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saya nt PAs anne a Cowan leads Kings inpoints As of Tuesday, Carl Cowan leads Penetanguishene Jr. C Kings in team scoring with 22 points. Close behind him are Wayne Dixon with 19 and Paul Robillard with 18. These are the complete standings: GA Pts. Carl Cowan 12 10 22 Wayne Dixon 712 19 Paul Robillard 11077 18 Terry Pilon 6 8 14 Gary Lethbridge 6 6 12 Doug Gillespie Salo Bob Weatherill 19; 710 Todd Clarke PAE Uf Brad Copeland 06 6 Terry King 04 4 Chris Anderson 3/093 Frank Hall ye teas! Jim McArthur Pele ' 2 Terry Cameron Ore Z Andy Howse O52 * 2 Jerry Robitaille Ue L Commodore Hotel improving Commodore Hotel is having mixed success in Simcoe County Intermediate Men's Basketball action. Injuries have plagued the team so far this season but team work is developing steadily and the team should realize better days. Here is next month's schedule for league play. Tuesday, 4 Nov., 8 p.m. - Midland at Georgian Grizzlies Wednesday, 5 Nov., 8:45 p.m. - Orillia Lakers at Queens Hotel Sports Wednesday, 5 Nov. 8 p.m. - Deemac Stingers at Alliston Sports Marauders. Thursday, 6 Nov., 8 p.m. - Stayner Mistics at Barrie Blues. Thursday, 6 Nov. 8 p.m. Marauders at CC Panthers. Monday, 10 Nov., 8 p.m. - Stayner Mistics at Orillia Lakers. : Wednesday, 12 Nov., 8 p.m. - Georgian Grizzlies at Alliston Sports Marauders. Wednesday, 12 Nov., 8 p.m. - Queens Hotel Sports at Deemac Stingers. Thursday, 13 Nov., 8 p.m. - CC Panthers at Stayner Mistics Thursday, 13 Nov., 8 p.m. - Midland at Barrie Blues Monday, 17 Nov., 8 p.m. - Barrie Blues at Orillia Lakers Wednesday, 19 Nov., 8 p.m. - Stayner Mistics at Deemac Stingers Wednesday, 19 Nov., 8:45 p.m. - Alliston Sports Marauders at Queens Hotel Sports. Thursday, 20 Nov., 8 p.m. - Georgian Grizzlies at CC Panthers. Monday, 24 Nov., 8 p.m. - Deemac Stingers at Orillia Lakers. Tuesday, 25 Nov., 8 p.m. - Barrie Blues at Georgian Grizzlies. Wednesday, 26 Nov., 8 p.m. - Queens Hotel Sports at Midland. Wednesday, 26 Nov., 8 p.m. - Barrie Blues at Alliston Sports Marauders. Thursday, 27 Nov., 8 p.m. - Queens Hotel Sports at Stayner Mistics. Thursday, 27 Nov., 8 p.m. - Midland at CC Panthers. Monday, 1 Dec. 8 p.m. - Midland at Orillia Lakers. THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 68 Penetanguishene , Ontario General Meeting Tuesday Nov. 4th - 8:30 p.m. Sharp - Alliston Sports All ordinary and associate members should try to attend this meeting. Be sure tosee the Legion advertisement in the Nov. 5th edition of the local papers for "Remembrance Week" activities. Did you know your Branch has contributed another $2,300.00 to worthy community projects and requests? See you at the meeting on Tuesday. Special Notice: The Provincial Service Of- flcer will be visiting the Branch, Nov. 10, at 1;30 p.m. Centennials, Kings to battle Midland Centennials hockey club is one game out of first place. and they could very well move up into the top spot in Ontario Hockey Association Jr. C division standings with a win over Penetanguishene Kings tonight. Wednesday night's game against Oro 77's brought them one step closer to that coveted spot. Andy Zurawski headed the Midland Centennials' scoring machine with three goals and one assist Wednesday night in Oro when they _ short- circuited the 77's by a score of 10-4. Paul Hahn opened the scoring channels for Midland 4:36 into play in the first period with assists going to Noel McEachern and Ken Mugford. Then, Steve Dunn made the connection and put Midland ahead by two goals when he scored at the halfway point of the period. Assists