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itch 4m - gr. in lan ida Try of not da the | igh ion ins ind ley far ey not ed for all a an AO hE Ss ln car NE. de 5 ase TER Shamrocks not lucky for Centennials Midland Centennials hockey club had their hands full Friday night when they tangled with Parry Sound Shamrocks ie in Midland Centennial Arena. Defence seemed to be their major problem in the game that saw a Ps aa ee They don't pla y like juniors Kelly Edwards of Midland Secondary School stands flanked on her right by Angie Pumputis and on her left by Carolyn Meech, both of MSS. Meech and Edwards are junior basketball players who have ..Midland go down in defeat 8-3., Centennials were missing three of their top defencemen, Al Pumputis and Steve Dunn out on game misconducts and Rob Greenlaw not playing due to an injury. played on the senior team several times this year. Pumputis is junior age but has been elevated to the senior level permanently. Duggan's claim first in rec hockey It's ladies day at next week's Recreation Hockey Midland. League play. Games will be held Sunday morning instead Major Bantams Midland (Orchard Fresh) Major Bantams hockey team played an exhibition game Thursday against Gravenhurst and came up with a 4-4 tie. Jason Marion played in net for Midland and recorded shut out play throughout the last half of the game. battle back Midland was down 4-0 at one time but fought back to tie the game up with goals coming from Owen Quilty, Tom Hook, Gary MclIlravey and Marlon Gieseler. Assists were given to Jim Edgar, Ralph Seemann, Tracey Bonneville and Tom Hook in the game. Midland Malibus to play exhibition game tonight Midland Malibus ladies' volleyball club will play an exhibition game tonight in Midland YMCA at 8 p.m. They will face a team from Orillia which should prove' good Juniors at MSS fifth Dave Larmand of Midland Secondary School is not super- stitious. At least, that's the way it looks from his finish in Thursday's cross country race at competition for them in preparation for the upcoming season. Scheduling for the Malibus has not been finalized yet but a tentative date for their opening game is Oct. 29. Larmand finished in 13th spot for the top position on the junior boys' cross country team from the school. Kent Goldsmith came in close behind him in 16th position for the juniors. Sunnidale Park in Juniors finished in (gpm Darcie. fifth place as a ieam./ IN CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOUR EAR...AND YOURS ALONE...THE HEARING AID BeltontD UO 'CALL COLLECT 737-1113 Find out if you can hear better with this tiny all-within-the-ear aid. e Custom made to fit within your ear. © Custom made for your comfort. e¢ Engineered to your hearing needs. Over 30 Models -- One for every budget. Beltone Hearing Aid Service-- 110 Dunlop St. W., at Bradford Barrie, Ontario L4N-4Y4 of Monday night for this week only. In league play this past week, Athenian Flyers suffered their worst defeat in five years, losing _to Duggan's hockey club 10-1. Brian Phillips scored the only goal for the Flyers while Mike Laurin, Gary Baker and Gary Preston' each scored doubles for Duggans. Singles were recorded by Tom Borsa, Gary St.Amand, Steve McLellan and Mike Huffman. Roadrunners ran over Performance Sports in the next game 8-3 with Gord Paul scoring three goals and teammate Bill Grey scoring two for the Roadrunners. Singles came from Paul Loughran, Guy Ormiston and Jim Armstrong to round out the scoring for the Roadrunners. Performance , Sports' Mike McCormick, Richard Lefaive and Rick Duval all scored singles. Olympia Sports downed Hebner's Taxi by the same score as the previous game, 8-3. Karl Todd scored a hat trick for Olympia with Earl Cousineau receiving two goals in the victory. Singles were scored Gone Forever! Mrs. Alice Goodman Therapist Permanent removal from fac --- Medically approved -- Free consultation and test 12 years experience GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont. and Am. Electrolysis Association DHAIR} Electrology }. and body. Eyebrows shaped, fale gentle, shortwave me4 by Norm Lemieux and John Lemieux for Olympia. Hebner's Taxi players Ken Hamelin, Warren Duckworth and Bren- dan ° Crowley all received singles. These games put Duggan's hockey club into first place with a solid six points. Hebner's Taxi and Olympia Sports are tied at four points for second place and