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Sh sD I ea ee SEH A iON Al Ss 5 On Feb. 5th, the Malmont Farm Atoms turned in an outstanding performance, when they shut-out Uxbridge 3-0. All three periods were excellent two way hockey with only three penalties being called, two to the visitors and one to Port. It made an exciting and fast game. Ryan and Chris again giving the team their top notch goal tending. Uxbridge goalie was simply outstand- ing in keeping the goals down to three, as he made so many excellent saves on what seemed like sure goals. In the last few games, a distinct improvement by all the defense in clearing the puck from their own end, and with the forwards doing super back checking, certainly has cut down the goals against, so to all the defensemen, Chris, Danny, Jimmy, Mike, Derek and Paul keep up the good work. . Not every passing play will result in a goal, but the three in this game, were results of this type of play. Mike Sorley taking a pass from Clair Cornish opened the scoring early in the first period, on a high shot to the top corner. "The remainder of this period and the second period were scoreless, and it was not until the opening minutes of the third that Clair Cornish carrying the puck from centre ice deep into Uxbridge end, passed to Sean Bradbury, another pass Atoms score 3-0 win over Uxbridge to Daryl Leatherdale and the puck was between the goalies legs, putting Port up by 2. The third goal by Mike Sorley came two minutes later when Jimmy Vernon carrying the puck across the blue line made the well executed pass. Belles defeat Oshawa 8-7 Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles travelled to Oshawa to play - their 'A' team. There was lots of scoring right down till the last minute with 1.G.A. coming out on top 8 - 7. Scoring was Rhonda White 5 goals, 1 assist; Sharon Ash- more, Michelle Andrews and Janice Jackman each had 1 goal. : The 1.G.A. Belles invited the Whitby CORL league team for an exhibition game. It was a fast skating game with lots of checking. Whitby were the winners 7 - 3. Scoring for Port Perry was Rhonda White 2 goals, 1 assist; Cheryl Doherty 1 goal .and Janice Jackman, Wendy Burton and Stephanie Butt each had an assist. In our final league game of the year we met the Oshawa 'B' team in a close contest. I.G.A. Belles had lots of scoring chances but couldn't find the net. The final out- come was I.G.A. 5, Oshawa 3. Scoring was Rhonda White 3 goals, 1 assist, Janice Jackman 1 goal, Michelle Andrews 1 goal, 1 assist, Cheryl Doherty 3 assists, Daphne Butt 2 assists and Sharon Ashmore 1 assist. t SAVE 110.00 AT HOMESTEAD ON LZT7Z] LAUNDRY PAIR Superb Plus this terrific buy! Knockout Savings here, whether you decide on the Inglis They're made by Inglis and backed by the Inglis guarantee. Don't miss i Wi eam | PRYERPAIR separately. 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Mrs. Lishman welcomed us and gave a very informative and interesting talk on her work. She told of purchasing the fur hides, preparing, cutting, knitting and etc. to make the finished products. She explained the advantages over other fur products. She showed many completed hats, sweaters, jackets, vests, capes, skirts, and even a double bedspread. The hat can be worn in several ways on the head as well as being used as a neck piece. Some of the finished products were reversible. Mrs. Lishman answered several questions and mentioned that many of their sales go to foreign markets but they use all Canadian fur in their manu- facture. Some of the 2mployees work at the studio while others work in their homes. We are fortunate to have this industry in Black- stock and the W.1. is grateful to Mrs. Lishman for sharing some of the details of her work and showing us the finished articles. The next W.1. meeting will be the first Wednesday in March. The motto of the organization is "For Home and Country" and it is a non-partisan, non-sectarian and non-racial organization. Its aim are to educate, to be helpful in various ways and for sociability. It is world wide being afflicated with the "Associated Country Women of the World." All ladies of the community are very welcome to come to the: meetings and join the organization in April when our W.I. year starts. If you care to do so, we'd be happy to have you. t Twins meet The Durham Region Parents of Twins Club will hold its next meeting on Tuesday, February 16, 1982 at 8:00 o'clock p.m. at the Doctor Joseph O. Ruddy General Hospital, Gordon and Victoria West in Whitby. There will be a guest speaker discussing stress on the working mother and stress on the mother in the home. New members and old members are always welcome. 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