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i ee Ne eee ee ee Citizen sports heat Wednesday,December 22, 1976 Recreation cene by Ron Marchildon ao I would like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very Merry and Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New Year, from my wife Anne, my son Chris and myself. Again a reminder that the Don Hayes Hockey School has been cancelled for this year but we will try again next year. Also keep in mind the excellent hockey which will be played at the arena during the break with the Silver Stick Tournament. Our Christmas schedule has had to be changed somewhat and so I enclose the skating schedule for the next two weeks. Friday, December 24 - Public Skating - 4-5:30. Thursday, December 30 - Pre-School - 1:15-2:15. Friday , December 31 - Public Skating - 4-5:30. Regular programming begins again first week in January at regular times. Girls Ringette Results Belles December 14, 1976 Greens Red1 Cathy Lethbridge led the Green attack with 4 goals. Debbie Cadeau had 2 goals, 1 assist, Donna Brooks 2 goals, 1 assist, Wanda Buttineau had 2 assists while Sue Babando and Janet Belcourt had 1 assist each Michelle Lacroix had the only goal for the Red team assisted by Marilyn Bellehumeur. Standings PW ena ts Green CYS} iP) bh Red 4 Aayde20 A 295 52 Scoring Garay Pts: Donna Brooks Cathy Lethbridge Michelle Lacroix Debbie Cadeau Sue Babando Pat Peltier Wanda Buttineau Rosanne Quesnelle Marilyn Bellehumeur Janet Belcourt Pat Marchand Bev Biggs 11 SCroorounsLuas KFONNN HOH BWHN KR WON WROD OOO Tweens December 16, 1976 Aristocrats 4 Little Rascals 5 Little Rascals attack was led by Shelly Forget with 2 goals and 2 assists. Patty Beausoleil had 1 goal, 1 assist, Marie Theresa Gignac had 1 goal, Nicole Bellisle had 1 goal while single assists went to Cathy Marchand. Pauline Robillard had 3 goals for Aristocrats. Sandra Leroux had 2 goals, 2 assists with Cathy King picking up 2 assists. r Red Wings 4 Blue Jays 3 Lena Belcourt had 3 goals 1 assist. Cathy Morrow 1 goal. Assists went to Anne Pilon, Michelle Morrow and Michelle Kaps. Denise had the hat trick for the Blue Jays with assists going to Andrea Leroux, Karen Light, and Natalie King. Standings POW i or by Ate ts Aristocrats BS Ssal 1020 Ono Little Raseals 453 0) Slee biab Red Wings A272 O16 28 eae Blue Jays 404 0 24 28 0 Scorers G A Pts Pauline Robillard 14 3 17 Shelly Forget 96 15 Lena Belcourt yt a3 ake} Sandra Leroux 6 8 14 Mary Theresa Gignac 5B} (0) 1G} Cathy King 33 oy Cathy Marchand ae et) Gisele Quesnelle Bitch week: Michelle Morrow 116457 Nicole Bellisle ie G7 Patty Beausoleil iby GB Cindy Cadeau 332 SS Denise Lacroix Di) 5 Natalie King 1 30 ag Mary Pat Quilty 1p 2 ees, Laurie St. Amant 2) 40 2 Lisa Paradis eee: Lucille Robillard Thy lee 2 Andrea Leroux Om 22 Carolle Gauthier OA oat Theresa Puddicombe Oe besal Anne Pilon (eth al Michelle Kap (eit Karen Light OF la el Petites December 7, 1976 Budgies 7 Firebirds 5 Donna Cowan led the Budgies attack with 5 goals. Grace King had 1 goal and 1 assist, Tina Beausoleil had 1 goal with Lisa Vivian having an assist as well as Grace King. Luanne Hook had 4 goals 1 assist for the Firebirds, Jackie Arbour had 1 goal and 1 assist while Kim McConnell had 1 assist. Results of the December 14 Game Budgies 4 i Firebirds 2 Penetanguishene recreation coordinator Emery's edges B. and J. 4-3 as Hindson ties Ken's Esso In Recreational Hockey League play last Sunday, Emery's Electric edged B. and J. Gas Bar 4-3. B. and J. was first on the scoreboard, on a goal by Brian Merkley from Paul McDonald just under three minutes into the game. Ken Popole tied the score, unassisted, about three minutes later. ' With 5:30 left in the period, Charlie Pearson put B. and J. out in front again with an unassisted goal, but before the end of the period, Bill Klug tied it up again with a goal assisted by Mike Duval. Popple got the only goal of the second period, from Local athletes perform well at Huronia Games Penetanguishene at- hletes have been doing quite well in the Huronia Winter Games, being held in Barrie. Jim McKillip, who