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Recreation , Scene by Ron Marchildon Penetanguishene recreation qesidinator ' A minor softball meeting will be held on Thursday February 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the Arena Lounge. This is a very important meeting as an executive will have to be formed for this coming season. It is never too early to organize a good working executive to develop a good house * league, good all star teams, methods of raising money and appointing coaches and managers for both house league and all star teams. If you wish to see minor softball develop into something then your help is needed. Please don't depend on someone else to volunteer their services, take the bull by the horns and do it yourself. I would like to remind everyone about all the good hockey which will be coming up in the next few weeks with all our minor hockey teams being included in OMHA play downs. The Brule Garrisons also start their (playoffs with Bracebridge this week. I'm sure you will enjoy whatever games you decide to see. I'm sure that minor hockey will not mind if I send out a thank you to all people in the municipality who opened up their homes to the young hockey players during the Winterama Tournament. It would not have been a success without your cooperation. So on their behalf may I say thank you. Girls Ringette Tweens Feb 10/77 Aristocrats 8, Blue Jays 1 Lisa Paradis and Cathy King led the scoring for the winners by scoring 2 goals and 1 assist. Other scorers were Pauline Robillard with 2 goals, Mary-Pat Quilty with 1 goal and 2 assists, and Sandra Leroux with one goal. Erika Roi also picked up an assist. Scoring for the losers was Denise Lacroix assisted by Lucille Robillard. Little Rascals 10 Red Wings 4 Mary Theresa Gignac led the winners attack with 4 goals and 1 assist. Shelly Forget picked up 2 goals 1 assist. Cathy Marchand also picked up 1 goal and 3 assists while Gisele Quesnelle picked up 1 goal. Other assists were made by Nicole Bellisle and Suzanne Desroches. Cindy Cadeau led the losers with 2 goals and 1 assist while Carol Gauthier and Michelle Morrow each scored 1 goal. Other assists went to Psat Morrow and Lena Belcourt. Standings Aristocrats Little Rascals Blue Jays 77 Red Wings li SOs 6 Scorers G A Pts. Mary Theresa Gignac led the Little Rascals by scoring 6 goals. Patti Beausoleil had the other goal and also 2 assists. Susan Desroches and Cathy Marchand each had 2 assists. Feb. 1/77 Petites Budgies 6, Firebirds 4 Donna Cowan led the scoring for the Budgies with 3 goals. Other scores were by Grace King with 2 goals and Donna Dupuis picking up 1 goal and 1 assist. Jackie Arbour led the losers with 3 goals. Luanne Hook has 1 goal and Jennifer Zoschke picked up 2 assists. Belles Green 11, Red3 Cathy Lethbridge led the green team with 5 goals while Donna Brooks had 3 goals and two assists. Debbie Cadeau also helped out by scoring 3 goals. Janet Belcourt and Wanda Buttineau had 3 assists each. Pat Peltier led the losing team with 1 goal and 1 assist. The other goals were scored by Marilyn Bellehumeur and Bev Beauchamp. Assists went to Sendra Leroux and Karen St. Amant. Feb. 8/77 Petites Budgies 9, Firebirds 4 Donna Cowan led the Budgies by scoring 7 goals while Susan Gravelle and Tina Beausoleil scored 1 goal each. Assists went to Donna Dupuis with 3 assists, Susan Gravelle with 2 assists and Tina Beausoleil, Angela Moreau and Lisa Marchand with 1 assist each. Luanne Hook led the losers by scoring all 4 ' goals. Sherri Lacroix picked up 3 assists and Gisele Robillard picked up 1 assist. Belles Red 3, Green 3 Sandra Leroux led the Red attack with 2 goals while Pauline Robillard picked up 1 goal and 1 assist. Donna Brooks led the Green attack by scoring 2 goals. Debbie Cadeau picked up 1 goal and 1 assist while Anne Robillard picked up 1 assist. Feb. 15 / 77 Petites Budgies 10, Firebrids 1 Grace King led the Budgies onslaught of the Firebirds by scoring 5 goals. Susan Gravelle had 2 goals, single goals were scored by Donna Cowan sho also had 2 assists, Lisa Marchand and Tina Beausoleil. Donna Dupuis also had 7 assists while Angela Morrow had 1 assist. Luanne Hook had the single goal for the Firebirds assisted by Shelly Lacroix. Belles Green 6, Red 1 Donna Brooks led the Green attack with 3 goals 1 assists Anne Robillard had 2 goals while Cathy Lethbridge had -1 goal 1 assist. Other assists went to Rosanne Quesnelle with 2 and Debbie Cadeau with 1. Michelle Lacroix had the lone goal for the Red team. Standings P Wek ThA: Pts. 12 7 3 2 8 41 16 12, 3;.7 241 58 8 Scorers Budgies Firebirds Pauline Robillard Mary Theresa Gignac Sandra Leroux Cathy King 33 13 46 37. 