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Melissa Rodway, Melissa Rudy and Gret- chen Cornish all did well at the cross country meet last week. Melissa Rodway captured a se- year old race. cond, her co-hort Melissa Rudy managed a fourth, while Gretchen came fifth in the Girls 13 Atoms start with draw The Atom No. 2 team sponsored by Pineridge Sports, met the Cobourg team in their first 2 match- ups of the season. The newly. form- ed Pineridge Sports team consists of: James Paterson, Kirk Swain, Ricky Olaisen, Daryl Bourgeois, Craig Laird, Kent Taylor, Graham Holt, Ian Shrigley, Matt Morris, Ian McCready, Richard Tripp, Greg Thompson, Ryan Williams, Billy Zaparanuik, Jeffrey Vernon and Scot Prechitko. The first match ended in a 2-2 tie ith goals by Ian McCready, assisted by Richard Tripp and Bil- ly Zaparanuik, the second by Ian Shrigley assisted by Daryl Bourgeois. Matt Morris, Billy Zaparanuik, Greg Thompson and Jeffrey Vernon contributed good solid defence during the game. On Saturday, Oct. 17 the Pineridge Sports Atoms met 4 Cobourg again. The team came out a TR a Eh aA strong in the first period with a goal by Kent Taylor assisted by Craig Laird and Matt Morris. The second goal was scored by Ryan Williams assisted by Daryl Bourgeois and Ian Shrigley. This was a strong offen- sive game with the line of Craig Laird, Kirk Swain and Kent Taylor leading the way making numerous SCUGOG ARENA PUBLIC SKATING shots on net. Daryl Bourgeois, Ryan Williams and Ian Shrigley showed a great effort everytime they hit the ice. Ian McCready, Ricky Olaisen and Graham Holt completed the final line giving a solid * performance. Both goaltenders James Paterson and Scot Prechitko played an ex- cellent stand-up performance in nets for both games. The parents and the coaches, of the Pineridge Atoms, are predicting a super season for this hard working bunch of boys! - On Sunday, October 18 the Atom No. 2 travelled to Millbrook with hopes of winning their first game of the season. Millbrook scored early in the first period at the 1:36 mark. The game remained 1-0 due to the good defen- sive plays by Jeff Vernon, Greg Thompson, Richie Tripp and good goaltending by James Paterson. In the second period Millbrook scored again making it 2-0. Scot Prechitko took over the goaltending duties midway through the second period and once again the Pineridge boys were helped by good goalten- ding when a Millbrook player had a breakaway but was denied by Scot. Billy "Legs" Zaparanuik had an end 985-8698 (starts Sunday, October 18th) | SUNDAYS - 2:30 to 3:45 PM .................... .75¢ Pre-school and Adults: WEDNESDAYS - 10 to 11:30 AM ............ FREE THURSDAYS - 1:30 to 2:45 PM .............. FREE ICE RENTAL: Some nights still open, 10:30 or 11:00 PM -- $55.00 / Hour to end rush but was turned away by a good net minder at the other end of the arena. But Billy had his revenge soon after when he shot the puck into the team bench and knock- ed his fathers hat off (Score: Billy 1- Dad 0). In the third period Millbrook scored twice to make the final score Millbrook 4 - Port Perry 0. This score does not reflect the many excellent saves by both James Paterson and Scot Prechitko. A penalty shot was one of the highlights of the third period and Scot Prechitko was outstanding in making the save. Port Perry had ample opportuni- ty to score a power play goal with Millbrook receiving twelve minutes in penalties but they just couldn't capitalize against the good penalty killing from the Millbrook squad. A good effort was put forth by all the players on Sunday especially Kirk Swain and Daryl Bourgeois who had the opposition going in circles. Pineridge Sports next game is Saturday, October 24 when they will meet a team from Manvers. Come out and support your Atom No. 2 team. | TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Skate Sharpening Silk Screening done on Premises PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 SQ Giant Ski Swap 12 to 4 PM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25 10% SAVINGS on WINTER PASS Free Refreshments We are Closer ... 