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Port went ahead in the first period by a score of 2-0 when Robbie Baker scored on a pass from John Harman. David Burnett scored the second marker assisted by Robbie Baker. Bancroft made it 2-1 before Port took control of the game scoring 2 more in the second period when Brad Menzies scored from Ray Daniels and Blair Phillips; Robbie Baker picked up an unassisted goal; and in the third period David Culbert scored assisted by David Burnett; and John Harman scored assisted by Warren Geer and Robbie Baker. Final score Port-6, Bancroft -1. Port returned to Peterbor- ough Saturday for a game against Belle River. The Malmont Farms Atoms made a very good attempt to stay on the championship side of the board; however, Belle River was just too strong for the Port boys, and they defeated Port by a score: of 3-1. The Malmont Farms Atoms were defeated mainly by penalties in the game; however, they worked hard and never gave up until the final buzzer went to end the 'game, - Port picked up the first goal when John Harman scored assisted by Brian Dean. Belle River scored two of their three goals while Port was serving penalties. Losing this game put Port on the consolation side and Belle River went on from here to an easy champion- ship, defeating their other opponents easily with scores of 9-2, and in the final 7-1. Malmont Farms Atoms met Napanee in their second game of the day and defeat- ed Napanee 2-0. Port scored twice in the first period when Robbie Baker scored assist- ed by Warren Geer and John Harman scored assisted by Blair Phillips. Port held their 2-0 lead throughout the rest of the game, eliminating this team from further play. Port's next game was against Peterborough's St. Annes. This game was somewhat of a nightmare for the coaches when the Port team did not play their usual game of hockey. The boys appeared listless, with the exception of the goalies, who came through with many key saves. They managed to come through with a 4-3 win against St. Annes. St. Annes scored the first goal with Port tying the score with 3:45 left in the first period when Warren Geer scored assisted by John Harman. Port went ahead in the second period when Blair Phillips scored assisted by John Harman. St. Annes came back and tied the score in the third period. Port scored two quick goals mid- way in the third when Robbie Baker scored assisted by Dave Burnett and Scott Feasby. St. Annes closed the gap with 2:19 left in the game equalizer, but were unable to get the pulling their goalie in the last minute of play, before the final buzzer went ending the game 4-3. Malmont Farms Atoms returned to Peterborough Sunday to play for the consolation trophy. They met Fenelon Falls in the final game. These two teams were evenly matched and the play went from end to end throughout the game. The first period went score- less and it wasn't until 1:12 remaining in the second period that Port picked up a goal scored by David Burnett assisted by John Lally. Half-way through the second period, Port picked up their second goal when it looked like a replay of the first; John Lally won the draw. from the face-off in Fenelon Falls end, drew the puck back to David Burnett who shot the puck past the goalie. With 3:31 remaining in the game Fenelon Falls scored to make it 2-1 and put tension in the air. Fenelon Falls pulled their goalie in favour of an extra attacker but Port was able to ward them off and bring home the consolation trophy. Congratulations to- David Burnett and John Lally who received MVP awards following this game. Snowmobilers meet for breakfast The extra snow over the weekend inspired a few more club members to attend our first '"ride-in breakfast". The excellent cooks under the leadership of Jean Short served approximately 80 breakfasts in no short order. After a hearty meal, many members once again donned their gear and set out for an afternoon of snowmobiling on the local trails system. Next Sunday, Feb. 24, 1980 will see members from the Central Ontario Regional Snowmobile Association gather at the clubhouse for a