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Flyers Win Opening Game 5 - 0 2 Penalties Called By Referee Port Perry Flyers got off to a flying start in their opening game of the Junior circuit when they downed the Orangeville Tel Stars 5-0 last Monday evening at the Port Perry Arena. Both clubs showed consider- able speed in all three periods "with the Flyers having a slight edge in the play and also in the penalty department. Jim Bue- chler put Port on the scoreboard 'at 12.02 of the first period when he took a pass from George Ball and beat goalie Roach, who had no chance on making a! save. The' Flyers were hitting hard right from the start and picked up b of the 9 penalties in the first period. Referee Bev. Graham clamped down right at the start but. in spite of this both teams visited the penalty "box frequently. In the second period the teams settled down somewhat and the play was even throughout the period. Both teams had ex- cellent chances to score but both goalies were on the job, and made some outstanding saves. Six penalties were _ handed out with each club. pick-. majors | ing up three. Four were handed out for fighting, with Buechler, Bagnell, Powell and Langdon visiting the sin bin, Orangeville came out strong in the early stages of the third 'period but were set back when Thompson put the Flyers two up at 4.12 on a combination from Johnston and Bradley. Dale McNenley made it 3-0 for Port when he scored unassisted at 6.18. "From this point on the play began to roughen and Re- feree Graham handed out eleven penalties before the final whis- tle, 9 minors, 2 majors and al: misconduct (automatic). Or- angeville had numerous oppor- tunities to score, but superb netminding by Roger Stephens in the Port net kept them off the scoring list. George Ball and Bob Lee were the other two marksmen for Port Perry. Port Perry-- Goal, Stephens; Gibson, Pow- ell, W. MacMillan, Lee, Buech- ler, Ball, Irvine, J. MacMillan, Pickard, Carnochan, McNenley, Thompson, Johnson, Bradley. Orangeville-- ~ Goal, Roach; Davidson, Lang- don, Hunter, Townley, C. Wat- son, Woods, Irvine, N. Watson, Bagnell, W. Watson, Speers, Dozg, O'Leaty, Gardiner. Referee--Bev. Graham Linesman--Harold Jeffery First Period 1. Port Perry--Buechler (Ball) 12.02. ; Penalties-- J. Davidson (interference) 2.60; W. MacMillan (cross- checking). 3.42; W. Powell (holding) 6.06; R. Pickard (roughing) 6.35; N. Watson (roughing) 6.35; R. Pickard high sticking) 9.10; R. Bag- nell (elbowing) 15.50; R. Obituary- LORNE GRAHAM Lorne Graham passed away suddenly at Fairview Lodge, | Whitby, on Sunday, November | 3, 1963, after residing in Whit- | by for two and a half years. Mr. Graham was born in' Scugog Township on October 12, 1881 to the Late Martha Nesbitt and Thomas Graham, | Scugog Island. He never mar- ried but operated his own farm on the Island up until the time he left to reside in ~ Whitby. Left to mourn his loss are many nieces, nephews & one brother, Carlton Graham. Three broth-! ers pre-deceased him, Russell, Charles and Stewart. The funeral took place Nov- ember 6th at the Funeral Cha-' 'pel of Port Perry. Pall-bearers were | Percy Jeffery; Keith Crozier; | Elmer Sweetman; Gordon Cher- | rie; Raymond Fralick and Glen! Hood. Interment Pine Grove. Cemetery, Prince. Albert. Deaths GRIFFITHS, Mabel Evelyn-- At the Community Hospital, Port Perry on Thursday, Nov. | 'Tth, 1963, Mabel E. Lawson, be- | loved wife of John Griffiths, dear mother of Lorraine (Mrs. A. Gill) of Toronto. Funeral: service was 'at the Chapel of" Toronto Crematorium, 200 Win- chester St. Toronto on Satur- day. J. A. SHARRARD rs Saskatoon (CP) -- James Al- fred Sharrard, 84, appointed] professor philosophy at the University of Saskatchewan in| 1917 and who retired as head of the department in 1947, died Here Whursday. The funeral service will be held Saturday. Mr. Sharrard leaves his daugh- ter, Mrs, W. S. Morrison, Vic- toria, B.C. Born in Uxbridge, he received his teacher train- ing at Port Perry, Ont. PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., NOV. 14th, 1963--13 Prince Albert News An encouraging attendance of ninety-two were ings to Mr. R. Butson and Diane Blair. Rev. Linstead delivered a suitable sermon on Sunday. Mr. | Robt. Heayn recently rendered a pleasing vocal solo. Offering gathered by Messrs. W. Vance and Roy Hope. Near one hundred ladies re- gistered from outside points at the U.C.W, Regional Rally held in our Church. A Missionary, Dr. Pearl Prior proved a fascin- ating guest speaker. Sorry to report Mrs. Collins confined to hospital with a fractured hip. Mrs. A. Martyn, Mrs. R. Skinner and Mrs. M. Pugh en- joyed attending the Conference of Boy Scouting of Canada of the Lakeland Region at Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. FREE A Chance To See N.H.L. Hockey At MAPLE LEAF.GARDENS Lloyd Beacock and two sons, present at Sunday School. Birthday greet-- Nestleton, Miss Mildred Martyn and friend Miss Heather Paul both of Toronto attended the P.P. H.S. Commencement Exercises and also with the Allen Martyns over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake and baby of Oakwood spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn and Bruce. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Jeffs were their son Robert of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. Hansey and family, Hollo- way. Mrs. E. Stanton and Mrs. E. McKerihan visited with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gambell and family, Oshawa. If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call PORT PERRY STAR EQUIPMENT -- SKATES Tois-3.99 up Misses' Figure-6.99 up Men's-8.99 up. Women's Fig.-7.99 up BIGGEST SELECTION OF STICKS IN TOWN Hespler Green Flash--$1.79 Sher-wood--49c. up -- Special Slap Shot Sticks BAUER -- C.C.M. -- DAOQOUST -- DUNNES Special Team Prices On Sporting Goods MIDTOWN SKATE EXCHANGE NEW LOCATION 30 WILLIAM ST. S., LINDSAY (Formerly Douglas Bicycle & Tire Shop) : rr . . Edward, how ig it the Pickard (charging) 16.24; C. Watson (slashing) 17.24. , ~ Second Period' No Scoring Penalties-- B. Hunter (holding) 5.20; J. Buechler (major, fighting) 7.30; R. Bagnell (major, fighting) 7.30; W. Powell (roughing) 9.04; W. Powell (major, fighting) 16.00; J.. Langdon (major, fighting) 16.00. \ Third Period 2. Port Perry--Thompson Johnson and Bradley) 3. Port Perry--McNenley 4. Port Perry--Ball (Lee) b. Port Perry--Lee Penalties-- Buechler and Speers (rough- ing) 8.33; Thompson (elbow- | ing) 8.7; R, Pickard and J, 1pngdon (roughing) - 11.35; Pickard (roughing) 15.33; - D. MeNenley (charging) 156.60; B. Hunter (high stick- | { { | ! ing) 17.48; W. Powell (maj-| or, fighting and a 10 minute misconduct) 18.12; M, Town- ley (major, fighting) '18.12;| & Siephiens (roughing) $ a AYN . nursery is So much cosier than before? z Got a chilly nursery? Adding a new room? You can make any room warm and livable with electric heat- ing. 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