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The girls track team from R.H. Cornish Public School brought home the plaque for top school in their _. class last week at a.Region.wide.track-meet.-From left - - - are: (front row) Susan Chambers, Claudia Leibsher, ~ Mary McKelvey, Liz Letham, Lynn O'Reilly, Astrid Bloeman, Joyce Lane, Valerie Kraupa, (centre) Suzanne Steele, JoJo Wilson, Lisa Edgar, Susan Flamingos edge Muskies +--+ scored his first of two goals, but Bill Newton and Andy Litt replied for the Flamin- ing third period with the game winning goal at 15:55 of the period. Other goal Skaters David Porter of Port Perry and partner, Bar- bara Berezowski are taking a break from skating following their October 25th second place win at the Internation- ally-known Skate Canada competitions in Edmonton. The couple competed against some of the world's best skaters. The Skate Canada competitions are classed among the top three international skating com- petitions. The second place slot marks a win over accomp- lished Italian and Polish skaters, something the couple have been trying to do for some time. The two are scheduled to skate in Finland later this year for an exhibition per- formance, and then to Mos- cow for international com- petitions. They will be home for Christmas, said David's mother, Mrs. G. Porter of Port Perry. Smith, Bev. Mulder, Laurie O'Rellly, Joy Johnston, (rear) Paula Haugen Debbie Koch, Norma Irvine, Heather - Jeffrey, Veronica - Delhaise,- Terri Healey, Vivian Wilcox, Linda Brunton, Kim Evans, Carol Lane, Lynn O'Reilly, Colene Watts, Dana Lewis Doraine MacDonald. -- BOWLING -- | LADIES MONDAY 226; Vivian Rider 236. | NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings: Fries Berezowski place at Edmonton Whether Barbara will go to Ryssia as simply a skater was to be determined Mon., November 3. That's when Canada was to pick her number one beauty...the choices including Barbara. The reigning Miss Toronto, Barbara's chances "at the Miss Canada were hampered by the fact that her amateur status would be in jeopardy. Videotapes of "herself and Porter doing the stuff that put them on top of Canadian skating charts was one of the items Barbara had planned to use to sway the judges, but the $35,000 prize for Miss Canada threatened to damage her amateur status. To get around that, how- ever, the skater showed videotapes of solo numbers, not the events (dance pairs) that she competes in. She stated originally that she would be a "flop" as a Miss Canada because her skating would come first. © MAR-LAINE HAND CRAFT BOUTIQUE 160 Queen Street - Port Perry,Ont. 985-8011 Doodle Art and Sheepskin Rugs MACRAME SUPPLIES and BEADS Jiffy Stitchery - Needle Pointers - Tapestry goes. Bernie Alldred, Doug Christie and Mike Davies completed the Flamingos scoring. Wayne Cordingly turned in a solid performance in goal as he stopped 44 Bowman- ville shots. FLAMINGOS 6 LINDSAY 5 The Flamingos won their second big game of the week as they staged an exciting over the Muskies. Orville Crowder playing his finest game of the year, lead the local club with two goals and an assist and Doug Christie capped off an excit- SPECIALS Scorers were Bernie Alldred, John Kane and Andy Litt. Steve Peters had two goals in a losing effort for the Musk- ies, who suffered their sec- ond defeat of the season. This was a hard hitting affair but the young Flamin- gos defence handing the Muskies many hard body- checks and retaliated at every-turn.- The next home game for "the Flamingos willbe in two -- weeks, November 12th. 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