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"Early start tor © "Legion All Stars The year 1970-71 was a 2 significant and a productive one for the Légion all-stars' fil many ways. One of these was the won - lost record, 55 wins and 7 loses as well as 3 ties over the year. The other was the production in' scor- . ing, a total of 228 'goals, while allowing 107 to be scored against, This along with seven shut-outs by Barry Heard leave in mind, "the tight checking type of PRUGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE Phone 986-7371 or 72 ~ "PORT hockey that the boys dis- - played last year. Now, a. new season is up- on us, and things this year" look to be very good, with four veterans back from "last year, and' an excellent "crop of novice, from' last year, to go along with seven players moving. over from the pee wee (B) team, should make for some real competition for spots on the Club. After observing the play of -his Legion Club during practices, Charlie Bourgois had a 'weathered smile, while watching his charges go through their ° drills. Back from last year's club . on defence are Larry Elson, " 'Ed. Olson, Moving . over from the(B) club is Stephen Hawes, Two new comers "move up from the Novice allstars is Scott Wilbur and . Mark Lee. )} Up on the forward line Phil Cochrane, Ricky La. forte are back. Stu Coch- rane and Kent Baird moved up from the house league, while Steven Jones, Kevin Martins, Robert Evans came . over after a year with the (B).club. Kelly Reese up from the house league and 1" Tim Kane moved up from . the Novice all-stars. A good look was taken at Robert _ Parker, Mike Healey and ~ Peter Lane. We believe this year's club, with a little : time & patience will cause duite a lot of excitement on Friday night hockey in Pr Perry. PERRY Auto Supply 146 QUEEN STREET * AUTOMOTIVE « INDUSTRIAL * BODY SHOP © SNOWMOBILE - 985-2347 © AUTOMOTIVE PAINT * AUTOMOTIVE Machine Shop Service * AUTOMOTIVE Equipment Rental We Have The Parts You Need p 'Why Pay More? 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