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RP ly Na EC The Malmont Farms Atom One's opened the 1986-87 season in the same style they used in exhibition play; winning! Friday, October 24, Lindsay came to Port to open the regular schedule. Port wasted nn time, as Chad Gar- vock tipped Mike Sluggett's point shot past the goaltender, on the power-play. Steve Desautels also assisted on the goal which came with Lindsay serving an unsport- smanlike conduct penalty assessed to their coach. Less than a minute later, Jeff An- drews scored an unassisted goal on a fine solo rush. Chad Garvock followed that with the winner, his se- cond of the night, when Steve Desautels' pass found him in the clear in front of the net. Adam Johnston then gave Port a 4-0 lead with a nice goal after taking a Sean McEnaney pass. After Lindsay had threatened a comeback by scoring a goal late in the first, Chad Kearns broke up a power-play inside the Port olue line and fed Duane Empringham, who roared in to score on a high, hard shot. Lindsay scored late in the se- cond; then Dave Pashley closed out the scoring early in the third, when he converted Chad Kearns pass from right wing into a top-corner goal. Jeff Andrews started the play in the neutral zone to draw the se- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 28, 1986 -- 25 Those Malmont Atoms just keep winning cond assist. Saturday, October 25, Port travelled to Bowmanville to play the Toros. This turned out to be pro- bably the closest matched game of the year to date. Sean McEnaney finally broke up a tight game late in the first period when Lindsay Parry stole the puck in the corner. His pass found Sean at the side of the net and he worked his way in front to score on the short side. After a scoreless second, highlighted by Port's territorial edge and some excellent saves by Andrew Pereman. Duane Empr- ingham gave Malmont Farms a lit- tle breathing room with two goals early in the third. His first came after come hard work by Sean McEnaney and Dave Pashley and the second was the result of a nice pass from Mike Sluggett. Solid team play and strong goaltending from Andrew helped kill 4 third period penalties and ce- ment a 3-0 shut-out victory. Next league game is November 7, at 8 p.m. in Cobourg. h Bis 3 ys 0 ; | CROSS AY) A small group of nine year olds had every reason to be proud when the won the Durham Cross Country Championships for Cartwright Central Public School. The championships, held - October 21 at Dagmar Ski Club, featured com- petitors from 80 elementary schools across the Region. The Cartwright winners are, from left: Johnathon McCourt, Kirk Swain, Kingsley Malcolm, Michael Leeming, Shawn Lewerentz, Ryan Larmer and Scott Goble. Six students from Cartwright Central Public School qualified for the Provincial Cross Country Championship, at the Durham Championships held at Dagmar. Front, from left, is: Jeremy Wood- cock, Shawn Lewerentz, Jody Logan, (and back) Kelly Phipps, Michael Leeming and Ralph McQuaid. Kelly Phipps, an outstan- ding runner, placed second overall in her age category. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION pr "Get $700 in FREE Polaris Clothing & Accessories! We've got an offer on a new Polaris Snowmobile that you can't pass up--but you'd better hurry: Get $100 in FREE Polaris clothing & accessories--if you buy a new Polaris Snowmobile before November 30, 1986. You can take your choice of Polaris jackets, boots, helmets and more--or select exciting accessories that can help you have more fun on the trail! But get a move on--this special pre-season offer is strictly a limited-time value. So make tracks to your Polaris dealer fast! Polaris prices start at $2,549*. At participating Polaris dealers while supplies last PGLARIS Nothing beats the way we're built. BUS. 434-8400 WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINES Investors RES. 985-8923 880 Scugog 8t., Port Perry (Across from Brewer's Retail) 985-3192 Group PROWITIRONL WIR FADER EN § WHEN YO RETIRE, YOUR INVESTMENTS SHOULDN'T When your RRSP ends, you can still shelter your money from taxes. There are effective and flexible ways to keep your retirement dollars working for you. Especially important to people turning age 71 this year. A decision must be made prior to December 31, 1986. We offer a complete rar. ge of all the new R.R.1.F. (Registered Retirement Income Fund) options, as well as brokered annuities. I can help choose the best option for you. Call me today. DAVID ROTH. B.B.E. DIVISION MANAGER | * Suggested retanl prices do not include freight 1axes or dealer reparation charges Dealer may sell for less. prices subject to change without notice ©1986 Polaris Industnes Inc a i. A" --_--m--_--s_ ee. ~~ La CE i dl Sha aii avant ii eli a a iE RT, ie