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ethan Good Set The action was fast and tense at the Area Il] Boys Volleyball Championships held last Thursday at MSS. In this photo, number four gets a good volley to set his teammate for a spike as the oppostion MMHA House League Adam Contois figured in all four of Jory's IDA scor- ing plays as they defeated Dynasty Inn 4-3 in the first game of the regular season for the Midland Minor Hockey Houseleague Tykes on the weekend. In the other Tyke game, Mr. Sub defeated Bertram Fuels 5-4 with the game be- ing decided in the last 38 seconds. In the novice division, Bourgeois blanked Remax 6-0 with Brett McGuire set- ting the shutout. Bike Shop ' nipped Royal Lepage 1-0 with Jason Hurtel earning the shutout. The Atoms Police team swamped Realty World 9-2 and Midland IGA over- powered Little Generals 8-1. In the South Simcoe Houseleague, Midland midgets defeated Elmvale 4-2. In other South Simcoe - Houseleague action, Col- wa' dwater blanked Midland blocker gets good height in his attempt to prevent the scoring attempt. All Elemen- tary Schools from Area III of Simcoe 'County took part. Mpnsignor Castex won their fifth title in as many years. Times Peewees 2-0. Also, Smith's Mobile Bantams bumped Penetang's Car- riers Ready Mix 3-2 in a league game, while in ex- hibition play,' Wye Heritage slipped past Walker's Electric 7-6. Contois assisted Jeremy Sauve on the first two Jory's goals then went on to score two himself, one unassisted and the other assisted by Sauve. Reply- ing for Dynasty were J.J. Gagnon with two goals and Jonathon Lavechia with a solo effort. Joseph Smitten got a hat- trick with Jeff Latour tally- ing twice for Mr. Sub. Mitch McClung led the Bertram attack with a hat- FREE Special Deal Prices with a 20% deposit. 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Lee Marion and Scott Wylie scored twice each for Bourgeois while Chris Murdock and Shawn Pat- tison put in one apiece. Jay Michael Dorion got the single goal in the other novice game. IGA got two goals each from Adam McCarty, Tom Leclair and Tim Reidel with singles from Cory Bath and Jason Desroches. Duane Coteau got the lone goal for the Generals. Police marksmen were Chris White with a four- goal performance, Kevin Henderson and Guy Lamoureux with two goals each while David Oster counted the other tally. Responding for Realty World were _ Steven Stoneman and Peter Tumber. The Midland midgets received a two goal effort from Joe Heins and one from each from Anthony Irvine and Michael Shaw. Dan Hales and Rob Rawn responded for Elmvale. John's catering opened the scoring on singles from Dennis Maheu and Jason Zingel before Shawn Belfry got what proved the win- ner with 40 seconds to go in the first period. He add- ed the two insurance markers in the third period. Matthew Wickett and Colin Leonard scored for Elmvale. Coldwater scorers were Jeremy Bumstead and Mark Cairncross while Dwaine Lehay earned the shutout. Smith Mobile's Lorette, Doug Shawn Lunnie, Shawn Lavin and Dwayn Lacosse each netted single goals. Jamie Lunnie, * Jason Merkley got both Penetang tallies. Wye Heritage markers were notched by John Marion who recorded a hat-trick, Jeff Duval with two, Greg Leclair and Jason Levesque with singles. Mike Waltenbury led Walker's with two while Terry Waltenbury, Rick Bianco, Dan Reidel and Mile Besley added the others. Balabuck an all Canadian by David Gravelle A local athlete is setting his sights on the Canadian Football League, if it doesn't fold before he graduates from University. Paul Balabuck, a junior at the University of Western Ontario was nam- ed an All-Canadian defen- sive lineman, on the se- cond all-star team last week. That acclamation was made prior to the Vanier Cup in Toronto, held Saturday, which saw the University of McGill Redmen defeat the favored U of British Columbia Thunderbirds. The selection to the se- cond team goes with the nomination of the former Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secon- dary School football star to the Ontario Universities All-Star squad. Balabuck, at 6'4"', 235 pounds, is a member of an awesome defensive line of the heralded Western Mustangs. His outstanding play this year pressuring quarterbacks and plugging up holes helped the Stangs to a 7-1 season. Their one loss came in the first round of the playoffs when the University of Guelph Gryphons shocked the pur- ple and white. In a recent interview, Paul told yours truly "there's a place for me in the C.F.L."' We wish him the best of luck. Lists for $22,000 air/cond., c/control, YOURS FOR ONLY 1987 Cutlass Salon 2 door, black with maroon trim - loaded, T-bar roof, P/W, P/L, $18,800 305 V8, cassette. Tom Smith Chev. 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