2-39 14 17 «#31 17 24 41 Donna Cowan Luanne Hook Jackie Arbour Donna Dupuis G A' Pts. 32 3 35 3110 31 16 2 18 511 16 These standings are the result of the Feb. 17/77 game Feb. 17/ 77 Red wings 7 Blue Jays 1 Cindy Cadeau was the top scorer for the Red Wings as she potted 4 goals, Lena Belcourt had 3 goals while Michelle Morrow and Anne Pilon each had two assists and Donna Moreau one assist. Denise Lacroix had the fone Blue Jays goal assisted by Andrea Leroux. Belles Standings GWLTF4Aé Pts. Green 10 7 2 1 68 30 15 Red Scorers Donna Brooks Cathy Lethbridge Anne Robillard Debbie Cadeau Michelle Lacroix L052 2 2 30F 63)" soe Aristocrats 12 Little Rascals 7 Mary Pat Quilty had 8 goals and 1 assist. Kathy King had 3 goals and 7 assists Lisa Paradis had 1 goal 1 assist. Anne Lesperance also picked up 2 assists. Pat Peltier Marilyn Bellehumeur Wanda Buttineau Sue Babando Janet Blecourt Sandra Leroux RFP OMNoOPRN UAT tw PD Flyers bow out with a victory by Chris Knowles Midland-Penetangu- ishene Flyers said their farewells to the OHA Jr. B season Friday night, and to coach Ed Dorion. "T really don't think I'll be back next year," Dorion said after his team closed the season with a 7- 5 win over Barrie Colts. "T enjoyed being with the players,' he added, and most of the players said they enjoyed working with the coach. Some felt it was Dorion who was responsible for turning the team around after their 14 game winless streak with Larry Banks behind the bench. The fact that he may be moving from Midland next season and the amount of time involved were factors in his decision not to coach again. The Flyers came out steaming in the first period, determined to prove they deserved to be in the playoffs. Barrie needed to win in order to avoid powerful Oak Ridges in the first round of the playoffs. The loss, combined with Orillia's win Saturday night, relegated Barrie to fourth spot in the standings and meant that Oak Ridges would indeed be their opposition. Oak Ridges finished the season with 65 points, Thornhill 41, Orillia 38, Barrie, 37, Owen Sound 27 and Midland 24. Five weeks ago Flyers were only two points behind Orillia in fourth spot but the team faltered during a stretch when they played six games in eight nights. Flyers had built up a 7-1 lead by the midway point of the game. The final score should have been Watch the elbows Flyers' Rene Peltier receives a friendly little hello from a Barrie Colts' defender as two of his teammates scramble for the puck. Flyers won their last game of the season 7-5. Staff photo higher as Midland blasted 24 shots at Hal Hake in the Barrie net in the final period. Andy Lacroix scored a goal in the first period, sandwiched between two by Larry Trottier. Dave Raymond beat Flyers' goaltender Joe Gibson to light up Barrie's side of the scoreboard and make it 3-1 going into the second period. Paul Robillard opened the scoring in the second, with Lacroix getting his second and Vince Decola making it 6-1 before Bob Coulson responded for Barrie. Rene Peltier got that one back just over a minute later on a wrist shot the Barrie netminder couldn't handle. Tim Clayden, Eric Cummings and Jim Angus all beat Craig Watson, who took over from Gibson at the midway point of the game, in the final period. Numerous stiff checks highlighted the latter portion of the contest, including one steamrolling bump off the hip of usually sedate John Beauchamp. Tempers at the Midland bench were naturally hot as Barrie players were overheard boasting, 'I'm in the playoffs and you're not."' Colts will also know what it's