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latin! A E07 t ; « of # ' ol YL IA RS TN Juveniles drop game to Peterborough Petes by Danny Millar Port Perry Juveniles, sponsored by Emiel's Place Restaurant, allowed five power play goals to the Peterborough Petes as they bowed 7-3 to the visitors in a slow paced game on Thurs- day, October 18. There were numerous minor peialties in the last two periods, causing two lengthy delays as the score- card had to be checked and corrected. Another adjourn- ment came at the end of the middle period as Peter- borough left the ice, to the protestations of Port Perry coach Ron MacAllister, who wanted the teams to continue playing so they would have enough time to finish the match by the 11:00 P.M. curfew. They did not make it so the end came with 7:54 showing on the clock, in the third period. Port Perry opened the first period scoring 2:40 after the opening face off. Tim Thompson was left unprotec- ted in front of Steve Deck and when the puck came out from the right corner off Jim Kane's stick, Thompson slipped it past him. Port goalkeeper Glen Archibald played a very strong game before being N'§ Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINES DISPLAY - Monday 12 Noon CLASSIFIED - Monday 3 P.M. removed half way through the middle session but did allow two easy goals. Bob Westly tied the score at one when he dribbled a shot between Archibald's legs at 3:46 and Doug Ogilvie put the Petes ahead to stay when he shot past Archibald after the puck stopper had been fein- ted out of position. The second point was not entirely Archibald's. fault as it came while Port Perry was at a manpower disadvantage. Earlier Archibald had made a brilliant stop at point blank range off Chuck MacMillan. Port Perry fell into a rash of minor penalties in the second, setting up three Peterborough markers, and allowing the match to get out of reach. The first goal came with Thompson in the penalty box. MacMillan eluded the Port defence and scored on Archibald. After Archibald had been removed in favour of Warren Nicholishen, Port was given three minor infractions on Tony Oxley, Thompson, and Kane, caus- ing them to play two men down for over two minutes. The Petes quickly took advantage of this situation. Bernie Douner deflected a slap shot into the net and was followed by another goal a short while later. The teams played on even terms in the final period as each side counted for two goals. MacMillan got his second for the Petes as did Douner. 5 Port Perry staged a rally late in the game as they 30% Complete Inventory of HOLLAND BULBS WILL i dd 0A RTA popped in both goals. Dave Canning, who also plays part time for the Junior C Mo- Jacks redirected the rubber past Deck on defenceman Thompson's slap shot. Dave Dickson got back one of the power play scores as he flipped in a shot on an Oxley rebound. N The game was the first of the regular season for Port Perry. They had lost two previous exhibition matches. OFF WATER SOFTENER SALT 20 kg. & 40 kg. Sizes MIXED WILD BIRD SEED SUNFLOWER SEED Both Available in Bulk. MASTER FEEDS PORT PERRY - ONTARIO Eighteen people took advantage of 1 dryland ski school at Dagmar last Sunday and took part in warm-up exercises, jogging and hill climbing #4 he free PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 24, 1979 -- 21 § LN \ § "TO Nh A I IAY y or vit with poles in preparation for winter. Here we see some of the early-birds running up and down one of the ski slopes which will soon be covered with snow. Arlene Scudalmore, director of the Cross Country Ski School at Dagmar Ski area is seen here putting some of the early season ski enthusiasts through a series of exercises in preparation for the months ahead. Arlene is one of the instructors at the free dryland training camp that is taking place every Sunday at 1:00 P.M. The training is open to anyone and will continue until December. Atom All Stars defeat Cobourg 4-1 Even though their new sweaters had not yet arrived the Malmont Farms Atoms were in fine form to meet the Cobourg team on Friday, October 19th. Manager "Punch" Jamieson reports he has no idea when the sweaters will be here. The first period was score- less with fast, close checking hockey. In the second period Port went ahead 1-0 with a goal by Dave Burnett from Steve Durham and John Lally. The second goal came fromRobbie Baker, unassist- ed, who played a fine game of hockey with his good skating and checking abili- ties. The score remained the same for the rest of the second period. In the third Cobourg scored their only goal of the game from a face-off in Port's end. Port picked up two more goals in the third period: Ray Daniels from Steve Connors and Blair Phillips, and John Harmon from Robbie Baker. Goalie Stacey Ballingal and Steve Whalen played an ex- cellent game in the net for Port. The team missed Brad Menzies from the line-up who is ailing with a knee problem. The team wants to wel- come Blair Phillips to our team who moved to the Port Perry area from Whitby. The Malmont Atoms travel to Port Hope on Tuesday and meet Uxbridge on Friday at 8p.m. in Port. On Saturday the team plays Bowmanville at 3p.m. in the old Bowman- ville arena. " 2iu ly ' PR A 7 sans sd Md ann atndd Aad dad oo id het «t pasha Sak oy »S