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- [Citizen sports beat Wednesday. December 8, 1976 | Beat Barrie 5-2 Awin,atie and a loss for the Flyers xe s Midland-Penet- a ishene Flyers ta® 2 tough schedule on: the' weekend, and came away with three points. Flyers won at home against the Barrie Colts Friday night, travelled to Orillia for a match Saturday night that ended ina tie, and ran into a hot Colts goaltender Sunday night as they lost to 3arrie Friday nights 5-2 Flyer win was perhaps their best game of the season "We should have been ahead 5-0 at the end of the first period,' said owner Ron Sauve. Flyers out- shot Barrie 18-4 in the first 20 minutes with Rene team a 2-0 lead. Peltier's goals came 13 seconds apart, the first on an unassisted effort. Both teams were flying in the second and third periods. Heafty checks were dished out from both teams, one such smash nearly sent Gary Han- sford right over the boards. That check was in retaliation for Hansford's second period goal where he was set up all alone in front of Colts' goaltender Hal Hake by Larry Fallon. Flyer fans received a seare early in the third period as Barrie struck for two goals inside of three minutes. Jamie Laws and Mark Gillan- Peltier giving the home ders were the goal 6al and 2 assists. ws Red Wings 7 Recreation , Scene by Ron Marchildon 4 Penetanguishene recreation coordinator I would like to thank all the people who helped make the Bake Sale for the Girls Ringette League such a great success. The executive was very pleased with the results and wish to express their thanks to the people who bought the goods and also those who donated baking Again just a short reminder about the Don Hayes Hockey School, registration forms are available at the Penetanguishene Arena on a first come first served basis. It makes a very good Christmas gift for all the young hockey players in the area December 23 will see the beginning of the Midget Section of the Silver Stick Tournament This tournament will continue until Thursday evening the 30th of December. If you wish to see some excellent hockey please drop up to the arena and for a very low price see Canada's Hockey Stars of the future Registration for the Community School Program will take place the week of January 3 with all programs slated to start the week of January 10. Keep watching the paper for our advertisement. Remember pre-registration is a necessity. Ringette Results Petites November 23, 1976 Firebirds 4, Budgies 4 Jackie Arbour led the Firebirds attack with 3 goals. Cheri Anne Lacroix had a single while Luanne Hook had 3 assists. Donna Cowan had 3 goals for the Budgies with Angela Moreau picking up a single. Lisa Marchildon had 1 assist. November 30, 1976 Firebirds 5, Budgies 3 Jackie Arbour again led the Firebirds attack with 3 goals and 1 assist. Luanne Hook had 1 goal and 1 assist and Charlene Marchildon 1 goal. Tina Beausoleil had two goals for the Budgies with Donna Cowan a single. Standings PeeWee eT: FF vA "Pts Firebirds Stoo dy 17, 10/75, Budgies BOs 2, ol a Scorers G A Pts Luanne Hook Goals Jackie Arbour nye the ets) Donna Cowan Oras, Charlene Marchildon YYW) 7) Tina Beausoleil 2 Di 2 Cheri Anne Lacroix Ol a Angela Moreau Geils Lisa Marchildon Oak Belles November 23, 1976 Red 8, Green 5 Michelle Lacroix led the Red attack with 3 goals and 3 assists. Pat Peltier had 4 goals and Pat Marchand had 1 goal. Bev Biggs also picked up an assist. Donna Brooks and Anne Robillard each had 2 goals for the Green team while Sue Babando had 1 goal and 1 assist. Rosanne Quesnelle had 2 assists and Wanda Buttineau had 1 assist. Green9, Red1 Anne Robillard and Cathy Lethbridge each had 3 goals and an assist while Donna Brooks had 1 goal and 2 assists Debbie Cadeau had 1 goal and 1 assist Sue Babando had 1 goal and Wanda Buttineau 1 assist. Michelle Lacroix had the only goal for the losers. Standings RoeWe ly Teeher Ar Pts: Green Syee) 1,40) 4215 104 Red Sel, 1010 B21 922 Tweens December 2, 1976 Aristocrats 6, Blue Jays 0 Pauline Robillard had 4 goals and 1 assist Kathy King 1 goal and 3 assists, Sandra Leroux 1 Little Rascals 4 Lena Belcourt had 3 goals and 2 assists Cindy Cadeau had 3 goals and 1 assist, while Michelle Morrow had 1 goal and 2 assists. Shelly Forget had all 4 goals and on a losing eause Cathy Marchand had 2 assists with Nicole Bellisle and Gisele Quesnelle 1 assist each. Standings PEWieeL, Tt Fe vAy-Ptae Aristocrats 2), 28.0) 0. -13> lia Little Rascals 2A 30) 15) (See Red Wings 2 ile SO) 8 Lona Blue Jays 2,0 72870: TBS. 0 Scorers G A Pts. Pauline Robillard G 298 Shelly Forget 6 ly 7 Sandra Leroux 2m ome Lena Belcourt A206 ee Theresa Gignac 5) 0) 5 scorers and the Colts were within one of tying it. The Flyers didn't fold as they would have earlier in the season. They kept pressing jumping on the puck at every occasion and forcing turnovers. The strategy paid off as Rene Peltier potted his third goal of the night from a scramble in front of the Barrie net. Larry Trottier got his first