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Coldwater teams Tight games provide exciting hockey action Georgian Bay Midgets edged Green Machine 4-3 in Coldwater and District Minor Hockey action Monday, December 12. Danny Bell scored first for Georgian Bay but Steven Bird tied the score minutes later in the first period. Patti Cox sends Sending it skyward the ball skywa Rodney __ Gill put Georgian Bay in front again in the second period but, Jeff Marshall's goal tied the score again at 2-2. Bird gave Green Machine the lead for the first time with a goal in the third period but Bill Silk tied the score and at Monday's exhibition volleyball game between Midland Secon- dary and St. Theresa's. Cox and the Midget Crusaders were strong in all of their games with MSS but even- tually lost the best of five is series 3-2. Staff photo Doug Johnstone's goal at 19:22 won the game for Georgian Bay. Georgian Bay scored a narrow 2-1 victory over Flames, December 8 as Bill Silk's goal in the third period was the only scoring after Tim Spiers and John Dickenson exchanged goals in the second period. Dicken- son's goal gave Georgian St. Theresa's girls notch volleyball victory St. Theresa's Senior girls volleyball team came back from a loss in exhibition play last week to beat Midland Secon- dary School at St. Theresa's Monday. St. Theresa's took the best-of-three match two games to one by scores of 12-15, 15-7, 18-16. The Junior Crusaders played four games with their rivals from MSS and came away with two wins and two losses. MSS took the first contest 15-10 and St. Theresa's came back to win the second game 15- 10. MSS servers were hot in the third game and Crusaders failed to score a single point losing 15-0. They rallied again for the fourth game and won 15-7. St. Theresa's Midget girls lost their best of five series with MSS three games to two. The Midget Crusaders started off with a strong 15-1 win over their op- ponents and were close to a second win but, MSS edged them out 16-14. The third game between the two teams proved just as close but again, MSS wound up on the winning side of a 15-13 decision. Crusaders finally broke for another win in the fourth game by a score of 15-4 but MSS regained control in the final game --and won 15:9. Bay the lead until Spiers scored four minutes later. Cable Eight Midgets downed Green Machine 4- 1 in their game of Dec- vember 4. Paul Vandergeest and Perry Ritterhofser scored in the first period for Cable Eight and it wasn't until Jeff Marshall's goal in the second that Green Machine was able to reply. Bill Bird and Mike King scored twice for Cable Eight in the second period. Bantams Goals by Mark Therrian and _ Paul Sallows broke a 1-1 tie for Whalers in their game with Toros, a 3-1 win. Mike Cordona put Whalers into a tie with Toros after Brian Cadeau opened the scoring at 1:36 of the first period. Sharks scored three times shutting out the Colts, Monday December 5. Steve Galloway scored twice for Sharks and Kelly Brown managed a single point. Roger Schandlen earned the shut-out in the Sharks net. Colts came back for a 1- 1 tie with Toros Monday, December 12, George Potter gave Toros the lead for three periods until Steve Schandler scored in the third period to give Colts the tie. Bradley Myers manned the Toros net in the goaltenders duel, David Clark blocked shots for the Colts. Pee Wees In Pee Wee house league play, Leafs John Letherby broke a 1-1 tie with Canadians in the third period of their game, Thursday December 8. Steve Della Vedova scored Canadians only goal and Robert Elliot replied for Leafs in the second period. Tracy Bonneville went on a five goal rampage and beat Bruins almost by himself as Hawks easily outplayed Bruins for a 6-2 win. Peter Zeitel scored for Hawks with 31. seconds BLOW-IN ATTIC INSULATIONS CANADIAN ENER-SAV CO. LTD. COSTS LESS THAN "DO-IT-YOURSELF" The government insulation grant is still in effect! For more information, call 322-1582 ZN Gulf aw" LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE Gas * Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty for your 27 Queen St. W. Call RUSSELL HARGRAVE Insurance Agency ELMVALE, ONT. 322-2010 or 534-3149 Formerly W.P. Clute Insurance Agency, Auto., Farm, Home insurance? P.0.Box 486 NEW HOLLAND Farm Equipment BEATTY Pumpand Water €.- stems DORITY 428-2346 FARM SERVICE Monday, December 26 7:30 p.m. Penetanguishene Junior Kings take on Parry Sound in the King's first home game on the new Pen ice surface December 26 All day Rod's Doubles bonspiel gets under way at the Midland Curling Club. Main St. W.,Stayne '- ELMVALE Page 16, Wednesday, December 21, 1977 Bill Clark General Contractor Landscaping - Excavating Sand and Gravel Supplies - Water Haulage Bus. 322-2545 Top Soil - Septic Bedstone Crushed Road & Cement Gravel Snow Removal Telescopic Backhoe 19, 24, 36' Buckets Radio Dispatched __! Bernie Pilon Const. Elmvale 322-1051 HELEN'S FISH & CHIPS Formerly Dover Plaice under new management eHamburgs eBacon & eggs © Drinks Specializing in fish & chips Hrs. 7 am-7 pm. Queen St., Elmvale 322-1960 ROLFOTO 347 King St. ror KODAK PRODUCTS featuring... te HANDLE ONLY *38.00 left in the third period to cap the win. Colin Bidmead and Greg Stacey scored one goal each in the first period for Bruins. Bruins defeated Canadians 5-1 in their game of December 12 as goaltender Jack Yerux held off all shooters after Dave Gould's goal of the first period for Canadians. Scoring for Bruins were Greg Stacey, Mickey St. Amand, Shane Sallows, John Cook, arid Gary Bell. Ken Levine took the loss in net for Canadians. Atoms A tight defensive Struggle between Bruins and Canadians December 10 resulted in a scoreless tie. Novice Rangers Frank Robinson scored two goals to lead his team to a 5-1 win over Flyers December 10. Jerry Frankist, Shannon Secord and Jason Stewart scored once each for Rangers to run up the win after Jesse Perrault's lone goal ruined the shutout. In the second Novice game of the day, Devon Hanes scored three times and Jeff Blunt twice to give Seals a 5-3 victory over Sabres. Patrick Bowers scored twice for Sabres after Tim Jenkinson opened the scoring. ate case for a party Od Y The PoP Shoppe N * Trademark Registered POp Shoppes of Canada Limited Higway 27 & Hugel @ Midland MIDLAND TRANSIT REVISIONS 1. The Midland Transit buses will not be operating on the Mondays following Christmas and New Years Day., - 2. The diversion into the Huronia District Hospital is now included as part of the West Route, effective immediately. 3. 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