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e [4 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 9, 1997 The Homestead Furniture Mos quito Soccer team have Deen busy playing four games . Game | Homestead defeated their n Huhn Healing 3-1 Homestead goals by Jerry Blackburn Tony Sytsma and Neil Mueller AR Game 2 Homestead travelled to Bowman ville to play the Stings This was a well played game with our gamg scoring first, then allowing the Stings to score three straight to lead 3-1 with five minutes to go. The fur- niture boys and girls put it altogether and scored two goals in the last two minutes to come away with a 3-3 tie Goals by Jeremy Luke Jerry Blackburn and Mark Cosway Game 3 Orono provided the opposition last Tuesday but were short several vai "Jeremy Homestead has very busy week plavers and Homestead ra er them Dv a score of 184 1 Goals by Mike Shugget wilh 4 Mark Cosway with 3 ufer Hunter Jerry LEAL Like Siswer Blackbam and Calrwert got Tw shutout Bowmanville Spartans came to town [ast Thursday to play the red hot furniture boys and : Homestead pia yed SiIung mm the furs: half and soon had 2 29 lead on two tip ins by Jerems Lake Spartans came on strong and a! the end of the game the score was 52 for them . Tough loss Next game = Tuesday reght m Newcastle and then Thursday mght -m town with Bowrnanville Dynamos providing the opposition Come'on Out and see some good soccer a1 7-00 pm ., girs Port ties Waverley Port Perry (1) showed skill and determination in their tie against a strong Waverley team Port Perry opened the scoring with a beautiful pass from Mike Sluggett and a perfect shot by Jerry Blackburn. Waverley came back with a penalty shot that beat goalie Steve Gilbert. They added two more to give Waverley a 3-1 lead with seven. minutes remaining Hard 'work in the madfiedd by steady combination of Jemmfer gry. Mark Cosway. and Alan Calder pasd off with 2 mace goal by Jeremy Luke Determmed play by the whole team allowed Mark Cosway to add another and Ge the game with two shown bv this team on thesr first away game indicates 2 good season ahead H.L. Soccer results Mini Division There were two games scheduled ast week _aithT eddy Bears takin an Port Perry Auto and 0 fC L&ws Rn Te ~~ Peosw 8 = - Motors piaving Port Per ¥ ar 3.4 3m " . an ES oo: "tb Jams TD "Teddy Bears came out on op 20 : "+ hos ta 2 MEN EEC aN a 2-2 Ue Unfortunately no scorers avail lab le Squirt Division - n the, Squirt Division Lake SCugog Lumber piaved Kinsmen while Canadian Tire took on Ridge North Realty The Kinsmen team with goals by hota Skermitt and Shane Norton t edged Lake Scugog 2-1 in a Closely fought game Scorn Lake Scugog was Jonat 2 ¥ H ii ry a " ; than Reed 3 SRL LARLY cL dB --p_-- Tw vy LOSE = om. Rav? eS ® Ma 3 thew Baxte - + » - . Ryan Duff Soom Sor Prestige was Jav Amg ane Hater Grace Ladies tie 2-2 David's Ladies plaved t wo gam mes at the Scugog Soccer Fields thas past week Monday's game agains! Pickering Soceer Club end ed in a 2-2 ie Port Perry's goals A guide The 1987 edition of the Gade © Eating Ontano Sport Fish released today © . Minister Jim Bradley, Thas belingual fuade. pubizshed an nually since 1978, reports on tests for contaminants in sport fh from more than | 4% ocations mn ( inland lakes rivers and the Grea: Lakes Substances tested for ichade mercury and other metals, Organ substances such as PCRs TCDD DDT and 2 Jes : guade Rives les: Dew Contaminants tetra-ethyl lead and toxaphene and piayed Sore On miars miarex dioxin 2 37 ¢ range of pestic nis vear s results for two has an expanded section on con tamunant trends ou. ntano sport CCRT am Amy Rare = going gals Wedesay Danas s 12 Des plaved Tough game agau : liage Secxrer vy They ETE Oetealed amd Stee & ER TEES to fish « W SO Mr Hrades saad as Jn gk oe a3 # Ss TEs # dNEIVISS Cartes pe bag' De Yim *p--- - or S-- - -- Fh « $8 SOG ELSE 3 a WIow range of fisl spexes and ses Heal Dadelumes used on hus pro gram were * developed oy medic