goal as a Flyer six minutes later off a shot from the faceoff circle An injury and a stalled car resulted in Flyers missing a chance for a win Saturday night at Orillia The Travelways:scored twice with less than three minutes to go in the game to salvage a 6-6 tie with the Flyers. Neil Parker and Rob Jackson didn't make the game because of ear troubles and Larry Trottier injured his knee, resulting in the Flyers going with two forward lines for most of the game. The action wasn't as fast moving as_ in Friday's game because of the leg weariness of the Flyers. John Beauchamp with the hattrick, Hansford with two and Trottier with a single, were the goal scorers for Midland. Midland scored the first goal Sunday night in Elmvale but Barrie responded with two and proceeded to beat the understandably sluggish Flyers 4-3. A good-sized crowd turned up in Elmvale to cheer on their adopted team. Manager Red Urquhart said they could be seating 500 people if the Flyers played regularly in Elmvale, opposed to the less than 200 that make it out for games ion Penetanguishene Beauchamp continued his scoring streak with two goals, Tim Merkely in his second game as a Flyer netted a single goal. Flyers face the Colts again this Friday in Barrie Juveniles demolish Stayner 10-3, Neil, Chapman score two each The Penetanguishene Juveniles hockey team picked up another victory over the weekend. This time they defeated the team from Stayner by a score of 10-3 The Juveniles started off the game, played here in town Sunday afternoon, with a bang. By the end of the first period, they were leading 6-0. The goals were scored by Duquette, Mike Orser, Pat ¢ Ray Cote, Greg Arbour, Ken Cowan and John St Amant, with assists going to Aime Gignac, Ken Marchildon, Paul Lefaive, .Arbour, and Marshall Lesperance About half way through the second period, Stayner got on the scoreboard on a goal by Bart Chapman, assisted by Ronnie MacDonald The goal was answered about five minutes later with two quick goals in a row by Jamie Neil. He was assisted on both goals by Cote The two teams traded goals in the third period, as Chapman scored his second of the afternoon, from Jim Lowe and Allen Lowe. Ken Marchildon answered for Penetanguishene, _assi- sted by Neil, and Allen Lowe scored unassisted for Stayner. Marchildon Steaming in for the shot The Penetanguishene trounced the team from Stayner by a 3 last Sunda score of 1 Juveniles Here an shot. Atough shot A Sacred Heart School player uses a lot of body english in sending the volleyball over the net. Monsignor Castex lost to Sacred Heart in this consolation match. Staff photo unidentified swoops in on the Stayner goal for the Penetanguishene player Staff photo got the last goal for Penetanguishene, assi sted by Ken Parent, with nearly four minutes left in the game The Penetanguishene squad picked up eight penalties during the game, as opposed to six for Stayner With the Juvenile schedule exactly half Oy IO the Penetanguishene team has played eight games, won five, lost one and tied two. They have scored 54 goals, while only letting in 27 The top scorer on the team is Paul Lefaive with 16 points in eight games, on eight goals and eight assists. Jamie Neil is second in the scoring race with nine goals and four assists for 13 points. Ken Cowan has 11 points and_Ray Cote and Pat Duquette-have 10 -points-a piece. Aime Gignac has nine points, while Larry Cowan, Greg Arbour and Mike Orser each have seven. Martin Quigley has five points, and Ken Marchildon, Ken Parent Grant Quesnelle and Marshall Lesperance all have four points. John St Amant, who has_ only played in one game for the Juveniles, having started the season with Flyers, has one point The team goes to Collingwood tomorrow night, and plays host to Meaford Sunday _af- ternoon ! St. Joseph's second in volleyball tourney The girls really showed the boys how it's done! After a disappointing calibre of play was exhibited in the elementary school boys' volleyball tournament Nov. 27, coaches officials, and organizers were extremely pleased to see how well the girls played the game December 4th. The fair sex got a chance to show off their talents during Saturday's area three girls' volleyball tournament. Although 'spike- was a nonexistant word in the matches, the girls did manage to set up plays and on many occasions took the full three hits in getting the ball over the net, something the boys rarely did. Bayview School from Midland was the winner, wrenching victory from St. Joseph of Penetanguishene in a three game see-saw battle. St. Joseph handily won the first game 15-9 and looked as if they would .coast to victory. They built up a seven point lead in the second game before Bayview got it all together and rebounded for a 15-7 victory. The hollers of the young fans were deafening in the third game as they cheered their schools on. At one point referee Ray Brien had to ask the fans to be quiet during serves as the girls couldn't concentrate Bayview kept up their momentum going into