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ee Amaia enamel (guaran 5 Phim tae MSS Marauders hold on for major 4-22 opening day triumph here _, Garry Forbes Midland Secondary School Marauders varsity .football team may. have been saved by the bell in their season opener against Orillia's 'Twin Lakes Secondary School, Thursday at MSS. ~< Visitors managed to close-a 10 point halftime gap to just two points and were looming large on Midland's one-yard line when the final gun sounded to give the Marauders a 24-22 victory. But despite the close call -- which capped off a scoreless last half for Midland -- Marauders coach Randy Ritchie was happy with his team's debut. "J was really pleased with our offense," Ritchie said, ""We've had problems getting everyone fitted with helmets, and because of that, had very little time for full- equipment scrimmages and a chance to get our timing down. 'But we tried out a few things, made a few mistakes, and saw what could happen if we let down in any area." Ritchie expressed disappointment in his club's defense, but pointed out they did come up with the goods in the second half. And without their holding power on some key plays in the final quarter, Twin Lakes might have been able to steal the game. Midland racked up 332 total yards on offense, and Twin Lakes was limited to 929. Fullback Gary Beausoleil - a defensive cornerback last season - counted for 160 of the Marauders' 202 hit on 10 of 15 passing attempts for 130 yards. Things didn't look good for Midland right off the bat. Twin Lakes jumped out to a quick 8-0 lead when they ran back the opening kickoff and added a two-point convert. Six points Midland bounced back later in the first quarter when Beausoleil moved in for six points., but Twin Lakes answered with six more of their own before time ran out in the opening frame. Marauders flexed their muscles in the second quarter and took to the air, grabbing the lead when quarterback Friesen connected on passes to flankers Ernie Desroches and brother John Friesen. Beausoleil added his second touchdown of the day on a play-action sequence from 25 yards out, falling over the goal line in what turned out to be the final play of the half. None of Midland's four first-half touch- downs were converted, and they went to the break with a 24-14 lead. Twin Lakes' offense slipped into gear in the final two quarters, but Midland's defenders managed to hold them to eight points - a touchdown and two-point convert - and withstand their assault in the closing minutes. Midland fumbled once in the contest, but evened out that stat when defensive back Mike Leo picked off a Twin Lakes pass and ran it back 13 yards. NOTES: Some confusion in Midland's defensive ranks resulted in only 11 men on the field during one Twin Lakes touchdown Marauders attempted one field goal, that in the fourth quarter .. more than 14 brand new Midland helmets were found to be too small, and the club is awaiting replacement from Riddell. Due to the shortage, Midland managed only three dress practices - using some borrowed helmets in those - and borrowed eight i ae Grid-iron action at MSS helmets from Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School for Thursday's game .. Next outing for the Marauders is set for Friday, at MSS, against. Penetanguishene. Kickoff is scheduled for 3 p.m. It is available at the main Barrie fire hall, Vespra Street, Barrie, 24 hours a day. The Simcoe County Farm Farm _ Safety Council provides a self contained breathing apparatus for Simcoe County residents' free Oldtimers strike use. by Doreen Stainton -For the second time in as many years, the Penetanguishene Gravenhurst each getting a goal. The third and crucial game of the day saw a different Penetangui- shene team