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Olympia rolls over Bike Shop 7-3 Midland Novice House League hockey action was fast Saturday at Midland Centennial Arena when Olympia Sport defeated Bike Shop 7-3. Double markers were scored by Gary Miller, Shawn Lalonde and Andrew Hoy for Olympia Sport with a single coming from Danny Reidel. Assists were given to Cory Asselin and Gary Lucky Striker's have good hold on first place Lucky Striker's of Sunday Sinner's Bowling League have a substantial lead in their league with 16% wins and 7% losses for 39 points. Alley Cats and Heavy Rollers are tied for second place with 12 wins and 12 losses for 28 points each. ~-- Young scores hat trick for Geo. David Young of Georgian Bay Real Estate in Midland's Atom Division House Seven Ups and Born Losers each have 25 points for a two-way tie for third place while Pat's Rats have 23 points for fourth. Dean Chapman has the high average for men at 213 while Stella McIntaggart has 184 and the high average for League scored a_hat trick in a game when G.B. defeated A.E. LePage Real Estate 4-3 ladies. Gerald Lesperance has the high single with and without handicap still with 365 and 350. Jim Bressette holds the high triple flat and with handicap with 878 and 959. Jim Bressette holds the high triple flat and Bay R.E. Saturday morning at Midland Centennial Arena. Young's third goal ESPSS girls play well in Orillia Monday Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School's three girls' volleyball teams travelled to Orillia Monday for games against Twin Lakes Secondary and Elmvale and District High School. ' ESPSS midget girls downed. Elmvale 15-9 and 15-10 but were forced to bow to Twin Lakes 15-3 and 15-13. ESPSS junior girls Cumming-Nicholson bonspiel full of surprises After the first two days of action in the Cumming-Nicholson Mixed Bonspiel at Midland Curling Club, there have been a lot of close games and a few big upsets. The first game took place between Bob Bell and Hank Coleman Monday and the Coleman rink made no mistake about their winning that game as they blanked the Bell rink 11-0 in eight ends of play. Other action for Monday included Bill MSS boys take two wins Midland Secondary School's midget boys' basketball team had a very successful day Saturday in Gravenhurst when they took part in a three team round _ robin tournament. MSS boys won their first game over Bracebridge 54-49, Bob Devine leading MSS with 11 points. Tim Grenier, Doug Woods and Bill Richardson each scored seven points in that game. MSS also took the ~ second game against Gravenhurst as they won that match 49-39. Tim Grenier and Bob Devine each scored 16 Junior girls undefeated Midland Secondary School's junior girls' volleyball team com- pleted their regular season undefeated, their last win coming Thursday in Elmvale. Midland juniors downed Elmvale 15-4 and 15-9 in their final two games. MSS midget girls won their first game against Elmvale 15-13 but dropped the second game 15-8. They then came back to win the third game and the match by beating Elmvale 17-15. Midland's _ seniors never seemed to get started and dropped their first game 15-8. They did come back to win the second game 15- 11 but fell again losing the final game 15-8. points in that game. Steve Bissen and Andy Franz both played good. defensive ball for Midland and the rest of the team supported their play with a strong offence. were defeated by Twin Lakes but came back to win their match over Elmvale. The senior girls from Penetanguishene _ beat Twin Lakes but were defeated by Elmvale. Howard over June Walton 7-6, Maurice Steffler over Bill Scott 8- 3 and Ken Milley over Keith Williams 8-4. On Tuesday, John Bourgeois and Del Thorpe tied 6-6, Jim Clark lost to Jim Shaw 13-3. Nelson Cote defeated Rod Reynolds 8-6. Kent Carstairs edged Doug Muxlow 7-6 and Leighton Smith gave up an 8-7 game to Chuck Walton. Action resumed last night and will continue tonight and all day tomorrow with a dance following the finals. Take a good close look at this..... with handicap with 878 and 959. For the ladies, Shirley Simmonds has the high single flat with 289 while Sherrin Sykes has high triple flat with 675. Marie Laurin has high single and high. triple with handicap with 345 and 797. proved to be the winning marker, coming in the last 26 seconds of play in the game. Sean Best also scored for Georgian Bay in that game, his first goal of the regular season. Scoring for A.E. LePage were Shane Nichols with two goals and one assist, Sam Buttineau with one goal and one assist and Andre Shoesmith with one assist. In the second game, Jory's IDA edged out O.K. Johnson 1-0, Scott Dewitt scoring the only goal of the game with Joel Heins assisting on the play. That goal came late in the third period, Michael Worth getting his fourth shutout of the season for Jory's IDA. The third game ended in a 1-1 tie between Midland IGA _ and McQuirter's Real Estate, Jeff Pilon scoring for midland IGA. Scott Mellvary assisted on Pilon's goal. John O'Rourke scored McQuirter's goal with Jeff Beauchamp assisting on the play. 1980 CHEVETTE 4-DOOR Features 4-cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radio, side mouldings, whitewall radial tires, full w wheel discs, only 20,343kms. Lic. PRH 860. CHEV-OLDS Formerly Roger Hunter Motors 824 King St., Midland Dial 526-3781 Miller. Scoring for Bike Shop were Steven Wright with three, Tan Romanowski and Joel Magnan scoring single goals. Jeff Callas stopped 10 shots in net for Olympia Sport. In the second game, IUE squeezed out a win over Clarke-MacDonald 3-2, Mike Maheu, Jeff Carruthers and Danny Sibley scoring for IUE. Brent Smith and Cory Hansen each recorded assists for IUE. Scoring for Clarke- MacDonald were David O'Hara and J.J. Pauze with assists going to Sean Lavin and David O'Hara. Kid's Stuff ousted Summer's Trophies 5-2 in the third game held Saturday. Scott Cooper and David Cooper each tallied up double goals for Kid's Stuff with Chris Jones scoring a goal as well. Chris Bales, Chris Jones and Scott Cooper each got assists in that game. Sean scored both Summer's Mcllravey Sean assisting on one of his Armstrong Trophies' goals with goals. Big win for Olympia Sports Midland's Olympia Sport Novice House League hockey team played to an 11-3 victory over Penetanguishene's Maple Leafs at Midland Centennial Arena Friday in an exhibition game. Gary Miller scored five goals for Midland with double tallies coming from Shawn Lalonde and Chris Larmand. Single markers came from Kevin Hemsworth and Jeff Callas while assists were handed to Chris Larmand and Cory Asselin. Roy Monday scored two goals for Penetanguishene and Jeremy Legault had one goal in that game. In Penetanguishene Arena Friday, Midland's IUE Novice House League team played an exhibition hockey game against Penetanguishene's Nordiques, the end result being a 2-2 tie. Danny Sibley ac- counted for Midland's two goals with assists going to Jason Nicoll, Dean Moreau and Cory Hansen. Scoring for' the Nordiques were Paul Watson and Keith Robillard. Assists were given to Derik Lotton, Steven Ritenie, Mark Piotrowski and Thor Hervieux. Dupuis top goalie Wayne Dupuis of Dock Lunch in Penetanguishene Recreation Hockey has captured top honours for goaltenders in that league, having only allowed 64 goals in the regular season. That gives him a 3.20 goals against average. 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Other cabinet styles also available. *26" picture tube/63-cm diagonal picture TED LIGHT'S TV SALES AND SERVICE 77 Main St., Penetang., Ont. 549-7978 Friday, February 20, 1981, Page 13 es aaa Bie cc ee owas iii 'nigiitiiadaimires , aw a --" ee