like to be out of action shortly because their loss to Midland puts them in an unenviable position in the first round of the playoffs. = Wednesday, February 23, 1977 B ES OY eee eee ee ee eS SL --= ]---- cornet MARSHALL = REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTO "A REAL ESTATE BROKER FOR 30. YEARS" "as 265 KING ST. MIDLAND 526-2293 Ken's Esso ends season in first place, downs Emery's Electricin last game Ken's Esso ended its season with a _ victory Sunday morning, to assure itself a first place finish in the Penetanguishene Rec- reational Hockey League. The team downed Emery's Electric 4-3 in the final game of the season. Emery's Electric came back from being down 2-1 half way through the second period to lead 3-2 Juveniles advance after dumping Base Borden he Penetanguishene sepsis emerged victorious from their opening playoff series against Base Borden, as they downed the Base Borden team 9-4 last Friday night to take the series in two straight games. The Penetanguishene team got off to a good start, and led 2-0 at the end of the first, on goals by Ken Cowan and Ken Marchildon. Dave Rundle and Tim MacKay made it two-all in the second, before Penetanguishene came back with three quick ones by John St. Amant, Grant Quesnelle and Ken Marchildon. Rundle wound up the second period scoring when he made it 5-3. The teams were scoreless in the third until there was only six minutes and 52 seconds left in the game. At that Duquette point, Pat scored ff OG Penetanguishene to make it 6-3. Seconds later Dan Krausar put one in for Base Borden bringing them to within two, but a Penetanguishene scoring burst in the last five minutes made short work of any Base Borden come- back attempt. Ray Cote and Grant Quesnelle scored within 15 seconds of each other with just under five minutes remaining, Gignac scored the final goal with only 44 seconds left in the game. The Juveniles are now awaiting the outcome of a series between Parry Sound and Sutton to find out who their opposition will be in the next round of playoffs. Depending on how long it takes to resolve that series, the Juveniles could begin their next playoff series as early as Sunday at © 2:30. Local rink goes to Colt finals A Penetanguishene rink, consisting of Larry Merkley (skip), Al Fournier, Bob Ruston and John Moreau, has advanced to the all Ontario finals in Colt Competition. They defeated St. Catharines and Wood- stock last Sunday in Orillia to win the right to go on to the finals, to be played this Saturday at the Midland Curling Club. The other rinks which have made it into the finals are Ottawa Navy, skipped by Dave Merklinger, Woodstock, SS by Vern Kean, Oshawa Golf, skipped by Clayton MacKay, St. Georges, skipped by Jim Dyas, Kitchener Waterloo, skipped by Brian Bobbie, London Highland, skipped by Dave Villincouf, and Fenelon Falls, skipped by David Nelson. Play gets underway at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, with the winners in the first round going on to try for the Harry J. ' Sims Trophy, and the losers trying for the Albert E. Dunker Trophy. The finals will take place at 7:00 p.m. The winners Winners of the Penetanguishene Winterama Trophy are: (left to right) Ernie Jukes, Annette DesRochers, Audrey Jukes-and skip John DesRochers. Staff photo Burkevale boys win Burkeyale picked up a 30-17. victory against Corpus Christi in the Penetanguishene-Laf- ontaine Boys' Basketball League last Thursday afternoon. Bryan Lethbridge was the top scorer in the game, which was played at Burkevale. He picked up 22 points. Wayne Stewart got four points, and Ralph Charlebois and Bob Ryan connected for two apiece. .and girls win too! The Burkevale team in the Penetanguishene- Lafontaine Girls' Basketball League came out on the winning end of an 18-16 score in a game played against Corpus Christi, at Burkevale last Wednesday afternoon. The Burkevale scorers were Lisa Paradis, with eight points, Janet Duval, with six, Inge Schwauss, with two, and Jackie Decaire, also with two. and Aime |. going into the third, but Ken's Esso wrapped it up with two unanswered goals in the third