were awarded to Al Pumputis and Andv Seeman. Next, Dale Denis put the puck in the net for Midla'id with help from Andy Zurawski and John Webb, that goal coming 11:55 into the game. While Midland was shorthanded, Andy Zurawski increased the Centennials' lead to four goals with his unassisted goal 15:48 into play. Midland was to score once more in that period, this time at 17:29 with the goal coming from Noel McEachern for his first of the game. He was assisted on that goal by Ken Mugford and Paul Hahn. About a minute later, Oro got on _ the scoreboard with a goal by Gary White from Peter Cole and Dave Cyr. Less than a minute into the second period, Midland scored on a powerplay with Andy Zurawski doing the honors. John Witzke and Dale Denis were given assists on the play. Midland expanded their lead to 7-1 at this time with a goal by Ed Cooper, assisted by Andy Seeman and Steve Dunn at 2:25 into that period. Oro scored two goals then, one at 3:17 and the other at 11:34. The first goal was awarded to Murray Hadley and the second one was scored by Gary MSS girls conclude season Midland Secondary School midget and senior girls' basketball teams played Elmvale teams in regular league play in the MSS gym, Wednesday. MSS midgets won their game against Elmvale 29-23 which gives them a four and one record for regular season play. With' exhibition games, their record sits at 11 wins and two losses. Michelle Shannon was high scorer for the midgets in Wednesday's game with 12 points. High scorers in the seniors' 55-30 win over Elmvale were Angie Pumputis with 16 points, Joanelle Bourgeois with 13 points and Tracy Vent with 12 points. MSS senior girls are undefeated in league play and have been awarded a bye game into zone two finals. New of Midland Fred Flood is Midland's new deputv-clerk. Before coming to Midland he worked in Kitchener's parks and _ recreation department for eight years as a supervisor of athletics. His university major was kinesiology. ADVANCE POLL SAT NOV. 1 ©Proven Leadership ¢Proven Experience eA Platform for Midland's Future RE-ELECT AS MAYOR Moreland. A. Lynn With exhibition games, their record is 18 wins and six losses. SPIRIT SEDAN . DL Package - - Radio List $7,074.00 List $7,236.00 eS TONLY BLACK 1980, 4 CYL., - Rally Stripe - Po - Rear defrost - . Power steering _ Centre cons _ Rally stripe White, his second ot three in the game. Midland's Dale Denis scored an unassisted goal five minutes later to end the scoring for Midland in the second period. Noel McEachern scored once again two minutes into the third period with an assist going to Paul Hahn. Andy Zurawski put his third goal in the net roughly seven minutes into the third period, his second unassisted goal of the game. Oro only managed one more goal, that one coming with two and a wer steering body side moulding onty °6,154. : ED Uiedes Ee 4cYl., 4SPE SPIRIT SEDAN scares oe daa . rear defrost ole - AM radio ONLY © & many late model, low mileage used cars AMC JEEP Daily, monthly, weekly rentals or/ lease by the year with buy back option Le St., Penetanguishene 546-3121 vou Bh AMC JCCD secsasie: '6,204. ¢ MOTOR SALES nalf minutes left to play when Gary White recorded his h at trick, assisted by Garry Johnstone. Don Whittaker was in the net for midland and he faced 31 shots while Oro's goaltender, Gerry Skipwith braved 29 shots. Midland Centennials We aks] face Penetanguishene Kings tonight in Midland, Centennial Arena at 8:30 p.m. their cross- town rivals who will be missing seven of their players due to suspensions and _ in- juries. LIMITE Friday, October 31, 1980, Page 25