has been in training for nine months, took the third spot in the men's epee This was his first com- petition. Robert Berdan came in second in men's singles badminton, and he and Frank Berdan took the gold medal in men's doubles badminton. Chris Robitaille and Dan St. Amant took the bronze in the same event. Sally Lichtenberg won the bronze medal in the ladies singles badminton. The games are finished for now, and will begin again in January. minutes into the second Dennis Lemieux and Art Desroches, to put Emery's Electric out in front for the first time in the game Just two and a half minutes into the third period, Pearson tied it up again with his second goal of the game, assisted this time by Ted Devillers and Dan Dahmer. Then with just under six minutes remaining in the game, Lemieux put the winner in the net for Emery's Electric, assisted by Desroches and Ken Labatte. In the second game of the morning, the last place Hindson Marine squad pulled what might be termed the upset of the season as they almost defeated the first place Ken's Esso team. They picked up their second point in 11 stars, as they tied Ken's Esso 3- 3. Peter DuBeau got the only goal of the first period as he scored from Larry Leroux to put Hindson Marine out in front. Just under three period, DuBeau scored again, unassisted, to make it 2-0. Then, just three minutes later, James Dupuis scored from Paul Henry and Dave Zwicker to make it 3-0 for Hindson Marine. Ken's Esso began the long comeback with just two minutes left in the second, as Steve McDonald scored from Paul Loughran. Just under four minutes from the end of the game, Tim Adams_ brought Ken's Esso to within one, as he scored assisted by Don Maurice. Hindson Marine just about managed to preserve the victory, but with just nine seconds left in the game, Peter Arbour dashed their hopes of achieving their first victory of the season when he scored from Martin McNamara. The weekend action leaves Ken's Esso out in front in the standings with 19 points, B. and J. in second with 12, Emery's Electric in third with 11, and Hindson Marine in the basement with two. Garrisons dump Oro Flyers 7-1 The Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons came on strong last Wednesday night, as they defeated the Oro Flyers 7-1. Gerard _Lachapelle opened the scoring at the 1:27 mark of the first period assisted by Alvin Robillard and Bob Lar- mand to put the Garrisons out in front early. About 12 minutes later, Lar- mand made it 2-0 when he scored from Paul Nadon and Tom Tannahill. Oro got its only goal of the game near the end of the first period when Deitch: Gytko scored from Larry Hastings and Ron Lee. Robillard scored from Lachapelle and Connie Malony in the opening minute of the second period to make it 3-1 for the Garrisons. Larmand, Murry Guthrie and Terry Spiker also scored in the second period, with assists going to Spiker, Malony, goal of the third period at Ashot from the blue line Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons' the Connie Malony winds up for the shot on net from, the blue line. The Garrisons Oro were up for the game, as they downed Lachapelle, Hugh Robertson and _ Ross Cousineau. Cousineau got the only night. 14:45, from Peter Brissette. Frank St. Amant tended goal for the Garrisons throughout the Flyers 7-1 at the Penetanguishene arena last Wednesday Staff photo game. The game was riddled with penalties, as the Garrisons picked up 12, and the Oro team got 16. Juveni The Penetanguishene Juvenile Hockey team dropped two in a row over the weekend, as they lost 5-1 to Stayner on Satur- day, and 3-0 to Owen Sound on Sunday. In Saturday's game, the Stayner team opened the scoring when the game was just 28 seconds old, as Boyd Breedon found the mark, assisted by Tim MacDonald and Jim Lowe. Four and a half minutes into the second, Ed Legate scored from Lowe les drop two games to make it 2-0 before Larry Cowan made it 2-1, assisted by John St. Amant and Grant Quesnelle. From then on it was all down hill for the Penetanguishene team, as Stayner scored three in a row in the third period. The goals went to