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Citizen sports beat Flyers clobber Owen Sound 6-3 \. Yes, you read it right! 'he Midland-Penetan- guishene Flyers won their first game of the season Friday night as they defeated the team from Owen Sound by a score of 6-3. The Flyers unveiled a new coach and three new players, brought up from the Midland Juveniles, and ended their 13 games winless streak. The new coach, Ed Dorion, who was assistant coach for the first part of the season, took over for last week's game after the former coach, Larry Banks, left the team because of a dispute with management over player discipline. The Flyers didn't take the lead in the game until the 15:45 mark of the second period, but they never allowed Owen Sound to get more than one goal up on them until that point. Owen Sound opened the scoring in the first period, when Scott McKelvie put one in the net, assisted by Pat Cooney and Mark Kazarian. One and a half minutes after that goal, Cliff Jordan retaliated for the Flyers, assisted by Larry Fallon. Still in the first, Owen Sound took the lead again when Pete Playford scored unassisted. At the 13:18 mark of the second period Rene Pelletier answered with an unassisted goal to tie the score once again. It was Pelletier who put the Flyers out in front for the first time in the game when he took the puck from Neil Parker and Gary Walkers to put the Flyers in the lead 3-2. From that point on' they never looked back. Early in the third period, Paul Robillard added another, from Jordan; two give the Flyers a two goal buffer, which turned out to be all they needed. Owen Sound came back at 7:05 of the third, as Kazarian beat Flyers goalie Joe Gibson unassisted to once again close the gap to one. The final two Flyers goals were scored by Pelletier, from Don Rowat and Andy Lacroix, and Gary Hansford, from Lacroix. The Flyers and Owen Sound each picked up 14 penalties went to goal tender Gibson, an unusual occurrance, as he picked up two munites for slashing, and two minutes for throwing the puck forward. Flyers' coach Ed Dorion said after the game, "I just thought they played a good game. They came ready to play." He added '"'They played three periods, which we hadn't been doing." Dorion gave part of the credit for the victory to the new, more physical brand of hockey the Flyers played Friday Juveniles defeat Base Borden The Penetanguishene Juvenile hockey team played Base Borden to a 6-6 tie last Friday night, in a game which saw Base Borden attain a five goal lead before the halfway point. The Penetanguishene team drew first blood only a minute and a half into the first period when Larry Cowan scored the first of three he scored Friday night. He was assisted on that goal by Grant Quesnelle and Pat Duquette. Then came the Borden onslaught. Dan Krayser tied the game just a minute and a half later, from Ron McGuire, and before the end of the first period, Albert Dower and Doug MacLeod had each scored a goal, and Kevin Steele had scored two. Early in the second, Kevin Dubreuil scored, assisted by MacLeod, to Scene by Ron Marchildon During the next Sales. The first is in the Arena Lounge. both organizations. is free of charge. commence the end of November. arenas. November 16, 1976. Green7 Belcourt. Green Red ScorersG..A..Pts. Donna Brooks Debbie Cadeau Sue Babando . Rosanne Quesnelle t ' Cathy Lethbridge Pat Peltier Marilyn Bellehumeur Janet Belcourt November 16, 1976 Firebirds Budgies Scorers Luanne Hook Donna Cowan Jackie Arbour Charlene Marchildon Recreation Penetanguishene recreation coordinator few weeks organizations in Town will be holding Bake Penetanguishene Little N.H.L. Ladies Auxillary and will be on November 27, beginning at 9 a.m. The second sale will be held on December 1, commencing at 1 p.m. in the Old Dominion Store building on Robert Street West. This sale is being sponsored by the Penetanguishene Ringette Association. Your support of these two sales would be greatly appreciated by all the ladies in Weare still trying to talk the Senior Citizens of the area into utilizing the ice time being made available to them on Thursday afternoons from 2:15 to 3:45. We have opened this up to include adults as well as the Senior Citizens. So please come and take full advantage of this program, it I am still looking for further suggestions for the Community Schools Programs scheduled to in January. suggestions please contact me at 549-8492, before Again a reminder of the Don Hayes Hockey School which will be held on the 29, 30, 31 of December. The cost for the three days is only $22.00 per child and the instruction is the best that can be attained. I would like to see a com- pletely full school this year. Registration forms will be made available at area schools and area Ringette Results - Belles Donna Brooks led the Green attack with 4 goals, other goal scorers were Rosanne Quesnelle, Cathy Lethbridge and Debbie Cadeau. Picking up assists were Sue Babando with 2 and Debbie Cadeau with 2 and a single assist to Janet Pat Peltier scored the only goal for the Red team assisted by Marilyn Bellehumeur. Standings p..W..L:.T..F..A PTS. Ringette Results - Petites Firebirds8 Budgies3 Luanne Hook led the Firebirds attack with 5 goals and 3 assists Jackie Arbour had 2 goals and Charlene Marchildon had