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BE REY PE AREA -; The Malmont Farm Atoms played their first league game on Friday night beat- ing Stouffville 7-1. Clair Cornish opened the scoring with a nifty short handed, unassisted goal. Jeff Mills scored the second and third goals with Chris Legere and Clair Cornish earning the assists. The fourth goal was scored by Mike Feasby, assisted by Jan Heyes and Jeff Mills. A NE YE ANE AAR VER a ERS ESN AE EE wk : Ee A A a nS After some fine goaltend- ing by Jamie Brown, Stouff- ville scored their only goal of the game on a deflection in front of the net. The Green Machines came out flying in the third period, scoring three more goals with Ryan LaRocca making the saves when necessary. Goal number five was scored by Eric Grosvenor assisted by Clair Cornish and Chris Legere. Clair Cornish scored rh Sol th ft = 5 PSF Tv SRY 7 3 the sixth goal assisted by Danny Maw and then he came back to score his third goal of the game. Goal number seven was assisted by Jan Heyes and earned Clair a well deserved hat trick. Saturday afternoon the Atoms played an exhibition game with the Oshawa Red- wings at the Civic Auditor- ium. Despite a very shaky start the Green Machines LLY 4 v s' won by a score of 6-4. The Redwings were leading 2-0 when Eric Grosvenor put Port on the score board with a goal assisted by Clair Cornish. During the second period Oshawa tried hard but could not put the puck past the goalie. Eric Grosvenor tied the game with the assist going to Clair Cornish and then Eric gave Port the lead by Scoring goal number Just one close game in local broomball league action by D. Dalton The first game of Sunday afternoon Broomball was the closest in play as Emmer- son's downed Beacock's by a 2-1 score. Emmerson's clicked first as Ken Little assisted Mike Springstead 10:00 minutes int2 play of the opening period on a face-off to the right of the Blackstock goal. Ron Redman fed Wane McGuigan to the side of the Emmerson goal and he put the ball just under the corss bar to tie it at one apiece. Midway through the second period, the scoring was finished when Tim Dennis popped the ball on a set-up from John Gerber. In the dying moments Black- stock pulled their goaltender for an extra attacker but with penalty trouble couldn't get the equalizer. After three consecutive losses, Oddfellows have yet to score a goal as they went down at the hands of Utica by a 6-0 score. Chester Down fed brother Murray just seconds into the game to get Utica on their way. Halfway through the second period, Mike Mole made it 2-0 on a solo effort and before the period had ended Danny McKee got his first of two assisted by Murray Down. LADIES THURSDAY MORNING Baal afi adie oi SiR GIR. gia gia aaa indie adie adie ofie odie ale ABA. JRA. IA. aia. aia gaa a a FIGURE SKATING 10 Week Session OCT. 21st to DEC. 23rd 10to 11 AM. A second 10-week session in the spring ($25.00 and $4.00) -- Register at the Arena: tlt calion ale alin an cofin olin alo afi afin afin of ale al ata afin. offe. 2) Ladies ... $25.00 (plus $6.00 CFSA fee) TOTS ... $4.00 (plus $6.00 CFSA fee) Thursday Mornings -- ~ JUNIOR "C" ". HOCKEY Scugog Arena - Port Perry 5252505052525 25 2525205 SSeS 5252 SR 5 5252525252505 ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; Students $1.50; Children 50¢ 525252525252525252525252525252525252525252525252525 2525252525767 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th Port Perry MoJacks Port Hope Panthers TTT TTL a [nn ge la pe pn we yn ny GAME TIME: 7:30 P.M. 3 eT en 7 WWW WW UN ep-- Lo . Tue | | a nr CS --_--_ -- Ve PUBLIC SKATING SCUGOG ARENA, PORT PERRY - 985-8698 OCT. 24th Sundays - 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. Tuesdays - Preschool & Adult (Free) NOTE: Sunday, October 31st and Sunday, December 19th, skating will be from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. NOT 2:30 to 3:45 p.m. Beginning: SUNDAY (75¢ each; $2 Max./ family) 10:00to 11:30 a.m. IC bln hn [che [che ce cle [oe cle Lee Tee Tate Ten ke he in| eT Te Te TY ' The period ended at that score and well into the third before the Down brothers connected again, this time Chester scoring from Murray. It was 5-0 when Chester Down fed McKee for his second of the day. With :02 seconds to go and on the power play, Bill Down knocked in James Mason's pass adding insult to injury. Over their' first three games, C&B have scored 20 goals, as the handed Brians a 7-1 loss in the final game of the day. C&B held a 3-0 lead after the first period had .ended. Bill St. John set up Aldon Smith for the first of his three at the 4:00 minute mark. Bruce Woodrow netted the next two on SIPCO OIL vy similar plays after receiving the ball from Bill Bridge on both occasions. Only one goal was scored in the second when Smith got number two on a feed from centre Mike Mitchell. Brian's got their lone goal at this time as Ken St. Amant sent a pass deep in the slot where Jim O'Neill put a high shot over Keith Fraser's shoulder. In the third period two defencemen for C&B teamed up to make it 5-1 as Tim Ashbridge scored from St. John. Bruce Woodrow set up Bill Bridge on the neX¥play from centre, and to round out the scoring Ashbridge gave Smith his hat trick. 