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4 3 £ on » [8 | FIRE J 986-4234 - The Toyota Wheels opened their season Monday, Nov- <ember 3rd with a decisive in over Uxbridge 9-3. The team showed good balance as ten players counted points. : In the first period, Robert Greiner counted his first goal as a midget with a backhand through the legs of Uxbridge goalie Dan Ken- anedy, with Colin Wackett picking up the assist. In the second period, Port Perry scored quickly when captain Rob Evans poked in a screen shot from Mike Hamilton, and Phil Cochrane made it 3-0 after some hard work around the net. Stuart Cochrane added another on a fine solo effort but Brian Geer of Uxbridge spoiled the board as he slipped past the defense and went in on goalie Merle Schewaga all alone. Two more goals went past the Port Perry posts bring- ing the score to 4-3 but the Wheels decided that was close enough. ~-McQuade scored on a nice pass from Greiner and 19 Ignores committee (continued) "It's all well and good to bring these people in for their first interview...but then you narrow it down to two or three," Coun. Ashe said. But, at that point, he added, the management committee should outline just what the region "wants to do and wait for them to present their proposals on that basis," with the ultimate choice being made on those sub- missions. ' Coun. Jim Potticary (Osh- awa) said he was concerned with a suggestion that Whitby be the only site considered. "Is anybody going to study whether 'or not this jg the place where a regional 'head- quarters is going to be," Coun. Potticary said. In Case Of Phone Scugog Fire Dept. No.l 985-2345 ~Fire-Dept. No:2 Coun. McPhail assured the rest of council that the locat- ion of a permanent regional headquarters would definite- ly be one of the questions that the feasibility study would address itself to. In addition, Coun. McPhail said the fact that a specific architectural firm was chosen to do a feasibility study on a regional head- quarters "did not preclude that they would be canned on to design any new building'. ("The fact is that we have two years to come up with some answers before our leases are up at the other locations," Coun. McPhail said. : The region currently has three of its departments housed at other locations. The planning and develop- ment department and the public works department are leasing office space at 105 Consumers Drive in the Whitby industrial park while the social services depart- ment is at office space on Simcoe Street North in Oshawa. For this reason, said Coun. 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Steve Jones held on to the puck in the Uxbridge zone and finally broke free of the checkers to score on a back- hand. Gord Hintze counted the final goal with Jones notching an assist. The game was marred by two unfortunate incidents. An Uxbridge player lifted the puck into the air and struck one of his own men in the face causing a bad gash and nearing the end of the * Guns, bombs Destruction Destroyed. Smoke, fire, Searing, REMEMBRANCE DAY People, places, game, Steve Jones backed into Henry Vandenburg and the Uxbridge player was carried off the ice with a broken arm. Durward and Schewaga shared the netminding and although Schewaga looked a little shakey at first, he settled down nicely. * Two new Wheels, Terry Flieler and Mike Healy play- edextremely well on defense with Flieler handing out -some stiff checks. Next game for the Wheels is Monday, November 10 when they host West Rouge. Game Time 9:15 p.m. MORE SPORTS on page 18 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1975 -- 9 Wheels show balance, defeat Uxbridge in season opener 9 - 3 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - BRANCH 419 NOTICE TO ALL EX-SERVICE PERSONNEL Remembrance Day Banquet Saturday, November 8th COCKTAIL HOUR 6:00 to 7:00 P.M. All Ladies Welcome to Dinner & Dance LEGION AUDITORIUM DANCE 9:00 P.M. till 1:00 A.M. $4.00 per person DINNER 7:00 P.M, Tickets are on sale at Crest hardware and Legion Hall. CHURCH & WREATH LAYING SERVICE SUNDAY, NOV. 9th. Public is cordially invited to attend Rev. R. Rose officiating 2:00 P.M. at Legion Hall REMEMBER * THINK * PARTICIPATE Whistling through the sky, The startling noise of death Jo No birds fly in the blackened sky, The sky darkened by bombs. Seeping through buildings. Death lurking around every corner... Sun brightly shining In a clear blue sky. Birds overhead, Through the puffy white clouds. ATTENDANCE AT THE REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE IS A DEMONSTRATION OF COMMUNITY RESPECT FOR OUR NATION AND THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED SO MUCH TO MAKE IT THE GREAT COUNTRY THAT IT IS. Restored. Nature, People, places, Casting its shadow, On the glowing horizon. Life freshly sprung, From a once Ugly world ... Memories, Clear pictures of their beloved, Who were lost, And will never be found. On this day, Shall we remember, The hopes and dreams Of days gone by. Diane Barr CANADIAN PORT PERRY PLAZA DOWSON'S ew WHITE | DEPT. STORE ST Ey REA ! aR SE i, PRINCI RRR STEDMAN'S | BALLARD LUMBER _m. a SITY LTR oe rr inER reRIEAONae