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ALC Ey Cg pr oH ALS \ NAT ty =e ays ene a he OG mre, T-- > i! a Se = I~ a al 3 a wy i A TA NT 2 EEA SN pay, Rt PN a CATA ~ Ler pe Sa XS ac -- iS ta GRY SY REN A PALLY VERE 143 AERA RRB ON ERS ASE CRA TR? 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 11, 1983 Atoms win 3-day Haliburton Tournament On Friday, January 7th, the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled to Haliburton for a three day tournament. Due to excellent team work and super goaltending the Green Machines won the Champ- ionship of the "A' division and then went on to win the Grand Championship for their division. The first game was agaiast the Oshawa Red Wings with Oshawa scoring the only goal in the first period. The Green Machines came out flying in the second period and after only a minute of play tied the score. This important goal was scored by Jarret Har- men with Mike Feasby earn- ing the assist. Three minutes later goal number two was scored by Eric Grosvenor assisted by Jan Heyes and Danny Sluggett. On a fan- tastic passing play from Jeff Mills goal number 3 was scored by Jarret Harmen at the 3:23 mark. Excellent goaltending by Ryan La- Rocca kept Oshawa off the scoreboard during the 2nd period. Thirty-seven seconds into the third period, Jeff Mills scored Port's fourth goal with the assist going to Mike Feasby. Seconds later Oshawa scored their second goal of the game. Final score of the first game was 4-2 for the Green Machines. Three Star Selection was made at the end of the game with trophies presented to the three boys. Congrat- ulations to Eric Grosvenor for being selected first star and to Jeff Mills who was selected 3rd star of the game. The second game of the tournament was played Sat- urday afternoon against an Atom team from Peter- borough. The Malmont Farm Atoms won by a score of 7-1. Clair Cornish started the scoring in the first period on a goal assisted by defense- men Sean Bradbury. Peter- borough was not long in tie- ing up the game only to have Jeff Mills whip one in the net. Jeff's goal was unassisted and gave Port a 2-1 lead. Clair Cornish soon found his spot making it a 3-1 hockey game with his unassisted goal. With six minutes left to play in the first period Eric Grosvenor scored goal number four. Peterborough tried many times but was unable to get the puck past Ryan LaRocca. The second period remain- ed scoreless until the 4:09 mark when a super passing play from Mike Feasby and Jeff Mills resulted in a goal by Jarret Harmen. This made it a 5-1 hockey game for Port at tie end of the second period. Both teams continued to play well during the second period with the Green Machines scoring two more goals and Peterborough having their chances stopped by a strong defense and great goaltending. Both of Port Perry's goals were Here's Why It Pays to Deal at ... GORD LEWIS MOTOR SALES LTD. 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The Green Machines did not give up for a minute as each boy played excellent. With only 15 seconds left to play Port got on the scoreboard to tie the game. This goal was a result of a super passing play from Jeff Mills to Jarret Harmon who put it in the net. Eric Grosvenor was quick to break the tie i the third period on a nigty goal assist- ed by Jeff Mills. At the 4:10 mark an unassisted goal by Precision Front-End Heavy Duty Pair SHOCKS installed 48.00 FRONT BRAKES Includes machining ALIGNMENT rotors, new disc pads Moses 22.00 WHEEL BALANCING dynamic & static per wheel 4.25 bearings. 08.99 ENGINE SHAMPOQ 9.95 4 CYL. TUNE --UPS (parts extra) 6 CYL. 8 CYL. 22.95 28.95 38.95 GOVT INSPECTION 25.00 HEAD LIGHTS Focused 8.95 Machine Flushing ENGINE COOLANT i sh 18.95 REAR BRAKES New shoes, machine drums and free-up & adjust 5 5. 00 linkage. We Repair Domestic & European Cars & Trucks We have Courtesy Cars available plus Lift & Tow Service! QUALITY USED CARS SHOP HOURS: Monday to Friday 7:30 a. m. t0.6:00 p.m. GAS BAR HOURS: 6 Days per week 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Fridays 7:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. 