985-8625 PORT PERRY An Independent Canadian Oil Company Farm Petroleum - Home Heating Oil - 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE - i ---- > Z ITROPHIES| | ENGRAVING 1DO-NO's}| RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY 178 QUEEN STREET - 985-2839 pv /-- I_..e aN the lier ® yi N Glendette ® Renovations ® Rentals ® Used Trailers ® Used Motorhomes YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOUR DEALER HWY. 7A- PORT PERRY 985-9151 AN hh Ay 8 dX . "3 Cerny aL RIF 4 dln rrp dad oy RT A Lad 4 . . FE 84 A/V a a three, earning himself a hat trick. This goal was assisted by Clair Cornish and Jan Heyes. Both teams worked very hard during the third period with Oshawa scoring to tie the game. A goal by Jan Heyes, assisted by Clair Cornish and Mike Feasby gave Port the lead. The Redwings tied it up again until a goal from Clair Cornish broke the tie with the assists going to Danny Maw and Jan Heyes. Scoring his second goal of the gaihe, Jan Heyes put goal number six on the board with Eric Grosvenor and Danny Maw earning the assists. The third game of the weekend was a league game in Uxbridge with a 7-3 win for the Green Machines. Port took the lead with a goal from Clair Cornish assisted by Danny Maw. It wasn't long till Uxbridge tied the game. Our second goal was again scored by Clair with Bowling (From page 12) H.S.W.H.: Hal McCullough - 326. Singles Over 200: Pat Mason - 231, 232; Bob Best - 228; Ken Stauffer - 225; Ed Weinhlold - 266, 255; Randy Stauffer - 266, 222; Steve Robinson " - 216; Glen Howsam - 219, 220, 257; Hal McCollough - 305; John Cris- cione - 258, 215; Jack Healey - 227; Dave Vivian - 220; Ken Horner - 216; Gerry McGuckin - 260, 236. High Triple: - Gerry McGuckin - 707. H.T.W.H.: Gerry McGuckin - 788. Triples Over 600: Pat Mason - 658; Bob Best - 625; Ed Weinhold - 702; Randy Stauffer - 694; Glen Howsam - 702; Hal McCollough - 641; John Criscione - 678; Tom Lockett - 602; Gerry McGuckin - 707. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES BOWLING Team Standings: 1. S.0.B.s - 27; 2. Hot Stuff - 23; 3. Born Losers - 23; 4. Garfield - 22; 5. Hot Oaks - 16; 6. Super 6 - 18. a 4 / 4 - SAAR yas Sf VARIN IE CL SPA SRPEE EFA wo pe. a PC) wr We PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday October 19, 1982 -- 13 Atoms strong start with three victories assists going to Eric Gros- venor and Jeff Mills. Earning his second hat trick this weekend, with an unassisted goal, Clair scored goal number three. Mark Andrews put number four on the board with Clair Cornish earning the assist. Goal number five was an unassist- ed one by Jeff Mills. Uxbridge managed to score on us again in both the second and third periods. A slapshop by Chris Legere made it a 6-3 hockey game. Clair Cornish put goal number 7 in the net with Eric Grosvenor earning the assist All the boys should be very proud of the way they perfor- med this weekend. Keep up the good work. A special hello is sent from all the boys to Jarret Harmon who has spent the last few days in hospital. Get well soon Jarret. The next home game will be on Friday October 22, against Sutton at 8 p.m. ik dl By . High Games -- Women: H.S.F. - Beth Oke - 259; H.S.W.H. - Kay McBride - 300; H.T.F. - Beth Oke - 645; H.T.W.H.: Marion Hopkins - 767. High Games - Men: H.S.F. - Gerry Louvelle - 288; H.S.W.H. Terry Black - 306; H.T.F. Gerry Louvelle - 776; H.T.W.H. Gerry Louvelle - 788. Games - Women 200 & Over: Marion Hopkins - 201, 236, Kay McBride - 219, 252; Bette Ireland - 213; Beth Oke - 215, 259; Gail Bolton - 214, 217. Games - Men 210 & Over: Jim Rider - 257, 212, 224; Terry Black - 257; Bill Turner - 211, 212, 233; Don Frances - 233; Ken Wood- house - 234; Glen Howsam - 231, 268; Gerry Louvelle - 211, 277, 288; Andy Baca - 232. Games - 600 & Over: Kay McBride - 611; Beth Oke - 645; Gail Bolton - 620. Games- 625 & Over: Jim Rider - 693; Bill Turner - 656; Don Frances - 644; Glen- Howsam - 705; Gerry Louvelle - 776. 02525252525252525252525252525252 525250525 52525052525252525252 5252525052525 25 2525252525 25252525252525252525252525250 Weekly Dining Guide p Logs [am [apn [apn [apn [apn [ayn [apo | 200 Tate Tee Tale Vn Tate Te Ton te in| te] OPEN 7 DAYSA WEEK! 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