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"Minor Hockey Leagu PEE WEE re WES LANE 5 -- FRANK 4 The season got underway with last 'years champion- ship final rematch. Brett Oosterman and Alan Fergu- son both scored a pair for Wes Lane with Brad Guern- sey getting the single. Brett Oosterman also had two as- sists "with Alan Ferguson and Steve DeHaas getting singles. Frank's replied with goals by Arnold 'Bell with two and Robert Hooge- veen and Neil Locke scoring Bowling ' YOUTH BOWLING Standings: Cadillacs...........c........... 12 Bobcats........................ 12 Cougars..........ceeeevvvnnnane 12 Chevelles........................ 9 Swingers.........ccccounennd 9 Chargers...........ccoevuvenenn. 7 Mustangs........c.ccceeeennnn. 7 Darts...........oeeeveieveiennns 5 Pacers.......cccccceevennnnnnnn. 2 Vegas......ccoeeevevnivnnniennnn. 2 Boys High Single: Tim Thompson 265 High Triple: Tim Thompson 598 GIRLS High Single: * Joy Webb 188 High Triple: Joy Webb 511 singles. Kevin Bradt picked up three assists with Arnold Bell getting one. BOLTON 3 -- GLEN VALLIE 2 Bolton got goals from Mike Thompson, Harry Sillen and Paul Rioual. Robert Long and Paul Rioual received assists. Glen Vallie replied with goals from Al Tran and Tim Bouwmeester. Mark Penny, Ken Bright-and Jeff English received assists. BANTAMS BALLARD!S 7 -- GORESKI'S 2 Ballard's totally defeated Goreski's with Ray Bright leading the way with a hat trick. Kevin Haugen, Ian Griffen, John MacLeod and John Spears each had one. Assists went to Michael Bap- tiste with two, John Mac- Leod and Keith Geer with one. = Brian Mikkelson and Glen MacDonald each got one for Goreski's. Brian Mikkelson also had an assist. EMMERSON'S 5 -- COCHRANE'S 4 This game was a rematch of last year's championship final. Rob Scott paced Emmerson's with a pair, Dave Milton, Dale Geer and Darryl Carnahan. Dale Geer had three assists and Dave Miton/had two. a ..Worth cA | "Thousan \ ONE 8x10 COLOR PORTRAIT 88" Get acquainted with our new collection of color and scenic backgrounds. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 10 a.m. fo 5 p.m. ' THURSDAY & FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 & 12 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. handling charge. \, [7STEDMANS Port Perry Plaza - Hwy. 7A PORT PERRY - ONTARIO All ages: Babies, children and adults. One sitting per subject. Additional subjects --groups or individuals in same family -- $1.00 pet Subse ject. No frosts - Shot . from finished pro- fessional ts 3 --our selection.) You may select itional Teasonable prey Conrameced complete satisfaction or money cheerfully refunded. No raity offered at ws ie ' Ah. FAL ER . AEA $0 CY PSR PUR ' SEAS ERR IAA YR PRA RIVERINA VI ArT RE ELBA ERICA victorious The Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms broke even in their two games played last week. " On Friday night at home the Atoms were edged 5-3 by Port Hope with the last Port Hope goal going into an empty net as Port Perry had pulled .their goalie for an extra attacker. The game itself was a very close one. Some sloppy passing plays and failure to finish off scor- ing drives cost the team at least a tie. Port Hope opened the scoring, but Robbie Tobin tied it up for Port Perry early in the second period on a nice pass from Fowler. Port Hope fought back for a 2-1 lead after two periods. Mike Pratt then NOV. 11 IN FLANDERS FIELDS In Flanders fields the poppies. blow, Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarceheard amid the guns below. We are the dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved, and were loved, and now we lie AYALA If» : ht way riz JATH ve SRI ERIE 17 LIES 3 LUT 3 } PA # dP, Ra ERE ¥ y JN ISIN HN EASERYT 5K LDR TWO WW SN TAS PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1976 -- 23 e Atoms drop first game in second scored two goals 13 seconds apart to give Port Perry a short-lived 3-2 third period lead. Port Hope then scored three unanswered goals for the 5-3 victory. On Saturday afternoon against Orono the Atoms scored a 3-0 victory. Bate- man and Goreski secured the shutout. The Atoms played a much improved passing game and were full value for their victory. The John- stone-Pratt-Lee line account- ed for two of the goals, Johnstone scoring both of them. Desatles scored the last goal in the third period assisted by Kemp and Cock- erton. . The Port Perry Atom sea- son record is now even at 1 win, 1 tie and 1 loss. In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. ATTENDANCE AT THE REMEMBRANCE GF COMMUNITY RESPECT FOR OUR NATION AND THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED SO MUCH TO MAKE IT THE GREAT COUNTRY THAT IT IS. DAY 13 attend snowmobile driver training course Saturday was the day 13 members of various snow- mobile clubs met, to take the six hour Driver Training . Course. : Ministry of Transportation Approved by the and Communications, and taught by the Ontario Feder- ation of Snowmobile Clubs, Master Instructor Peter Hurd. These new club instruct- ors will now go out and teach children between the age of 12 and 16, and all those over 16 who do not have a valid driver's licence. Upon completion and passing this course, these people will be issued a licence to operate a snow- John McCrae Dec. 8, 1915 mobile where permitted by law. Members trained from area clubs were Charles Harper, Seagrave; Bill Har- per, Port Perry; Thomas Duff, Port Perry; Don Mit- chell, Toronto; Ivan Rohrer, Nestleton; Ken McLean, Sunderland and Gord Mol- len, Cannington. CONTINUOUS | FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 SERVICE IS A DEMONSTRATION CANADIAN TIRE STORE STEDMANS DEPARTMENT STORE PORT PERRY PLAZA DOWSON'S RED & WHITE KENDALL'S SHOE TREE HOMESTEAD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES TAWCO DRY CLEANING & BALLARD LUMBER COIN LAUNDRY