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Pinon eR, REL Sos RRR a aan RD SN REC a i Nh PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 6, 1984 -- 25 Three goals a real spree for Bantam B's In all their previous games, the Sportsland Bantam B's have scored only two goals per game. Friday night they surpassed this edging out Whitby-Brooklin 3-2. For the first one and a half periods Port work- ed as a team, displaying exceptional positional hockey and making Super passing plays all resulting in three goals. For the remainder of the game Whitby took over the attack while Sportsland appeared to Port nips Toros Port Perry defeated the Bowmanville Toros" 3-2 on Saturday Nov. 3 in Bowmanville. The game was slow getting started as the scoring didn't start until two minutes into the second period. The. problem was the first goal belonged to Bowmanville. Then with only fifty-five seconds left Jarrett Harman lifted one over the fallen Bowmanville goal- tender, Mike Feasby and Danny Maw assist- ed. Only twelve seconds into the third period Danny Maw on a rush from centre ice, let a wrist shot go 'that Bantam H.L. Cochrane -5 - Emmersons - 3 The Trotters started this game like they were going to runaway with it and almost did. Emmer- sons took an early lead on a Davey Head goal, after picking off an errant pass in the Coch- rane's end zone. Then, and only then, did the Horsemen bite the bit and come roaring back. Jon Rodway on a perfect pass from Slack tied it up at 1-1. Derek Slack came right back a minute later to put the Trotters out front to stay. This team skated . and checked until Ron Halligan scored on a rebound off Frank Van Vegels shot. First period over 3-1 for Cochrane. In the second period Emmersons turned things around after the Horsemen took a 4-1 lead on Larry Collin's goal on a pass from Rodway. Then the Leask Bros. got their act together with Dale scoring from Duane - before John Nottingham notched his goal. Period over 4-3 Cochranes. The third period was a real duel with both teams skating and working hard and in the process missed good chances. The goaltend- ers in this period came into their own, and showed everyone they were around too. With just four minutes left in the game, Steve Dice- man put the Horsemen ahead 5-3. This was a shoot-out before they settled down to a close checking game. IGA -5 Consumers Gas - 2 This game was a well played affair and I did not see anything out of the ordinary that I have not seen before. The bundle carriers got things underway early on the right foot with Eric Douma scoring his first of three for the day. Terry Bache assisted. Then Jerry Douma scored unassisted. The Gas Works finally got things going with Mike Stanley hitting the net, Allan Shepstone picking up the assist. Then Shawn Phillips put one in on a rink-wide pass from Ed Toffin. First period over 2-2 tie. In the second period, one goal was scored and that was off the stick of Eric Douma, his second of the day. John Stur- man adding the assist. Period over 3-2 IGA. In the third period, IGA added two goals to the total. Eric Douma picking the hat trick, Jerry Douman picking up the assist. Then Jerry came right back to pick up his secon dof the day - Chris Carr assisting. Cleaning Your Home is No Easy Job! Why waste your time and energy on an old appliance when ... BEAM BUILT-IN VACUUM SYSTEMS Can Do A GREAT CLEANING JoB! | There are no bags. no messy screens to clean and the system Is designed for any home - old or new. Why there's no finer system at No Finer Price! Call Us For Complete De-M-Yeursel! Detalle & Estimates for Installation ... BOB GOODMAN | PLUMBING OB BA EAB 0) ds PORT PERRY 985-7758 aH caught the top left hand corner, Mark Andrews assisted. Just a minute and a half later Bow- manville scored to tie it up bit Jan Heyes came right back to get the game winner with Jason Towns assisting. fall apart. From the opening faceoff Kevin Gibson stealing the puck at the red line rattled a shot off the goal post. Matt Durward robbed on a previous attempt scored the only goal of the period after deflecting a shot from Blair Bailey, Todd Poppleton also drew an assist." With 3 seconds to go goalie Millsap was saved by the buzzer as John Lally and Daryl Leatherdale had a clear breakaway. It