15 Miles North of Ajax 649-2002 686-3207 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 20, 1987 -- 23 Hundreds of children from all across Scugog Township took ad- vantage of a beautiful autumn day at Dagmar Ski Resort, and par- ticipated in the Durham Central Cross Country Meet last Thursday October 15. Youngsters from R.H. Cornish, Prince Albert, Blackstock, Epsom and Greenbank ran in the many races, starting at 10 a.m. and ending around 2 p.m. While the Port Perry Star doesn't have all the results in yet, it seems like R.H. Cornish picked up many of the top prizes, with six out of 13 teams coming in first place. Here's the results from Cornish-- in the next issue of the Port Perry Star, look for results from other schools in the Township. Intermediate Division -- Boys 12 year old team, first; Girls 12 year old team, second; Boys 13 year old team, first; Girls 13 year old team, first; Individual results-- Jeff Andrews, first, Melissa Rod- way, second, Jim Love, third, Gavin Cochrane, third, Mark Schwan, third, Melissa Rudy, fourth, Gret- chen Cornish, Jason McBride, Kylie Kearns and Todd Smart all fifth. Boys 12 year old team: Jeff An- drews, Gavin Cochrane, Kent Jamieson, Steve Stiles, Todd Smart, Stephen McFarlane, Jeremy Williams, and Steven Desautels. Girls 12 year old team: Laura Phoenix, Kylie Kearns, Erin Edgar, Dana Broadworth, Michelle Jansen, JR. X-Country run Sarah White and Sara Hawker. Boys 13 year old team: Jim Love, Jason McBride, Daron Bacon, Stephen Laird, Chris Linton, Scott McTavish, Allen Foggetti S Girls 13 year old team: Melissa Rodway, Melissa Rudy, Sherri Hvidsten, Shelley Webb, Gretchen Cornish. Junior Division: Eight year old girls, first: Cate Lewis, Sarah Chapman, Thea Dem- mers, Mandy Smart, Robin Bright, Shauna Peters, Sabrina Brown, Rebecca Hall, Melissa Clement Wakeford. Nine year old boys, first: Tommy Chambers, Jeff Clarke, Chad Mit- chell, Ian MacLean, Scott Peters, Steven Davidchuk, Brad Shanley, Matthew Paillips. --Eleven year old -boys, first: -- Jeremy Luke, Scott Heasman, Mike Beevor, Paul Linton, David Bourgeois, Joey Broadworth, Steven Gilbert. Eight year old boys, second; Mat- thew Brown, Danny Robinson, Shane Norton, Kevin Pike, Mike Heasman, Trevor Smith, Troy Mar- tin, Colin Laird, Jeffery Gunn, Cory Raines. Ten year old boys, third: Sandy Mark, Craig Laird, Todd Stewart, Jason Bram, Adam Wannacott, Jacob Robinson, Matthew Hobbs, Steve Cochrane. Individual winners included Tom- my Chambers, first; Cate Lewis, se- cond, Paul Linton, fifth. 'C' HOCKEY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th ~ Port Perry MoJacks -- VS -- Lakefield Chiefs Scugog Arena GAME TIME: 7:30 PM GET "100 IN FREE POLARIS CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES! lump on this offer while it lasts Get S100 in FREE Polaris clothing or accessories when you buy a new Polaris snowmobile between October 16 and November 30, 1987. Take your choice of Polaris jackets boots helmets -- or the latest sled accessones to put _-- more-fun in your tratl nding! | Come in to your Polaris dealer today Right | now every new snowmobile comes with a $100 offer! | But you will have to get moving | PGLARIS Nothing beats the way we're built. WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINE 650 SCUGOG ST. -- PORT PERRY (Across from the Brewer's Retail Outlet) 985-3192 ©1987 Polaris Industries Inc