a. SPE ia ron Health and wedare 4ANSCa amc De Ungar Moms of Lad Dour owes of De Dundee are avaiable 7 of oie Fon -- aT - ee Craal Ew ig Le EE a a0 SCE offaes of the roammstrees hg AT p---- Natmeal NESOUrTes aoe Nat hee IE ale in 17. = h" ms bos Rin ENO Dw Ssinbyted mm June Grog Brewers y a Fp oll | my STres as CE 3 The Intermediate Choir at Cartwright School under the direction of Harvey Friede and Tom Thompson sings songs from the 50's to the 80's in both country and rock and roll. The group has performed for students at Cartwright School and at Prince Albert and R H. Cornish Schiools in Scugog Towmsiip. in the front row from left: Tracy Maicolm, Jennifer Lee, Tina Bradt, Terri [ : ik. hl MacKenzie, Marian Reitano and Janet Kelly. In Leshe Frayer, Julie Corden, Jill Van Camp; Tanya Mappin, Tammy Brunner, Tanya McLean, Janine Prosser, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Friede. Lots of runs went up on the board Cartwright Minor Softhal LE od Frew's team came qut am op with 2 score of [+1 Garry Sevens hit 2 homerun and Adam Cummings Barry Ross Germs Sewers and - Anne Marte Charman ¢ CRUE Thes Bradlev Maicnim ntraess Ia DR E25 om 4 ET 1 CP Larner > LEE SEINE TheX SUID SPUCS on June Dr Bmresiacy The ore was NT Sir Tarners THOSE UD 5h Swan and Evan Cimraer oumes: utstamidme --w . a - N -- TRIE 88131 LS 0s Lat ll AX yg mm 2 ] . A Jn Tuesdws Jame 2 31 Eagies SEN TET MINE JOWT Dv HIgT i score of +1 woe Tear s Gof Cao Te at 3m Squirt Baws Snose leaps acton : For XL Eagles aE Norio hed weil for 3 mTmmgs while Ricks Haisen piavest wal Sading 2 doulike gies With strong eum IfIng and Teldime i ® } foes oe" HI were abie wo pest ther Fr lefeatmg Norm s Gener Ing OF 2 ure qf 1-12 pavers from Biman = Town oe congratuianst ar & weal game For Narm s (eters TRIUINE Mike Wiliams nif ! for 3 and pack ed weil far ane ImMmE wihike We Mueller mr 3 dune ao INE IT Tw7 [zn Nestietun. Naraor = Some Im provements sails - mer mre af 364 Mathes sottheif made I gpd hints rmEmg T 3 couple of cums ime Norion s Home Improvemenns whe WintSeld nt EE Loos By 2 ® SANS rash nt tw melndimg 2 grand Sam goad Join hurchil he 2 Swe Nip Borner ami Jupvet wel hwehpmd he plate For Carovrght. Tui N and Josh ® scores I uns sac ste Jaros nd Donme Sed Twas 2 deRgrave. vr Smith came op NST 3 {mE hanes an I J% 3 sure at 82 J De naw nm Er Ee sll ~~ while Buse 3 EF Mme run Stephen For Turners Shawn Lewerentz got 3 hameruns, Jonathon McCourt got ane and Brent Donnelly got a grand slam June 3 was busy with games at both Caesarea and Blaekstock Don Frew & sons were victorious over Lashmans with a final score of 136 . - iT Mzio 5 im while Mark Simmon Maicolm and aghles and Sana: 030s ana smgle Gr several key catches ir n centre Heid ie aimed up with Peter to play und the plate for Seagrave and ror rem Smith. Joev Broad- Triples were bated by F- Bradiey 5th ANNUAL ARENA ELIMINATION Super Spuds. The score was 139. For Super Spuds Adam Virran pit- ched a great game and David RicKee made an outstanding catch. A triple was batted by Josh Malcolm. For Port Perry Kinsmen Michael Lemming played an outstanding game with a homerun, a triple and - wo tremendous catches. Matthew Bradburn and Brad Morton also scored homeruns and Jason Logan hit a double. Great catches were made by Brad Morton and: Jason Logan aches: Please drop off your reports at Nestleton Store worth had 4 solid hits including a double and made two good catches in the field while Graham Holt went 3 for 4 at the plate. scoring twice. * ast ticket drawn Sat., Lowel 13th - Each ticket will aBow entry tor Tucket Stud must be pr 55 1000. in Prizes to be won! Grand Prize *4,000. LAST CHANCE! Draw to be Winner » need ro be present) held this I: 30 PM Scugog Arena -- TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: Yxiiary Junwor C' Hockey : Men S League - Ball Hockey Sting Scugog Arena Piner dge duseéway Esso Scugog Arena Board Noro / before 11 a.m on Sunday each week action oC a, Le . eR aR se Aa Ba