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oe: Carters, IDL, Webbers, winners in Coldwater Hockey action Game 1: IDL vs. OSW Bobby Widder opened the scoring for IDL at 13:12 of the first period on Bantam Creemore Bantam B's scored two power play goals in beating Midland 5-2 last week. Dennis Baxter from \ a Ron Sauve and Ken Boyer from Keith Moreau provided scoring plays for Midland. Wasaga Beach needed' a pass from _ Ross Cousineau and Nicholson. Wes Smith made it 2-0 at 9:32 from Paul Bressette B's lose Saturday to break open a 2-2 tie with Midland and come away with the win. Midland took the lead first on a goal by Mike Wristen, assisted by Ken Boyer but Wasaga Beach tied it up before the end of the first period. The teams_ traded second period goals, and Chuck Hatfield. Peter Gray scored for OSW at 1:47 unassisted to make the score 2-1. The second two Chris Sanderson from Ron Sauve for Midland and Roy Freer for Wasaga Beach, before Bob Blasdell gave Wasaga Beach the 3-2 win with a goal in the third. The Midland Bantam B's next game is this Saturday in Elmvale. Game time is 1:00 p.m. by Bryan Berriault The life you save may be mine was the in- troduction for Dr. Cles Eden of Midland who was guest speaker at the Georgian Bay Hunters and Anglers monthly meeting. Resusitation was the topic of the evening as Dr. Eden explained' and demonstrated the proper way to perform mouth to mouth resusitation. Dr. Eden gave many situations where this aid could be useful if per- formed properly, such as, cardiac arrest or drowning where a person has stopped breathing. In these cases you will see a bluish colour mainly. on the lips and under the finger nails stated Dr. Eden, and the person will be very cold. After a brief summation of causes and what can be done to help a person who has stopped breathing, Dr. Eden brought out Resusi Ann, a life size model that is used in instructing first aid courses, and showed exactly what to do in an emergency; pinch the nose, tilt the head back and blow at a rate of about 12 breaths a minute. Although the subject matter was of a serious nature Dr. Eden kept the attention of the 124 men by telling of a few in- cidents that happened to him while serving in the Canadian Armed Forces in British Columbia. The odd tall tale of hunting and fishing ex- periences brought ap- plause and laughter from those present. Dr. Eden also explained some simple first aid that would help if a hunter was injured in the bush and unable to get to a doctor immediately. Anyone with a little knowledge of first aid could be very handy in just such a situation. Dr. Eden stressed the idea of taking first aid courses to get a more detailed knowledge of first aid. With 124 men present it was difficult to go into specific fields of first aid but Dr. Eden gave a general idea and hints as speech to what could be done immediately that could help a person. His speech was listened to with interest by all present and all were grateful for Dr. Eden giving up his time to help us out. The Hunters' and Anglers is holding a New Years dance at the Clubhouse on Ogdens Beach road. Admission is $10. per couple. There will also be a Turkey Shoot held on November 2ist and 28th as well as December 5th and 12th. Starting time is 12:30 p.m. ( co-op} Farm & Home Fuel Service j=-- » ia Ss to Deal' 259 Innisfil St. L00F casouine OMS FWOMACL & STOWE OS \wOco Um Abd Feed-Fertilizer-Ag-Chems "A Pleasant Place F SIMCOE DISTRICT CO-OP 726-6531 period was scoreless and the score stayed 2-1 till the third period when Jim Wright scored at 16:22 unassisted to make it 3-1. At 10:56 Red Wetherall scored on a pass from Jim Mills and Wes Smith, and Ross Cousineau took a pass from Bobby Widdes and made the final score 5-1 for IDL. Game 2: Carters vs. Beers Fuels This game turned out to be quite a surprising upset with Carters, who have not won a game yet, taking a 3-0 score over Beers (Beers, up until this week were in a three way tie for second place in the league standing). This also gave goalie Cecil Gratrix of Carters his first shut out. Brian Johnstone scored Carters first goal at 16:54 of the first period unassisted. Garry Vessair got the second goal from Brian Johnstone at 12:48. After second period, there was no scoring until .05 seconds of the. third period when Rob Robinson scored unassisted to make the final score 3-0 for Carters. Game3: Leadbetters Foods vs. Webbers Randy Giles opened the scoring for Webbers at 16:37 unassisted, Charlie Russell and George Archer also got unassisted goals at 14:24 and 1:42 respectively. At the end of the first period the score was Webbers 3, Leadbetters 0. The second period saw only two goals scored these were by Webbers Frank Gill, from George Archer at 12:54 and Terry Sallows unassisted at 5:51. The score was now 5-0. Leadbetters opened the scoring in the third period with Ray LaPlante scoring on a pass from George Cronk at 17:32. playing a scoreless Dan McVicar also church ie directory 2% + D A e3 - y SCHEOULE OF MASSES MSGR Vincent Foy J.v.D. '2-1200 Phelpston Sun. 9a.m. Elmvale Sat 7.30-p.m. Sun. 10.00a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Minister: Rev. Sydney McDonald BA Phones: The Church 322-1411, The Manse, 322-2453 Elmvale Church: Christian Education, 10a.m. Christian Worship, 11 a.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA St. John's -- Elmvale Minister: Rev. B. Gazzard Worship: 11:00 a.m. (Nursery during Service) Phones: Church 322-1472, Manse 322-1522 Wyevale United Church: 11:30a.m. Waverley United Church: 10:00a.m. Rev. Allan J.McLaughlin, Minister BARRIE SALVATION ARMY Capt. and Mrs. Roy Figley The Salvation Army are meeting in the Youth Hall at the rear of 251 2nd St., Midland. 9:30 a.m. -- Sunday School for all ages 11:00 a.m.-- Sunday Morning Meeting 7 p.m. -- Sunday Evening Tues. 7 p.m. -- Prayer and Bible Fellowship Wed. 2:00 p.m. -- Ladies Meetings. 'Appointments for spiritual help, practical assistance, marriages, dedications, funerals, marriage counselling, suicide prevention, etc. telephone 526-2751 -- Captain and Mrs. R.C. Figley. $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 $1.87 Hey Midland Region This Thursday, Friday And Saturday ANY CASE AT THE POP SHOPPE. assisted on the goal. Webbers then came back with three consecutive goals by: John Devine at 9:50 unassisted, Jerry Hawke from Frank Gill and George Archer at 7:39. John Devine from Jim Thompson and Randy Giles at 6:09. Leadbetters scored the last two goals of the game with Ray LaPlante scoring at 4:38 from Terry Cathcart and Ted Lamb. Then, Dan McVicar scored on a pass from Brian Sopher and George Cronk at 5:30. Final score Webbers 8, Leadbetters 3. Next week's games will be: 7:00 Carters vs Leadbetters; 8:30 Beers Fuels vs. IDL; Orillia Steel Works vs. 10:00 Webbers WEEREOGOEO OLS DAN HERBERT BILL GRAY "The Natural Choice" Gentlemen's Clothier MIDLAND -- 526-2021 TOPSOIL Large or Small Amount Medium & Good Quality Priced accordingly. For further information call BRUCE TINNEY 926-7269 CANDIDATES MEETING For the Town of Midland onday, Nov. 29 330 pm. atthe Come & Hear: Athenian Hall 237 2nd. St. Midland 3 candidates for Mayor weeks a 8] (PLUS DEPOSIT) 2 candidates for Deputy Reeve F 6 candidates for Alderman That's right, this weekend, at the Pop Shoppe Pop in and pick up a case of 24-10 oz. or 12-30 oz. returnables for only $1.87 (plus deposit). 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