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Pineridge Sports Atom 2 update This past week Pineridge Sports Atom #2 has seen plenty of action playing three games. For the first game (22nd) the team travelled to Orono. Taking an early lead, Pineridge went ahead in the first period 2-0 on goals by Scott Sanderson and Danny Lyons, assists to Ryan Moynes, lan Parliament and Kevin Cochrane Orono came back in the second period of play to tie it up, but before the period had ended Port had gained the lead once again on a nice little goal from Ian Parliament assisted by Scott Sanderson. Pineridge dominated the play during the third period and add- ed two more goals by Danny Lyons and Justin Halligan, assists to Jamie Strickert, Scott Jeffrey and Scott Sanderson, Orono managed one more, late in the game, for a final score of 5-3. For Friday's game they were host to Millbrook and as the first period of play began Millbrook came on strong scoring three goals in the first four minutes. Un- daunted, Port never let up and fought hard to get a goal late in the second by Scott Sanderson on a good pass from Colin Laird. Despite a final score of 3-1, our defencemen Scott Harper, Ryan Moynes, Wyatt Park and Colin Laird worked exceptionally hard to keep the big guys from Millbrook out of our end. Our sole netminder for the game was Jon Chambers who did a good job stopping those hard shots. Travelling to Lindsay on Sun- day for the first game against this team, it was end to end action the entire game. Lindsay jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first period. Fighting back, Port tied it up in the second on a goal by Adam Hobbs, assists to Scott Sanderson and Ryan Moynes. Lindsay then went ahead, but undeterred, Port gained the lead by scoring two goals in the third period by Kevin Cochrane and Ian Parliament. Assisting on Kevin's goal was Ian and Adam Hobbs with Kevin assisted on Ian's boal. Lindsay's diligent work finally paid off when they tied it up with only 14 second to go. Final score 3-3. The playes and parents are all relieved that Justin Halligan, who was injured early in the game, has been given a clean bill of health. Joan Scott and Val Freeman present a $5, Soclety treasurer Roy Grierson and president June through Canoe the Nonquon and the tria turned over directly to the Scugog Museum. N quon chairperson Marilyn Pearce. A good porti ble by the efforts of Doreen Kendall and Bill B PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 30, 1990 -- 31 style, but raised a lot of money In the process. Tweens begin season Bantam houseleague Only one game was played bet- - ween Frank Real Estate and Swamp Auto Body with Swamp coming out on top 6-5. Scoring for Swamp were Daryl Slack 2 goals, 1 assists, Mark Cosway 1 goal, Kevin Pearce 2 goals, 1 assist and Ben Blanchard 1 goal, Adam Johnston 1 goal, 1 assist, Rob Romano 1 assist, Brandon Puckrin 1 assist. For Franks, Sean Larocque 1 goal 1 assist, Daryl Alexander 2 goals, Neil Mueller 1 goal, 1 assist, Cory Mason 1 goal, Sean Gawley 1 assist, Chris Jellicoe 1 assist, Troy Hope 2 assists. Emmerson / 1.G.A. I.G.A. continued its winning ways with a 9-4 win over Emmer- son Insurance. Scoring for I.G.A. were Blair Beveridge 2 goals, 3 assists, Jason Dawson 3 goals, Jerry Blackburn 1 goal, Cliff Lefort 1 goal, Adam McTaggart 1 goal, Ryan Delaney 1 goal, 1 assist. Single assists went to Matt Coyne, Andrew Pereman, Kent Jamieson, Jeff Fletcher. Scoring for Emmerson, Neil Hancock 1 goal, Mark Jensen 1 goal, #10 (let me know who you are, because your name was not on the game sheet) 1 goal, 1 assist, Kevin Brown 1 goal 1 assist. Single assists went to Jeff Kemp, Steve Parish and #16? (let me know who you are). I.G.A. finally lost a game. Swamp Auto was in control and won 5-1. Scoring for Swamp Auto Body was Peter Simms 1 goal, Mike Labanovich 1 goal, 1 assist, Mark Cosway 1 goal, #8 had 1 goal, 1 assist, please let me know who your are, Adam