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ie TOTS AAO CRIA SAE dhe' RIARE DY dma Hi EIT ah Ad A Luc : LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Maple 35 Poplar .. 35 ASW nd in 33 Elm .... .. 33 Beech 31 Birch ........ 3 High Single-- Lucy Cook -- 276 High Triple-- 14 - PORT" PERRY STAR -- - Wednesday, N Lorraine Anderson--653 Over 210 Singles-- B, Raines--239; L. Ander- son--248, 211; G. Brown-- 253; J. Jackman--241, 214; G. Langelle--221; L. Bolton --220; M, Healgy--248; L. Bertrand -- 235; B., Oke-- © 242, 216; M. L. Dowson-- © 222; L. Cook--228, 276; 1. Martens--213;M. Sweetman --210; I. Doupe--266; M. St. John 227; M. Potts--216; M. Cook--214, 212; M. Wallace --219, MONDAY NIGHT . LADIES BOWLING Canarys o.oo... 27 Chickadees ................ 2 . Sparrows Nov. 3, 1971" "High Triple for thé Week Ld Blue Jays 22% Robins 22 Cardinals . 22 Budgies 21 Flamingos - 21 Woodpeckers 20 Wrens ..... 19 Orioles' .............. 18 Storks ...oci.iili 10° E. Oke -- 701 -. High Single for the Week--- S!" DeHaas -- 347 Triples 600 & Over-- E. Oke--701; S. DeHaas-- 693; C. Watts--649." Singles 200 & Over-- 'S. DeHaas--347; E. Oke--- '323; I. Doupe--208, 212, 210 D, Warren -- 201, 210; S. . Gibson--298; C. Watts--279, L. Scott--254; D. Goreski-- 238; G. Ballard -- 237; J. Storrey--229; D. DeJong-- 228; J. Richards -- 225; F. Venning--215; W. Tobin-- 212; J. Emmerson--209; R. Williamson--205; J. Irvine --205; V. Lee--204, POPOV aa ag POON WOOLY dt Na a a a ° Complete Sales & Service my Specialty Henry Kahn Auctioneer Farm Sales - Furniture Real Estate; Etc. 'Get Action By Auction' {Call at-my-expense Whitby - 668-6189 1. Phone 985.7031... For Income Tax & Bookkeeping Services see- ALEX SHEPHERD Room 2 Post Office Building DIRECT ORY Specializing in Business |. and Farm Operations F&G CONSTRUCTION R.R. 4, Port Perry B ING & REMODELLING Cottage Raising Foundation. Work, Etec. For any of vour con- -struction feeds call us. 985-2979 | Have your house built by experts. Also General Repairs, Cottages Raised, Foundations ele. .... 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OSHAWA -- 725.5751 or 723-0501 - BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates -- FREE -- BOB BERO -- Seagrave, Ont. -- 985.7027 CALL 985-7383 And See Just How Reasonable It Is To Advertise In The Business and Professional Directory Tork Kihgs, off fo good start - The Port Perry Flamingo Pastries Juvenile team, the same team last year which gave the fans exciting and hard hitting hockey all through their season, start. edthe season this year with a convincing win over West Rouge. 8 "The first period "started - off to-a fast lead with the first line of Dave Bourgeois, Danny 'McCartney and Mar- tin Adamson getting two goals on the first shift. Bourgeois got the first ofie from Adamson and Roger Holtby. Adamson received the second from Bourgeois. There were two more, goals in this period before" the - "Kings" were done. Holthy pocketed the third goal with' th e 'assist going to Dale Bronson. Bill Jeffrey stole the fourth goal with Bronson and Ken Knightin. gale assisting. In the second period 'the ' "Tart Kings" seemed to get over confident and slofved "down with the four. goal lead. Finally 'Gary Lefort found the net with Larry Jackson getting the assist. "This was the only goal of the perigd which seemed to be the goal tenders' period with Don Waldinsperger for the first half and Jim McLeod in the last half of the period both making", some remarkable saves. Bourgeois from Adamson and Nightingale, Bourgeols unassisted and 'Adamson from Bourgeois & McCart: = © ney was the scoring in the third period. - McLeod and Waldinsper- ger. 'look to be in better shape. than last year with both of them making the - game look bad for West a Rouge. But this js not en. tirely true for the shots'on Relyrere almost even, 'Next game in" Uxbridge, Sunday, Nov. 7th at 3.30 A p.m. See you there. Tripp' s Novice starls season Tripp Construction Novice All-Stars started their 71 - 72 season by playing an exhibition game against the West Rouge Club on Friday, October 29. With: only two veterans from last season these boys made a fine showing by winning'2; 1. The game- was held scoreless until well into the second period, when. West Rouge fired the puck into the Port Perry net to make the first tally. Port Perry an- -}..swered--immediately--on--a-- goal by George Burnett _assisted by Dennis Franssen and Michael Geer. During the third period George Burnett netted - his second marker of the night on an assist from-Bill-Owen, thus making the Port Club the victors. " Strong Legion Peewee team overpower opposing teams As- a seasoned hockey observer, I would like to comment on the barrage on Pickering netminder. 