skate to a Chuck Hatfield and Larry Leroux. This victory placed the Penetanguishene club in the 'D' division Simcoe County Board of Education ELMVALE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL Oldtimers hockey club convincing 11-4 victory finals on Sunday af- was successful in over the Burlington 'ternoon against the capluring the gold Qldtimers. The Whitby Oldtimers. medal in their divisiion Penetanguishene squad Penetanguishene went N IGHT SCHOOL in the Granvenhurst finally got their act on to defeat them 4-1 Tournament of Colour together with Mike and win the gold medal. over the weekend. Dubeau getting a hat Mike Dubeau, Alvin Penetanguishene trick, Ed Trudeau and Robillard, Larry 1 1 -1 982 started off rather Qarry Marchand each Marchand and Fred doubtfully though, witha pair and singles Patterson all notched losing their first two going to Fred Patterson, singles. games: the first one to aa i Senior Citizens Free Day School Students - half fee plus supplies Linicie, BSS oe | CLASSES START OCTOBER 12, 1981 The. secouderasan nese COURSE DAY TIME LOCATION COST LENGTH but not close enough as AP POl NIM ENT Ceramics (max. 15) Mondey. me Boon Ee 20 the Lindsay Oldtimers stainigiass Mond ' 8-10 aerate ante " hung on to win against a -- an Grandmother crafts Hee rate ; Cafe. 20.00 20 td: ateiea ie oo" Upholstering Monday 8- Waverley 15.00 10 Penetanguishene team. Volleyball (adult) Ls sag a Gym 10.00 10 Down 3-0 in the final Small engines perce a Esso 25.00 20 period, Penetanguis- Hairdressing Tuesday 8-10 Dianne's 25.00 20 hene poured it on and Volleyball (High School) Tivescay: ¢E-10 Gym 10.00 20 scored two late period Welding (6 max.) aeeeney aa Room 16 50.00 10 goals bui failed to tie it Woodwork ae ue Room 16 25.00 20 up, losing 3-2. Paul Dion Typing . rea ae 8 9 Room 13 25.00 20 and Alvin Robillard Ladies Keep Fit T bret aba H.C.E.S. 10.00 20 Computer uesday gd Room9 10.00 10 :30- Photography Tuesday 9:30 Waverley 15.00 10 Gymnastics Wednesday 7-9 H.C.E.S. 10.00 20 Woodwork Wednesday 8-10 Room 16 25.00 20 Basketball Wednesday 8-10 Gym 20.00 20 Wednesday 8-10 Library 10.00 10 Sasi seniag S: Wednesday 8-10 Room5 15.00 10 H.S. Art (sketching and oil) Thursday 8-10 Room3 20.00 20 Fred Archer ioodwork Thursday 8-10 Room 16 25.00 20 ST. AMANT Mr. Jim Morrison of Jim Morrison Chev-Olds is ee Thursday 8-9:30 Room7. 10.00 10 pleased to announce the appointment of Fred Soililn Thursday 8-10 Cafe. 10.00 10 & SONS Archer as Service Manager. Fred is well known in Cou iedancita Thursday 8-10 Gym 10.00 10 the area having worked at a local GM dealership ee decorating Thursday 8-10 Room5 10.00 10 LTD. for the last 5 years. Square dancing Friday 8-10 Woodland 20.00 20 i : iate - Senior Plum bing Fred welcomes his many friends and former See See ciel ei ae ot Saturday 9:30-4:00 Gym _ 10.00 20 Heating customers to drop in and see him. CAFETERIA : ext 9:30 Junior - Ballet e DOMESTIC JIM 9:30 Beginners - Tap 1:00 Intermediate Ballet aoa aloe aiae e INDUSTRIAL 10:00 Beginners -Jazz 1:30 Intermediate Jazz Soe Bats SHEET METAL WORK ~ 10:30 p.m. Junior - Tap 2:00 Senior Tap Ices eg beta 5 ; Specializing in: Vi Pe ; be 11:00 Junior - Jazz 2:30 ponies epi at 11:00 Beginners - Baton z 3:00 Senior Balle SOE iON EE ediare Ton 3:30 Senior Jazz Acrobatics classes will be Rarittartion CHEV-OLDS 12:30 Intermediate Baton given Tuesday evenings by ae Peggy Dove 6:00 Beginners-Acro Guaranteed James C Handley, Night School Principal 6:30 Junior - Acro PENETANG SALES-SE RVICE -LEASI NG Isabel Thompson, Secretary zi Inter. - Acro 549-7227 E 824 King St., Midland 526-3781 Telephone-322-2201 aia scalar sce 3A ROBERT ST. W. -- FO ea a I ae veteenes RE we! Wednesda v.,September 30.) 981.Page,21... Pa EAE - "=z sd ----__--__---- : oe -- --