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This time Oshawa won 2-1. Scoring - Borden Foal-Lac Forp Mares milk production doesn't keep up with a growing foals Borden's Foal-Lac. It's almost identical to mare's milk but has minerals. pellets in 25 or 50 Ib. drums. nant and milking mares and as supplementary diet for foals. appetite. Help the foal along with greater amounts of vitamins and Foal-Lac is available in powder and Get Foal-Lac at your Shur-Gain Dealer's. Shur-Gain... value for discerning feeders. Ports only goal was Jay Van Camp assisted by Andy Systma and Steven Durham. On Saturday, February 10, the Green Machine travelled to Keene where they played three games and came home with the Championship Trophy and an individual trophy for each of the boys. In the first game we met Campbellford with little trouble, the Green Machine skated to a 5-1 victory. Lee Wilbur had his second hat- trick of the year, Andy Systma found the mark for one goal, Craig Menzies had one goal and two assist. Greg Warriner had his hat- trick in assists, Jim White and Dave Culbert each had an assist. WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 The second game was much tougher competition as we met Wellington who had defeated us at the Peter- borough tourney: Port scored 2 and Wellington scored 1, then pulled their goalie with one minute left and tied the score at 2. "Overtime again only this time no one scored. Port were declared the winners as they had scored the first goal of the game. Greg Warriner and Andy Systma each had a goal, assisted by Craig Menzies and Dave Burnett. In the third game we met Ennismore, this game started out to be a walk away for Port, they scored 3 goals then they went to lunch when they finally woke up Ennis- more had scored three goals to tie the game. Tn " % Ne) EE 31! & y Ba % "a ; Bir 4 Fifty down and just fifty to go. Port Perry Star 285 drivers had to be in control of their machines. The third period the Green Machine got back' into gear and scored two goals to win the Championship game 5-3. Bobbie Goble had tw goals, Craig Menzies, Jim White and Chris Lane each had one goal. Robbie Baker, Lee Wilbur and Dave Burnett each had 2 assists, Jay Van Camp had one assist, John Moore and Steven Whalen played well in net. Thanks to Robbie Baker and Dave Culbert for helping the Atoms while Tim Cannon is on holidays and Jeff Cockerton was at a wedding. Watch for notice of play- off games for the Atoms. On Wednesday February 14, the Atoms have an exhibi- tion game against Markham at the Scugog Arena at 6:30. Support Minor Hockey. ' Atoms win Keene Tournament publisher takes a welcome break at the end of the 50 miles in the Snowarama, Sunday. Peter found the going a little rough [especially the early start] but atk Na STN $3 py SII 6 4, APE 0 eA RACS o'er, Nearly 300 hardy snow- mobilers braved the cold for 100 chilly miles Sunday morning, and crippled children came out the big, big winners. Port Perry .Snowarama co-ordinator John Davies says that more than $20,000 was raised through pledges, almost double the amount raised last year, and he was delighted with the results. "Fantastic," he said. "We are very pleased the way things went. Opening the Snowarama ride up for anyone this year sure made a difference." The riders started leaving the Latcham Centre on the Port Perry waterfront at 8:00 a.m. Sunday for the first leg of the 100 mile ride which took them on a wide ark around the north end of Scugog. The second leg went south through Cartwright Township into Manvers and then back to Port Perry via Nestleton. . The Port Perry Snow- arama for Crippled Children is part of similar rides across the province held each winter. Half of all the money collected through pledges goes directly to the Ontario Society for Crippled Children and the remainder is used by Easter Seal service clubs in Durham Region. The ride this year attrac- ted considerably more participants than last year when 168 took to the 100-mile course, and this was due to the fact that the event was open in 1979 to anybody with a snowmobile. The event this year attrac- ted a number of 'VIP's" including MPP George Ashe, Ajax mayor Clarke Mason and Uxbridge Mayor Gary Herrema who left the Latcham Centre at 10:00 am. and were led through the course by Harvey Graham of the Dynos snow- mobile club. The first group to get away in the morning included Bill Harper of Port Perry and Dr. Russ Martin who had collected more than $500 in pledges and was riding a ARE ri ih 300 snowmobilers raise a record $20,000 snowmobile donated for the event by Willy Houthuys. They finished the first 50 miles by 10:00 a.m. and after a half-hour break completed the full course by early afternoon. The rider with the most pledges this year was Fred Gallop, a member Of the RCMP detachment in Oshawa, and he collected $946. The 100-mile course was marked out and patrolled by members of eight snow- . mobile clubs in this area including Port Perry and the * Cartwright Dynos. About 15 members of the Scugog Lake G.R.S. club provided radio communications, and this group has already said it will take on the same duties next year. As might be expected there were a few break- downs over the 100-mile course, but Mr. Davies says there were no serious. problems and he added that Snowarama was an un- qualified success. The Snowarama events across Ontario began in 1975 and former wrestler -Whipper Watson (who was crippled himself in a car accident several years ago) has been closely associated with it. Since 1975 the events have raised close to $1 million. fon "This year's "Tammy" in the Durham area, nine year old Nada Batinic of Oshawa, paid a visit to the Latcham Centre on Sunday morning and greeted drivers as they completed the first leg of the ride. She also enjoyed a brief ride on a snowmobile. Senior Redmen (From Page 18) off the scoring with a single. The big man with the boards was Cope with 12 rebounds. Patton had eight and Wilbur four. Simmonds led in-steals with five and Patton had three. Fedyk also had three assists. managed to complete the course and raise $130. for Crippled Children. He's not sure, however, whether he'll go through it again next year.