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After 3 fast skating games this week the awesome "green machine' closed out their exhibi- tion season with a 5 &0 record. Way to go boys! On Thursday night the team travelled to Bowmanville to face off against a very aggressive Toro team. The scoring started midway through the 1st period as Sandy Mark found the empty corner assisted by fellow linesman Tim Fitz- patrick and Jeremey Geer. Port's final goal of the game came off the stick of Kirk Swain as he blasted one between the pipes assisted by Craig Laird. Nice passing plays boys! Ian Shrigley and Scot Pretchitko shared goal tending duties tonight and both made many sensational stops in- cluding several breakaway at- tempts! Great work boys! Friday nights game saw Port's Obituary- Dorothy Aird Dorothy Aird passed away at the Port Perry Hospital on Oc- tober 12, 1988, following a lengthy illness. She was in her 71st year. Dorothy (Fraser) was born April 25, 1918. For many years, Dorothy lived on a farm on the 4th Conces- sion and took an active part in the work of the United Church Women of Utica and Manchester. For the past 19 years Dorothy and her husband Robert have liv- ed on Union Ave. in Port Perry. They travelled extensively in Canada, visiting their eldest son in British Columbia a total of 14 times. Active in the Senior Citizens, Dorothy sang in the Senior Citizens Choir and enjoyed "FOUNDATION SEALING 985-9490 "Ti 434-0295 "WHEN YOU WANT TO "KNOW WHO'S AHEAD... The many tioral "arrangements and memorial donations were gratefully appreciated. many outings and euchre even- ings over the years. Dorothy Aird was the loving wife of Robert Aird. Dear mother of Jim of B.C., Doug of Bowman- ville, Bill of Toronto and Carol of Lindsay. Sister of Lorna Tardiff of Milton, Betty Riseborough of - B.C. and predeceased by Frank, Floyd and Bud Fraser. Loving grandmother of 11 granchildren and 2 great grandchildren. A funeral service was held at the Wagg Funeral Home in Port Perry on Friday, October 14, 1988. Rev. Edith Bolton officiated. In- terment Pine Grove Cemetery. ..WHO'S IN? WHO'S OUT? FIND OUT NOW! EL¥ 210 1st match-up of the season with Uxbridge. This was a very fast skating game but Port dominated the scoring plays winning the game 5-1. Uxbridge opened the scoring early in the 1st period but Port quickly answered back 3 minutes later as Jay Tredway blasted one between the pipes assisted by Jay King. Scoring next was Sandy Mark as he and Jeremey Geer combined to beat the Uxbridge net minder. Early in the 3rd period Kenton LeFort and Ian McCready teamed up to ad- vance Port's lead to 3. Tommy Chambers smoked by another shot assisted by a very hard work- ing Jeremey Geer. Port's icing on the cake was a blistering shot from the blue line by defenceman Matt Morris and assisted by Jeremey Geer and Sandy Mark. Rounding off the weekend Port travelled to Oshawa for a return match-up against the Bruins. The home team opened the scoring early in the first period but Port's Sandy Mark quickly tied the game with a blistering shot from the sidelines assisted by Jay King & Kirk Swain. Jay Tredway end- ed the period with a lone goal from a scramble in front of the net. Tim Fitzpatrick boosted the score later in the second period when he blasted a high s.ot upstairs past the Bruin goalie, assisted by his very hard working line mates. Jeremey Geer and Craig Laird. Oshawa slipped one goal in late in the second period in a loosing attempt making the score 3-2. Tommy Chambers J 8 WOR AE LAN 4 RE Rai PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 1, 1988 -- 53 Green Machine hot for Atom season scored the final goal of the game in the 3rd period ending the game Port on top 4-2. The Malmont Farms Atom 1 team opened the league season on Friday, Oet. 28 when they faced off against a very aggressive Stouffville team. With Jay King & Darryl Bourgeois out of the line- up the rest of the team had to work extra hard and work they did! This was a very exciting game right from the opening whistle as Port Perry and Stouff- ville constantly challenged each others goaltenders. Ian and Scot both played outstanding between the pipes! The forwards and defensive lines all played tight hockey passing the puck around and breaking up many Stouffville rushes! Stouffville played a very rough game picking up 9 penalties but we are very proud to report that Port Perry, instead of resor- ting to choppy 'hockey' they directed all their energy into out- skating and outplaying their op- position making Stouffville look like they were standing still! Way to work together boys! Stouffville opened up the scoring in the 1st period but midway through the 2nd period Tim Fitzpatrick took a beautiful flip shot tieing up the game 1-1 assisted by Sandy Mark. Early in the 3rd period Kenton LeFort gave Port the lead 2-1 as he let go a hard shot beating the Stouffville netminder. Stouffville netted 2 more before the end of the game outscoring Port 3-2 but definitely not out playing them. For more exciting action with the Malmont Farms Atom team come out Friday, Nov. 4 to their next home game. Good Luck Boys! DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. SELWIN FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. ADVANTAGES OF INVESTING THROUGH SELWIN / FORDER FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. Guaranteed Investment Certificates SHOPPERS M 3, 4, 5 Year Annual ortgage and Loan Corporation | 0% 4 % wh oily Tas Q3/4% Short Term 30-179 Days -- RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE -- PHONE 985-8471 country Lane LTY TIMI] Hwy 7A & High Street, Port Perry. 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