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Last weekend the Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms travelled to Peter- borough for the annual Lift- lock Atom Hockey Tourna- ment. The team gave a good account of themselves . as they reached the consola- to the Campbellford Atoms. On Saturday in their first game of the tournament the Port Perry team squeaked Hanover Kitchen Atoms. The game itself was a close affair as both tears had numerous chances to .in- crease the score. Scoring for Port Perry to give them the victory were two of the defencemen, namely Steven Lee and Darren Desaultes. Both were very fine goals. Steven's resulted from a fine effort on his part while 'Darren scored with a high hard shot from his defence position. Paul Bateman went the distance in the Port Perry net and. along with the rest of his team- mates he came up with a strong effort to secure. the win. Due to scheduling difficul- ties, the Port Atoms next game on Saturday was against = Bryon Major Atoms, a team in a higher category based on popula- tion. But none the less, the Port Atoms could have had this game but they came up a little flat and found themselves on the short end of a 1-0 score. Coach Bob Lee pulled the goalie late in - the game but unfortunately the effort fell a little short. Paul Goreski went the dis- tance in net for Port Perry and he played a solid game allowing just the single marker. By the luck of the draw, Port Perry won the next game by default and auto- Skate-a-thon 'continued in support of the new arena. ~" Skate-a-thon organizers bon are pleased with the overall ) project, and are hoping -to 7 make the event an annual 55 one. i Anyone wishing to hand their money in may do so A by depositing it in either the fi Bank of Commerce or the Royal Bank along with the sponsor sheet. Arrange- ments have been made with the two Port Perry banks. Money can also be handed over to any Minor Hockey or figure skating executive member. "Yio firia} betore bowling out" out a 2-1 victory over the:" 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 2, 1977 Atoms reach finals in Peterborough tourney matically advanced into the . game as they led 3-0 after consolation semi-final round of the tournament on Sun- "day morning. In the game on Sunday, the Port Perry squad play- .ed the Atom team from Norwood. The boys were "really up Tor this"gameé and™ they came out flying to win . by a 7-3 count. "Steven Lee was the story in the game as he scored no less than "four big goals. Two of his goals were terrific shots up high into the Norwood goal. On ° another . occassion Steven walked right. in and. fired a "super shot to the short side of the net. Vaughn McKee also got a nice goal for Port Perry as he led a solo rush and let his shot go just inside the Norwood blueline. The other scorers for Port Perry were Jeff Johnstone -ahd Mike Digkson. Port Perry had complete control of this advanced to. the one period and 7-1 after two. Paul Goreski played the entire game in goal and he made some fine stops. With the win, Port Perry final against Campbellford. The "Atoms--came--up- with=a=--pgrabbed-a 5-2-lead~Howard = strong effort but unfortunat- ely they were beaten by'a * 7-3 score. The game was actually closer than. the score indicates as Port missed some fine scoring opportunities and one play- er on. Campbellford alone accounted for four of his teams goals. Campbellford got off to a quick start and led 2-0 after one period and increased the score to-4-0 well into the second period. Jeff Johnstone finally got Port Perry on the score- board before the second. period had ended. Early in the third period Howard Lee took a pass from Johnstone and after two attempts flip- ped the puck into the net to make the, score 4-2. The Port Perry team had gotten off to a bad start but sud- denly they were back in the game. But less than" a minute later, Campbellford Lee got that one back with a - good low shot from just off - the crease. The Port Perry "squad had a few more good chances to score but nothing worked out. With less than , two minutes to go in the game, Coach Lee pulled his goalie but one of the Camp- béllford players found the open net and the victory was secured. Paul Bateman went the distance in net and he made some fine stops. The Port Perry Atoms are now await- ing the start of their league play-offs against Uxbridge Atoms. Broomball activities Utica 1 - Smits 0 Last Sunday featured great goaltending from all . six clubs. This game was no exception as Dennis Symes for Utica and Bill Gerber of Smits stood out amongst the crowd and showed their talent. Smit's who have a claim on last place showed a strong effort in trying to overpower the mighty second place Utica. In the first period, Smit's were shorthanded, which is something that has hurt them all season, but they killed off all the minors served by John Gerber, Barry McLure and Casey VanSchagen. Utica scored the first goal of the game as 'Ron Redman blistered a shot that stretched the mesh for the winning goal. Mike - Mitchell and Ken Davidson assisted. Late in the second period, Ron Redman drew an interference penalty that gave Smit's a bid for a tie, but Dennis Symes stood the test throughout the, penalty - and the remainder of the third period to register the shutout and the win. Brooklin 4 - Brian's 0 - This game was not played the way it sounds as Brian's played a respectful game in front of fantastic goaltend- ing from Wayne Cox. The first two periodg=of this game nobody could buy a goal, but early in the third Matty VanHeuval of Brook- Denture WHITBY PETER BARKER ) ) 3 111 Dundas Street West | - 668-1464 ) ) Therapist : SCUGOG PLUMBING & Discount Plumbing Supplies RENOVATIONS - REPAIRS and - NEW INSTALATIONS Special Rates For Senior Citizens 184 Casimir Street -- Port Perry Phone 985-3837 lin put a dent in Wayne Cox's armour to give Brook- lin the lead that they would not lose. Murray Down increased the lead to two with Dave Fuller and Randy Church assisting. Paul Christie of the Brian's club was given a minor penalty for tripping and Brooklin scored a power play goal giving them the "huge lead with only five -. minutes remaining. Brian's still short handed as Dave Dalton received a miscon- duct on Christie's penalty were once -again scored on by Marty VanHeuval from John VanHeuval and Tom Lewis. All that was left for Brian's was to break Charlie Dennis' shutout and this chance became greater with Murray Down getting a penalty for) holding with a minute and ne ial] left, but Dennis held on to his shut- out. ' Cawker's 3 - Coulter's 1 Coulter's took the lead on a power play goal from: Brian Parrish as Bob Stevens and Rick Collins received assists. Cawker's tied it up with seven seconds left in the first period on a beautiful pass- ing play with Dan Taylor getting credit and Colin Wackett and Bruce Wood- row assisting. In the second period Kevin Smith scored the winning goal from Don Phinney -and Doug Scott. The scoring was finalized on Don Phinney's goal from Kevin Smith. The league is still looking for more spectators as the action is really getting exciting with playoffs approaching. So come and see some tough action and exciting plays at the Port Perry new arena on Sun- days from 4 p.m.-7p.m. - MUSKRAT - COON * We Buy Raw Furs. x - RED FOX - WOLF Blackstock area news the arrival of their baby by Mrs. Pat Fletcher Once again Old Man Winter has done a great job of blocking some of .our roads and making driving hazardous . Sympathy . is extended to the family of Mrs. W.W. VanCamp who passed away last Monday. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Tom - Feltis, Chyrl, Peter and Randy of Dalrymple and Mrs. C. Graham were Sun- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and girls. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williamson on LADIES AFTERNOON - CURLING Tues. Jan. 25 .-Snooks 10 McCoy 5 . Smith 9 . Carnwith 8 . Kenny 9 . . Dawson 3 . Mitchell 8 Martyn 6 Wed. Jan. 26 H. Hadden 13 OE>Z mR RE , N. Malcolm 2 .*I Carter 8 S. Lee {5 H. Thomson 8 B: Beare 4 M. Foster 9 H. Parish 5 - Jack Cracknell 357-3657 Les Cracknell 432-2440 SOB oor weather conditions postponed the Agricultural meeting with John Brad- shaw, as guest speaker, it will be held Thursday, Feb. 3 (hopefully). APL A speedy recovery to Mrs, '. Stanford VanCamp and Mr. patients in fhe Port Perry hospital and" now conveles- ing at home. Mrs. Erma Strong is a patient in Port Perry Hos- pital, but pleased to hear she is feeling some better. Mr. Harry: VanCamp is improving nicely following - eye surgery in Oshawa ~ Hdspital last week. Winners at the senior $ citizen card party with 16 = tables were 1st -- Bruce Ormiston 103, 2nd - Russell Larmer 88, 3rd - Earl Pres- cott 84, 4th - Will Carnegie 83, 5th - Mrs. Alsop 82, 6th - Ruby Tripp 7 and Tow - » Carl Wright. 2 The Scout Dance on Sat- urday evening at the Rec. 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