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canteens Plenty of action: that's the story when MSS senior gals play Bantams win one-lose one Midland Memories Restaurant Major Bantams played two exhibition games on the weekend, losing 3-0 Friday night, in Barrie and winning 5-0 on Sttulcned: anys ion Gravenhurst. In Fridays game against Barrie, the Midland squad out- played their opponents but were unable to put the puck past the Barrie netminder. Sundays game was a different story. The visiting Midland club dominated play. Mike Shaw, Jeff Bauley, Steve Bressette, Sleve "Newhouse and Neil Mount scored the Midland goals. David Kelly and Jon Nicholson shared in the 5-0 shut- out victory over Gravenhurst. Next game for Midland Major Ban- tams is Thursday night, at the Midland ice palace against Owen Sound. Late goa gives Kings tie with Cents! Jr. 'C' hockey pits cross-town rivals against each other BY RANDY BUTINEAU Game two of the cross-town rivalry between Midland Stoneleigh Centennials and Penetanguishene Junior Kings, ended ina 2-2 tie, Sunday af- ternoon, at Penetang arena. Midland outplayed the Kings for the first two periods, building up a 2- 0 lead. Cents' first goal came at the 8:07 mark of the first frame, On a power play goal by Peter Wright, from John Walter. Kings outshot the Cents; 8-6, in the first period. There was no scoring in a penalty. filled, second stanza. Kings once again outshot the Centennials' 13-12. In the third period, Midland made the score 2-0, at 6:28. Rob Rin- neard scored a_ short- handed mark, with Marlon Geiseler assisting. Penetang finally got on the scoresheet, at 14:52. Brian Abbott spoiled Midland goaltender, Chris Lemieux shut-out bid, with his unassisted goal. With just over a minute remaining in the game, Brian Forget seored a short-handed goal, at 18:54, to tie the score at 2-2. Abbott and Peter Roi assisted. Kings' outshot Midland 12-10 in the period and 33-28 in the game. Midland had itself a very successful weekend, grabbing three of a possible four points. Penetang, on the other hand, were upset 9-4 Friday night, by Parry Sound = and managed to salvage a tie with the Centennials' on Sunday. - Both clubs are in action Friday night, with Midland hosting Stayner and Penetang play at home against Oro. Both games begin at 8:30 p.m. IS YOUR KERO-SUN HEATER READY FOR A WINTER iT 1. Clean and adjust wick. igniting system. 3. Test and inspect batteries. 4. Clean and flush out the tank. 5. Inspect and test all safety devices. WY \ RS | FF TUNE-UP SPECIAL: WE DO ALL THIS FOR ANY KERO-SUN MODEL 6. Clean and 2. Test and inspect electronic justment assemblies. 7. Inspect and test burner head and after burner assemblies. 8. Final test burning operation with kerosene. New Low Prices On KEROSUN Model R-8 *169.95 Model R-10 *189.95 _Moonlighter *199.00 @ You'll get friendly, very professional service. Heaters Omni 85 *229.95 Omni 105 *249.95 Omni15 *159.95 ® You'll get clean, efficient, totally trouble-free heating. levers lubricate all ad- and linkage 11 Yonge St., Elmvale Don't be left out in the cold! Come soon to ELMVALE FARM SUPPLY Your Farm & Home Centre 322-1171 ISCOUNTED PRICES Clearly marked on the windshield of each car and truck 1 1 5% Financing 1983 ESCORT FS $6,500 3 Door, 4 cyl., 1.6 L., 4 spd. Stock No, E.5. 1983 LYNX FORMULA $7,100 '4 cyl., 5 spd. Stock No, LX24. 1983 RANGER 4x4 EXPLORER $10,300 4x4 Explorer. V6, std., 4spd., P.S., P.B., Stock No. RT16. Was $11,313.00. 1983 T-BIRD $13,270 Air cond., stereo, speed control, luxury interior. Stock No. BR4. Was $14,737.00 1983 COUGAR LS $14,700 Fully equipped. Stock No. CR15. Was $16,704.00. 1983 ESCOURT GT $9,400 5 spd., full gauges. Special seats. Stock No. 4. Was $10,430.00 SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION OF COLOR & OPTIONS WE NEED TRADE-INS THESE UNITS MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR '84 MODELS FORD | MERCURY | LINCOLN BOURGEOIS MOTORS ww. 472 Hugel Ave. 526-2278 Wednesday, November 16, 1983, Page 21