the third game and on the strength of their serves beat St. Joseph 15-7 for the overall victory Bayview substituted players freely throughout the day, contrary to the rules drawn up for the event. However the rules had been waived before the games by officials because it was impossible to keep track of the girls being substituted as only a few wore numbers. St Joseph teacher and tournament convenor Martin Lalonde was unaware of the change of rules and partially at- tributed his team's loss to being psyched out by the constant movement at the other end. The minor controversy took nothing away from a day of good volleyball and high spirits on all sides. Coaches and players from all 11 teams from around the area mingled freely, exchanging volleyball strategies. : On their way to the finals St. Joseph was matched up _againsf Parkview. Parkview is still wondering what happened. St. Joseph's Lena Belcourt was first to serve and she never gave up possession of the ball, scoring 15 points on serves and shutting out Parkview 15-0. t_265 KINGS a ~~ GEORGE MARSHALL REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR "® REAL ESTATE BROKER FOR 30 YEARS" __ MIDLA D 526-2293 Trying to sneak it in the hard way Flyers' Rene Peltier tries for a fourth goal as he flies through the air behind the Barrie net. Flyers won the game, their third in a row, 5-2. Staff photo Hindson loses 8th game in 9 starts . Hindson Marine reconfirmed its spot in the basement of the Penetanguishene Rec- reational Hockey League Sunday, as the team went down to defeat 6-3 at the hands of Emery's Electric. Hindson Marine held its own for the first period as the teams played scoreless until the first minute of the second. At that point Hindson Marine looked as though it was going to win its first game of the season, as Roger Dusome scored from Ron Gregoire. Ken Morrow scored unassisted just over a minute later, and it was 2- 0 for Hindson-Marine. However, before the second period ended, Emery"s Electric had stormed back to take the lead 3-2 on goals by Denis Lemieux, from Ken Popple, Bill Klug from Bill Couling, and Lemieux from Popple again. Hindson Marine did not give up though, and just over three minutes into the third, Larry Leroux scored from Dusome to tie the score. From then on it was all Emery's Electric, as Rick Duval scored two, assisted on one by Popple, and on the other by Lemieux and Popple, and Lemieux scored his third of the morning, unassisted In the second game of the morning, Ken's Esso picked up its eighth win in nine starts, as it dumped B. and J. Gas Bar 4-1. Ken's Esso took a two goal lead late in the second ~ period; "as Paul Loughran scored from Peter Arbour, and Billy Arbour scored from Guy Ealey. B. and J. got its only goal in the opening minute of the third period, as Marcel Vallee scored from Gignac Martin McNamara put Ken's Esso out in front 3- 1, with an unassisted goal about four minutes into Gerry the third period, and Jim Pollard rounded off the scoring with only 22 seconds left in the game. - He was assited by Tim Adams Rec League standings Teams Ken's Esso B. and J. Gas Bar Emery's Electric Hindson Marine Wes 8G SI BN Mi 9 8 1 0 47 22 16 9 4 3 2 28 22 10 SRAa Al £22527) 209) 9208) ple 23 49) el Brian Orser wins - skating competition Brian Orser of Penetanguishene finished first in the novice event of the Central Ontario Sectional Competition held over the weekend in Aurora Mary Catherine Orser finished fifth in the pre- novice event at the same competition Because of his showing, Brian has earned a position in the Eastern Canadian. Championship. in Toronto on January 6 He won that event last year The top three finishers in the Eastern Canadian Championship get to go on to the Canadian finals in Calgary at the end of January sports calendar SEER Gulf \_4 LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE Gas x Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty Bill Clark General Contractor Landscaping - Excavating Sand and Gravel Supplies Snow Removal - ELMVALE Water Haulage Bus. 322-2545 Intermediate "C" Hockey Wednesday, December 8 F Bracebridge plays the Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons at the Penetanguishene arena. Friday, December 10 The Brule Garrisons go to Bradford Sunday, December 12 The Brule Garrisons travel to Bracebridge Juvenile Hockey Thursday, December 9 Penetanguishene plays at Collingwood Sunday, December 12 Penetanguishene plays host to Meaford Recreational Hockey Sunday, December 12 Emery's Electric plays Ken's Esso Hindson Marine takes on B and J Gas Bar GRAVEL ¥ Screened Top Soil Septic Bedstone Crushed Road & Cement Gravel "ag Telescopic Backhoe 19, 24, 36" Buckets Radio Dispatched -- Bernie Pilon Const. Elmvale 322-1051 Snow removal since Everybody' Favourite Eating Place Town Dock Penetang 9 Ss 549-8111 CHARBROILED STEAKS LUNCHES DINNERS ELMVALE MURRAY'S TAKE OUTS . Shrimps Deep fried Chicken Fish & Chips Milk Shakes 322-1391 RESTAURANT Wednesday, December 8, 1976, Page 17