a single goal. Donna Cowan had all 3 goals for the Budgies. PeaWerls eek As ers: two sport to be held by the If you have any Red! Re 132 sees CORK HONe a -- Bee ee Standings 1 32 1 10 01 ) o 0 0 G. a] as KH Nwon 8 3 4 A. 5 3 2 1 coow make it Base Borden 6, Penetanguishene 1. Bowe the Penetanguishene squad had not given up by any means. Jamie Neil scored about halfway through the second period, assisted by Cowan and Paul Lefaive, to get them rolling again. Five minutes later, Cowan scored his second of the night, unassisted, and just one and a half minutes after that, Mike Orser beat the Borden goalie, with Aime Gignac and Duquette assisting on the play, to end the second period with Borden ahead 6-4. Just 27 seconds into the third period, Cowan brought Penetanguishene to within one goal with his third of the night, assisted by Quesnelle and Gignac, and Ray Cote tied the game with the last goal of the night nearly 13 minutes before the game ended. He was assisted by Neil and Lefaive. The | Penetanguishene team picked up seven penalties to Borden's eight. The Midland Juveniles hockey team blew a 3-1 lead going into the third period, and had to settle for a 4-4 tied with the Penetanguishene team Sunday afternoon. Penetanguishene _op- ened the scoring five minutes into the first period, as Larry Cowan scored unassisted. That proved to be the only scoring in the first period, but in the last four minutes of the second period, Midland came back with a vengenance. Ross Prentice scored, assisted by Tim Merkley and Chris Wright, Bob Bray scored, assisted by Merkley, and, with nine seconds left in the period, Prentice scored again, unassisted, to give Midland its two goal lead. About half way through the third period, Greg Arbour brought Penetanguishene' to within one, assisted by Pat Duquette and Ken Parent. Ken Cowan tied it up just a couple of minutes later. It looked bad for the Penetanguishene squad when, just under a minute later, Bray scored his second of the night for Midland, assisted by Blake Bail. But with one mien wit e lee ft Penetanguishene tied it up again on a goal by Cowan, from _ Paul Lefaive. The game was riddled with penalties and fights, as Penetanguishene picked up 15 penaltied, night. He said it was clean hockey, but said, "They got away from the stick checking and took the body." He said the Flyers had been doing more prac- tising lately because they were beginning to be able to get ice time in arenas aro und the area. They are now practising Wednesday nights in the Elmvale arena. Dorion said there would be a lot of travelling involved, but added, "I guess we'll have to do it." Flyers owner Ron Sauve, said the three Juveniles brought up for the game, Vince Decola, Tim Merkley and Ross Prentice, played well, but said he did not know if they would be staying with the team. With regard to the change in coaching for the team, Sauve said, "We had to make a change. We had to do "something to turn things some player changes.' around." He em- phasized that he was not blaming Banks for the long winless streak. "Without practice time, I can't fault anyone,' he said. Sauve said everybody was getting frustrated, the change was needed, and it was easier to replace the coach, than to replace the whole team. However he said "We are definitely going to make The winning goal Penetanguishene defense in last Juveniles' Gignac breaks through the Midland Sunday's game in Aime 4-4 tied. Penetanguishene. The score eneded in a staff photo Minor Atoms beaten by Midland Midland Baush and Laumb Minor Atoms filled the net Sunday in their game _ against Penetanguishene, scoring 15 unanswered goals. David Cambell and Gary Watson shared the shut-out, the second in a row for Midland, as Penetanguishene 'was They won the bonspiel The rink from Orillia, skipped by Ed Luterbach, second from the right, won the Wally's Men's Wear Bonspield, held at the curling club over the weekend. The other members of the team, from the far left, are Bonspiel held on weekend A rink from Orillia walked away with'the top honours at the Wally's Men's Wear Bonspiel, held at the Penetanguishene Curling Club over the weekend. The team, skipped, by Ed Luterbach, indluded Peter Rayfield, Lyle Johnston and Bruce Culver, and they each won a trophy, and $125 worth of clothing from Wally's. There were 32 rinks entered in the two-day spiel, some from as far away as Toronto and Guelph. Two of the teams entered were in the Ontario finals last year. About $1,600 worth of prizes were given out at the spiel, termed one of the largest in Simcoe County by organizer and sponsor Wally Meisinger. The runners-up were skipped by Ron Wills, and play out of St. George's Golf and Country Club in Toronto. This is the third year in completely outclassed and intimidated by the older Midland team. Penetanguishene is using some six year olds in a division that accepts boys up to nine years old. Guy Jeannotte got the hat trick as well as two assists. Mike Bennett earned six points on two Peter Rayfield, Lyle Johnston and Bruce Culver. On the right is the sponsor of the spiel, Wally Meisinger. This is the second year in a row the Luterbach rink has won competition. a row the spiel has been held, and is the second year in a row it has been won by Luterbach's rink. iv - ae AR) a Bruce Culver shows