The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

E.R Six teams BONNIE ORR This year there are six enthusiastic teams playing in the Elmvale Bush League. The teams are the Elmvale_ Steelers, Minesing Islanders, Phelpston, Wyevale Hawks, Oro and Perkinsfield. On Thursday, Oct. 25, the teams came together at the Elmvale arena to plan an ex citing second time in the season. The first game was played by the Elmvale Steelers against the Minesing Islanders. Bill Luck, from Minesing, got the first goal. When Joe Belesky of Elmvale was in the penalty box, Gary Hansford, from Minesing got the 2nd goal on a power-play. Elmvale's first and only goal came from Doug McMann. in Bush League for the upcoming season Ross Downey, Lou Priest, Brad Adams, and Paul Priest of Minesing, all showed their determination in each getting a tally for their team. Tim McGinnis from the Elmvale Steelers team, was out of the line up. The team hopes to see him back playing this Thursday. Steelers coach is Larry Fallon. The Managers are Dan McGinnis and Paul Jamieson. The final score of the game was Minesing 6 Elmvale 1. The second game of the evening was played by Phelpston and the Wyevale Hawks. Phelpston's first goal was scored by Lenny Wright. Wyevale came back quickly with Wayne Jixon finding the target. Phelpston's -- second and last goal was scored St. T's does it all St. Theresa's senior boys volleyball travelled participated in a round-robin tour- nament at Eastview Secondary School last Saturday. St. Theresas' lost the first game against MSS, 2-15. 14-15 due to poor passing and lack of intensity. The second game was much closer, but Crusaders | still weren't playing well. Crusaders won the second match against Eastview 15-9 and 15-11. Then the team started to play a more consistent game, St. Theresa's also came out on top in the third match against Barrie North by scores of 15-12 and 15-4. Other teams that were beaten by the Crusaders were Banting, Wood- bridge and Eastview again in the semi-finals. In the finals Crusaders met up with MSS Marauders again. This time St. T's came out on top beating MSS 15-4 and 15-10. Crusaders forced MSS into making passing mistakes while the tired MSS spikers were not able to mount a serious attack. Crusaders and Marauders meet again tomorrow at the zone championships at Park Street in Orillia. Tips of Have you ever thought about what you would do if your car caught fire or stalled on busy highway? If you haven't, there's no time like the present to consider a few precautionary meas- ures. If your car catches fire your first impulse will be to get out and, if the fire is at all ad- vanced, to get away from the vehicle. On leaving, unlatch any interior hood lock, but touch the hood carefully before opening it, not only to prevent burning your hands but to avoid an outward swelling of by Gerry Craddock. Wyevale ended up defeating Phelpston 7-2. A Simcoe County Officials tourney, staged al Barrie Eastview on the weekend, at- tracted 16 volleyball teams from as far Oro played against Perkinsfield in the last game of the evening. Oro defeated Perkin- sfield 6-2. Fans are welcomed to away as Grimsby. MSS senior Marauders. left toright, Mike McKeown, Jerry Woods, Jim Faragher and Sloan Campbell receive the en- and ex- join in on thusiasm citement. Bush League Street. plays on Thursday nights at the Elmvale Arena. serve in semi-final game against Park -Andy Wicksted, photo the trade' flame if the fire is burning beneath the hood. If there is not great flame but wiring is burning, pry or rip if loose with a_ han- dkerchief protecting your hands. If there are flames, smother them if possible. A fire ex- tinguisher is ideal and should be carried in the car, but an old blanket, or even your shirt can be used. If you are unable to make any headway and the fire gains on you, retreat to a safe distance and call for help. Stalled car crisis If you are driving with Y Young Drivers of Canada MIDLAND/PENETANG NEXT COURSE STARTS NOV. 12 Mondays and Wednesdays - 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For four consecutive weeks including ten in-car training sessions. * YOC GRADUATES ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO 44% DISCOUNT ON AUTO INSURANCE * COURSE FEE IS INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE * VISA ACCEPTED For information, brochures and course schedules call: 526-8500 Young Drivers of Canada 303 Midland Ave., MIDLAND, ONT. passengers along the expressway and your car stalls, get the car completely off the roadway. Get the passengers out of the car and away from the road. Signal for assistance. Attempt repairs if you are TEL. 445-0491 3 a 70 FARST ST. COLLINGWOOD, ONT. MIDLAND, ONT. qualified, but do so well away from the road. A more -or less universal signal that you need assistance on the road is to display a square piece of card- board or a flag that can be seen from a passing vehicle. A white cloth * aes, S tied to the radio antenna is another emergency signal. Wait for help If you are alone-- especially a female alone--and it is dark, your. strategy fer handling a disabled vehicle should' be Thrifty Dinner Sale Buy two at the regular pr Pe hala uity ch Tht LSet This special offer expires Nov. 9/84 MOSLEY & 28TH ST. WASAGA BEACH, OWT. TEL. 526-5522 TEL. 429-2311 371 KING ST. 45 ESSA AD. BARRE, ONT. BARRE, ONT. TEL. 726-2501 TEL. 726-5710 Contain % = 60! skin 2 a ome ice aytey "pene yn' « AVE *2.80 Q. CLIP THIS COUPON AND TAKE TO -- LOFT'S FAMILY RESTAURANTS featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken : : Thrifty Dinner Coupon! This Thrifty Dinner Coupon entitles you to one free thrifty dinner when you buy two thrifty dinners at the regular price. BARRE, ONT. DUCKWORTH PLAZA 315 BAYRELD STN. TEL. 726-7220 somewhat different. Get the car off the road. Stay inside, and lock the doors. Signal for assistance, and wait inside the car . Don't unlock your doors for anyone than an emergency service vehicle or police. ce of * * * Ves * *