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1 38 1 Bd : 1 grab ATE, of OAR J yh CR ; Li he BMA i ih bess ots Bantams win four games of five in two weeks In the past two weeks the Beare Motors Bantams have played 4 league game winn- ing 3 and 1 Exhibition game against Aurora which they won by a score of 4 - 0. Nov. 28, Port Perry 10; Port Hope 1. The Bantams rolled over Pt. Hope in this game. Phil Cochrane got 2 goals arid 1assist-as did Steve Jones, Stu Cochrane scored and Ed Olsen scored 1 goal and had 2 assists. Larry Elson got a goal and an assist. Bill Bridge and Ken Baird scored 1 each. Steve Hawes and Mike Healey also drew assists. Dec. 5 -- West Rouge 8, Port Perry 7. Port Perry got off to a slow start and West Rouge led 3 - 0. Port Perry and West Rouge scored 2 each in the second period. In the third period, Port Perry outscored West Rouge 4 goals to 2 but still lacked one goal to tie the game. This West Rouge team is the team we are going to have to beat to get out of our own league. West Rouge's Phil Degerdon gol 4 goals. Bill Carroll got 2 as did Wayne McDonald. For Port Perry, Ken Baird got 2 goals; Larry Elson, Ed Olsen, Colin Wackett, Jay Adams and Mike McQuade scored one each. Ed Olsen also got 2 assists. Robt. Evans, Mike Healey, Larry Elson, Mike McQuade each got an assist. Dec. 2, Port Perry 5; New- ~ castle 2; Port Perry led 2 - 1 after the first period on goals by Robt. Evans unassisted and Steve Jones from Phil Cochrane. Phil Cochrane from Steve Jones and Robt. Baird from Steve Hawes made it 4 - 1. After 2 periods, Robt.Evan from Stu Cochrane and Steve Hawes made it 5 - 2 final score. Dec. 16, Port Perry 3; Uxbridge 0. Port Perry Ban- tams were held to only 3 goals by an improved Ux- bridge team. Charlie Dur- ward got the shoutout for Port. Robt. Evans scored the first goal unassisted, Phil Cochrane the second, assis- ted by Kent and Robt. Baird. PORT PERRY SNOWMOBILE CLUB presents * Meet - Carl Cowden SNOPLAN CO-ORDINATOR - ONTARIO LATCHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE Sat. Jan.6th - 7p.m. NO ADMISSION - REFRESHMENTS SERVED Everyone Welcome - Bring the Whole Family (1 (] | the key to future snowmobiling yo Wins World's Bob Eastman on a Polaris TX Starfire, compet- ing against the world's top drivers and hottest machines, streaked to victory over 15 laps of the ¥3 mile Eagle River, Wisconsin, oval in a record time of five minutes, 31 seconds. Winning the World's Championship and numerous other races in the 1972-73 season proved positively that Polaris "Performance Above All" is not an idle claim. Come in and see the completely rgstyled "Polaris line for '74 at . . . LUCK POWER EQUIPMENT LTD. 118 Water St. - Port Perry, Ont. 985-2949 Phil also got the third goal of the game assisted by Ed Olsen. , Port Perry has a record of 7 wins and 2losses in the first 9 games. We meet Stouffville Wednesday, Dec. 19, 7.3( p.m. at home. x a LB | RE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 19th. 1973 --- 15 May not be able to relocate A deal that Port Perry council has spent more than a year on may have gone sour at the last council meeting. Council has been anxious to move the Port Perry Yacht Club from its location in the middle of Palmer Park to a less obtrusive spot. Magazine ripp - off operating in Village + Lisa Stewart of Scar- borough describes herself as, "naturally shy." To help, "overcome by natural shyness," Lisa is talking to everyone in Port Perry she can get hold of and trying to sell them magzines. It is the oldest con line in the business. Door to door magazine salesmen always claim to be students (even if they are 40 years old) and in a contest. And they are never really selling anything - they are just gathering points for the contest. They get points by selling magazines. Lisa Stewart needs "10,000 points to win a $500 tour". The five hundred dollars is usually just the commission , on the magzine sales, but itis easier to get signatures ont he dotted line from people who will, "help me out," thanitis to get people to buy something. The line given the STAR receptionist in a well re- hearsed sing song voice went something like this. "Hi, my name is Lisa and I am a student on a tour." | HOUSE LEAGUE | Midgets Zering 4: Haines 1; Kroonenburg had a pair for Zering and single went to Rahm and Wackett. Scoring for Haines was Vancamp. Peels 6; Emmerson 2. Scoring for Peels was Hadley with a hat trick, Jones with two and Hall with _ one. Page and Knight did the scoring for Emmersons. ALLIS CHALMERS rugged, dependable 8 H.P. two stage Snow Throwers. Free chains' and early order discount before Dec. 1, 1973. Easy financing available TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT BLACKSTOCK, ONT. 986-4283 (° (The tour is from town to town selling) "While I am on my tour and training pro- gram I have to come out and meet people. It helps me get over my natural shyness. How do you think I am doing so far? While I am on my tour I am competing with other girls in a contest for $500." The sing song voice then goes on to explain about the 10,000 points and how many points she gets for each magazine the "victim" would like to receive and ends with the plea to help in the contest. If someone wants a maga- zine subscription then buying it from Lisa Stewart is probably as good a way as any togetit. She may or may not take a trip to some place other than Port Perry, and she may or may not actually be a student, but she is at least earning a living. However, if you have no intention of ordering a mag- azine subscription do not be fooled by the plea for help pitch. Lisa Stewart is a magazine salesman - nothing more and nothing less. CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT TRADE IN YOUR b= CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CA 3 MOTOR SALES Sg Uxbridge, -- Phone 852-6332 Our trade-in allowances will give you more reason than ever to move up to the one and only '74 Arctic Cat. You'll get more on your used sled right now than ever before. And, you'll never get more snowmobile than Arctic Cat. It's the kind of deal where DEAN WATSON The consultants who pre- pared the town's official park's plan suggested that the club move to the old railway right of way and council acted accordingly. After several months of neg- otiations the club has come up with plans for a new club and council was all ready to sign an agreement with the Yacht people. Then the Trent Canal peo- ple got wind of the plans and objected. It seems that when the Federal government" gave Port Perry use of the land it was on condition that the old railway be used for park purposes only. The Trent Canal Systems Authority has used that con- dition to back up its attempt to prevent the Yacht Club from moving to the site north of the arena. ' If the canal people succeed it will be a problem for the new Scugog Council to settle. Port Perry ceases to exist in two weeks. PLUMBING Sewer PHONE 985-2581 ---- SCRAP ART'S Connections QUALITY WORKMANSHIP of ANY kind Al's Supertest Salvage for fast free pickup Call 985-7041 - HEATING ART PETROZZI METAL CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT CAT » IVD IVD IVD IVD IVD IVD ID IVD IVD IVD IVD IVD IVD IVD IVD ID IVD IVD