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= i DR rt ir ie =~ a i. a a_i. SENOS WAY y " " Aga I AR LT SEE A Rh ~~ dope Cady Celi oc al Ar ut es el i 0 Pee Wee B's lead series by Paul Van Camp The Port Perry George: Stone Realtors Pee Wee no. 2 team now lead the best of seven semi-final series 3 games to 2. Port suffered the first defeat last Tuesday in Woodbridge as we were not really ready to go and the final was 6-4 Woodbridge. Jamie Menzies got the first Port goal midway through the second period with Blair Phillips and Mike Gibson earning the assists. This made the score 2-1 for the home team and every time we scored they did too. Blair Phillips counted the next Realtor goal with Chris Skura earning the third. Stephen Connors earned an assist on the Skura goal. Our final marker was a goal from Mike Gibson with Blair Phillips notching the assist. This made the series 2-1 in favour of Port. The fourth game of this series was played Friday the 19th in Port and the Realtors made no mistakes in winning the game 1-0. This was one of the most exciting games all season with both teams having many chances. Rob Brown scored the games only goal late in the first period. Blair Bailey and Brad Traves did some leg work on the play. The score didn't change mostly because of the excellent goal tending for both teams. Stacey Ballingall notched the very well earned shut out. The stage was then set for the game no. 5 with Port Perry only one win away but Woodbridge were not to be taken Sunday night as we lost 2-1 with both teams playing very well. Port took an early lead just two minutes into the game when Brad Traves and Tim Allsopp set up Mike Gibson in front of the net and Gibson put it away quickly. Wood- bridge tied it up just over a minute later, when we were short-handed. The game winner was scored midway through the second period and neither team counted after that. It was a very excellent game with both teams giving 100 per cent but the Port team just couldn't seem to buy a goal. We play the sixth game Tuesday night at 9:00 in Woodbridge and the seventh (if necessary) in Port Perry Sat. 27th at 7:30. So come out and support a team that never gives up. SEA HS = Kawartha = Regigng= Conservation Es pL UU TET TTT TTT eT rT | REMINDS YOU! SPRING WATERS RUN COLD, SWIFT AND DEEP. ution is advised near open water. Ca Parents are urged to explain the dangers of open water to their children. BOX 819, HERITAGE HOUSE FENELON FALLS, ONTARIO (705) 887-3112 ER Authority i oR Skip Don Beaton [second from left] is enjoying a successful curling season as his rink won the Mens PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 24, 1962 -- 13 the Port Perry Curling Club. Ron Parish, Ted Culbert and Ron Winslow are the other members of the team. Open Bonspiel Saturday sponsored by W. Beare and Bill Beare presented the trophy to the winning rink. Port Atoms up one gameinall Ontario Eastern Division finals On Sun. Mar. 21st, The Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Amherstview for their first game in the best of five series for the All Ontario Eastern Div. Championship. Port encountered Ernestown in the championship game of The Peterboro Tournament, they knew they could expect stiff competition, as they are an excellent skating and checking team, also very physical. The Green Machines came out flying in the first and second periods and racked up four goals, Clair Cornish lit up the scoreboard first on passing plays from Matt Durward and Daryl Leather- dale. They carried this slim lead into the second period until Matt Durward found the opening on passes from Daryl Leatherdale and Paul Wylie: After much scrambling in front of the net, Mike Sorley assisted by Sean Bradbury and Todd Heyes made it 3-0. With only 1:42 remaining in the period, Sean Bradbury scored unassisted. Port having played six games in five days simply run out of legs in the third period and Ernes- town took advantage to completely dominate this OOOO 52525252555 a5 525 25¢525252525¢525 252525255 AS SO OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO 000000 52525252525252525252525¢5¢2S 1 OPEN7DAYSAWEEK! RESTAURANT & TAVERN LTD. 15 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-3261 HOT & COLD SMORGASBORD DAILY 11:00 A.M.10 9:00 P.M. ; "Catch a Taste of the Sea" Surf & Turf Dinner Delight your tastebuds tonight! 