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SET Sd LA Se SEERA SA on TES AAA A ER A ENTE Se ALE Loy & AED N DRA Sr hr A ed a 4 Faabd So Dr iat i ny LANG Bl AFP EC AIR 58 WN 1% ¢ (IHF Wining AL t far ivi PY Aaa gt \ PL 58 Ur Sh ENRON BGI REN VE RF, SHED Atoms runners-up in tournament by Doug Suppelsa The Port Perry Malmont Farms Atoms played some fine hockey in the Sutton tournament that started on Boxing Day. They reached the finals before bowing out to the East Enders from Toronto by a 4-1 score, "In the opening game of the tournament on Boxing Day, the Port Perry: Atoms defeated Wainfleet by a 7-5 score. The game itself was tremendously exciting as it went into a 10 minute over- time before the Port Perry squad secured their victory. Wainfleet opened up the scoring early into the game but Kevin Ferguson tied it up for Port on a pass from Tobbie Tobin. Port Perry went ahead 2-1 before the first period had ended as Howard Lee scored, assist- ed by Jeff Johnstone and Steven Lee. Early into the Broomball (continued . goalie Dave Dalton in favour of an extra attacker but it backfired as Harris scored into. the empty net with ten seconds left. Bill Gerber registered the shut- out. Utica 1 - Cawker's 0 In their fight to overcome the Cawker's club, second. place position, Utica were up for a big game and they played for the important' two points and came 'up victorious. The only goal came at the 2:51 mark of 3 second period Kevin Fergu- son upted the count to 3-1 on a nice passing play with Howard Lee and Johnstone. Wainfleet came back to close the score at 3-2. But with less than a minute to go in the second period Vaughan McKee fired a' high shot into the net and Port Perry was ahead 4-2. Heading into the third period it looked like Port Perry had the game well in control. But Wainfleet scored two minutes into the third period to narrow the score to 4-3. Then with one minute 30 seconds in the game, Wainfleet tied it up. With just 40 seconds to go Wainfleet took a 5-4 lead and the Port Perry squad was in a state of shock. But Coach Lee pulled the goalie and with only 18 seconds to go, Howard Lee, sent the game into overtime assisted activities the first period as Don Card drilled a shot to the top hand corner that beat goalie Wayne Dowson. Eric Benns tallied the assist. Wayne Dowson of Cawkers and Dennis Symes of Utica both shutout their opponents in the remainder of the game as Symes recorded the shut- out Next Sunday the Broom- ball games will be played at the new arena starting at four o'clock with three games each week. So come out and support the players and get a good look at the new Port Perry Arena. SLAUGHTERING PONTYPOOL JANUARY SPECIAL oe Cutting & Wrapping - 9° Ib. © Quick freezing. - 2 Ib. o Beef Killing - *7.00 a head 1 Concession South of Pontypool on Manvers 2nd Line, 2 mile east. Call Collect 983-5894 24d on the play by Ferguson. In the 10 minute overtime Port Perry dominated play and scored the only two goals for a 7-6 victory. Kevin Ferguson completed his hat trick by getting the first goal and Mike Dickson scored the second goal. Paul Bateman and Paul Goreski shared the netmind- ing duties in this game. On Monday, the Port Perry Atoms took on Oak Ridges in the next round of the Sutton tournament, This was another barn burner that also went into overtime, Mike Dickson opened up the scoring for Port Perry with an unassisted effort halfway thru the first period. There was some good scoring chances both ways but the period ended 1-0. Oak Ridges scored the only goal of the second period to tie the count at 1-1. In the third period, Port Perry started to control play but it was Oak Ridges who scored first to take a 2-1 lead. The Port Perry squad had lots of scoring chances in this period but they couldn't seem to find the net. Then with only 3 minutes to go in the game Jeff Johnstone tied it up assisted by Mike Pratt. The third period ended with a 2-2 score, In the overtime, Port -Atoms had no trouble find- ing the net as they scored no less than four unanswer- ed goals for a 6-2 victory and an advance to the final round of the tournament. Howard Lee scored two of the four goals in the over- time. Steven Lee and David Kemp got the other two. In the final game on Tues- day, the Port Perry Atoms met a strong squad from Toronto known as the East Enders and unfortunately found "themselves on the short end of a 4-1 score. The surprising thing about this game was the fact that the East Enders played most of the match short handed as they had no less than 15 penalties. The Toronto squad lead 20 at the end of the Ist period and were ahead 3-1 after two periods. - In this game the Port Perry squad was stop- ped time and time again by a fine goaltender in net for the East Enders. In that important third period the Port Atoms had numerous good scoring opportunities but they could not buy another goal. With less LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES eo Wallpaper e Panelling eo Carpet, eo Floor Coverings eo Counter Tops eo Vanities eo Tub Enclosures eo Wood Mouldings ' @ PLUMBING eo ELECTRICAL eo CARPENTRY ® TRUSSES e Plywood e Underlay eo Framing Material e Insulation eo Power & Hand Tools "BALLARD LUMBER HOME BUILDING CENTRE HWY. 7A AT THE LAKE PORT PERRY ONT. 985-7335 than a minute remaining in the game the East Enders got their final goal and a 4-1 victory to ¢laim the tourna- ment championship, Paul" Bateman went the distance for Port Perry between the pipes and he came up with a strong effort, Last Sunday the Atoms played two exhibition games against Atom team from the Little N.H.L. in Oshawa. In the morning game they lost 4-2 to the Blackhawks. Ian Dickson and Jeff John- stone scored the two goals for Port Perry who looked anything but sharp in this. contest. In the evening contest the Atoms lost a close one to the Canadians by a 2-1 score. Kevin Fer- guson got the lone Port Perry goal in this contest. The Atoms are looking forward to their first home game in the new arena this Friday night against Orono. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1977 --17 Cedar Creek news by Geo. Kilpatrick Raymond Gibson of Columbus, was the winner of the ice bucket and glass set at the draw at the Ridgeview Snack Bar, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow at South River. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood had their son, Leonard, of Stouffville, and their neighbours, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gunther daughters for Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings had their family, Karin Cummings of Moffat and Mr. and Mrs. Cummings and family for Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque had their Christ- mas dinner on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beacock of Thorloe, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larocque and family of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons and and Jack: George Kilpatrick were guests. On December 29th Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood re- ceived a wedding annivers- ary present of a new grand- son. Their daughter Sandra, had a 9 Ib baby boy at the Campbellford Hospital. Sandra, her husband Phill Carson and son Brandon live at Hastings. Brenda Cummings is spending a few days with } ¢r father's sisters near Bra ip- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier of Toronto were over night New Years visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River visited the Rick Larocque family over the New Year week-end. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gibson and family of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and family were dinner guests at the Rick Larocque home. change we've made. easy to find. There are lots of them. 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