family fun day, starting at noon. All members of CORSA are invited to attend and ride some new trails. Even if you or the children are unable to ride, bring House League Hockey Results NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE Reliable Plumbing-2 Kinsmen Club-1 Reliable Plumbing defeat- ed Kinsmen Club 2 to 1. Scoring for Reliable was Darryl Leatherdale 2 goals, and Brad Fertile 1 assist. Kinsmen goal scored by Jamie Mabley assisted by Scott Menzies. --MASTERFEEDS Scugog Realty-6 Sportsland-0 Scugog Realty led by Jimmy Vernon's 4 goals and 2 assists defeated Sportsland 6 to 0. - Other scorers were Wayne McDowell 2 goals, 1 assist, Gregory Brawn 1 assist and Aaron Cochrane 1 assist. Chris Carr got the shutout. BUTLER BINS All Sizes 20% OFF Until March 14th, 1980 START YOUR BEGONIAS Just Arrived Good Assortment 89¢ each $2.40 for 3 NOW HORSE CARE Absorbine ......360 ml. $3.99 Zev. .......ouninns 21t. $9.95 Shinband. ........ 8oz. $5.49 Cooper Wormer ..4 oz Buckley's 3in 1 Linament $3.79 SYNOVEX S and H $1.65 each RAL GRO PER CARTRIDGE $33.60 . $4.49 DURSBAN 44 LICE CONTROL with applicator $16.95 BAN MINTH PIG WORMER $5.50 UDDER OINTMENT $3.50 - $4.80 $25.50 EMTRYL SOLUBLE 500 gm. Dr. Naylor's TEAT DILATORS $3.39 Mecadox 100 ml. $6.25 MASTITIS CARE TANK 250 ml. $8.55 MASTERFEEDS [oc /ouwrs 139 QUEEN STREET, ur 31530 PORT PERRY 985-8481 Saturday 8105 ATOM HOUSELEAGUE by Doug Moore U.AW.-1 _ Lake Scugog Lumber-0 In a hard fought game on Saturday, Feb. 17, U.A.W. managed to defeat Lake Scugog Lumber 1-0. Scoring for U.A.W. was Danny Vernon unassisted. Record- ing the shutout for U.A.W. was Darryl Bradt. Swamp Garage-2 Marj Tripp Realty-1 In another hard fought game Swamp Garage defeat- ed Marj Tripp to a score of 2-1. Scoring for Swamp Garage was Dave Doupe and Blair Bailey, both unassisted goals. Scoring the lone marker for Marj Tripp was Jeff Fedyk, unassisted. PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE Glen Vallie-6 Franks Real Estate-5 In a very close game Glen Vallie with two late third period goals defeated Franks Real Estate 6 to 5. Brian Goble 5 goals, Tim Maw 1 goal, 2 assists and Philip Spencley 1 assist were the scorers for Glen Vallie. Paul Walton 2 goals, 1 assist, Jeff Norton 1 goal, 1 assist, Jeff Wallace 1 goal, Nick Cracknell 1 goal, and Chris Cookman 1 assist were the scorers for Franks. Lions Club-4 Wes Lane Plumbing-1 Wes Lane Plumbing, play- ing without their regular goaltender, were defeated by Lions Club4to 1. Scoring for Lions Club were Ron Brown 2 goals, 1 assist, Todd Soomre 1 goal, 2 assists. Jamie Lee 1 goal, and Doug Dusty 1 assist. Jeff Wray assisted by Shawn Elliott scored for Wes Lane. All players and coaches wish a speedy recovery to Steve Patterson. BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE 1.G.A.4 Goreski Insulation-3 In a close game 1.G.A. defeated Goreski Insulation 4 to 3. Scoring for 1.G.A. were Paul Kingston 2 goals, 2 assists, Dean Haugen 1 goal, 1 assist, Ken Lynde 1 goal, Mike Gundry 1 assist, and Kelvin Gibson 1 assist. Scorers for Goreski were Paul Van Camp 1 goal, 1 assist, Earl Myers 1 goal, Bernie Vanderzwet 1 goal, and Trevor Kennedy 1 assist. Emmerson Insurance-4 Cochrane Trotters-0 Emmerson Insurance led by the shutout goaltending of Luke VanRyswyk defeated Cochrane Trotters 4 to 0. Scorers were Steve Atchison - 1 goal, 1 assist, Clyde Brewster 1 goal, Ron Lee 1 goal and Dean Travis 1 assist. your toboggan or sleds and simply enjoy an afternoon out of doors. ; The next item on our calendar is Snowarama, rescheduled for Sunday, March 2, 1980. Registration will be at the Latcham Centre, Port Perry beginn- ing at 8 a.m. Club members are urged to still try for more pledges. Many of this seasons' 100 km rides in aid of the crippled children society have had to be post- poned due to poor weather conditions so-riders-do your best and keep those pledges coming in! The next General Member- ship meeting will be Sunday, March 9, 1980 at 2 p.ni. at the clubhouse when annual elections will be held. Everyone is welcome. 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