3 DANCE |§ NIGHTS Thursday, Friday Music provided by local disc jockey. & Saturday weekly : period. Excellent goal- tending by Chris McConnell kept the team alive until the final minutes when Ernes- town scored twice, ending an exciting game at 4-2. Port will host Ernestown on Wed. Mar. 24th at 7:30. Come out and support The 'Green Machines. On Wed. Mar. 17th after three regulation periods and one ten minute overtime period the score was still in a 1-1 deadlock between the Malmont Farm Atoms and Lakefield. The Green Machines outskated, out- played and outshot their opponents, but were unable to put the puck in the net, as they hit goalposts, crossbars and there was always a big goalie glove in the way. The first period remained score- less with the play mainly in Lakefields end, it was the opening minutes of the second that Lakefield took the lead on a deflection off our own player. With only 2:40 left in the third period, Derek Fitzgerald picking up the puck from a faceoff, let go a low shot and Matt Durward tipped it under the Lakefield goalie. Chris and Ryan were not exactly over- worked, but played their usual strong game when called upon. A span of six goals sep- arated the Malmont Farm Atoms and Lakefield on Fri. the face ° A Glendette ® Renovations ® Rentals oUsed Trailers o Used Motorhomes YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOUR DEALER HWY. 7A - PORT PERRY 985-9151 Mar. 19th as Port eliminated Lakefield. from playoff action by a score of 8-2. The Malmont Farm Atoms captured the Consolation Championship in the Ux- bridge Tournament on Mar. 20th. Port were defeated by Whitby-Brooklin in their first game, by a score of 3-2. Due to the importance of playoffs, the team lacked their usual enthusism, Whitby took a fast goal lead, before Clair Cornish assisted by Daryl Leatherdale evened the score, again Whitby took the lead before the period ended. Each team added one marker in the second, scoring for Port was Todd Heyes from Sean Brad- bury and Mike Sorley. The third period was scoreless, but a great effort by Port in the dying minutes to even the score. The second game was played against Sharon with Port coming out with a 6-0 victory. The Green Machines led 2-0 after one on goals by Mike Sorley and Todd Heyes. Jimmy Vernon picked up two assists and Danny Maw a single. The second period was scoreless and it was not until the third, that Port added four more unanswer- ed goals, Jeff Mills, Daryl Leatherdale, Matt Durward and Todd Heyes the scorers with Eric Grosvenor, Matt Durward, Paul Wylie and Mike Sorley picking up single assists. *10A.M. to 6 P.M. *Register early & save $40.00 per family. The final game for the Consolation Championship was played against an Uxbridge Select Team. Port completely dominated this game with 8 goals show- ing on the scoreboard. Chris and Ryan played well in goal, although certainly not overworked. Jeff Mills assisted by Chris Legere started Port off in the first period, three more goals were scored in the second, Jarett Harman from Jeff Mills, Todd Heyes picked up his fourth of the tournament from Mike Sorley and Sean Bradbury. Sean then made it 4-0 from Mike Sorley. Daryl Leatherdale started the scoring in the third with Clair Cornish and Matt Dur- ward assisting, Jeff Mills added his second of the game with Jarett earning the assist. Sean Bradbury his second of the game with Todd Heyes assisting made it 7-0 and the final marker by Mike Sorley. Todd Heyes accepted the Championship Trophy on behalf of The Green Machines. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Soccer Registration SCUGOG YOUTH HOUSE LEAGUE * For all children ages 5 to 16 years * April 3 & 4, 1982 - Port Perry Scout Hall *Fees - $20.00 per child/ $35.00 Family After April 15th - $25.00 per child/ *Also: SPORTING GOODS EXHIBIT by Sportsland of Port Perry & SOCCER SHOE EXCHANGE AVAILABLE! For Further Information Call: BRIAN MARK, PRESIDENT - 985-8368