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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1977 Ringettes off to success by Judy Young Ringette officially got off the ground -as part of 'Port Perry's sport scene with the opening of their league sche- dule on Sat. Nov. 5, 1977. In the opening game at the Old Arena, Young Dominion Hardware coached by Vera Brown beat Children's Boutique coached by Eileen Footé 9-7. It was a see-saw battle all the way with centre Karen Young from Dominion Hardware and Sherri Allen from Children's Boutique both experienced Ringette players, giving us a super example of how the game can be played. Both girls received the Ringette sportsmanship award from their teams for their efforts to the game and their team mates. Well done girls, we're proud of -you! Scoring for Young Domin- ion Hardware were Karen Young 4 goals and 1 assist; Wendy McDougall 3 goals; Sharon Ashmore 1 géal, 2 assists; Bonny Burton 1 goal and 2 assists; Gail Sandison and Tracey Cochrane each with one assist. Children's Boutique goals were scored by Sherri Allen with 4 and 1 assist; Connie Southern 2 goals and 1 assist, Nancy Young 2 assists and Chris English with a goal. Game two had Young Dominion Hardware again a winner against Country Vill- _ age by a score of 9 to 1. We thought two games in a sorely missed centre Linda Warriner out with a broken toe, maybe a plastic bubble would\ be thé answer for Linda! Goalie Wendy Burton gets our third Ringette sports- manship award for stopping a barrage of Rose Rings and her "We'll get them next time' attitude. " I'm sure the Jean Machine will get in high gear next week. Scoring for Young's were Karen Young with 3 goals and 1 assist, Wendy Mec- Dougall 3 goals and Sharon Ashmore 3 goals. Country village markers were netted by Barb Elliot with 1 goal and Paula Haugen picking up the assist. We are all delighted with how quickly the girls are coming along. The game of Ringette was well played ful start with the true sense of com- petition on Saturday with input from each member of the three teams: ..~We-would- like -to expand into that elusive fourth team, so we again appeal to all girls 11 to 14 years old who enjoy team sports to come and watch us Thursday night at 6:00 p.m. at the old arena. I know you will enjoy Ringette as much as we do. For information call Judy Young 985-7962. Bantams defeat Peterborough 9-1 by Todd Wilbur The Beare Motors Ban- tams started our the season with a win over Peterboro 9-1. \ Paul Storry and Todd Wil- bur led the way with 2 goals each. Single tallies went to Pat Johnson, Mark Jeffery, Doug Potts, Bobby Horton, Todd Blayone. Assists went to Potts with 3, Wilbur 2, Horton 2, Johnson, Jones, Bloomfield, Robinson, Blay- one each had one. On Oct. 19 the Bantams hosted Pickering, where they lost a close encounter 4-3. Scoring for Port were Doug Potts with 2 goals and 1 assist, Todd Wilbur with one goal and 1 assist. On October 24, the Ban- tams travelled to Hampton where they outscored Orono 4-1. row would really be too hard < Tallies for Port were Pat on the girls but the Hard- ware gang just seemed to get stronger and work together, even better. Country Village coached by Dorothy Scott Johnson, Todd Wilbur, John Bloomfield and Sean Fewer each with one goal and one assist. Mark Jeffery, Brian Dickson, Scott Sandison NAME, ATITLE, each had an assist. On November 1, the Beare Motors boys travelled to Bowmanville where they tied Newcastle 4-4. Newcastle scored 3 unan- swered goals in the first period. Port came back with Brian Mikkelson scor- ing two assisted by Wayne Robinson and Doug Potts. In the third period Bobby Horton scored assisted by Wilbur and Bloomfield. Their tie was short lived when Newcastle scored at the 11:25 mark of the third period. With one minute to go Wilbur scored an un- assisted goal to tie the game at a final score of 4-4. On Nov. 2 the Bantams hosted Uxbridge where they lost 4-3. "STAR reprints call 985-7383 APROMISE KEPT. Babdwldh 11e Glory of God At key points in history, human- ity's fortunes have been revolution- ized by the appearance of a unique ose influence and char- acter far exceeded human capacity. Such have been the Prophets -- Moses, Buddha, Christ, Muham- mad, and in the last century, Baha'u'lldh, Prophet-Founder of the Bahd'i Faith. Through them God has directed the course of human development, and revealed individual w Bs prspose for man. T eir revelations have impelled mankind through successive stages of spiritual and moral evolution in much the same way as an individ- ual passes through infancy, child- hood, adolescence and ma x The promise of mankind's eéven- tual arrival at the age of maturity is to be found in the Sacred Scriptures of all the world's religions. "The New Jerusalem", God", and the "Garden of Allah" all refer to the same God-given promise when after a period of un- paralled conflict and suffering, mankind will complete its transi- tion from adolescence to maturity e Kingdom of and enter an age of justice and peace. Through the Revelation of Bah&'u'llah, God has set in motion those forces through which man- kind will ultimately attain maturity. The promise has been kept. The Baha'i Faith --A Promise Kept.-- The right and duty of the individual to investigate truth for himself is a basic principle of the Bah4'f Faith. For further information, please write: BAHA'I COMMUNITY OF SCUGOG TWP. P.O. Box 308, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB INO NAME ADDRESS CITY AREA CODE Uxbridge were leading 4-0 at the end of two periods. Port made a valliant try at a comeback 'in the third with Wilbur scoring 2 goals and Mikkelson marking one. Assists went to Mike An- drews with 2 and Wayne Robinson with one. Goaltending for Port in all games are Robt. Franssen and Clay Lovering. Come out and support this Bantam team on Wednes- day night at 9:15 when they host Orono. Ns Two wins for Pacers by Glenn Geer On Monday, Oct. 24 the Grant_Menzies Pacers host- ed the hard hitting Picker- ing Midget club and came away with a 3-2 victory. The Pacers had lost three 'games in a row but in this game they out played the visiting -team for much of the game. and if not for a hot goaltender the score could have been more. Rob Cannon, Tony" Oxley and Robert Kemp did the scor- ing for the Pacers. On Monday, Oct."31 the Grant Menzies Pacers travelled to Uxbridge and came home with a 3-2 victory. The Pacers had two new players in the line- up, Clark Menzies and e CUSTOM HOMES o ADDITIONS o RENOVATIONS Tripp's Contracting Specia) Pre-Christmas Rates on Rec Rooms (fered within the next month. ) . George Burnett, and on be- half of the club I would like to welcome these two fellows and hope they enjoy their hockey while with us. The whole team played well in this game but couldn't put the puck in the net. Dave Alexander, Dennis Franssen and George Burnett netted the goals for the Pacers. The next home league game for the Pacers is Saturday, November 19 at 7:30 p.m. when they host the Orono Midgets for the first time. This game is two weeks away so watch for a notice at the arena for an exhibition game in the mean time. e ROOFING e SIDING e PAINTING ~ Capture a Memory 8 x10 Colour Portrait 'Only 88¢ + See our new large Decorator Portrait. + Your complete satisfaction guaranteed or -- your money cheerfully refunded. CHOOSE FROM OUR NEW AND EXCITING SELECTION OF BACKGROUNDS, AND CREATE C010) OL AVIS of S(O VAY OR SLO) Ig NiVaVU No obligation to buy additional portraits THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10 - 10 am. to 8 p.m. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 - 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 - 9 am. to 5 pm. = 5) SI TEEDMAINS Hwy. 7A - Port Perry - Ontario JCOLOUR PORTRAITS: The Penfect Gift for Everyone... 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