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Page SECTION THE HERALD Wednesday October 1B81 Centennial combination unbeatable in X country The fourth annual Opl mist Cross Country run had runners representing 13 schools from Georgetown Acton and Milton lost senior public school took the- Senior school championship trophy while Centennial senior public school captured the Junior trophy Dick from Milton placed third In the total point standings while Park and Joseph Gibbons tied for fourth place honors ATOM GIRLS In the Atom girls race Beth Young was the first place finisher representing Joseph Gibbons school Following her was Cove from Park In second and Shelley Russell from George Kennedy The following runners placed In the top eight for the atom girls class and Ihcy arc listed in the order they finished Shcri Jennl Arnold Andrews Kelly Tiffany ATOM BOYS In the Atom division Mike Melvillefrom George Kenne dy was the first man to cross the line while Eddie Powers finished In second spot from Joseph Gibbons Doug Don ell from George Kennedy was third The following runners placed In the top far the atom boys class and they are listed in the order they finished David Scida Bob Mark Lorlto Sandy Sharma Paul Kiss BANTAM GIRLS In the Bantam girls divlsi on Tars Burroughs from Centennial placed first followed by from I Dick from Harrison was third The following runners placed in the top eight for the Bantam girls division and they arc listed in the order they finished Danielle Moore Robertson Lisa Carter Sheila Huffman Kris la Snyder BANTAM BOYS In the Bantam boys divi Chris emerged the winner with Glenn Mulder second and Steve Eastwood third The following runners placed in the top eight for the Bantam boys division and they arc listed in the order they finished Ray Mark Sheppard John Snow Dan Wood Mark Russell JUNIOR GIRLS In the Junior girls division Melissa Money was first while Jenny Gallagher was second and Lisa Howie third The following runnrs placed In the top eight for the Junior girls and they are listed in the order they finished Michelle McDowell Robin Fit Patrick Debbie Beck Kim Windsor JUNIOR BOYS In the Junior boys race Mark was crowned the winner with Mike Huff man placing second Mark was third The following runners placed in the top eight Tor the Junior boys race and they are listed in the order they finished Joe McGulnncss Roy Fisher Brendan CI Jeff Pollen and David Harris INTERMEDIATE GIRLS In the Intermediate class Amy Powers came first followed by her sister Annie Tammy Green was third The following runners placed In the top eight for the Intermediate girls division and they ore listed in the order they finished Tracy Smith Tracy McFaulona Cindy Davanaugh Monlquc Kathy Arscneault INTERMEDIATE BOYS In the Intermediate boys class Albert Champagne was first while Darren Doudocau was second and Greg Mackenzie was third The following runners placed In the top eight for the Intermediate boys division and they arc listed In the order they finished Jlmmle Clark Rob Wilson Rick Carl Terry Dixon In Ihc Senior boys race Darren fahaw was first while Scan Geary was second and Joe third The following runners placed in Ihc top for Senior boys sign and lhiy listed in the order He finished Fred Wayne Keith Brown and Dave Reynolds GIRLS In the Senior girls event Nancy Mustard was crowned the winner with Patty Kent second and Jill third he following runners placed In the top for Senior girls division and they Centennial at Halton s Last Wednesday at Kelso Centennial cross country team enjoyed a very success ful day Centennial had five Indlvi dual wins captured four team titles and won three of four divisional champion Nancy Mustard Allison Irvine Tara Burroughs Brent and Glenn Mulder all won individual Junior Girls and Senior girls were first Overall Bantams Junior and Senior trophies were captured by Centennial BANTAM GIRLS Tara Burroughs I Jill Lusby Kelly Taylor Swecilo 13 Karen Smith IB BANTAM BOYS Glenn Mulder Steven Eastwood Mark Russell Phil Hughes Glenn Grummet Chris