Johnston 1 goal, 1 assist. Assists went to Rob Romano 2, Jeff Labanovich 1 and Russ Gascoyne 1. Scoring for 1.G.A. was Matt Coyne assisted by Ryan Delany and Kent Jamieson. Frank Real Estate beat up on poor Emmerson Insurance again, 5-1. We have strengthened Em- merson Insurance with another player - so let's get our act in gear guys. Scoring for Franks was Bill Sandiford 4 goals, 1 assist, a one man wrecking crew. Alan Calder also scored 1 goal. Assists went to Sean Gawley, Richard Timmers, Corey Mason, Sean Larocque. The lone marker for Emmerson was scored by Rick Olaison assisted by Kevin Brown and Jason Kane. Frank Real Estate came up with an upset of Swamp Auto Body 5-3. Scoring for Franks were Bill Sandiford 2 goals, and 2 assists, Daryl Alexander 2 goals, 2 assists, Shawn Sauter 1 goal. Assists went to Sean Gawley, Ryan Ridgway and Darrin Hope. Scoring for Swamp was Russ Gascoyne 1 goal and 1 assist, John Hall, Clay Scott. Assists went to Mark Cosway and Mike Labanovich. I.G.A. once again played good solid hockey to win over Emmer- son Insurance 8-2. Scoring for I.G.A. were Ross APPLES for SALE Stainton 2 goals, Jerry Blackburn 2 goals, 1 assist, Andrew Pereman 1 goal, 1 assists, Rob Ashton, Blair Beveridge and Steve Gilbert 1 goal each. Tim LePage had 2 assists. Singles to Matt Coyne and Brett Lawson. Scoring for Emmersons, Dale Branburg and Jeff Kemp with on- ly one assist by Rick Olaison. Swamp Auto Body survived a 3-2 contest playing a revitalized Emmerson Insurance team. Ex- cept for goalposts, this game could have gone quite easily to Emmerson. ' Scoring for Swamp were Rob Romano, Adam Johnston, Clay Scott and one assist by Kevin Pearce. Emmeson's goals were by Brad Lemieux and Andy Wilson assisted by Jeff Kemp 1 and Jason Kane 2. Mcintosh * Cortland * Empire * Idared Northern Spy * Talman Sweet WILLOWTREE ORCHARDS Durham Rd. 8, Port Perry 985-9205 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES -- ANNUAL RATES -- Rates subject to change without notice. SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 To commence the ringette season for the Allen's Siding Tweens A team the girls played the Pickering Tweens in an ex- hibition game last Wednesday evening at the Don Beare Arena. Although the score ended 5-3 in favour of Pickering our girls displayed a lot of skill, sport- smanship and promise for the up- coming season. Sarah Coyne played an excellent game in net, stopping many of those menacing shots from Pickering. Leea Kinnunen scored the first goal, assisted by Amy Parlia- ment, and Brandy Harris. Amy then went on to score the next two goals, with assists from Deanna Dempsey and Leea on her first goal and assists from Linda Payne and Heather Lally on her second one. FITNESS CENTRE -- > - - 000 cheque to the Lake Scugog Historical Jack Moore. The money was raised last thion in Port Perry. About $4,000 will be ot present for photo was Canoe the Non- on of this hefty donation was made possi- rock who canoed the Nonquon In leisurely The regular season for the Tween A team gets underway this weekend as they play Etobicoke on Sunday afternoon at the Long Branch Arena. The girls making up the Allen's Siding team are Sarah Coyne, Brandy Harris, Kyla McCrae, Linda Payne, Leea Kinnunen, Amanda Webb, Dean- na Dempsey, Amy Parilament, Heather Lally, Vicki Stainton and Lisa Dodd. On the bench we have a dedicated and super group of volunteers working hard for this team. Dan Lally is our coach, along with his assistant Rick Webb. We're lucky to have Nan- cy Coyne as our nurse and trainer and Wendy Lally is our manager. Good luck in the ringette season girls and we'll see you on the ice. ! PORT PERRY Programs for Everyone Personal Fitness Routines Aerobics Sports Programs Cardiovascular Registered Massage Therapist Orthopaedic & Muscular Testing Strengthening Injury Recovery Weight Lifting Saturday, Nov. 3rd -6 to 9 Sunday, Nov. 4th -2 to 6 For information call ... 985-4003