94 WATER ST., PORT PERRY CALL & MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT Now: wii 985-8091 Clair Cornish made it a 3-1 hockey game. Both teams continued to play well but when the buzzer rang the Malmont Farm Atoms had won the Championship by a score of 3-1 and earned the right to play one more game for the Grand Championship. Congratulations to Ryan LaRocca on being selected first star of the champion- ship game and to Jarret Harmen on being selected 3rd star. Ryan and Jarret received trophies for their efforts. The Grand champion game was played against the consolation winners - Oshawa Red Wings with the Malmont Farms winning by a score of 4-2. Both teams played well during the first period but it wasn't till the 2:17 mark before the 1st goal was scored. Clair Cornish scored for Port with Mark Andrews earning the assist. With only 9 seconds left in the period, Oshawa tied the game. Twenty-four seconds into the second period Oshawa took over the lead. A super passing play by Jeff Mills resulted in a goal by Jarret Harmen and tied up the score. An unassisted goal by Clair Cornish gave the Green Machines a 3-2 lead. Eric Grosvenor scored Port's 4th goal late in the second period with Clair Cornish earning the assist. The third period remained scoreless with both teams playing an excellent game of hockey. The final score of the game was 4-2 and the Mal- mont Farm Atoms were the Grand Champions. The Green Machines were each presented with a trophy and should be very proud of the way they performed throughout the tournament. Congratulations to Clair Cornish for being selected Wm [TROPHIES ENGRAVING ! IDO-NO's; brccons, CRAFT & HOBBY gl PERRY PLAZA - 54329394 Y/Y -- = _ A. RAKIUN TRUCKS BUY NOW SAVE MIDWAY DATSUN 668- 6828 first star of the game and to Chris Legere who was select- ed third star. Clair and Chris received trophies for their efforts. Trophies were also pre- sented to the best forward, best defenseman and best goalie throughout the tourna- ment in the "A" Division. Congratulations to Ryan LaRocca who received the trophy for Best Goalie and Clair Cornish who received the trophy for Best Forward - nice going Ryan and Clair you both deserved your awards. The next home game for the Malmont Farm Atoms is Friday, January 14th against Uxbridge. Port Perry High School Sports by Kathleen Taylor The junior girls' volleyball team won their seasons opener against Bowmanville on Wednesday, January 5 in an at-home game. They achieved this defeat by winning three games straight. Our three boys basketball teams also played on Wednesday with all three teams defeating Uxbridge in a triple header. The senior boys came from a six point deficit to win one of their most crucial games so far this season. Pete Christie and Scott Wallace were high scorers with 13 points each. The junior boys also won an exciting match defeating Uxbridge 43-41. Top scorers were Rob Burnett, Darryl Musselman, and Dean Stone. Craig Menzies scored 33 points to lead the boys' midget basketball team to an entertaining 65-64 win over Uxbridge. Shawn Arney emerged as top scorer with 8 points and Fred -Cockerton and Chris Lane each had 7. All three teams played again on Friday, January 7 at Ajax. The seniors came from 20 points behind in the third quarter to lose by a fees. NOTICE TO RESIDENTS TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG-RE 1983 DOG TAGS 983 Dog Tags are available at the Municipal Offices. 181 Perry Street, Port Perry. Tags may be purchased by mail upon receipt of owner's name, mailing address, telephone number, breed™ and sex of dog, with payment following applicable All Dogs over the age of 3 months must be licenced. FEES: mere 3 points in a 69-66 game. Pete Christie played an outstanding game, both offensively and defensively. His aggressive play con- tributed to his being high scorer for the game with 21 points. The junior boys used another strong team effort to stretch their league record to 6 and 0, with a 52-40 win over Ajax. Rob Burnett was high scorer with 22 points. The midgets were led by Craig Menzies once again to defeat a strong Ajax team. Craig emerged high scorer with 21 points. This win extends their league record to 5 and 1. All three teams play next at Dunbarton on Wednesday, January 12. On Monday, January 10 the girls basketball teams play at Eastdale. Port Perry Star ADVERTISING DEADLINE ALL ADVERTISING: Monday 12 Noon DOG TAGS PURCHASED ONORBEFORE APRIL 1st SHALL BE REDUCED BY $5.00 (nosurcharge) tional dog. D FEES: $ untagged I ) Signed: 1. All neutered or spayed dogs - $10.00 dog 2. Each Male or Female: $15.00 for the first dog in any one dwelling unit and $5.00 more on a cumulative basis for each additional dog so li- cence fee shall be $20.00 for the second dog, and $25.00 each for the third and each addI- 3. Kennel Licences: (No licence will be issued in a built-up area) $25.00 Kennel. 4. Replacement Tags: 25¢ each. The running at large of dogs within the Township of Scugogis prohibited. Your assistance is requested: Call Dog Control Officer, Ann Barrett, PHONE: 852-7295 . Goodwood Pound: 640-1987 (2:30t04:30 p.m. Weekdays) Ward IV Residents may call the Township Office at 985-7346 for message relay to Ann Barrett. POUND FEES: $10.00 for first offense. 322. sécond; 9. third & subsequent offenses. BO 3.50 per day (plus $5.00 for Earl Cuddie, Clerk-Administrator L AN TR BR A NRE SRR in Si % A ol P! | « od rf ve ES 3 ¥ 158 dh