Athenian Flyers and Roadrun- ners are tied for third. In the basement with no points is Per- formance Motor Sports. Casey Orr was another problem for the Centennials as _ he scored a hat trick for Parry Sound along with teammate Rob Lawson. Parry Sound opened the scoring 29 seconds into the game with a goal by Casey Orr, assisted by Brian McLeod and Wade Mann. Rob Lawson scored the first of his three goals for Parry Sound one minute and 15 seconds later off a pass from Brian McLeod. Hescored again at the 10:29 mark of the first period with assists going to Brian McLeod and Casey Orr. Midland got on the scoreboard for the first Midland Lawn Bowling Club to meet Oct. 23 is the date planned for the annual meeting of Midland Lawn Bowling Club members which will be held in Bayview Public School in Midland. The meeting will feature reports of all committees connected with the club and the members will discuss what is planned for next season. Club competition plaques and trophies will be presented at this time. Anyone interested in becoming a member is welcome to attend as well as members. Discussions' will commence at 7 p.m. with refreshments being served at the end of the evening. WE ~ APOLOGIZE ... to all our friends whom we were not able to look after on Swimming Registration night. Some swim instruction classes still have openings but because of the overwhelming response many classes are now filled. However we want you to know that a waiting list system has been established and as vacancies in each class occur, we will contact those on the list. Please call 526-7828 to inquire about present openings and to place names on our waiting list. MIDLAND Y.M.C.A. Yo TINY TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS Heavy pick-up of articles, such as fridges, stoves, etc., will take place the day following your regular garbage pick-up the week of Oct. 20 M. Moreau time 28 seconds after the previous goal by Parry Sound when Noel McEachern took a pass from Ken Mugford. Their next goal was scored by Andy Zurawski for his first of two in the game at the 8:14 point in the second period. Midland, however, didn't score again until the second period but Parry Sound did score two more goals in the first period, one coming from Kevin Barks at the 5:41 mark and the other from Rob Lawson for his third of the game with 1:44 left in the first period. At the end of the first period, Midland was down 5-2. Parry Sound began the scoring off for the second period as well with a goal by Jeff Barks from Kevin Barks and Ron Caldwell with six minutes and 47 seconds left in the period. Casey Orr put Parry Sound on the scoreboard once again for his second goal of the game with five minutes and 13 seconds left in the second period. An assist went to Brian McLeod on the play, his fifth of six in the game. Andy Zurawski finished the scoring off for Midland with three minutes and 24 seconds left in the peirod when he took a pass from Frank Dance and put it over the sprawling Parry Sound goalten- der. The third period was a FOR THE very good period for Midland, allowing only one goal against them. Although they didn't score themselves, it was the first time in the game that they looked like they could stop Parry Sound from advancing on their net. Casey Orr scored his third goal for Parry Sound, accepting a pass from Brian McLeod 29 seconds into the third period. The remainder of the period was filled with close, hard-fought hockey. Despite the score, Midland looked like they might develop into a good hockey club given time. Centennials will play again Friday against Huntsville Huskies in Huntsville at 8:30 p.m. MSS seniors slip Slipping into fourth place after Thursday's showing at Sunnidale Park in Barrie is Midland Secondary School's senior boys' cross country team. } Despite this drop in position, the senior boys put on a good per- formance and are bound to pick up their place again. Chris Shearer took 12th place and Larry Cadieux finished in 13th as the only two runners in the senior division for MSS. ENTIRE FAMILY..FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON That's Right! For only $25.00 you can have your entire family's skates sharpened as often as required for the full season...Come in or call for full details TWIN LAKES SPORTS CENTRE '(Midland Only) 262 KING ST. MIDLAND 526-4333 Wednesday, October 15, 1980, Page 19 , ' its', Cease eA 5 # G6