Bart Chapman, Dan Kneeshaw and Doug Gilchrist. Assists went to John Brown, Allen Lowe, Jim Lowe, and Breedon. On Sunday, the Juveniles never recovered from three quick goals by Owen Sound in the opening eight minutes of the game. Rick Powell, Steve Harron and Steve Anschulte scored for Owen Sound with assists going to Anschulte, Tim Dean, Pete Scott, Terry Keeling and Powell. Penetanguishene coach Peter DuBeau attributed the two losses to a mid- season slump which the team will have to get over before it goes into the Silver Stick tournament next week. AGeechisme tine sthe executive and members of the Penetanguishene Juvenile Hockey Team would like to thank all those who supported the team in the recent fund raising drive. The first prize of $200 went to Keith Arbour of 3 Keefe Street, Penetanguishene and Gary Magloughlin, of 616 Norman Street, Midland, nd prize. "A REAL ESTAT That's the way to stop em Ken's Esso defenders haul down a Hindson Marine attacker as he storms in on goal in Sunday morning's game. Hindson Marine managed somewhat of an upset GEORGE MARSHALL REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR QKER FOR 30 YEARS" as they took one point off the high flying Ken's Esso team, tying them 3-3. Must win next three games Photo by Marilyn Lee Flyers clobber Thornhill, within point of Owen Sound Midland _Penetangui- shene Flyers head into their all important three game matchup against Owen Sound on a winning note after Monday night's game in Thornhill. The Thunderbirds amply -applied their of- fensive muscle for the first ten minutes but the excellent work of Flyers' goaltender Joe Gibson kept Midland from get- ting in a hole early. When the Flyers finally got moving they were not to be stopped and walked over Thornhill 8-2, Flyers are now only one point behind second last place Owen Sound who they met after press time last night and battle again on Boxing day and the following Wednesday. "There will be some changes if we lose these games," said coach Ed Dorion. "We can't afford to wait any longer to make our run for the playoffs." Rene Peltier is con- tinuing to hold a hot hand as he scored two goals and was in on two others Monday night. Ross Walton, Larry Fallon, Paul Robillard, Andy Lacroix, Vince Decola and Tim Merkley each scored singles. But the game's «first star had to be Gibson as he frustrated opposing forwards until the-second. period when the Thun- derbirds finally pierced his armour. By that time Flyers had already netted two, and after Thornhill's marker scored five unansweréd goals. Friday night's home game against Oak Ridges featured a completely different Flyers team. They were leading 5-2 going into the final period but were back to their bad habits that have put them in last place. For about a five minute: span Oak Ridges was allowed to do as they please, the result being three goals. Gibson was again outstanding in _ net, keeping his team in the game during: the second! period when the Flyers were bombarded by first place Oak Ridges. "If it hadn't.-been...for_. Joe we would have been behind," said Dorion referring to the lead Flyers enjoyed going into the third period. Flyers proceeded to fall even further behind, finding themselves on the short end of a 6-5 score late in the final 20 minutes. Peltier scored his second of the night to tie it up but Oak Ridges then scored the winner on a questionable play. Gibson stopped the long shot from the blue line and the puck dribbled off his pad and headed for the goal line. The goal judge said it went over but many fans questioned his judgement. "They're going to have to play 60 minutes of hockey," said Dorion after the game, "'or it's going to be a short season. _ They just forgot to check and in Junior hockey. if? you don't check you're going to lose." Scoring for Flyers were Peltier with two, Robillard, Cary Han- sford, Dan Rowat and John Beauchamp. sports calendar Gulf Sy LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE Bill Clark General Contractor Landscaping - Excavating Sand and Gravel Supplies Snow Removal - ELMVALE Water Haulage Bus. 322-2545 Intermediate "C" Hockey Monday, December 27 The Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons take on the Oro Flyers at Oro. Juveniles Hockey ' The Penetanguishene Juveniles will play in the Regional Juvenile Silver Stick Elimination Severs Ox GRAVEL >; Screened Top Soil Septic Bedstone Crushed Road & Cement Gravel Telescopic Backhoe 19, 24, 36" Buckets Radio Dispatched --' Bernie Pilon Const. Elmvale 322-1051 Snow removal yy) Sil hedul Donna Cowan again led the Budgies attack | ver Stick SC e U e Tournament over the Christmas break. Their BOCK rf ; ; F j first game will be played on Sunday, December ; ROR EC A lie See eee Midget Series 8. Base Borden vs. Gravenhurst 7: 00 p.m. = 26 at 3:00 p.m. against Base Borden at the Oro LUNCH for the losers while Luanne Hook had an assist. December 23 ; December 27 : P Gas * Oil Arena. If they win that game, they play epee on Sry, Standings 1. Midland vs. Collingwood i te a.m. 11. Midland Minors vs. Penetanguishene minors 10:00 : meee December 2 Brno an ue iiey lose, PW ak sA ots: 2. Base Borden vs. Parry Soun: 11:00a.m. a.m. { :00 p.m. Firebirds D2 el 240e21 Ss 3. Penetanguishene ve Huntsville 8 2 3 p.m. is Lae eae Z eee nite a x me i Batte rl es Peneta rare Mei eee since 1957 udgies Cie POR abe 2) Via 4. Loser game 1. vs. loser game 2. :00 p.m. . Winner gam : :00 p.m. . ae: Sears GA Pts siWineereaie 1. vs. winner game 2. 3:30 p.m. December 28 Ti res The games scheduled for this Sunday have Everybody Ss Luanne Hook 10 9 19 6. Loser game3. vs. winner game 4. 5:00p.m. 20. Loser game8 vs. loser game 11 10:00 a.m. been postponed due to the Silver Stick Tour- Fa vourite Donna Cowan 16 0 16 7. Winner game 3. vs. winner game5. 6:30p.m. 22. Winner game 8. vs. winner game 11 1:00 p.m. 4 nament. They will be played T hursday, January Eati n Place Jackie Arbour 10 2 12 December 24 24. Winner game 14 vs. winner game 20 4:00 p.m. M echa nic 6. Hindson Marine takes on Emery's Electric, g Tina Beausoleil 30). 23 Grand Championship Game 26. Winner game 17 vs. winner game 22 7:00 p.m. and Ken's Esso goes up against B. and J. Gas Town Dock Grace King 2s 3 Winner game 6. vs. winner game7. 10: 00a.m. 26. Winner game 17 vs. winner game 22 7:00 p.m. Bar. The games start at 7:30 p.m. P ta archi i b On Duty enetang Charlene Marchildon 270).- 2 Atom Series December 30 Cheri Anne Lacroix Ope lens. 1 December 26 29. Winner game 24 vs. winner game 26 6:30 p.m. 549-8 1 1 1 Angela Moreau (Vide Bay | 1. Penetanguishene vs. Huntsville 8:30a.m. Lisa Marchildon ' (Ont 4. Collingwood vs. Bracebridge 1:00 p.m. Bantam Series Sue Foster Oral 7. Midland vs. Parry Sound 5:30 p.m. December 26 9 Kim McConnell Opel December 27 3. Penetanguishene vs. Huntsville 11:30 a.m. CHARBROILED TAK E OUTS 10. Loser game 1. vs. loser game 4. 8:30a.m. 6, Bracebridge vs. Base Borden 4:00 p.m. 13. Winner game 1. vs. winner game 4. 1:00p.m. 9. Collingwood vs. Gravenhurst 8:30 p.m. STEAKS ata ey Shri Loca | S ka te r 16. Winner game 10. vs. loser game7 5:30 p.m. December 27 rimps December 28 12. Midland vs. Parry Soun 11:30 a.m. . : : ; Championship series 15. Loser game3. vs. loser game 6 4:00 p.m. LUNCHES Deep fried Chicken 19. Winner game 13 vs. winner game7 8:30p.m. 18. Winner game 3 vs. winner game6 8:30 p.m. Fish & Chips DIC S Uu @) ronze December 30 De cember 28 DINNERS J Grand Championship 21. Loser game9 vs. loser game 12 11:30 a.m. Milk Shakes Laura Bellisle, of the Huronia Winter 28-Winnergame 16 vs. winner game 19 5:00p.m. 23. Winner game 9. vs. winner game 12 2:30 p.m. Penetanguishene, was the Games. Peewee Series 25. Winner game 15 vs. winner game 21 5:30 p.m. 3 - 2 1391 winner of a bronze medal The competition was December 26 27. Winner game 18 vs. winner game 23 8:30 p.m. ELM VALE RES T AUR AN T 32 - in the Junior Ladies ""B' held Sunday at the Barrie 2: Penetanguishene vs. Midland 10:00 a.m. December 30 figure skating event at Arena. 5. Collingwood vs. Huntsville 2:30p.m. 30. Winner game 25 vs. winner game 27 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 22, 1976, Page 17 fw q ' ¥ ieee. Se a ee ee } ba : ee . soe e 5 : } \ wo Gt Pee eA, HFS Ng Py IT &