period. Scoring for Ken's Esso were Paul Loughran, Jim Pollard, Don Maurice and Rick Desjardins. The Emery's Electric scorers were Rick Duval, Bill Couling and Art Desroches. In the second game of the morning, Hindson Marine won its third game of the season, as the squad edged B. and J. Gas Bar 3-2. B. and J. scored the first and last goals of the game, but it was the three in between, scored by Hindson Marine, which told the stor Thrills and chills were the order of the day at the 'waterfront, as snowmobilers from all over Ontario took part in races put on by the Maple Valley Club of Hindson Marine scorers were Peter DuBeau, Paul Henry, and Paul Dion. Paul McDonald and Terry Dahmer got the B. and J. markers. With the regular season now over, Ken's Esso winds up in first place with 27 points, three in front of B. and J. Gas Bar. Emery's Electric is in third with 21, and Hindson Marine is in last, a spot they have held all season, with eight. Ken's Esso players hold down the two top spots in the league scoring race, as Peter Arbour is in the top spot with 33 points, and Paul Loughran is in second place with 27. D Lemieux Emery's Electric, and Martin McNamara of Ken's Esso each have 25 points, and Rick Duval has 24. Three players, Bill Arbour and Rick Desjardins, both of Ken's Esso, and Ken Popple, of Emery's Electric, are tied for sixth spot with 23 points. Brian Merkley, of B. and J., and Bill Klug, of Emery's Electric, each have 21 and Don Maurice, of Ken's Esso, has 20. Greg Quesnelle and Bill McIntosh, both of B. and J., have 19 points, and Roger Dusome and Larry Leroux, both of Hindson Marine, have 17 apiece. In the goal tending department, B. and J. Hang on tight! 2 SESS cee e SO SO ROL REET SLATS. SHESNSSSSSSS SSS sports calendar Carrigan leads the league with a 2.90 goals against per game average, and one shut-out. Wayne Dupuis, of Ken's Esso, has a 3.40 goals against average with one shut- out, and Ted Mason, of Emery's Electric has a 3.55 average with two shut-outs. Gary Ronald, of Hindson Marine, has a 5.25 average. The semi-finals of the playoffs get underway this Sunday, as last place Hindson Marine takes on second place B. and J., while third place Emery's Electric tries to eliminate first place Ken's Esso. The first game starts at 9:30 a.m. at the Lafontaine. Don Mayer of Perkinsfield took the top honours for the weekend, as he accumulated the most competition points over the two days of racing. Gulf \ LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE BUY | Gas * Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty Bill Clark 'General Contractor Landscaping - Excavating Sand and Gravel Supplies Snow Removal ELMVALE Bus. 322-2545 - Water Haulage Intermediate '"'C" Hockey The Penetanguishene Brule Garrisons take on Bracebridge tonight at 8:30 at the Penetanguishene Arena in the first game of their best-of seven opening playoff series. Recreational Hockey The Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey League semi-final playoffs begin this Sunday with B. and J. Gas Bar taking on Hindson Marine at 9:30, and Ken's Esso going against Emery's Electric at 11:00. Georgian Bay Badminton Penetanguishene Secondary School will be the scene this Saturday morning of Georgian Bay Junior Badminton Tournament. The tour- nament, open to those under the age of 19, will get under way about 9:30 and will probably run all day. Players in the under-16 category will play in a tournament at Midland Secondary School at the same time. Curling A Penetanguishene Rink, composed of Larry Merkley, Al Fournier, Bob Ruston and John Moreau, will attempt to take the Ontario Colts Championship at the Midland Curling Club this Saturday. A oar roa8 ¢ GRAVEL A 3 Screened Top Soil Septic Bedstone Crushed Road & Cement Gravel Kes Backhoe 19, 24, 36" Buckets Radio Dispatched -- Bernie Pilon Const. Elmvale 322-1051 Snow removal since 1957 Everybody's Favourite Eating Place Town Dock Penetang 549-8111 CHARBROILED STEAKS LUNCHES DINNERS ELMVALE MURRAY'S TAKE OUTS Shrimps Deep fried Chicken Fish & Chips Milk Shakes RESTAURANT 322-1391 Wednesday, February 23, 1977, Page 13 a S - a a