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3 7 Bp AN \ b \ Ny During the next pictures of the Junior men in hockey. Port Perry Club. WES PLUMBING - i Fumio PASTRIES 1104 Flaming 4 'ASTRIES NN. Below is Ted Prentice, a left winger and a welcome addition to the Port Perry Junior C team. Ted is from Sunderland where he played his minor hockey. For the past two years, Ted played Junior D for Cannington and with this experience he is bound to be a great asset to the RR ak 5 few issues of the Star, C hockey players will be printed. Starting this week in the top picture is David Bourgeois,playing right wing for the team. David previously played for the Port Perry Minor Hockey Association and has always been one of the top scorers on the teams he played. David is rated as one of the best corner LANE HEATING - - ELECTRIC - 4 PORT PERRY] 985-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE Bantams lose game 1-0 The Canadian Tire Com- pany Bantams were shaded by Whitby in Stouffville Saturday afternooninal-0 game. After two periods of scoreless hockey, Whitby scored late in the third period and held on to win the game. Whitby's goal was scored by Terry Whyte from Lloyd Conner. Bill Morrison earned the shutout. The C.T.C. lads played a great game and came close to tying the score, keeping pressure on the Whitby team until the final whistle. The team shows improvement in each game they play. Their next game is in Markham on November 16. Busy week for team The Port Perry juvenile team, sponsored by Grieve's Gulf played a busy schedule last week. The team started out with losses to Uxbridge 4 - 1 on Friday and to Sunderland 6 - 2 on Saturday. Sunday, the team played against West Rouge and the games ended in a 2 - 2 tie. Scoring schedules are not available for the two first games, but in the Sunday game it was Jamie McNab who opened the scorings, Cal Cochrane assisting in the first period and Bill Jeffrey scoring in the second period, Robert Stephens and Barry Leahy assisting. Penalties to Port Perry 5 and West Rouge 10. Bowling SUNDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple: Dave Rider - 664 H.T.W.H. Harry McQeur - 719 High Single: Doug Scott - 307 "H.S.W.H.: Colin Dodd - 286 High Triple: Marie Mumford - 651 H.T.W.H. Marie Mumford - 771 High Single: Mabel Cook - 260 H.S.W.H. Marie Mumford - 288 Standings-- Bull Dogs ............. 32 ACES: ciuncnaiiiieeienn 30 Spitfires .............. 23 Ding-A-Lings .......... 21 Invinciables............ 18 Hopless ............... 18 Untouchables .......... 14 Ding-Dongs ............ 12 AAO) 1 3€51'7:Ne) 5 I Fy yO) Sales and Service -- Bank Financing Diagnostic Service Complete Body Shop PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1972 -- 19 House League Tyke Gulf 4, Kinsmen, no score. Scoring for Gulf A. Jones who netted all 4 goals. Emiel's Place tied the U.AW. team 1 - 1. Bower scoring for Emiels and Storey tallied for U.A.W, Novice White Feather Farms 5, Scugog Lumber 1, with Bright and Scott scoring for White Feather Farms and MacDonald for Scugog Lum- ber., Keith Real Estate 2, Tripp construction 1, scoring for Keith, Kristensen and Rob- inson, Jeffrey tallied for Tripp. A hatrick by Sustma and singles by Kane, and Lee gave Frank Real Estate as - 3 win over Club Annrene Bruins. Ashmore with a pair and Van Weston with single scored for the Bruins. Stone Real Estate downed Bolton Carpentry 8-2. A pair of goals scored by Hope and singles by Geer, Freeman, Bower, Shaw, Nesbitt, and Watts kept Stone Real Estate well in the lead. Bolton goals were scored by Carrier and Wallace. - In the first Bantam game, the Legion team just slipped by Zerings Motors by a score of 2 - 1. Both goals for the Legion were scored by Koonenburg. Griffin scored the single for Zerings. In the second game Haines Esso trampled over Peels Poultry by a score of 9 - 1. Black led Haines scoring with a hat trick, with Van Shagen and Middleton adding pairs and singles going to Wilson and Beare. Lone scorer for Peels was Francis. In the third game Emmerson Insurance defeated MLLM by a score of 4 2. Mathison and Webb added. pairs for Emmerson while Larmer scored both goals for MLM. Opens season Nov. 12 The Oshawa Symphony Chorus will give its opening concert this season; on Sunday evening November 12. The chorus will perform Brahms "German . Req- uiem" in St. George's Angli- can Church, Centre and Bagot Streets, Oshawa, at 8 0'clock. : Soprano soloist will be Katharine Smithrim, who is a graduate of the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto and a member of the Festival Singers. Baritone soloist will be Rod Campbell of Toronto. The choir is under the direction of Mrs. William Piercey of Oshawa and Charles Walker is the organ accompanist. 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