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Brad oO m WwW i n 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - Gold and tan two- NL power play. Scott Feasby Menzies doing excellent tone, .air conditioner, cruise control, power windows, Time runs out on Pee Wees Brad Menzies, the final by M. Leatherdale On Tuesday, Nov. 9th the Childrens Arena in Oshawa, The Port Perry Legion Pee Wee's played an exhibition game with The Oshawa Rangers. This was an enjoy- able game for the spectators as both teams played out- standing. The first half of the opening period, Port con- trolled the play in Oshawa end, the remainder of the game it was wide open hockey with end to end skat- ing and super passing plays. assisted by John Lally took advantage of an Oshawa' penalty to put Port on the scoreboard, Oshawa quickly retaliated to make it 3-1. Brad Menzies assisted by John Lally put Port within one goal again on a power play, but due to time the game had to be called with 7 minutes remaining. Who knows what the score might have been, the way our guys have been turning it on in the third period. Friday, Nov. 12th, in their first encounter of the season, The Legion Pee Wee's hosted Oak Ridges. Port controlled the first period in Oak Ridges end but succeeded in scoring only one goal due to a super stand-up goalie with a very fast glove hand. Brad Menzies, assisted by Warren Geer and Shawn Nanay accounted for Port being up by one at the end of the first period. The only scoring was by Oak Ridges in the second, Port playing a strong third period popped in two goals, the first by Andrew Steele assisted by Steve Connors and Scott Feasby. John Lally gave Port a 3-1 lead assisted by Brad Traves and Scott Feasby. Oak Ridges elected to pull their goalie in favor of six attackers on a power play, bringing them within a one goal span. Brad Traves playing a strong defensive stick handling behind the Oak Ridges net wound down the last 35 seconds, prevent- ing Oak Ridges from pulling their goalie in an attempt to tie the game. Nov. 13th, The Legion Pee Wee's played Stouffville, as in their previous encounter the score was 6-5 in favour of our hometown team. It was a high scoring first period with seven goals finding the mark, four of these by Stouff- ville. Mike Sorley put Port on the scoreboard on a rebound from Warren Geer. Brad Menzies made it 2-1 on a power play goal assisted by Geer and Sorley; less than one minute later Stouffville had evened the score. Mark Barkey unassisted put Port back in the lead, only to have Stouffville score twice more before the period ended. The second period was penalty LA > [on lon lan [apn Tape [om [apn [apn [age [po | ICCC 5 [te Tako [ate Tin Tan Te Tio win | JC [am | on [oe [an [a [oe [a [== [om am [apn [on } | [athe Tae Fain [he [ts Te in we | s [he alo | ols | ICC [ao [oo | JUNIOR "C" | J "HOCKEY Scugog Arena - Port Perry i ICICICIACD Jee he he | [Se [se lee [on [alo | cle [ole | oo ule | ain [cle [le [ie [in | in | ce [ole [te | de [he | dn | be [le [ode [ade | ole [le | r- ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; [ape [ape [apn {apo | apn [apm [opm [pw [pm [pm [cpm Tp [ms [pm [gn [ce [ge | gm cm | cm | ym [tm ge | yn |e (gm | ye | tip | oe | Sp SUN., NOVEMBER 21st Bewdley Rangers Students $1.50; Children 50¢ [op apn on ap lan lam [ap [am [om | o [am | ape | ayn [gm [am | ay [gn [gn [an | ay | oy [wpm | JC o [ke | whe | we | lo | Tae] e ohn whe | the | GAME TIME: 7:30 P.M. C000) o [po [ope [om [gn | apm [age {apo | myn | Ten ole | he | il Log am [ap [ape [on op lon [apn | Re 5252525252525252525252525252 52525252 52525252525252525252525 2525252525262 filed with each team picking up four apiece. Stouffville took advantage of Ports penalties to go up by two goals, but that was to be the last as Stacey Ballingall con- trolled the net and Port took over the goal scoring in the thrid. Warren Geer picked up a hat trick on the last three goals scored, sliding on his knees did not prevent Warren from scoring his first one, assisted by Brad Leatherdale and Mike Sorley, the second one was on a nower plav assisted by