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SAC a Ea Rl tN NTA it a pen A iy AN ELIE Sere As, PASS ERS CRALS Eee -. Tria 3" The captains of Cobourg Cougars, Terry Lewis and Flamingos Paul Hadden are facing each other, while Referee Doug Parkin is ready to drop the puck in the first regular game of the season in the Port Perry Arena Sunday night. When you're ready for some real fun, see us. We'll show you livelier machines. TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service BLACKSTOCK, 986-4283 MI Only The Best Flamingos open season with tie against Cobourg Cougars The Flamingo Pastries Junior "C" Hockey Club opened the 1974-75 Central Ontario Hockey League schedule with a 5 - 5 tie. Playing the All-Ontario Champion Cobour Cougars, the Flamingos gave up two goals late in the game and hadgto settle for a tie in a gate the team could have bon. The two teams played a scoreless first period with Barry Heard in goal for, the Flamingos and Ron Fowler for the Cougars being called upon to make several great saves. ~y In the second period the visitors jumped into a two. goal lead on scores by Randy Fife"and Marty Kernaghan, but Robin Kidd replied for the home club before the period_end. - The Flamingos completely dominated the third period and outshot the Cobourg Club 18 - 5 and had goals from Bernie Aldred, Rick Campbell, Dave Jobb and Neil McLaughlin. The Cougars replied on a goal by Don. Williams, and in the last two minutes of the game, Paul Bevan and Bill Whitelaw beat Barry Heard, who in spite of allowing five goals in the game played extremely well in his first junior game. Robin Kydd had a goal and three assists for the Flamin- gos and also hit the goal post on two occasions, and Ed Olsen who is making the big jump from Bantams last year to the Junior "C" Club were the top players for the local club, but a big team effort was put out by the whole team to tie an exper- ienced team which has play- ed together for several sea- Port Perry Flamingos, Junior "/C'* Hockey Club, pictured above. . Back row (left to right) Coach Wayne Redshaw; Bob Marquis; Ed Olsen; Dennis Galbraith; Rick Campbell; Doug Christie; Red Reeves; Robin Kydd; Robert Ashenhurst; Paul Hadden; Asst. Coach Bob Lee. Front Row (left to right) Dave Hill; Bernie Aldred; Ken Jeffery; Wayn Cordingly; Barry Heard; ~ Steve Craig; Dave Jobb. Prince Albert News Hope you all enjoyed the Thanksgiving weekend and grateful for many things including average good health which is golden. ~ Improved health is 'wished to those in our midst who are - hospitalized, such as Mrs. Mulvey, Mr. S. Lindsay, Mr. T. Raines and others ill at home. Mrs. H. Bengel, Mrs. H. Jeffrey and Mrs. 1. Beacock attended the very successful Tupper party at the home of Mrs. Ken Irvine, Port Perry, last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock enjoyed joining the group of eighteen with the Devitts, Oshawa, spending the week- end at the cottages "The Pines", Balsam Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. R. O"Lai- son, Toronto, spent the week- end with Mrs. M. Murphy and Mrs. Rene Smith, Sorry to note Mrs. C, Vernon became involved in a car accident. As a result, Janet is hospitalized. sons and can really pass and skate. As the season progresses the Flamingos should . improve greatly as they start to play as a unit and Coach Wayne Redshaw plugs a few holes on defense which were evident in last Sunday's game. The next hame game for the Flamingos will be tonight Thursday, October 17th at the Uxbridge Arena, when they play host to the Bow- manville Club. The Flamingos are playing our mid-week games in the . Uxbridge Arena, due to the availability of ice time in Port Perry for week night games. This should be a rough, exciting game as the Bow- manville and Port Perry teams: had many close games last season. Don't miss the hard hitting action of Junior "C" hockey on Sunday night as the. Lindsay Muskies come to Port Perry to play the Fla- mingos. The Muskies are currently in first place in the league and this should be a great game. Game time for both games is 8:15 p.m. THINK SNOW ALLIS CHALMERS rugged, dependable 8 H.P. two stage Snow Throwers. Free Chains and early order dis- count before Nov. 1, 1974. Easy financing available. TREWIN FARM EQUIPMENT BLACKSTQCK, ONT. 986-4283 JOB OPPORTUNITY FOR:- Class "A" Auto Mechanics and Class "A" Mechanics with Diesel Endorsement. Union Shop (U.A.W. Local 222) Flat Rate Shop - - Weekly guarantee. Wages - $5.45 per Flat RAte hour, increasing each six monthly period until 1976. Additions of 30c per hour for HD Trucks, plus 50c per hour for Diesel Engines. Fringe benefits 100 percent Company paid. Eleven paid Holidays plus Vacation. Work Week, Monday through Friday - 422 hours. GM Dealership, established over fourty years. Apply to:- General Service Manager The Cliff Mills Motors Ltd. 266 King St. West, Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 7L3 Telephone 416-723-4634 "m