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New elbow Midland Athletics' neweomer Joe Butson gets into the spirit of things by applying a high-flying elbow to the helmet of Barrie Flyers defenceman Kevin Guest during their OHA Major Intermediate A hockey league mat- chup Sunday at Midland Arena. The A's won the game 7-5 to keep pace with the Flyers in the league's basement. Up two points, down five players The Midland Athletics picked up a couple of valuable points with their 7-5 home-ice decision over the Barrie Flyers Sunday, but, in the process, lost five valuable players. The incident which resulted in the suspension of nine players -- four from Barrie -- came just past the midway mark of the third period. Midland was sporting a narrow 5- 4 lead and Barrie was pressuring for the tie. The A's Larry Cowan decided about then that he would release some of that pressure, specifically that applied by the Flyers' Dave Boyce, and proceeded to brawl. Four other Midland players -- Terry Spiker, Tony Stone, Doug McMannn and Hugh Robertson -- were, in the. eyes of referee Rick Ramsay, not doing their utmost to stay away from the action. He handed game misconducts to all five, as well as to John Install now and get up to Surgenor, Jack Smith, Phil Favero and Derrick Boyce of the Flyers. Game _ misconducts assessed during the final 10 minutes of play carry an automatic one- game suspension. The A's were looking forward to that next game -- a home-ice matchup Friday against the Orillia Terriers, whom the A's beat in Orillia last meeting for their first-ever road victory. Now, things are looking dark again just as the Midlanders were catching a glimpse of light. Before the late-game outbreak, the game was relatively calm. Midland had taken only four minors up to that point and Barrie only two. Midland goal-getters were Spiker, with two, Paul Robillard, Larry Cowan, Doug McMann, Andy Zurawski and Gary Hansford. Team captain Ken Knapton watched three assists. Paul Goodine did the netminding duty for the Midland may have to A's. face the Terriers Friday Last Thursday at (game time 8:30 p.m.) Midland Arena, league- with only ten skaters. leading Collingwood Shipbuilders unloaded a 9-3 loss on the A's. Seoring for Midland were McMann, Spiker, and Bruce Guthrie. Craig Watson guarded the Midland net that evening. If they come out of it with a win, they'll have a chance to move up the league ladder next Wednesday when they travel to Barrie for another shot at the Flyers. / MSSgirls off to GBSSA The Midland Secondary School's Senior Girls' Basketball team will be heading for the Georgian Bay Secondary Schools Athletic Association champinships in early December after hammering Brock Secon- dary School of Cannington 58-28 in GBSSA Zone 2 finals Saturday in Orillia. After a slow start, the MSS girls blasted Brock 28-2 in the second quarter. High scorers were Kelly Edwards with 16 points and Carolyn Meech with 14. The win was the 27th of the season for the MSS Seniors against one loss. In other GBSSA play Saturday, the MSS Juniors and Midget squads were both eliminated from further season play after Osses to Brock. $1,.000Rebate UP Government Rebate: If (e) $800 your home is heated with oil, now is the time to convert to natural gas or electricity. ..or add an oil-saving heat pump to your existing forced-air furnace. The Federal Government will subsidize 50% of your installation costs for energy- saving heating systems --up to a maximum UP Carrier Rebate: Right now, oO ; 200 Carrier is offering a cash rebate of $200 0n a Total Carrier Comfort System. Our complete package includes a Heat Pump or Central Cooling, Gas or Electric Furnace, Electronic Air Cleaner and Humidifier. See the full rebate schedule below. of $800. It's all part of the national effort to conserve our oil resources. ! 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