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| --SDPorts Restrup's 4 points paces the win Penetang S. Charlebois Kings invaded Midland to take on the Stoneleigh Centen- nials and took home a 4-3 victory Sunday night. The teams traded a pair of first period goals and singles in the second, before Stuart Restrup netted the winner at 13:11 of the final 20 minutes. Midland took an early 1-0 lead when Glen McDermott found the mark from Mike Lar- mand at 1:41 of the first with Brent Dubeau off for hooking. Dave Davies increased the Centennial lead to 2-0 with a marker at 12:10 assisted by Chris Edwards and Joel Cousins with the Cents playing four men to three. Ted Hildebrandt broke the goose egg for the Kings with a power play marker at 15:58 from Roy Hildebrandt and Stu Restrup. With just 17 seconds remaing in the open- ing frame, Restrup fired his first of a pair in the game on a play with Roy Hildebrandt and Brent Dubeau. Roy Hildebrandt picked up his third point of the game at 12:07 of the middle period when he was set up by Mark Rankin and Restrup for a 3-2 Penetang lead with Jeanotte serving the second of a double minor for holding and unsportsmanlike. With Penetang's Brad Denis off for holding, Steve Bressette knotted the count for Midland at 14:42 from Dave Davies and Chris Edwards. Restrup slid the puck through Blaine Dusome's pads at 13:11 of the third frame for the game winner. Midland outshot their guests in the first Get set... The timers are set as the swimmers get ready at the Midland YMCA pool Sunday in a regional swim meet hosted by Midland Keegos. Several swimmers from the local two periods 15-12 and 18-10 while the Kings held a slight 12-11 edge in the third for a game total of 44-34 in favor of Midland. Gerry Marshall, coach and general manager of the Kings, was pleased with his team's performance. While citing Restrup and goaltender Chris Lethbridge as two stan- douts in the game, he stated that the team played as a group for the first time this year. "We talked about team work between the first and second periods"', stated Marshall. '"'We needed this win, we're seven points behind Midland with two games in hand. We want fourth place," reported the jubilant coach. Stuart Restrup, who scored twice and add- ed two assists on the night, had the best line of the evening. When asked if he considered that one of his best games, Restrup was quick to offer, "Yeah, because we won." KINGS KOMMENTS: Wednesday, December 30 will be Penetang Minor Hockey night. Oro 77's will be in town for a date with the Kings. Half of the net proceeds will be donated to Penetanguishene Minor Hockey... January 9-10 will be the S. Charlebois Kings Rockathon. A total of 20 players will be rock- ing in a rocking chair for two hours each in exchange for pledges from local businesses and individuals for 40 straight hours. At the end of the Rockathon, one of the sponsors names will be drawn for the chair from Marcelville which is valued at approximate- ly $200. The Rockathon will begin at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, January 9, 1988, im- mediately following the Kings-Huntsville clash. Lo i} hi ty", Woe ae. aide A TF OR Gc Lin club competed against the clock and other swimmers from Barrie, Orillia and environs. In this photo the young athletes are prepar- ing for the back stroke event. Loose Puck Blaine Dusome, Midland Stoneleigh Centen- nial goaltender, stands his ground on the goal line as teammate Glen McDermott turns to clear the puck Sunday night. Penetang Kings visited Stoneleigh Centennials and skated away with a 4-3 win in front of a large crowd. Stu Restrup paced the Kings' attack with a pair of goals and two assists while teammate Roy Hildebrandt enjoyed a three point night. opiker increases its league point lead Therrien's Furniture and Huronia Optical skated to a 4-4 tie Sunday morning in Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey League play at the Penetang Arena. Carl Cowan scored twice for Huronia Op- tical with singles coming from Glenn South and Ken Edgar. Dave Lefaive replied with a pair for Therrien's while single markers came off the sticks of Ken Akerman and Chris Wright. Hindson Marine outscored Commodore Hotel 8-1 behind Terry Spiker's three goal performance. Paul Robillard added a pair while singletons went to Tim Dion, Brad Coghill and Larry Cowan. Dave Gianetto registered the single tally for Commodore. G. Wilicers maintained first place with a 7-2 win over Memories Devils. Frank Hall netted a pair for the winners while single goals came off the sticks of Jeff Leclair, Jim Beale, Dave Robillard, Bill Mundy and John O'Hara. Roy Fergison and Ron Lalonde replied for Memories. After 13 contests, G. Wilicers sits alone in first place with 17 points on seven wins, three loses and three ties. Hindson Marine are a point back in second place with a record of 7-4-2. Therrien's Furniture (6-6-1-13 points), Memories Devils (5-7-1-11 points ), Com- modore Hotel (5-7-1-11 points) and Huronia Optical (4-7-2-10 points) are bunched together keeping the race close. Terry Spiker of Hindson Marine leads the goal scoring department with 21 and total points with 38. Huronia Optical's Ken Edgar is in second spot with 17 goals and 16 helpers for 33 points. Paul Robillard, Hindson Marine (13-19), Dave Robillard, G. Wilicers (11-20) and Paul Lefaive, Commodore Hotel '(17-13) stay in the hunt. Wednesday, December 23, 1987, Page 23