at the Scugog soccer fields to cheer on his buddies and team-mates anyway. Saturday Youngsters on the Ted E. Bear and Wil- games on Saturday. The kids in this age was the Cup Final for the Squirts and Atoms ly and Sons teams in the Mini soccer group group are the soccer stars of the future. Houseloague Teams wir put on quite a show, battle it out for control of the ball during final despite the blistering heat.