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recreation scene by Ron Marchildon j: Penetanguishene recreation coordinator Winter Recreation Program Well the holiday season is over for another year, and now it's on to our Winter Recreation Program. Two programs are ready to begin. The Yoga Classes are starting on Monday January 13 at Burkevale School. Beginners are asked to be there at 6:30 p.m. More advanced students should come at 8 - p.m. The cost is $15.00 for a 10 week session. Please pick up forms at the Town Office well in advance of the first evening and return them with the money. The Art Course is also set for another 10 weeks. An over- flow is expected so we encourage any interested persons to try this course. I'm sure you will enjoy it. It begins on Monday January 20, 1975 at 7 p.m. at the Georgian Manor. Forms are available at the Town Office. Senior Girls Ringette Toros 11 Jets 6 Donna Brooks and Anne Robillard each scored three goals in leading the high flying Toros to an 11-6 victory over the Jets. Pat Peltier and Marilyn Bellehumeur each scored five goals while Michelle Lacroix chipped in with a single. Cathy Lethbridge scored five goals for the Jets while Sue St. Amant had a single. Junior Girls Ringette Sabres 12 Rangers 6 The high flying Sabres defeated the second place Rangers to continue their unbeaten streak. Janet Belcourt led the potent Sabre attack with six goals. Cindy Cadeau netted three goals while Wanda Buttineau had two goals and Denise Gignac one goal. Janine King scored three goals in a losing cause while singles were scored by Michelle Morrow, Denise Lacroix and Debbie Cadeau. Red Wings 16 Leafs 1 Bev Beauchamp's 10 goals with six goals being scored by Pauline Robillard and Patti Beausoleil's excellent goal tending were very instrumental in the Red Wings lobsided win over the Leafs. Pat Marchand had the only goal for the Leafs. Perkies split games, remain in third place eS Dave Ogalvie the Perkinsfield Perkies , a New Year's resolution to win all their games in 1975, they forgot it 'on their first outing last Thursday but recalled it in time for Sunday's game against Elmvale. Playing on Elmvale's home ice, the Perkies skated away with a 3-1 victory, which places them in about third place in the six team Elmvale and District Senior Hockey League. The two Andy's, Parent and Maheu led the Perkies with a goal and an assist apiece. Dave Ogilvie scored the remaining Perkie goal. Gary Preston and Andy Parent picked up ssists on the scoring play. Preston earned assists on all three Perkie goals. The Perkies complained bitterly that Elmvale's lone goal with less than three minutes remaining in the game was scored after the whistle was blown. Although they were unable to change the referee's opinion, teammates credited goalie Ted Preston with an unofficial shutout. The Perkinsfield Perkies started the New Year off on the wrong foot by dropping a close 7-6 decision to KIL last Thursday in Elmvale. Despite losing their third game in as many starts the Perkies performed well and actually outscored KIL in two of the three periods. The only problem is that hockey is a three period game and in a disasterous second period (from Perkinsfield's point of view) the Perkies were blanked 3-0. That gave KILa 5-3 lead going into the final frame where Perkinsfield outscored the Midland team 3-2 but fell short on the overall scoreboard 7-6. The loss leaves the Perkies in fourth place with four wins, five losses, and a tie - good for nine points. League leading Mansfield has 14 points, followed by KIL with 13, Wyevale 12, Perkinsfield 9, Elmvale 9, and Midhurst 3. Andy Parent opened the scoring last Thursday for the Perkies by rifling a puck past the KIL's Gary Ronald less than a minute into the game. Andy Maheu drew an assist on the play. Wayne the Bear Simpson drilled in the second Perkinsfield goal on a screened slapshot from the point. The two Andys, Parent and Maheu picked up assists on the goal. After the goal by the slow motion Bear speedy Richard Beans Lefaive found the net by flipping home a pass from John McGowan. Trailing 5-3 going into the third period, the Perkies fought back getting goals by Jules Duquette, John McGowan, ¢ and Dave Ogilvie. Ogilvie's goal was an unassisted _ effort. Raymond Parent, Don Bazinette, Beans Lefaive, and D. Webb earned assists on the other two third period markers. Elmvale Senior League Statistics: Individual Scoring (prior to the games on January 2, 1975) Name Team GA Pts D. Jamieson Wyev. 14 8 22 J. Weeks KIL U8 35 S. Woods KIL 7B elo) R. Lefaive Perk. 8 6 14 R. Dunn Mansf. LAG 363 R. Coussineau Wyev. G18} N. Hales Wyev. 4 8 12 G. Carre Mansf. 