marker of Warrens was due to a well executed passing play from Menzies and Sorley. This line of Menzies, Geer and Sorley were hot in. this game as they accounted for 5 of Ports six goals. The next home game for the Pee Wees will be on Friday, November 19th at 9 o'clock when they will host Unionville. Sat. November Oth, they will be off to Lakefield for a tournament. two more The Malmont Farm Atoms played two league games over the weekend. The Green Machines played host to Pickering Village Friday night-and won by a score of 7-0. Defenseman Danny Maw started off the scoring for Port with a goal assisted by Jeff Mills and Mike Feasby. The second goal of the first period was scored by Mike Feasby with Jeff Mills and Jarret Harmon earning the assists. The score remained 2-0 at the end of the first period. During the second period Port put three more goals past the Pickering goalie. Mark Andrews scored goal number three with assists going to Greg Fitzgerald and Clair Cornish. Giving Port a 5-0 lead at the end of the second period, Mark Andrews scored with Clair Cornish earning the assists. Jan Heyes scored the sixth goal of the game with assists going to Defenseman Sean Bradbury and Chris Legere. goal was scored by Clair Cornish. Farm Team hosted Oak- ridges for their second league game of the week end. Jeff Mills scored the only goal in the first period with assists going to Chris Legere and Mike Feasby. Clair Cornish gave Port a 2-0 lead early in the second period on a goal assisted by Jeff Mills. Mark Andrews scored goal number 3 with Clair Cornish picking up the assist. With a fine pass from Mike Feasby, Jarret Harmon gave Port a 4-0 lead at the end of the second period. The Green Machines came out flying in the 3rd period feoring five more goals. The irst of these goals was scored by Danny Maw after some fine passing from Brian Appleby and Jarret Harmon. Goal number 6 was scored by Clair Cornish with defensemen Danny Maw and Brian Appleby earning the assists. Jarret Harmon scored the next two goals for the Green Machines, earning himself a well deserved hat trick. Eric Grosvenor and Jeff Mills were credited with Appleby and gave Port a 9-0 win. Although there wasn't On Saturday, the Malmont much action, goal tender Ryan LaRocca mdde the saves when necessary, earn- ing himself two shut-outs over the weekend. ... WILL NOT WAIT! Trade-Up to a Later Model Before the Snow Flies!! loaded with options. Lic. RPK 057. 1981 MONTE CARLO COUPE - Flawless black finish, V8 automatic, air conditioner, bucket seats and console. Lic. RMZ 614. 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LJ COUPE - Two-tone jadestone green, fully equipped including air conditioner, bucket seats, console, low km. Lic. RBD 283. 1981 PLYMOUTH RELIANT COUPE - Dark brown with "tan vinyl interior, 4 cylinder, 4 speed floor shift, radio, ° front wheel drive. Lic. TBL 577. 1981 PONTIAC ACADIAN HATCHBACK COUPE - Bright - red, maroon cloth interior, automatic, radio. A $600.00 Down Payment might Buy This One! Lic. RRA 338. . has received. Lic. PEF 514. 1980 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA SEDAN - Dark brown, good gas mileage model, 4 cylinder, automatic, front wheel drive, radio. Lic. 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A FEW OLDER "AS IS" SPECIALS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST! 1980 FORD LTD STATIONWAGON - Dark maroon, V8, automatic, well equipped, reflects the excellent care it 1981 GMC LONG BOX WIDSIDE % TON - 6 cylinder, 3 . speed. Lic. HY 3348. 157 arn 1980 CHEV LONG BOX STEPSIDE %: TON - 6 cylinder, - automatic. Lic. ER 4867. 1980 CHEV LONG BOX WIDESIDE % TON - V8, auto- "matic, Lic. EP 2596. - : +1979 GMC | BOX WIDESIDE 2 TON - Diesel, auto- . matic. Lic. ES 1518, td 1979 GMC LONG BOX WIDESIDE % TON - V8, auto- matic. Lic. AR 5007. "o The team, coaches and parents were very pleased to . see Jarret Harmon back in action over the week end - Welcome back Jarret. The Malmont Farm-Atoms will travel to Oakridges on Tuesday, Nov. 16 for their next league game. 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