took 17 seconds on a power play for Port to jump into a 2-0 lead when Robbie Brown always a threat in front of the net deflected a shot from Paul Wylie at the blueline, 1:13 later Matt Durward connect- ed for his second of the game with Darren Caudle assisting. Whitby picked up a rebound after Ricky King had made the initial save making it 3-1 after two complete periods. With strong defensive work by Andrew Steele the third period remained score- less until the final 13 seconds when Whitby going with six attackers made it 3-2. There will be an exhibition game on Nov. 20th in Oakwood at 8 p.m., then Dec. 11th in Ajax at 9:30 p.m. will replace the game of Dec. 18th. The next home game for the Sportsland Bantam B's will be Nov. 9th at 9 p.m. against Markham. Juniors win 16-2 The Sportsland Junior Ringette team travelled to 'Beaverton on Sat- urday for their first away game of the sea- son. They came home on the winning end of a 16-2 score. Heidi Meisner led the scoring with four goals followed closely by Denise Tompkins, Kim Loudfoot and Colleen York with three goals each. Tina Soomre, Val White and Terry Childs each put one in the net. Colleen Scala, Jessica Fluke and Anne Finch did a great job on defence contributing numerous assists. Our goalie, Sherry Harris, made several vital saves. We missed the play of Joanne Desautels and Vicki Reid and hope to see them next game. tonal origing History of the Poppy Why was the poppy the flower of the i yetlulness chosen as the symbol of re membrance for Canada s war dead' The poppy an international symbol for those who died in war also had interna A writer first made the connection between the POPPY and battlefield deaths during the Napoleonic wars of the early 19th century remarking that fields that were barren before battle exploded with the blood red flowers after the fighting ended Prior 1o the First World War lew poppies grew in Flanders During the tremen dous bombardments of that war the chalk soils became rich in Lime from rubble allow NE popaver rhoeas tothrive When the war ended the ime was Quickly absorbed and the poppy began to disappear again Lt Col John McCrae the Canadian doctor who wrote the poem IN FLANDERS FIELDS made the same connection 100 years later and the scarlet poppy Quickly became the symbol for soldiers who died in battle Three years later an American Moina Michael was working in a New York City YMCA canteen when she started Wearing a poppy in memory of the milhons who died on the battlefield During a 19.°0 visit to the United States a French woman Madame Guerin learned of the custom On her return to France she decided to use hand made poppies to raise money 'or destitute children in war torn areas of the ¢ ountry In November 1921 the first poppies were distributed in Canada However thanks to the millions of Canadians who wear flowers each Novem ber the little red plant has never died And neither have ( anadian memaories for 114 000 of their countrymen who died in battle In Flanders Fields We are the Dead Short days ago We lived felt dawn saw sunset glow Loved and were loved and now we lie In Flanders fields Take up our quarrel vith the foe To you from failing hands we throw The torch. be yours to hold it mgh_ If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep tho poppies grow In Flanders fields Lieut Coo John NC rae This year take part in THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE Sunday, November 11th Parade will form at IGA Parking Lot 10 A.M. Service at Memonal Library 10:30 A.M. Service at the Cenotaph, Legion Hall 11 A.M. In Flanders helds the poppies plow Between the crosses row on row: That mark owe place and mn the sky "The larks still bravely simging fly Scarce heard amid the guns below THIS REMEMBRANCE DAY AD IS SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES. Stedmans Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd. House of Howard Emmerson Insurance Brokers Ltd. Philp Pontiac-Buick Ltd. Doug's Refinishing Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. Bruton's I.D.A. Drugs Port Perry IGA Kelly, Jermyn, Zuly, Fowler Mother Jackson's Open Kitchens George Stone Real Estate Ltd. Luke's Country Store Don Forder Insurance Howard Forder Real Estate Ltd. Dennis Anderson Chev-0lds A Ee I