8 3 11 J.McGowan Perk. 6 5 11 H. Forbes Mans. 3.8 ll Goalies Records Name Team GP GA Ave D. Patterson Mansf. 9 18 2.00 Preston-Myrand Perk. S15 29) 3:22 Boyle-Bumstead Wyev. 9) 29) 3:22 Gary Ronald KIL 9 30 3.33 As money gets Despite a 4-3 loss to Penetanguishene Marine on Sunday, Ken's Esso remains on top of the Penetanguishene Industrial League standings, one point ahead of Marine. Jim Pollard banged in all three of Ken's Esso's goals but two by Larry Marchand and singles by Bill McQuaig and Larry Leroux enabled Esso to squeak out its one goal victory. In the other Industrial League game Penetanguishene IGA, the league leaders for most of 1974, continued to tailspin by dropping its fourth game ina row. And this week IGA lost the hard way, but surrendering a 5-3 lead and eventually bowing 6-5 to Emery's Electric, the league's cellar dwellers. ; Ken Popple sparked the comeback for Emery's by pulling off a hattrick in the third period. He scored the game winning goal with only by Verna Dusome Tigers 1, Panthers 1 Vincent Brunelle scored the equalizer for the Tigers as they tied the Panthers 1-1. Perry Beausoleil notched the Panthers goal. Barrie 5, Weston 2 David Trudeau's hattrick sparked Barrie to a 5-2 drubbing of Weston. Brian Dorion and George Lesperance added goals for Barrie. Gerald Forget assisted by Bob Lepage and Robert Dumais assisted by Willard Quesnelle added the Weston markers. Newmarket 4, St. Kitts 0 Four players shared in the scoring as Newmarket blanked St. Kitts 4-0. Mike Austin, Jamie Grozelle, Denis Leroux, and Steven Brunelle banged in goals. Denis Patenaude picked up the shutout. Philadelphia 1, Oakland 2 Goals by Chris Mayer and Brian Robitaille enabled Oakland to squeeze by Philadelphia 2-1. John Legault earned an assist. Andre Gignac recorded the only Philadelphia marker. Buffalo 3, Pittsburg 1 Tom Moreau, Andre Beaudion from Brian Forget, and Robert Dumais from Mark Marchildon accounted for Buffalo's three goals. Jimmy Perrault scored the only Pittsburg marker. Minnesota 3, Vancouver 6 Tim Twitchin's two goals and an assist helped Van- couver to double the score on Minnesota 6-3. Jimmy Lamony, Martial Marion, Claude Desrochers, and David Patenaude picked up singles for Vancouver. For Minnesota Drew Dusome drilled two goals and an assist, while Kenny Mitchel added another goal and Freddy Day an assist. Toronto 4, Detroit 2 Two goals by Marc Marchildon and singles by Terry Schell and Dan Lorette sparked Toronto to a 4-2 victory over Detroit. Dan Cote and Mare Marchildon earned assists. Mark Bellehemeur and Michelle Stewart scored for Detroit. Chicago 4, Montreal 3 Two goals by Dan O'Hara and singles by Rick Laurin and Allan Ladouceur 35 seconds left in the match. Sandy McKillop put IGA out in front with the first goal of the game at the 6:57 mark. Emery's Electric proved it could come back when Ken Desjardins and _ Brian McConkey each riffled a puck past the IGA goaltender before the close of the first period. Ken Popple_ scored Emery's only goal of the middle frame _ giving Electric a 3-1 lead, but Brian Merkley and Mike Pud- dicombe tied things up late » in the second period. Two quick goals by the league's scoring leader, little Kenny Edgar gave IGA a 5-3 lead with just under eight minutes to play. And then the roof fell in as IGA's forwards stopped backchecking and the defencemen were caught up ice. Jim Dagenais started Emery's third period comeback when he was allowed to sail in alone on the powered Chicago to a 4-3 victory over Montreal. Don Legault, Glen Cascagnette and Brian Axten assisted by Don Legault replied for the Canadians. A five goal performance by Bradley Pike enabled New York to swamp Boston 7-1. John Lefaive and Mike Duquette scored singles for New York. Gary Dubeau countered for Boston. Midget B Russia 5, Austria 8 Hattricks by Ron Lalonde and Pat Gignac along with "ee left side and bang a pass into the lower right hand corner of the net. Then with less than three minutes to the final buzzer, Ken Popple broke in all alone from IGA's blue line to tie the game up 5-5. Finally with 35 seconds on the clock, Popple killed IGA with the game winning goal. The results of the previous week's hockey action were not reported due to an early holiday deadline. On December 29, Penetanguishene Marine whipped IGA 5-2, while Ken's Esso edged Emery's Electric 4-3. Five players shared in the scoring for Penetanguishene