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ey Pee er Trotting team Susan Van Klink and her horse Susan's Treasure earned a first-place finish in the Open Pleasure Hack competition al Sunday's Beginner and Hunter Schooling Show at Canter Call Equestrian Centre in Perkinsfield. It was the first combined beginner-hunter event for the centre. Trail clubs not cut off The Ontario govern- Resources. ment will provide some measure Of assistance to winter trail clubs for the maintenance and development of snowmobile and cross- country ski trails for another year, says the Ministry of Natural The province's snowmobile and cross- country ski trail clubs were recently notified by the ministry that grants, offered since 1974, were now being discontinued. ANNOUNCEMENT 'Ken Wells Burner Service is now owned and operated by Dennis Truax. Oil Burner Service For appointment, | call 526-7357 24 hr. service 526-9914 GUARDIAN DRUGS Page 14, Wednesday, November 4, 1981 4+ BEue sense ad a ee ONS ie id by Garry Forbes Tom Garner is con- vinced he has the best team on the Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey League circuit. Come S-in. dvasy in Penetanguishene, he says he'll prove it. Coach Midland Centennials romped to their third and fourth straight victories--a 9-4 win Over the Parry Sound Shamrocks Friday in Midland and 9-5 over the Huskies Sunday in Haliburton--and into a tie for the league lead with local rival Penetanguishene Kings. And, ina superb bit of scheduling sure to soak the rivalry's fire with plenty of fuel, the two meet Sunday at 7:30 p.m. al Midland Arena. The Centennials have come alive of late witha quelling of their penalty-getting --_ prob- lems and a total team effort highlighted by the scoring talents of Noel Sorry Folks... WE GOOFED! Our recent advertisement showed us at 554 Hugel Ave., but we haven't moved! INSURANCE Services Limited Still located at 544 Hugel Avenue Phone 526-3721 for "ALL THE CHOICE IN THE WORLD" Garner's- WHITFIELD'S PHARMACY. COMING 1! Cents continue > drive with two wins McEachern and Paul Hahn. McEachern scored four goals Sunday and three Friday. Hahn contributed two each game. Single goals on the weekend were had by John Walter, Ed Cooper, Calvin Sine, Craig Brown' and Dwayne Story. Overshadowing the team's prodigious of- fensive output and defensive sheen, however, is the Cen- tennials' very recent knack of keeping a lid on their glowing tempers. Midland was far ahead of any club in total penalty minutes gathered over' the season before last weekend and probably still are, but in the last three games they've only picked up 21 minors--less than their previous per-game average. Garner says the club has begun to realize its potential, and isn't Sat Nov. 1981 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 44th, RECEIVE ONE 3%.5 COLOR PRINT MounTeo - PU NEGATIVE * LiMiy FREE! x2 Phone 322-1011 Elmvale, Ont. going to let any silliness get in the way. "They know they can be the class of the league and starting to show it," Garner said. "If our guys want to play hockey, nobody will beat them. We don't give the puck away, you've got to take it off of them--and you've got to be pretty good to do it." The Penetanguishene Kings are undoubtedly sure they can do it. In the first game of the season between the two times, they took the puck away enough times to register a 14-4 stomping. Garner is holding his line, however, saying they won't get away with that kind of abuse this time. "We've got a championship hockey club here,": he says. "And the players know tien Name , they're | Next to the wheel, the best invention Is Courtesy Rentals at 526-3777 24 hr. service Car & Truck Rentals VEHICLES Starting at $ 8.99 per day & Kms | *100.00 GRAND PRIZE Address Phone ee ee ee ee Rees erm comes cee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee T 8P.M.DRAW T¥ CHRISTMAS LIGHTS Turningon Ceremony -- Fri., Nov. 6at 7p.m. at the Library Parkette Entertainment Fill in the coupon above and bring it to the ballot box in the Parkette SPARKLERS ARE AVAILABLE at participating merchants. MIDLAND TOWN CENTRE MERCHANTS More CHOICE More VARIETY More for YOU