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LLL ALLIED AE lhe lls Where's the ref? It's a good thing that the game bet- ween CKMP Radio Raiders and Casual Heroes wasn't decided by this off-side call, or non-call, as it were. Player in back is clearly over the blueline as unidentified skating object in the foreground crosses the line. Fred Wallace and the Raiders skated (7) to a 4-4 tie with the aptly named Casual Heroes. Real winner was the area Big Brothers Association, as proceeds went to them. Penetang juveniles humble Midland 10-0 On Saturday the home team Penetanguishene Juveniles played Midland and came out on top of a 10-0 decision. Penetanguishene played a passing game, passing Midland players at every op- portunity. Jeff LeClair led the onslaught with three goals, while Jerome Ladouceur, David Grenier, and Greg Pilon all netted a pair. John O'Hara scored once. Assists were easy to come by as Ladouceur picked up four, Carl Weber had three, Curtis Lemesurier and O'Hara got two each. LeClair, Pilon and David Lefaive assisted once each. Chris Lethbridge got the shutout anda case of terminal boredom. B's win, tie by ARNOLD ae A Elmvale Bantam B's played two different teams from Oro on the weekend and realized nearly identical results. In the game at Oro Saturday, the home team went ahead on a goal by Jamie Christman assisted by Scott Lersigne in the second period. Elmvale went back ahead later in the same period on goals by Larry Amos, from Paul Bouzis, and Russell Lauzon from Larry Amos. In the third period, Elmvale upped the lead to 3-1 on Amos' second of the game, unassisted. Oro got one back when Peter Lowe put one in from Craig Gallagher on a nice play, but could not get the equalizer. In the game played Sunday in Elmvale, the local boys fell behind 2-0 in the second period. Gil Crawford from Brent Siemens, and Brent Siemens from Gil Crawford and Scott Carienter stunned Elmvale. In the.last frame, Larry Amos from Larry Lauzon and Kent Hubbard finally put Elmvale on the scoreboard. Scott Newman tied it.on a fine play, and that finished the scoring. This game was one for the books as no penalties were called. Kitchekewana Festival of the Arts THE NUTCRACKER.- Dec 15, 82-PSS THE BRASS COMPANY.-April 15, 83-MSS Tickets: Individual Series Adults $10 Adults $17. Sen. / stud. $8. Sen. / stud. $14. Available at Johnstone's MusicLand, Gignac's Children's Wear, Midland Secondary School. 18, &--m. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION 'Branch 68, Penetanguishene Ontario Will hold their annual "Ye Olde Tyme Faire" again on Friday, Dec. 17 from 8p.m.-1a.m. inthe Games Room. There will be a Turkey Roll - Crown and Anchor - Over & Under - Vegas Draw tickets and a special Lucky Draw every hour, with the Grand Draw at 1 a.m. All proceeds go to provide Christmas cheer to hospitalized veterans, residents in local nursing homes and feedy families in the community. Legi@mnaires and their friends are urged to support this legion project. Lacie Auxiliary will hold their annual Christmas Dance, Saturday, Dec. Admission $7.00 per couple Musicby Marcel Maurice MERRY CHRISTMAS - JOYEUX NOEL Page 38, Wednesday, December 15, 1982 Shamrocks shock Can ts Midland Centennials have had their modest . unbeaten string ended at three games. After tying the Shamrocks in the Sound on Friday night 5-5, Cents returned to the friendly confines of Centennial Single Rinks; only to lose to Parry Sound by 6-2. Friday, C's gave up three third-period goals, including one at the 18:29 mark, in surrendering the win to the pesky Shamrocks. Sunday Cents were never really in the game although the score was fairly close after two periods. Midland actually led for most of the opening frame, as Shawn Davy staked them to 1-0 lead at the 6:54 mark which lasted until Dave McNamara scored at the 19:18 mark for the Shamrocks. (With a name like that he should be captain of the team!) Doug Kirton scored an unassisted power- play goal at 2:01 of the second to give Midland a temporary lead. From here on in the score sheet belonged to the visitors. They tacked on three second- period goals, and two more in the third to take a soft 6-2 triumph. Captain Barron King scored twice for the Greej, while Shawn Beaumont, Roy Lovold and Kevin Barks scored singles. Friday, Cents built a 4-2 lead on goals by Doug Kirton (two), Davy, and Brian Garner. They let it slip away in the last period though, as three of six shots got by Chris Lemieux in the nets. Steve Bressette scored in third for Midland but it wasn't quite enough. Todd Jackson got two for Shamrocks, and Beaumont, McNamara, and McNamara, (Paul and Dave) tallied one each. Midland was outshot on Sunday by 42-36, but had the most on Friday night, 45-30. C-NOTES....Dwayne Latondress was the victim of Sunday's lethargic per- formance....Brian Garner is getting to be Ol' Reliable....Shawn Davy, hot at the start of the year and slightly cool since then, has shown signs of his old form lately....John Walter could play only one period on Friday night before retiring after his dental surgery earlier this week....Was Saturday the team's Christmas party?....Next game for Cents is a toughie, as they host Stayner Friday at 8:30 Rec hockey shootout A high scoring shootout highlighted the action in Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey League action on Sunday at the Penetanguishene Arena. In the goal-filled game, Dock Lunch tripped up Tilson's T.V. by a 9-7 count. Dock Lunch jumped out to a 5-2 lead in the first period, added three more goals in the middle frame, and then hung on for the win. Tom Gignac was player of the game as he got the hat trick to pace Dock Lunch. Kenny Edgar and Bill McIntosh each had two for the winners, while Martin McNamara and Rob Larmand scored one each. For Tilson's it was Gary Preston and Rob Quesnelle with two and Roy Ferguson, Paul Lefaive, and Steve Kennedy with singles. Gou are invited to: Hindson Marine scored a 5-2 win in the opening game of the day, paced by five dif- ferent scorers. Player of the game Roger Dusome, Mike Duval, Paul McDonald, Keith Press, and Dwayne Storey scored the goals. Moe Forget and Bob Monteith replied in a losing cause. Richard Lefaive was player of the game in the other match as he scored with just 1:46 left. in the game to give Pollard's Refrigeration a 4-4 tie with Chalet Sports. Sports led 4-1 in the last period before Pollard's stormed back for the tie. Other scorers for Pollard's were Mikey Perrault, Mike Orser, and Trent Maracle. For Chalet it was Ken Akerman, Keith St. Amant, Chris Anderson, and Martin Quigley with the goals. "Vous étes invites au: REVEILLON ! Al French Zanadian Christmas - Choirs - Dance. - Live Shows » - inour - Chorales - Quadrilles - Spectacles : ae 0 (0) Qafé Zhantant - Traditional foods - {Vets traditionnels Sat. & Sun. Dec. 18 &19 1:00 to 430 Free Admission at the : Historic Daval and Military Establishments Penetanquishene 'wT foyeux Tod © Entrée Gratuite aux Etablissements historiques navals et militaires Deputy Minister i "TY" % . 'i . oo. ° % . Vo-sponsordd by Parrainé par The Establishments and le Centre d'activités francaises | Pea