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Chris Howard fires winner in comeback win Penetang Atoms totally outclassed Midland Little General in North Simcoe House League action on the weekend by an 8-2 count. Penetang took a 3-1 first period lead on goals by Jason Dorion with two, and Donald Pauze. Mark Raven accounted for Midland's tally. Pauze notched the only tally for Penetang in the second frame. Penetang came back with four in a row in the third before Keith Duval notched Little General's last tally with just 24 seconds remaining. Jason Dorion notched a pair for Penetang with Pauze and Matt Offence name of the game Village Square I.D.A. Pharmacy totally dominated Jug City in Georgian Bay Men's Hockey League play Sunday night at the Penetang Arena with a 10-0 triumph. Pierre Belanger and Martial Marion led the way with three goals and four assists each. Pat Belanger chipped in with a pair of tallies and two helpers. Vince Ladouceur and Ken Mitchell completed the scoring for I.D.A. Brian Ramler and Kelly Sine led Dial-a- Movie to an 11-4 victory over Piitz Builders. Ramler tallied four times and added two assists while Sine scored twice and recorded four assists. Brian Garner added a pair of markers, while Aimie Gignac, Guy Forget, and Mike Jones each notched a singleton. Chris Ball, Bob Legault, Robbin Talbot, and John Wright tallied for Piitz. Stewart's °«T.V: defeated Duquette's Electronics 8-3 in the evenings' finale. Steve Bottineau and Wally Berko each contributed a pair of markers, while Dale Woods, Rick Revers, Randy Lalonde, and Burke Thompson each recorded single tallies. Woods recorded four assists, while Berko added three. Ken Lacroix with two and Jules Duquette replied for Duquette's. Brian Ramler was named Mitsubishi Player of the Week. Cowan garners nine in 15-1 victory Hebner's Taxi scored four unanswered third period goals enroute to a 6-1 victory over Per- formance Motor Sports in Midland Recreational Hockey League play. Dave Hamelin struck for a pair with Mike Brooks, Jim Patchell, Ross Cousineau, and Paul Bressette notching singles for Hebner's. Pierre Belanger ac- counted for the sole Performance goal. Garm's Muffler World showed no mercy dumping Cedarview Hawks 15-1. Carl Cowan, Chris Wright, and Kerry Hook accounted for 22 of the 36 points registered by Garm's. Cowan led the scoring parade with six coun- ters and three assists with Wright con- tributing a goal and seven assists. Hook added a pair of tallies and three assists. Jules Duquette and Art Bergie each notched a pair while singles went to Jim Wright and Rick Graham. Bob Scott recorded three assists. Bob Bray scored the sole Hawks' counter. Lavin Electric bested Barrelworks 8-2. Larry Langley struck for three while Pat Belanger netted a pair and added two assists. Gerry Hewitt, Don Lefaive and Midland teams fare well in Silver Stick After the dust had settled at the Midland Silver Stick Tournament, Midland Gervan and Associate Novices were top point-getters in their division with six. They will meet West Mall Wolves in next Saturday's Championship game. Midland French Dry Cleaner Major Atoms were edged from the top spot in their division by East Gwillimbury who will meet Aurora. In the Peewee division, Midland Marlin Travel Major Peewees will face Alliston for the right to advance to the International Finals in Port Huron, Michigan. Indusmin Bantams went through the three- game round-robin without a defeat but were edged out by East Gwillimbury, five points to four. East Gwillimbury's opposition will be Aurora Legion. Short Term Certificates 2% 30-59 days Jeff Zummach chipped in with singles. Lefaive added four assists. Rick Story and John Beauchamp replied for Barrelworks. Olympia Sports took the measure of Top Hat Amusements 7-4. The score was tied at two after the first 20 minutes of play, but Olympia opened up in the second and outscored Top Hat 4-2 to take a 6-4 lead. Scoring for Olympia were John. Wright, Wayne Dixon, Greg Beacock, Warren Duck- worth, Mike Gouette, Randy Simpell, -and Rick Lefaive. Replying for Top Hat were Terry Thoms, Randy Butineau, Travis Bonneville, and Brad Copeland. Petras in first The Commodore Petras moved into first place in the D division on Dec. 21 by defeating a strong team from Thornton. The end to end play was fast and close and the first two periods remained scoreless. At the 6:57 mark of the third period, Karen Graham scored on a pass from Jennifer Legault and Maureen McKinnon to open the play. McKinnon assisted by Graham scored again three minutes later to make the score 2-0. The visitors finally got one by goalie Gayle Hamelin with three minutes remaining in the game. But the Petras were not finished as Graham scored with three seconds left in the game, assisted by McKinnon and Janice Holmes, to close the game with a 3-1 score in favour of the Petras. PENETANGUISHENE JUNIOR C KINGS Rate subject to change Minimum $10,000 Special rates $50,000 & over the municipal Savings & loan corporation Member Canada Deposit insurance Corporation 248 King St. (Just South of Dominion) 526-4296 Mountainview Mall 526-2273 TEAM GP W Midland 21 18 Huntsville* 21 14 Innisfil 22018 Penetang 21 10 Stayner * 20 8 Parry Sound PAD Su Oro 20 6 Gravenhurst 197.72 LEAGUE STANDINGS Georgian Bay Jr. C standings *Teams receive one point for loss in overtime. UPCOMING GAMES Fri., Jan. 3 Gravenhurst at Kings L T GF GA PTS. 3°0. 181101 36 7 0 157101 29 8 1 140120 27 11.0. 124 120° 20 10 2 108115 20 12: 1 Able oat 1222 109126 14 15 2 67 165 6 Sets 87 Main GAS, M-Sat. 9-530 F tal 9:00 Robillard chipping in with singles. In other Atom action, Royal LePage tripped I.G.A. 9-1. Martin Kraftscik scored four times to lead LePage to the win, while Corey Rioux and Cory Duval scored twice. Kevin Latour -rounded out LePage scoring. Shawn Belfry tallied the only goal for I.G.A. Led by the two goal performance of David Cooper and Rob Gruber, John's Catering dumped Elmvale 7-1 in North Simcoe Peewee House League play. Scott Copper, Brent Smith, and Craig Burgess added to the cause. John Rumble scored the only Elmvale marker. Midland Police came from behind on two occasions to defeat the stubborn Penetang Mailloux Footwear Peewees in North Simcoe House League action. ~ Jeff Gignac drew first blood for the Penetang squad when he tallied an unassisted marker in the first period before Midland came back with a pair off the sticks of Sean Lavin and Chris Howard. Mark Dumais tied the score at two before the period ended. Jeff Gignac and Jessie Bazinott gave Penetang a 4-2 second period lead, but Midland's Mike Radko cut the margin to one before the fram eFirenzas eCamaros Als 534-3161 eCavaliers eS-10 Pickups eFull size pickups ended. Police came out in the third with a vengeance, as they fired three unanswered tallies to ensure the victory. Scoring for Midland were Sean Lavin, Chris Howard, and Ivan Gravel. Midland Free Press doubled the score on Walker's Electric to take a 4-2 victory in Bantam action. John O'Rourke and John Kranz scored for the Press in the first. Joel Heins made it 3-0 with the only tally of the second frame. Doug Cave added an _ in- Mountainview Mail ss Midland Mark surance marker in the third before Dave Duval and Peter Detambel replied for Walker's. In the other Bantam fixture, Smith's Mobile Homes scored the first and last goals of the game, but in between they were outscored 4-1, and fell to Wye Heritage Marina 4-3. 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