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aerate Penetanguishene rec hockey holds banquet The Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey League held their year- end banquet and dance early this month. On the agenda were the election of an executive, the an- nouncement of league expansion and_ the presentation of the individual awards. Frank St. Amant, president and Terry Dahmer, secretary, who were last year's executive, were re- elected on the merit of a successful _ear. Both Terry and Frank were acclaimed to their past position. It was announced at the banquet that the league is expanding from four to six teams. Hindson Marine, Dock Lunch, Chalet Sports, and Pollard's Refridgeration will be joined by the Com- modore Hotel and Tilson Pav: New rules have been made to accomodate t' new teams. Expansion will not alter the Sunday morning play as arrangements have been made to play all games Sunday. The executive is looking for managers and coaches to help get the new teams off the ground., As usual, some _ in- dividual awards were easily selected. However, good year by many players made some choices difficult. The final choices by the acadamy are: Top Scorer' was picked up by Ken Edgar whose 20 goals and 35 assists for 55 points were 22 points ahead of his closest rival. MVP of the Year went to Ron Lalonde who ended up second in the scoring and sparked Hindson Marine all year with good effort. Marcel Valley received MVP of the Playoffs. He scored a game winner in over- time and the tying goal to send the third game into overtime. Marcel's determination and drive to win were decisive factors in his team's victory. The top goaltender was Wayne Dupuis who had a 3.20 average and 64 goals against. The race was close as he beat the runner-up by a mere six goals. The Most Sport- smanlike Player Award went to Larry Langley who ended up fourth in UNWANTED HAIR Electrology Therapist --_> Permanent removal from face and body. Eyebrows shaped. Safe, gentle, short- wave method. e@Medically approved eFree consultation and test 14 years experience GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont.andAm. Electrolysis Association scoring and had only six minutes in penalties. The Rookie of the Year honors' were presented to Ken Cowan who performed well in the second half of the year as well as in the playoffs. MVP for each team were selected as well and they were: Hindson Marine's James Dupuis; Dock Lunch's Bill McIntosh; Chalet Sport's Larry Butson and B & J Gas Bar's Terry Dahmer. Mike Brophy, coach of the Dock Lunch received the Coach of the Year Award. In four years as coach he led his team to two first place finishes, the finals twice and two championships. Hindson Marine won the Dock Lunch Cup by beating Dock Lunch three games to one in the final playoff series. Dock Lunch, who ended up two points ahead of Hindson, received the Nick Trophy emblematic of first place. Members of each team received a trophy as a reminder of their successful seasons. Hindson Marine thanked their coach Dan Delorme and_ sponsor Arena number changed If you've been trying to reach the Midland Centennial Arena but have been having a bit of trouble, it might just be because the number has changed. The new number for those two places is 526- 9395 and you should be able to speak to McLaren by calling that number. Brian Hindson by presenting each with a momemto of the team's gratitude. The league presented Roger Ladouceur with a similar token of thanks for his many years of dedication and service to the executive, past and present, and to the league. The league wishes to thank the fans, arena staff, team managers, St. Amant and Mike Ruth for their support and work throughout the year. Apologies are ex- tended to those who sponsors, press as well helped but were as its personal staff of seemingly forgotten or Rill Puddicombe, Chris Dealer of the year Don and Carol Ealey of Chalet Sports in Penetanguishene are the operators of the top Bombardier Ltd. dealership in Ontario. On Friday, Bombardier left out presented Don, middle and Carol with a plaque. The Ealeys beat more than 200 other dealers to be Ontario dealer of the year. district manager Bob Gossling, left, Lawn bowling meeting tomorrow Midland Lawn Bowling Club will be: holding their semi- annual meeting tomorrow to finalize any last minute details for the upcoming season. They already have several tournaments planned, some local and some involving out of town teams. The first tournament of the year will be the Clare and Ken Ellis Trophy Tournament which will be held June 3 with local clubs competing. June 7 will be the Colts Tournament for men's district 13 doubles, those teams having less than five years experience The club will also hold the Civitan Trophy Tournament June 15, the Ladies Triple Open Tournament June 20 and the Provincial Paris Second Round June 23. All artists, MIDLAND Y'S MEN'S CLUB 1981 Art & Antique Auction The Members of the Midland Y's Men's Club are pleased to announce their second annual Art & Antique Auction to be held on Friday, November 27, 1981, at Ste. 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