Mlchale Nancy Mustard JUNIOR GIRLS All boh Irvine Jenny Melville Colleen Murphy Lisa Howie Betty June Johnson Windsor 111 Tanya Morrow Joe JUNIOR BOYS Brent Dave Reynolds Scott Lunn s George Kent Marc Dave Harris CENTENNIAL CHAMPIONS Rowdies Rangers play end to end The final event of the year was the Standard Products Ltd sponsored Pioneer Tiurnamcnt In an unusual reversal of facilities the tourney went on at the High School with the annual cross country meet at Overseen by Pat Johnston Mr and Mrs Bill and myself the day was organ zed by Carole Johnston Penny Hack Martin Warner Peter Sm edema and Sean Mcquarne Six BantamJunior Teams of four boys and four girls took part In a two section round robin one day tournament winding down to a final championship game Soccer Aces Rowdies Leeds Liver pool and Rangers contested the day The first games opened in contrast Aces tied Rowdies whilst Rangers Liverpool Rowdies followed with a three goal win over as Leeds took the field and hovered over Aces The next series took Rangers over Leeds and Liverpool were downed by Aces made their second tie and point In a 1 1 tic with Rangers whilst Rowdies returned to the eld winning over Aces and Leeds dropped a decision to Rowdies who remained undcfeitcd at this point Also undefeated were Ranger who trounced Liverpool at last on track walloped pointless Leeds Liverpool s last chance to make Ihc semi finals in a narrow loss to Aces Rowdies suffered their first loss to unbeaten Rangers now favourites to go all the way Leeds chance to make the semi final stages failed with a I loss In the first semi final Rangers victim As the tournament became more exciting ran out easy 61 winners over Aces lo set up the closing Coal match Rowdies and Rangers set to end to end with the Rowdies single goal enough to seem them champions for A of IB goals came the girls A highly successful day on the field was followed by a similarly successful dunce for the youths at Cednrvalc go loPnt Johnston Mr Bill and Mrs Jones for their adult To Paul Kirby and Eddie for referee duties to DJ Andreas Hack and his helpers and Steve Swlnicoe for lighting and music final event of the the Standard Product Pioneer Tournament Saturday Photo by Karen J MOVIE RENTALS INQUIRE ABOUT OUR VIDEO CLUB MOVIES IN BETA VHS IN HITACHI TOSHIBA ZENITH BLANK TAPES VHS T120 BRAMPTON COLOUR SI SOUND Choose it from Canid 1 gait ranis of and CMC Charge it TILDEH ANDREW MURRAY MOTORS Raid Stewarttown wins big Stewarttown cross country team competed well at the North Cress Country meet at Kelso Conservation Area last The Junior girls finished a strong second place while Junior boys were fourth Both Intermediate girls and nlshed their races in first place The Senior teams almost won their trophies as the girls placed third and the boys placed first arc the members of winning teams for last Wednesday Ken Chris Mark post to Andrew Stephen Wlngficld David Deforest Amy Powers Annie Powers Mom quo Tammy Green Trade AfacFarlane Carolyn Crosby Sandy Ginger Boyle Greg MacKeniie Jlmmle Clark Terry Dixon Jimmy Manning Miiener Mark Lamb Darin Sclby Trevor Banks Norman MacPhail Pat Braund Pierre Chris Don Crowe Darren Shaw Dale Bell Anthony Jon Brown The team is coached by teachers Paul Clai dc and Jim Ridley STEWARTTOWN CHAMPIONS Country DRY CLEANING 8770387 HILLS SHOPPING CENTER DISC BRAKE SPECIAL Over 24000 miles Its time have your brakes checked Take advantage of this limited offer Phone for appointment now Georgetown Tire Sales Ltd 345 SI Georgetown 8771535 GOOD YEAR heating with oil cash in on the Governments OffOil Rebate up to 800 Phone The Gas line 18002650562 tollftee Natural gas is the most econo mical way to heat your home And theres plenty of natural gas in Canada enough already dis covered to keep you warm into the Century So call The Gas Line before you make a decision for any other energy alternative to oil Union Gas will send you a book of detailed comparisons of various energy sources so you can 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