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a ee ew Yee. Webbers IDL dominate scoring in Coldwater hockey didn't let up till the final buzzer. IDL couldn't seem to get going and were off on their passing. Of course this is only the first game and there's no This was the first game in a 3 out of 5 game series for the league cham- pionship. Webbers dominated the scoring right from the start and THANK YOU On behalf of the Mothers Auxiliary- Little N.H.L., we wish to thank all those who opened their homes to billet visiting boys during the recent Winterama Tournament. money. FIRSTAND SECOND MORTGAGES IN 72 HOURS. terling Trust delivers first and second mortgages. Fast. In fact we can deliver up to $100,000 within 72 hours on first mortgages. No arranging fees or hidden charges. In fact, we won't even charge the appraisal fee if your mortgage is not approved. Come in and talk. We're not only friendly, we're fast. STERLING STERUNG TRUST CORPORATION 526-3768 THE saying what's going to happen or how the series will end with these two teams. Jim Thomson opened the scoring for Webbers at 13:11 of the first period on a pass from Gerry Hawke and Frank Gill. At 12:44 George Archer made it 2-0 on a pass from Randy Giles and Terry Sallows. Both teams were checking hard and Webbers goalie Jim Langman made some fantastic saves, when you're facing a team like IDL it pays to be on your toes and not make any rash moves. With 3:48 left in the period Gerry Hawke gave Webbers a 3-0 lead on a pass from John Devine. At the end of the period the score remained 3-0 Webbers. Chuck Hatfield scored for IDL at 18:47 of the second period on a pass from Paul Bressette and Webbers came back with four more goals to make the score 7-1. The goals were by: Jim Thomson at 12:24 from Ron Lee, Frank Gill at 11:48 from Ron Lee. At 10:12 Ron Lee from Frank Gill and at 10:00 John Webber from George Archer. 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The play in this period started to get a bit chippy but the referee and linesmen kept it well under control. Ross Cousineau was carried off the ice during the second period after an injury to his right knee. Apparently it wasn't too serious, but painful. Here's hoping we see him back in the lineup real soon. At 13:59 John Webber scored on a pass from Randy Giles. At this point in the game both teams were edgy and by 5:38 the referees had handed out 7 | praisals. Mr. Sterling Trust We are pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Mr. C. Mclilravey to the position of Mortgage Appraiser and _ Real Estate Mgr. of the 2 Orillia branches of Sterling Trust Cor- poration. Mr. Mcllravey will also be working with the Midland Office on all mortgages and ap- Mellravey was a former 25 year resident of Midland and is now living in Orillia, where he is_ presently Vice-president of the YMCA Board, Director Camp Summerland, Director Y's Men Club, Director Orillia Curling Club, Director Orillia Real Estate Board, and was Campaign Chairman for the Orillia YMCA in 1975 and 1976 and was active in the Big Brother Association. Mr. Mcllravey is married and he and his wife Sharon have = son Jeffery. TICKETS WITH EXCLUSIVE LUXURY COACH 'Maple Leaf Gardens-8 p.m. --oOr Canada's Own GORDON Sun., March 27, Massey Hall LIGHTFOOT penalties. Earl Cousineau received a game misconduct during the third period, according to officials high and slashing are both five minute majors and any player receiving two majors in a game receives an automatic game misconduct. At 5:12 Jim Thomson scored again for Webbers on a pass from Gerry Hawke and Ron Lee, Thomson scored once more at 4:34 to give Webbers a final 10-2 score. Gerry Hawke assisted on Thomsons last goal. If this game is a sample of what's to come we're in for quite a series. The game starts at 8 p.m. next Friday night at the Coldwater Arena. Admission is $1.00 Senior citizens and children under 12 admitted at no charge. MSS Seniors lose 65-53, out of playoffs Steve Agnew returned to the Midland Secondary School Senior Basketball team's lineup on Wed- nesday, but his 23 points were not enough to power the team to victory. Orillia = District Collegiate and Vocational Institute beat.MSS 65-53 in the semi-finals of the Georgian Bay Secondary School Association playoffs. The game was the last for the outstanding guard in the purple and gold of a MSS uniform. Both Agnew and Mark Rintoul will be graduating at the end of this school year. The game was also the last for the MSS team as they have now been eliminated from .the playoffs. BROOKLEA _ Motel & Dining Room Catering for \ Weddings, Banquets, Luncheons, Parties Meeting rooms available Highway 27 MIDLAND 526-9872 Two rinks from the Midland Curling Club won the division finals in the Ladies' Tankard Playdowns held in Wednesday. The double entry rinks will now compete in the Southern Ontario Ladies' Curling Owen Sound last right are: Association Tankard Finals to be held in Galt March 21 and 22. From left to Helen Steffler, McCurry, Wilma Gorms, first rink skip Shirley Stokes, second rink skip Lynn Morton, Vivian Shaw, Diane Vollick and Marg Bourgeois. Doreen Staff photo Orillia squeezes by Zellers Flyers 4-3 The Zellers Flyers had a rather quiet weekend having only a_ single exhibition game against Orillia Saturday night. in Elmvale Arena. The Midland and Orillia lads had met _ previously throughout the season, five times before in exhibition matches with Orillia having won three, tied one and one loss. All games had been close encounters with one goal deciding the outcome and Saturday night was no different as Orillia once again squeezed by with a 4-3 win. The first period was scoreless but Orillia took an early 2-0 second period lead in goals by Robbie Murphy and Pat Morris. With just over three minutes remaining Owen Quilty brought the puck from behind the Orillia net and tucked it in and the second period ended 2- "Shida Bylow made it 3- 1 Orillia as 1:27 of the third but Ralph Seemann laid out a perfect pass to Billy Kennedy and the Flyers closed 3-2 at 5:06. Three minutes later Robbie Murphy restored the two goal lead for Orillia but with 4:13 remaining. Mike Mayloughlin who assisted on Flyers first goal deflected a shot into the corner of the net making it 4-3 and the Flyers pressed for the tying goal. With just over a minute remaining, Midland pulled their goalie for a sixth attacker, but although they came close, Orillia was able-to bar the door and hang on for their 4-3 win. Flyers have a_ busy schedule ahead of them, Thursday night they are in Collingwood to play a Lets face tt. for you virtually without limit a summertime. HIRE A STUDENT. FOR A DAY, A WEEK, A MONTH, FOR ANYTHING. HIRE A STUDENT: THE OPPORTUNITY OF A SUMMERTIME. Hiring extra help has become difficult for most small businessmen. That's why summer students represent such a good opportunity Think. There must be some short term projects around the office, plant or store that youve been putting off until you could free someone up. Maybe your warehouse needs to be reorganized. How about that mess behind the shipping dock? Perhaps the furnace room needs repainting. Doesn't the summer holiday schedule put a bit of a strain on your clerical capabilities? The possibilities are And that's what summer students are for. 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The musical will be presented March 25, 26 and 27, April 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. A Sunday, March 27 matinee performance will be at 2 p.m. For further information and tickets call 325-7220. Ontario MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND. COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Special Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at THE COURT HOUSE, 114 WORSLEY STREET, BARRIE, ONTARIO, on THURSDAY, APRIL. 7th, 1977, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board will hear applications for new licences in accordance with The Liquor Licence Act, 1975 and Regulations thereunder. The following establishments have applied for a licence of the types indicated, and the applications will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time. 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