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DANCING and ENTERTAINMENT at the CENTENNIAL TAVERN FRI: & SAT. Dec. 15 & 16 See ad on page 16 House League Tvke U.AW. 1 - Kinsmen 1. Scoring for U.A.W. Storry. Gibson scoring for Kinsmen. Gulf downed Emiels Place 1 4. Steve Lee scoring for Gulf. Novice White Feather Farms 1, Keith Real Estate 0. Wouters scoring for White Feather Farms. Secugog Lumber. 5; Tripp Construction 3. Glen McDonald and Sutherland each with 2and Ausman with Meet the Flamingo's \ Flami « { HSTRIES Lm Ee 4 - GRANT MCLAUGHLIN Grant is a right winger for the Port Perry Junior C. He lives in Blackstock and played his minor hockey in Port Perry. Last year he played Junior C for Bowmanville. Grant is an all round good player, fast skater, good 4 checker and can put the puck in the net. L 4 } { i 4 2 A Very Sincere THANK YOU to my supporters in our recent election. interest and efforts on behalf of Port Perry shall be just as great in the future ® 8 they have been in the past. GARY ELLIOT Gary is playing defence for Port Perry. He lives in Oshawa where he played his minor ! hockey. Gary came to Port Perry as a left winger or centre but being short of defence, he Ps was tired there and is doing a good job and improving every time out. Gary is a real team i : man. He came to Port Perry with a good recommendation from coach Jack Armstrong of the Oshawa Junior B's. Sincerely W. Howard Hall one for Scugog Lumber. Kroonenburg Archibald and Healy scoring for Tripp Construction. Emiels Place 1; Kinsmen 0. Blayone from Bower for Emigls Place. UAW 3, Gulf 0. Storry, Horton and Brierly tallied for UAW. Novice White Feather Farms 4, Scugog Lumber 1. John Treen, Joe Williams and Alexander and Bright scor- ing for White Feather Farms. Shaw tallied for Scugog Lumber. Lions 1, Keith Real Estate 0. Wan- ninkhof scoring for the Lions. In Peewee Houseleague action, goals by Geer, Wat- son, Williams and Leach led Tripp Construction to 4 - 1 victory over Club Annrene Bruins. Fransen scored the loner for Club Annrene. A pair of goals by Percy and singles by Shaw, Hope and Watts helped Stone Real Estate squeeze by Bolton Construction by a score of 5 - 4. Kane and Carriere both scored pairs for Bolton Construction. In Bantam Houseleague action the first game be tween Haines Esso and Peels Poultry resulted in a 4 - 4 draw. Haines Esso marksmen were Beare with a pair and Hatfield and Black with singles. Peels Chicks goal scorers were Hoskins with a pair and Hartin and Francis with singles. ~ In the second Bantam game MLM squeezed by Emmerson Insurance with a 4 - 3 victory. For MLM, Larmer, Gunter Hall & Litt were the marksmen while Bourgeois, Knight, and Webb scored for Emmerson. A hatrick by Prosser and singles by McQuade and Bronson gave Zering Motors © ab5-1victory over the Legion team. Kroonenburg scored the lone goal for the Legion team. Bowling LADIES AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY BOWLING High Triple: Nancy Bryans - 704 High Single: Nancy Bryans 269, 263. Over 200 games: Sandy Day 220, 213; Ethel Lafontaine 207; Joy Ballard 201. Standings-- Lions ................. 52 Leopards .............. 46 Tigers ..m.c.c.ocvv... #4 Lynx ....o.poonnnnnn. 30 Panthers ....* ......... 20 Cougars ............... 18 My PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1972 - 15 Flamingos tie Penetang by Wayne Venning Flamingo Pastries Juniors playing their poorest hockey at home this season, were fortunate to salvage a tie with the Penetang Jrs. The visitors opened the game with a strong skating and passing game, and built up a quick 3 - 0 lead on goals by Roger Dusome, Brian Duguette and Rick Wright before the 12 minute mark of the 1st period. The Flamingos settled [J down and lead by Glen McCoy with two goals and a single by Dave Bourgeois: tied the game by the end of the period. Randy Hall and Dave Bourgeois scored for the local juniors in the second period and the Flamingos took a 5 - 4 lead into the third period, with Roger Moreau replying for Penetang. At the eleven minute mark of the third period Chris Brain, up from the Port Perry Midgets scored a goal on a strong individual effort and it appeared the Juniors were in for another home victory, but goals by Terry Dahmer and Brian Duguette tied the game late in the period. Don Waldinsperger in goal for the Flamingos was called upon. to make several big saves in the last minute to prevent the Penetang club for taking the victory. "The Flamingos are on the road this week, playing at Oak Ridges on Monday, at Port Hope on Thursday and at Sutton on Sunday, before returning home to play Lindsay on Thursday, December 21st. THANK You To the residents of Port Perry who supported me in the recent election. Although it is natural disappointment to lose, |f it is very gratifying to have the support of 43% _ | of the voters. After discussions with many residents | realize that | have not lost my interest in community work and hope to remain involved, in the future, to whatever extent is possible. One again, THANK YOU, and may you all have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Sincerely GERALD E. JACKMAN Get ready for Hawaii on the American dreamplan bts' 5 ps Uxbridge Times- Port Perry Star (March 9-16 1973) "a, J Fn] Tl od Make it a real vacation. . We'll happily handle every detail at no extra cost--just $380: person . divest yourself of every care. Let the leading travel agency in this area do it all for you--there's no extra charge. Triad Travel 10 Brock Street East -- Uxbridge, Ontario For more information contact: Mr. Harold Black--Triad Travel (416) 852-6073