his championship form as he throws a rock in the Walley's held at the Men's Wear Bonspiel Good shot! Penetanguishene Curling club over the weekend. He was on the rink which eventually won the spiel. goals and four assists. Jeff Bales had two goals and three assists, David Bressette scored two goals and an assist. Shawn Davy also netted two and assisted on three, Jim Farragher scored one and assisted on two. Donald Seeman also scored one, assisting on three, Chris Edwards and Jimmy Green each scored single goals. Sticks were raised in jubilation last Wednesday night as Ken Edgar put in the winning goal in the dying minutes of 265 KING ST GEORGE MARSHALL REAL ESTATE LI KER REALTOR MIDLAND R_ FOR 30 YEARS" 526-2 the game between the Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons and the team from Bradford. The Garrison won 7-6. Garrisons pick up two games in a row The Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons edged the Oro Flyers last Wednesday night, by a score of 7-6, in a cleanly fought Intermediate "C"' hockey game. The teams drew only five penalties apiece, as the lead traded back and forth throughout the game. Paul Nadon opened the scoring for the Brule Garrisons, from Murray Guthrie early in the first period, and Russ Besse tied it up minutes later from Deitch Gyetko and Bill Bryant. The Garrisons went head again on a goal by Bob Larmand from Guthrie and Bill Bowker, and Besse tied it up again assisted by Bryant. Then Oro went out in front ona goal by Fred Hastings from Lead Saunders. Thirty-three seconds into the second . Nadon scored again for the Brule Garrisons, from Hugh Robertson, to tie it up, and they went out in front again on a goal by Ken Edgar from Tom Tan- nahill and Nadon.- Once again, Oro tied it up on a goal by Gyetko from Hastings and Don McCuaig. Guthrie put the Brule Garrisons out in front again, assisted by Ross Cousineau, and Hastings tied it up again, from McCuaig. The teams played most of the third period tied 5-5, until Hastings scored his third of the night, from Rick MecMacklin and Brad Armstrong to put Oro out in front 6-5, Then just 31 seconds later, Tony Stone tied the game again with assists going to Connie Malony and Robertson. With just under a minute and a_ half remaining in the game, Edgar scored his second of the night, from Nadon and Robertson, to clinch the victory for the Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons. Friday night, the Bruyle Garrisons again took a 7-6 decision, this time from the team from Bradford. Friday's game was quite a bit rougher than Wednesday's, with a number of' players drawing game miscon- ducts, following a fight in the third period. Bradford took a total of 23 penalties, while the Brule Garrisons picked up 13. Once again the Garrisons took an early lead, as Tom Gignac scored assisted by Peter Brissette and Bob Lar- mand. Bradford came back with goals by Les Chaison from Bud Gar- diner and Bill Collins, and by Andy Purmals, from Chaison, to lead 2-1 at the end of the first period. Collins scored early in the second, assisted by Purmals and Don Stevens, to put Bradford out in front 3-1, and they took a 4-1 lead on a goal by Hank Arts from Gardiner before Brissette came back for the Garrisons, from Murry Guthrie and Bill Bowker. Gerrard Lachapelle made it 4-3 on a goal assisted by Bowker and Connie Malony. Bradford opened their lead to two goals again when Purmals scored again, from Collins and Chaison. The Garrisons came alive in the dying minutes of the second period with two goals just six seconds apart, one by Terry Spiker from Bowker and Gignac, and the second by Brissette from Bowker. The teams went into the third period tied 5-5, and Bradford struck first with a goal by Chaison from Dave Kyte at the 11:17 mark. With 3:16 remaining, Tom Tannahill tied the game again for the Brule Garrisons assisted by Tony Stone and Ken Edgar, and Bowker popped in the winner from Guthrie with just under two minutes remaining. sports calendar PeaEN Gulf \_4 LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE Gas * Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty Snow Removal ELMVALE Bill Clark General Contractor Landscaping - Excavating Sand and Gravel Supplies - Water Haulage Bus. 322-2545 The The Elmvale Intermdiate "C" Hockey Wednsday, November 24 Penetanguishene Bracebridge at the arena tongith at 8:45. Sunday, November 28 The Garrisons go to Bracebridge. Juvenile Hockey Sunday, November 28 Junveniles Penetanguishene to play at the arena at 2:30. Penetanguishene Recreational League Hockey Sunday, November 28 Emery's Electric plays Ken's Esso at 9:30 a.m., and B. and J. Gas Bar takes on Hindson Marine immediately after the first game, Ringette Belles Division Thursday, November 25 Little Rascals play Red Wings at 4:00, and Blue Jay's take on Aristocrats at 4:45. Brule Garrisons play come to Scar [ihe ¢ GRAVEL » Screened Top Soil Septic Bedstone Crushed Road & Cement Gravel Telescopic Backhoe 19, 24, 36' Buckets Radio Dispatched --' Bernie Pilon Const. Elmvale 322-1051 BK 'LUNCH wd since 1957 Everybody's Favourite Eating Place Town Dock Penetang 549-8111 CHARBROILED STEAKS LUNCHES DINNERS ELMVALE MURRAY'S RESTAURANT TAKE OUTS Shrimps Deep fried Chicken Fish & Chips Milk Shakes 322-1391 { { smeee i ie tial wa aoe -- ee