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ar 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1975 -- 31 ~Atoms make it two big wins over Orono Malmont Farms Atoms played in Orono on Novem- ber 19 and 'came away with a 10 to 2 victory. Port started out slow and found themselves down 1 to 0 at the 2:22 mark, From then on. in, the Malmont gang took 'control and tied the score at the 3:09 mark on a goal by Robby Long assisted by Jeff Johnstone. . Three minutes later; Jamie Lane scored unassisted and to close out the period, Brian Henricks scored assisted by Chris Martens.' Port scored four unanswer- ed goals in the second period. Scorers were Stan Glass unassisted, Jamie Lane from Darren Desautels and Brian Henricks, Brian Henricks unassisted, and Darren Desautels from Brian Henricks. Score at the end of the second period, .7 to 1 for Port. Port opened the scoring at the 3:49 mark of the third period on a goal by Brian « Henricks. assisted by Mark Goreski and Steve Lee. Orono scored their second and last goal at the four minute mark and the Mal- mont boys scored the last two goals of the game on a goal by Brian Henricks assisted by Steve Lee and Brian Henricks unassisted. This was a real team effort and all the boys should be congratulated for this win. Top point getters were Brian Henricks with 5 goals and 2 assists, Jamie Lane with 2 goals, Darren Desautels with 1 goal and 1 assist, and Steve Lee with 2 assists. On November 21, the Mal- mont Farms Atoms played at home against Orono and came out with a 6 to 1 victory. Port opened the scoring at the 1:40 mark on a goal by Russ Jones unassisted and added to the score at the 2:09 mark on a goal by Jamie Lane unassisted. At the 3:29 mark Jamie Lane scored again assisted by we were in busi Hwy. 7 West - Brooklin, Ont. - Thank You We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our customers for their patronage while ness. in. Port Perry. 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Next home game is on Friday, November 28 at 8:00 p.m. Nursing Home We had Mrs. Karen Mor- timer to show movies last week which we enjoyed very much. The church services and bingos have been regular on Tuesdays and Thursdays respectively. We have had two contributions for bingo prizes. These are very much appreciated by Mrs. DeJong and Mrs. McNinley. The residents look forward to the prizes supplied by their bingo ladies. The Kinettes visited on November 17th with the Stone family. As always, this was a most enjoyable evening. We are busy preparing the float for the parade. a new Sp Students prepare for Spring track meets The Indoor Track Club had its second practice of the year with approximately 40 students taking part. If large numbers and enthusi- asm are factors in success, Port Perry should be well represented in the Spring Track meets. The first year girls' Basket- ball team has started prac- tices under the coaching of Suzie Bigglestone and Bev Simmonds. The girls will play in a one-day tourna- ment on December 10. In Intramural Hockey Wed- nesday night, Paul Litt's team led by. Paul's skating and passing and Greg Fedyk's scoring defeated Randy Knight's team 4-1. Randy Knight's blistering slapshot was the only puck to elude Dave Sinclair. In the other game, Bob Elliott's and Gerry Lane's teams battled to a 44 tie. The annual concert, "A Child's Christmas in Port Perry' will be held on Tues- day, December 9th at 7:30, in the High School Auditor- ium. The program is direct- ed toward the younger child- ren, grades 1, 2 and 3; However, children of all ages will enjoy the show. The general theme of this year's show is Walt Disney. Admission is free as long as tickets last. The tickets are available at the Elementary Schools. Scugog Island News fun of a sincere, unlearned, preacher. However, the occasion changed his way of thinking and he became a hymn writer. The above mentioned hymns were writ- ten on the same evening of one occasion after a heated discussion between the authors. The Junior Choir and Sun- day School are in the midst of plans and practice for a Christmas concert on Dec- ember 14th. Rev. Wylie's sermon to the adults was based on the well known story of Adam, Eve SPECIAL OFFER acemaker NATURAL GAS FURNACE can save you money, fuel, and space Here's How! ~~ FREE! OFFER EXPIRES DECEMBER 15, 1975 What an offer. If you have natural gas heating installed right now. we will give you a power humidifier absolutely free. And that free humidi- fier can help cut your fuel bills. too. 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Today there are many people like the serpent who urge young _ people to ignore God's law' by expressing themselves completely and not repress- ing their inner feelings. They argue "Why did God give us appetites if they are not to be enjoyed?"'. We are always caught in a weak moment and we try to just- ify our actions. But God's law must still be heeded. Little forbidden fruits must be paid for someday. MODEL 90-S RII OL LS INTL en a a Bi i "op: iy Ta Ww 2 Nhe nn Ca a oe MOS Rg