Marine. Don Maurice, Ken Moreau, John Stamp, Paul Dion, and Larry Leroux notched in a goal apiece. Ted Devillers and Mike Puddicombe replied for IGA. Peter Arbour and Rick Desjardins popped in two goals each to lead Ken's Esso to a 4-3 victory. Bob Weekend minor hockey results two goals from Pat Duquette pushed Austria to an 8-5 triumph over Russia. Russia's goals came from Jackie Dusome, Paul Liberty (2), Neil Asselin and Norman Zwicker. Keith Arbour earned an assist. Canada 3, Sweden 3 Peter Gignac scored twice and Jamie Maddock once for Sweden. Don Quesnelle, Paul Straughan, and George Mundy recorded assists. John Ross, Chris Robitaille, and Roger Dupuis popped in Canada's goals. Paul Lefaive earned an assist. vwuewre NOTICE Monday, Jan. 13th we will be opening at our new location 1 mile West of Elmvale on Hwy. 92 next to Elmvale Sales Stables _ J: S: FERGUSON Elmvale 322-2363 co-OP Farm & Home Fuel! Service CO-OP NN GASOLINE ana 'st FUEL OL 259 Innisfil St. O SIMCOE DISTRICT CO-OP 726-6531 BARRIE Rustin, Ken Popple, and Dan Dubeau tallied for Emery's Electric. The following is a record of the up to date standings and the top 10 scorers in the Penetanguishene Industrial Hockey League as compiled by Peter Dubeau: Teams W L T GF GA Pts Ken's Esso 6 4 0 51 36 12 Penetang Marine 5 4 1 37 44 11 Penetang IGA 5 5 0 42 42 10 Emery's Electric 36132 40 7 Top 10 Scorers Name-- Team GA Pts K. Edgar, IGA 11 14 25 P. Arbour, Ken's 10 11 21 D. Lemieux, Ken's 4 15 19 K. Popple, Em.'s 13 3 16 P. Loughran, Ken's 10 6 16 L. Marchand, Mar. 11 4 15 L. Leroux, Mar. @ 815 Mike P. IGA ll 3 14 IGA 11 314 R. Desjardins, Ken's 8 5 13 B. McQuaig, Mar. ay) 3} Sell every drop CO-OP Milk Replacer and CO-OP Vealer have been reformulated and improved to make them a more economical calf feeding team. Replacement calf and veal production does not need to be a drain on your sales of whole milk. The extra revenue generated from the additional milk receipts will more than cover the modest cost of feeding calves these balanced formulations. 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Staf{ photo Receivers SONY STR 7045 RECEIVER, 40 Watts RMS per channel. Was listed at $479. NIKKO STA 7070 RECEIVER, channel. Was listed at $459. 34 watts RMS _ per NIKKO RECEIVER STA 4030, 18 watts RMS per channel. Was listed at $319. ZENITH CASSETTE DECK. Was $168. Amplifier SHARP POWER AMPLIFIER with built in pre amp. Was listed at $179. Quad Systems ZENITH 4 CHANNEL, QUADRAPHONIC AM-FM, FM STEREO. Plays 4 channel tapes and records. Was listed at $539. Complete with 4 speaker systems. ELECTRA 4 CHANNEL QUADRAPHONIC, 8 TRACK AM- FM, FM STEREO RECORD CHANGER AND TAPE PLAYER. Was listed at $399. Speakers SONY SS1950 SPEAKERS. Was listed at $439 pr. SONY $S1500 SPEAKERS. Handsome 3-way 4-speaker system with 12' cone type woofer, 5' cone type mid range; 2" horn type tweeter, Crossover frequency 1.2 kHz and 8 kHz. 60W (full music power). Was listed at $249. pr. SONY SS610 SPEAKERS. Was $159 pr. Speakers A.D.C. SPEAKERS 303AX 2 way system, 10' pliance woofer - 2'/2" tweeter. Was $349 per pair. high com- SUPERIOR SPEAKERS MODEL SH141, 3 way air suspensio9n system 1 - 8" speaker, 1 - 5" and 1 - 32" speaker. Was listed at $119. Black & White TV ZENITH 20" B AND W TVYwas $199. ZENITH 12" BAND W TV was $129. ZENITH 9" 110 AND 12 VOLT TV. Stereos ZENITH PORTABLE STEREO RECORD PLAYERS, was $99. PHILCO MODULAR STEREO AM-FM WITH RECORD CHANGER. Big 22" x 12' speaker system, was $419. ZENITH MODULAR STEREO F584W, was $289. ZENITH MODULAR STEREO F585W was $349.00 ZENITH MODULAR STEREO F589W. Was $489. 8-Track HOLIDAY 8 TRACK TAPE DECK, was $49.95. BROADMORE 8 TRACK TAPE DECK, was $49.95. HOLIDAY 8 TRACK TAPE RECORDER. ZENITH 8 TRACK TAPE RECORDER, was $169. Cassette Deck ZENITH CASSETTE DECK. Was $169. Color TV's SONY 15' COLOR TV. Was $499. SONY 17" COLOR TV. Was $599. ZENITH 17" COLOR TV. Was $429. ZENITH 20" COLOR TV. Was $599. MGA 20" WITH 110 DEGREE TUBE. Was $699. With trade 26' PHILLIPS MODULAR 4 COLOR TV with trade ALL ZENITH COLOR CONSOLES REDUCED TO CLEAR. Hwy 27 Midland TUK Clearance Sale ALL HIGH QUALITY COMPONENTS AND COLOR and BLACK and WHITE TV'S TILSON'S TV now 419° NOW $389" NOW 5279 now *1 49° now °149° now °479% now °299 now *368%r. td 2 je a per pair vow $129 now 299" per pair bingy $9990 per pair now' L79™ now? 120 now? 169 NOW $79" now 339 now 249 now' 309" now 429" now $4500 now $3900 now 139° now L49" now L49 now $449 now °549" NOW $399" NOW $4gg Now '559" $639 526-7502 = Wednesday, January 8, 1975, Page 13