1 felt sorry for the little guy because when you start turning on every shot it can be very nerve wrecking. One thing I would like to make clear,'I don't like to see a score run up like we did on Friday night. But I can't deprive them from scoring - goals either. Also, they'll have to discover that -individual-play-is-going to have to change. Although we defeated Pickering 19 - 4 it was not what you would call good 'hockey when the other team does not give you a tussle out there, ; "Larry Elson' notched seven goals. Ed Olsen and Kelly Reese each picked up two Larry Elson, and Kelly Reese ~~ * | ° A ! & goals. Single markers were \ picked up by Phil Cochrane, Robert Evans, Kent Baird, ¢ o Stu Cochrane, Kevin Mar- tens and Ricky Leforke. Steven Jones also wrapped in two goals, Vernoy with three goals lead the attack for Pickering as Farquhar . slipped in the other. Port Perry Pee Wees travelled to Orillia on Sunday to do battle with their minor pee wees and § came home with a 15 - 0 win.--The-Orillia-boys were a game a bunch and I give them credit for 'trying but - © { were badly over matched. Phil Cochrane, Kent Baird with 3 goals each. Ed Olson, ------ each had two. Kevin -Mar- tens, Timmy Kane and Stu Cochrane scored the re -e mainder. fancy. _eontinyeg on page 16 ELECTION ANALYSIS Davis would be prepared to wield. And then, a couple of weeks before the election, Buck- miinster Fuller entered the scene as part of the Davis alternative to the Expressway. The mere mention of that magical name- Buckminster - Fuller-would catch public After all, with Fuller's futuristic works and ideas? But it must be emphasized with regards to the election, that the timing was perfect. The voting age was lowered, and some thought that the new voters would turn against the establishment 'rories. Some did. But somehow it was recognized that despite the hue and cry from today's youth, a large bulk of the new voters are still tradition minded enough to vote as their parents vote. Those in the radical minority : posed no threat; they're too busy chalking - slogans on the walls to vote anyway. Again, "the anticipation was perfect. Related of course tp the complete public acceptance of the Davis image and ideal, was the complete rejection of Robert Nixon! and Stephen Lewis. In simple terms Nixon isa "no-image" politician; grey, bland, a dull face in the crowd. Lewis is just the opposite; he comes on too strong, and his intelligence and rhetoric intimidates the average per- son. Davis simply assumed an image of- fering more than the colourless Nixon, and less than the flamboyant Lewis. Both the Liberal and New Democrat campaigns had basic flaws, and Nixon especially made some tactical errors that cost him many votes. The Liberals played' politics to the hilt. Assuming their role as the opposition, they opposed simply for the sake of opposing. The decision to support separate school grants (presumably) because the Tories had refused cost the Liberals the votes of many long-standing supporters, who -in their own conscience could not accept the school grants. Likewise, the support of -the Spadina completion probably had a similar vote losing effect. The 'hard-sell" media campaign of the Liberals obviously didn't strike voter fancy, and the party tried too who isn't impressed ---- hard to find faults with a Tory orINGt that over the years has_been basically sound, and has helped provide the majority 'of Ontarians with prosperity. The New Democrats simply didn't have the funds for an extensive media campaign, and they relied heavily on the cumbersome, and now it seems, archaic method of --- reaching. voters through door-to-door convassing. : Even if they had funds for an extensive media campaign, the NDP would probably have misjudged voter psychology, and concentrated like the Liberals on a negative "hard-sell" pitch. The New Democrats suffered at the polls by present labour unrest, and the growing _public sentiment against the union movement. Even the coinciding visit of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin may have hurt the NDP. For whether it is admitted openly or not, many of Ontario's "silent majority" harbour a traditional hatred ot "creeping socialism." And there is great alarm and suspicion at the apparent detente between Russia and Canada, and also at Canada's policy with Peking. The provincial Liberals suffered for the same reasons. And also because of the Ottawa Government's handling of certain matters. Public feeling towards the Trudeau regime is probably : now at an all-time low. But these are' ab- "stract and intangible in terms of effect on the voting public. A very real reason for the Tory landslide was the face of Bill Davis, his wife, his kids, and even his dog in every living room from J Kenora to the Quebec border. Via television, the Conservative message touched that large number of non-aligned or non- committed voters. Any political party, any candidate must find a way to reach these voters. The Tories did it. When all this is seriously considered, the 78-seat landslide is not really such a sur- prise; The surprise 'is that partly. throjigh sheer ineptness, lack of foresight, and an almost total misunderstanding of the public rhentality, the Liberals and New Democrats *® completely missed the boat. ro