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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 15, 1987 'In the Squirt Division of the Scugog Youth Soccer League, the team sponsored by Canadian Tire and coached by Frank Murphy and Bob Murphy won the trophy on Cup Day Saturday and also the league championship trophy. The team didn't allow a goal in three games on Cup Day winning by scores of 3-0, 1-0 and 4-0. Nice In the Atom Division, the team sponsored by R&S Leather Sales received league champion- ship pennants at the conclusion of Cup Day games on Saturday. Front from left: Steve Hiemstra, Kevin Gray, Sandy Mark, Brandon Hammond, Emily Cosway, Sara Cosway, Mike Smith. Back from left: Kelly Phipps, Matt Phillips, season, guys. From left | in front: Chris Mur hY. John Schewaga, Colin Mark, Craig Bolton, Kevin Pike, Alex Dell. Back from left: Brad Hawker, Brad Frazer, Christa Kooger, Scott Harper, Mike Lafontaine, Jeff Gunn and Robbie Murphy. Ab- sent is David Kamminga. Jeff McKonkey, Todd Parry, Mike Nolan, Aman- da Welsh, Paula Reed, Adam Hunter. At back are coach Andy Hiemstra and sponsor Ron Cosway. Absent is George Kamminga, coach and Richard Kamniinga. LizyvLou Color Craft 239 QUEEN ST. ] COME IN EARLY T0 AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT! -- PORT PERRY -- 985-2379 STORE HOURS 9:30 to 5:30 Monday to Thursday & Saturday Friday 9:30 to 8:30 p.m. Help us make room for our new "Fall Selection" of wallcoverings. Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church & Sunday School this week are at Utica Church at 11:15.a.m. A new system has been installed in the two churches to enable those per- sons with hearing aids with telephone listening switches on them, to pick up the Minister's ser- mons much easier. For those people who don't attend services because of hearing problems, this should enable you to hear every word. Both the Senior and Junior Choirs will start practises this week, 8 p.m. on Thursday for the Seniors and the Juniors will practise after school on Thursday both at Epsom Church. All new members will be most welcome. The Youth Group will meet this Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Ar- nold & Gail Kerry. This is for those 13 and over and if you need transportation, call the Kerry's. There will be a Bible Study Group at the home of Paul & Shirley Baster on Mondays at 9 p.m. All interested people will be made welcome. Following up on last week's bulletins: a reminder of the fun- draising dance for Block Parent Association on September 16 at Greenbank Hall. Call MacSween's 985-7251 or Postma's 852-3186 for information. There will be a euchre this Friday evening at 8 p.m. in Utica Hall. Everyone is welcome. On Saturday, Mrs. Crosier en- joyed a visit with nephews & nieces, Helen & Maurice Hamill of Rich- mond Hill, Marjorie & Elliott Harr- ington of Cambray, Kathryn & Mur- ray Philley of Bellingham, Washington, U.S.A., Helen & Stewart Wheler of Agincourt and Barbara Hart, in Barbara's home in Richmond Hill. Best wishes to Miss Alicia Boutilier who left today to attend i Trent University in Peterborough. | She will be living at Champlain Col- lege Residence. Mrs. John Carre of Bridgenorth spent a few days with her son Eric and family this week and on Sunday her husband joined with the family for lunch and dinner. DURHAM SHADE & VERTICALS Chistom Draperies, Verticals, Ve & Roller Shades <_ (416) 985-9985 Free Shop at Home Service netians * Double hung re "THE COMPLETE WINDOW SYSTEM that Saves you Time, Energy and Money The Timeless Beauty of Ht winclosi, Bay & Bow Windows curs Window REPLACEMENT I S INSULATED STEEL casement windows » [Te Til i | PX! Don't go through another winter with your cold 986-5333 Thermal Patio Doors and Patio Storm Doors and drafty windows and doors. Call today for a Free Estimate! R.R. No. 1, Blackstock, Ont. RS