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A RRR ERC a UPR" : ¥ / ' bg * * $48: § ' 20 PORT PERRY STAR ix Wid NOVEL TV: IMD i A thousand dollar cheque was presented to the for the Blind last Wednesday evening at the regular meeting of the Blackstock and District Lions Club. The presentation was made by Lion president Ray. Wright to Mr. Bill Brown, district administrator for THE INFLATION FIGHTERS! COME TO OUR NOVEMBER SO 6 Fe < LA RY REG $00 i $ ANT NE fp Nd A Yi 63 RRS IL ED LYS ye of aA DY ay ¥g M OR HEA Lived Rha A 0 Ni (TY HELA FERS XA ot PY wood a A ree dt, ASN a LAF dd Fy VE . by Linda Parry In a very scrambly game on Wed. November 4 the J. T. Pearce Auctioneers defeated Novice Pickering Village 4-0, Port outshot and outskated Pickering throughout the game, however goaltender Chris Steeves of Pickering played a sensational game and was able to keep the score under control. Port's goaltender Noel Lovering saw very little action throughout the night. Jason Cochrane of the Auctioneers opened up the scoring in the first period when he picked the corner on a rebound shot assisted by Mark Andrews. With one minute left in that period Steve Staniland boosted the score to 2-0 on a back hand shot, assists going to Mike Canadian National Institute Feasby and ~ Richard Larocque. Well into the second period the Durham-York Region. --x Greg Fitzgerald scored TORO FURNITURE LTE, (TAY again for Port with the assistance of Jason Towns. The scoring ended when Mike Feasby blasted dne just under the crossbar of the Pickering net with the assist by Steve Staniland. The third period was very slow on both teams part and the final score was 4-0. A good effort was put out by all the boys tonight and the team members are as follows: forwards - Mark Andrews, Jason Cochrane, Mike Feasby, Greg Fitz- gerlad, Jan Heyes, Richard Larocque, Scott Menzies, Jeff Parry, Steve Staniland, Jason Towns. Defensemen- Korbie Castle, Chris Forder, Ian Robertson, Danny Sluggett. Goaltenders: Noel Lovering and Shawn Larocque. ' Coach - Bob Spencley; Manager - Rick Larocque; Trainers - Carl Fitzgerald ang Ken Parry; Stick boy - SELLABRATION YOU COULD WIN AN ALL EXPENSE TRIP FOR2TO SUNNY FLORIDA FILL OUT A FREE BALLOT, NO PURCHASE REQIRED. AT OU FREED CHOO 1400 COUNTRY RADIO WILL BE BROADCASTING LIVE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH SO MAKE PLANS TO ATTEND R BROOKLIN LOCATION ON OOR PRIZES & SURPRISES . Beautiful 9 Pc. 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KITCHEN SETS trom BED SOFAS trom Bar Stools at a tow price of Adjustable Bed Frames...........*20 'Original Oil Paintings.............*65 London Bed with Frames ......... *65 4 Piece Bedroom Suites trom Sectional Pit Sets from EVERY SINGLE ITEM IN OUR HUGE INVENTORY IS - SALE PRICED! AT THE SIGN OF THE STEER OPEN TUES. & WED. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. THURS. & FRI. 10A.M.-8 P.M. SAT.10A.M.-4P.M. YES WE ACCEPT DROP IN TO ONE OF OUR TWO INFLATION FIGHTING LOCATIONS PAI CE IA UK IR IG LUT Hwy. No. 12 at Thickson Rd ' 655-4004 IN FOR BEST SELECTION - TORO FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 1181 Finch Ave. W., Unit 20 Downsview PP 630-1780 Novice blank Pickering Phil Spencley. In an exhibition game on Friday night Markham whitewashed the Novice J. T. Pearce Auctioneers 6-0. The Port team just wasn't able to get their act together on Friday, and with the lack of shots on net there was no challenge for the Markham team. Markham showed an exhibition of good passing and persistent shooting which really payed off for - them. One penalty each was handed out to Markham and Port for body checking and tripping. The boys worked very hard but with the lack of shots on net could not change the game into their favour. 'Peti tes split 2 games by Marg Pelow On Saturday, November 7, 1981 the Bruton's I.D.A. Petite team travelled to Whitby to play an exhibition game which they lost 5-1. Our lone goal was scored by Kim Loudfoot with an assist going to Jennie Blanchard. Too bad your goal didn't count Denise. Maybe next ~ game!! Kerri, Michelle and Kelly are showing their strength on defence. Laura, Jen and Val played well and had some good shots on a good goaltender. Heather, Misty and Karyn are showing improvement and are getting into the game. As. usual Jessica made some good stops. We missed you Nicole and Melissa. On Monday, November 2, -1981 the Bruton's I.D.A. Petites travelled to Picker- ing to play the Ajax "B" team. In a well played game - the local girls came home on the winning end of a 3-1 game. Jennifer Pelow, assisted by Laura Edwards, 'scored 2 goals. Kim Loud- foot, assisted by Jennie Blanchard, scored the other goal. Well done girls! Michelle, Kerri and Kelly all played very well on defense. The rest of the defense also had a good game. All the new forwards played a good game, even if they did go the wrong way while in possession of the ring. Nice try anyhow girls. If you want to see the girls have fun and you want some enjoyment, come and see them play at the local'arena on Saturday, November 14, 1981 at 5:30 p.m. DAILY CAR RENTAL Startingtfrom 995 per day *FREE: 100 km DAVE GARROW'S ORT CHRYSLER FRRY 985-7329 pm a £ [| Et is Ho i Pc A 0 x AR AER ss aE