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Fa i aa a Penetang Pee Wees rebound, win pair lead before Parrk Sound scored their first goal late in the the game with just under 'second period. Scoring for What a difference a week makes as the Penetanguishene Drift- wood Major Pee Wees re- bounded from their only loss in Silver Stick play last week to win a pair of games over the past weekend. On Thursday, Jan. 8 Driftwood hosted Coll- ingwood Pee Wees in a G.B.M.H.A. league game that saw both teams battle it out for third place in league standings. Coll- ingwood struck for the first two goals of the game before Penetang mounted an offensice surge of their own by scoring three unanswered goals to take a 3-2 lead after one full period of play. Scoring for Driftwood were Chris Mar- childon from Adrian Maurice, Francois Charlebois who scored an unassisted tally and Tim yy Cross check Maheu who set up by Maurice and Marchildon. The game, which was a real see-saw affair, con- tinued on in the second period in a similar fashion with both teams showing their offence but forgetting about their defensive play. This was the type of game that gives coaches the op- portunity to use Grecian Formula well before they want to. Chris Vallee made it 4-2 for Penetang early in the second period after he was set up by Chris Diesveld. At this point in the game, it appeared that Driftwood was beginning to take control, but a brief defensive lapse by the local boys saw Collingwood score three goals within a six minute span to regain the lead by a 5-4 score. Both teams traded goals early in the third period and Collingwood held their A Penetang King is being urged into the boards with the stick of a Parry Sound Shamrock Friday night at Penetang Arena in Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey ac- Chiefs move out of basement by Dan Cousineau It took fourteen weeks and a change of years, but the E and R Discount Em- porium Chiefs finally put a number other than zero in the win column in the Georgian Bay Men's Hockey League. Sunday night, the Chiefs moved out of the basement as they defeated Barrel Works Hawks 6-3. Chris Ball had the scoring touch against his old teammates as he netted the hat-trick for E and R. Terry King, Terry Archer and Bill Ar- bour had the other goals while the Barrel Works scoring was supplied by Glen Hirlehey with a pair and Dennis Baxter who had one. In other games, Jug City, Jets had three goals from Paul Bannin as they defeated Huronia Glass and Mirror 6-2. Terry King, John O'Hara and Jerry Lethbridge had 'singles while Steve Paul and Dave Lefaive helped for the Mir- ror men. The other game was a shootout as R and R Sports barely kept their hold on first place with a 7-6 vic- tory over Village Square I.D.A. Pharmacy. Dave Parent, Dave Robillard and Brian Roy each had two goals for R and R, with Ken Forget chipping in with a single marker. I.D.A. replied with two goals from Martial Marion and singles from the sticks of Rick Gordon, Dave Miller, lead, thim time by a 6-5 margin. Scoring Drift- wood's fifth and tieing goal was Tim Mason who real- ly went to work offensive- ly. in the third by scoring four goals. Adrian Maurice was given the assist on Mason's first goal. A few minutes later, Mason scored Driftwood's sixth goal to knot the game once again, but moments later, Collingwood went ahead. Maheu and Charlebois were given assists on Drift- wood's sixth goal. Minutes later, it was Mason again who scored to complete his hat-trick and the game was knotted at seven. The game was up for grabs late in the period before Driftwood scored three quick unanswered goals to cap the win by a 10-7 score. Scoring the eventual winner was David Brooks on an unassisted ef- fort as he blasted in a shot from the point. Tim Maheu scored his second goal of four minutes remaining from Mason who drew the assist. The final goal of the game was scored by Mason with only 1:43 left on the score clock after he was set up by Billy Leonard and Francois Charlebois. Shar- ing the goal-tending duties, and the barrage of shots that never seemed to stop throughout the game, were Driftwood goalies Claude Vallee and Scott Galt who played well despite the high score. On Sunday January 11, Penetang played host to Parry Sound Pee Wees ina return exhibition match as both teams played in Parry Sound in November and Driftwood eked out a 4-2 win. Sunday's game began with Penetang taking a tion. Kings led 6 - 3 after two periods and needed a pair of late goals to avoid overtime. Dan Trendall Bergie. The Billians Valu-Mart player of the week was Paul Barnin from Jug City. The Billian's Valu-Mart palyer of the week last week was Andy House of the Barrel Works Hawks. Next week, the opening game at 8:15 p.m. will see and Art Barrel Works up against Jug City. Next at 9:30 p.m., E and R Discount will take to the ice against Village Square I.D.A. Pharmacy and the nightcap at 10:45 p.m. will pit Huronia Glass and Mirror against R and R Sports. The action takes place Sunday night at the Penetanguishene arena. MOSLEY STREET WASAGA BEACH Page 14, Tuesday, January 13, 1987 SCHNITZEL NIGHT Every Thursday Night A (Special Import from Germany) $559 429-4111 commanding 5-0 Driftwood were Dwayne Johnson, two, with singles going to Chris Marchildon, Timm Maheu and Chris Diesveld. Assists on the above five goals went to Francois Charlebois, with two, Tim Mason, Adrian Maurice, Billy Leonard, Tim Maneu and David Beausoleil. Adrian Maurice made it 6-1 early in the third with the assist going to Chris marchildon. Parry Sound scored to make it 6-2, but Chris Vallee scored to in- crease the margin to 7-2 after being set up by Beausoleil and Charlebois. The visitors scored the final goal of the game to draw as close as 7-3, but that was all they could do in this contest. Driftwood plays Midland Pee Wees at home tonight with a 6:20 p.m. starting time. Next weekend, the team is entered in the Muskoka Tournament and play their first game in Gravenhurst against that local squad on Saturday January 17th. 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