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1 PE Fon, XK REL G1 J EATS ey WHEE. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1975 sink Fe ALN ARLE JOY TEVA Atoms drop one and win one Malmont Farms Atoms came up against a powerful Pickering squad on Novem- ber 28 and came out on the short end of 'a eight to two count. Pickering scored the first five goals before Port got on the scoreboard at the 9:29 mark of the second period on a goal by: Mark Goreski assisted by Brian Henricks. After the first goal the Malmont quad star- ted to come on but Pickering scored three more to Ports one. Scoring the final goal for Port was Jamie Lane from Brian Henricks and - Mark Goreski. On November 30, the Mal- mont team travelled to Woodville where they played an Exhibition game against an Oshawa team. This was one of the best team efforts of the season and ended in a score of 9 to two for Port. Our goaltenders Chris Mar- tens and Paul Bateman played a steady game in the nets. Russ Jones opened the scoring at the 4:15 mark assisted by Brian Henricks and Billy Foote. This was the only goal of the first period but it should have - minutes later. showed several goals for Port as they missed many opportunities around the op- ponents net. At the 1:27 mark of the second period, Mark Goreski scored assist- ed by Steve Lee and Jeff Johnstone. Two minutes later, Stan Glass scored assisted by Brian Henricks 'making the score 3 to zip for Port. At the 4:52 mark, Oshawa scored their first goal and added to it twa With one minute to go in the period, Jeff Johnstone scored assis- ted by Robby Lane. The score at the end of the second period 4 to 2 for the Malmont Gang. The third period was all. Port's, as they scored five unanswéyed goals. Scoring for Port were Brian Henricks from Russ Jones and Mark Goreski, Howard Lee from Russ _Jones and Billy - Foote, Robby Long unassisted, Brian Henricks from Mark Goreski, and Robby Long unassisted, Next home game- is on Friday, December 5; against " Newcastle. Come on out and supp6rt our youth. hockey. Tykes entertain Taking a breather after close to an hour on the ice, coaches talk to the players lined along the boards. The first year tykes offer a great deal of enjoyment on Saturday morning for 'anyone wishing to watch. On this particular morning about 30 tykes found that there are many ups-and-downs to the good old game of 3122 3123 312, 3125 3126 3428 3429 EVEREST 3420 EVEREST 3431 T.N.T. F/A 3433 ALPINE 331 3013 3013 E OU BENNETT Maine CHRYSLER MOTORS SKI-DOO > ALES & SERVICE | OCTOBER 15, 1 1976_SKI-DOO MODELS BENNETT MARINE DISCOUNT PRICE 3127 SERIES - "250 w-- 250 E 300 300 T 300 E 30 340 E 440 340 340 E uo T.N.T. F/A 3432 DOUBLE BED TRAILERS $199.00 1975_SKI-DOO MODELS BENNETT MARINE DISCOUNT PRICE LILO E 250 340 640 ER "DIVISION OF BEITINGER LIMITED 4566 & 4568 KINGSTON ROAD, WEST HILL, ONT. o PHONE: 282-1720 - 284-0177 BENNETT MARINE DISCOUNT PRICE $925.00 1,025.00 1,099.00 1,185.00 1,279.00 1,279.00 1,369.00 1,369.00 1,469.00 1,549.00 1,674.00 1,739.00 1,733.00 1,845.00 2,284.00 SKI DOO COVER $35.00 ELAN ELAN ToN.T. F/C T.N.T. F/A T.N.T. F/A R.V. rices and specifications 250 TD 300 ss L4LO SM 340 SM LLO SM 245 899.00 989.00 1,375.00 1,375.0C 1,450.00 1, 545,00 subject to change BOMBARDIER without notice Dad said if | stand in one spot long enough the puck is bound to come to me, so why bother chasing it! Ch po not