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Brown' s outshine Sta) Stayner 8-2 DOUG eae Nov. 2 proved to be a good day for the opening game of the 1984 / 1985 season of the Brown's Red and White Food- master Peewees, as they trounced the Stayner club 8-2 at the Stayner arena. Elmvale_ scored quickly and im- mediately took control of the game with their first marker by Robby * Conn, unassisted, before the 2 minutes mark. This was only the first of a7 point night by Conn who had 6 goals and 1 assist. At the halfway point of the first period Robby Conn scored his second goal on a set up by Chris Jacobs. This was followed quickly by Conn's third marker, again unassisted. Some excellent passing work around the Stayner net resulted in Elmvale's fourth goal by Conn with assists going to Doug Beardsal and Andy Lee. The middle period opened with Elmvale continuing the pressure and quickly raising the score to 5-0 on a fine goal by Doug Beardsal assisted by Conn. At this point a goaltending change was made for Elmvale, and a well deserved round of applause was given to Kevin Fay for his shut- out play during the first Bantams take their game on the road half of the game. Kevin is a newcomer to our area and will be an important asset to this year's team. Paul Dempster took over the goaltending duties and immediately was called upon to make some fine saves as Stayner seemed to find their second wind and began to press. Stayner's persistence finally paid off early in the third period when a scramble in front of the _by KEITH ROSSEL Elmvale Hapamp Limited Bantams played three games so far this season. All have been on the road. After edging Angus 3-1, Elmvale was defeated 7-2 by the Midland Major team. Last Friday in Stayner, the boys dropped a 5-3 decision. The team this year is being handled by Doug Kirton, Dave Jamieson, and Richard Belanger. Scott Archer, Todd Belanger, Kevin Hubbard, and Jim Pottage patrol the bluelines. Centres for the team are Chuck Adams, Donnie Robertson, and Tim Jacobs. Joey Beltrame, Jeff Hubbard, and Scott Kirton are the right wingers. Left wingers are Steve Dove, Derek Haines, and Jamie Grant. Elmvale's netminders are David Margison and Mike Rossel. As yet, the boys still don't seem to be able to put it all together. At various times the goaltending has been brilliant, the defence has cleared the puck well, and the forwards have exerted good pressure in the opposition's zone. However, these three elements have not been done consistently for any of the team's three games so far. The game against Stayner offered some op- timism for the rest of the season. The boys wanted to play well against their old rival. Rossel was very steady in the net when he stood up against Stayner's attack. Stayner's game was neutralized only when Elmvale's forwards passed crisply and backchecked tenaciously. Elmvale's defence was effective only when they cleared the puck quickly from their zone and when they moved the Stayner forwards out from in front of their netminder. The coaches hope the boys will be able to put these three elements together for an entire game. The Bantams home opener will be this Friday at 9:30 against Stayner. IGA and R & R knot match 6-6 Penetang IGA and R and R Sports played to 6-6 tie last Saturday. Jason Dorion was the big shooter for IGA with three goals, while Norm Robitaille was the big gun for R and R, also with three. Charles Secord, Tyler Byrne and Kirk Ruston were the other IGA marksmen while Roland Robitaille, Raymond Dupuis and Chris Brooks added singles for R and R. In the other game played, Friars had an easy 7-4 win over Driftwood. Shawn McConkey dazzled the Driftwood net- minder with four goals. Peter Cruise had a pair and Ryan Pike had a single for Friars. Scoring for Driftwood were Dwayne Johnson with a pair and singles going to Cena Boucher and Tod Richie. net resulted in Stayner's first goal by Scott Kane assisted by Chris Johnson and Troy Kuuter. The Stayner squad kept up the attack but time and again were stopped at the blueline by Elmvale's excellent defensive work. Elmvale got back in the groove and netted their sixth goal, by Robby Conn assisted by Joe Van Laarhoven. One minute later it was 7-1 on Doug Beardsal's second goal of the night from a nice pass by Darren Haines. Stayner took ad- vantage of a _ short Elmvale letdown to come up with their second goal by Pat Armstrong from Scott Kane. With only six seconds to go in the game, Robby Conn made one more end to end rush that finished off the scoring for Elmvale's convincing win. With many _ tough matches ahead, coach George Conn will see to it that the boys attempt to continue their win- ning ways. Coach Conn is ably assisted this season by an excellent back-up staff consisting of manager Al Beardsal, assistant manager Dan Clement, and Kevin Steele who will be working closely with the goaltenders. Hockey fans are advised to come and see the next exciting game of the Elmvale Peewee A's as they play a home game re-match with Stayner at 8:15 p.m. Friday, November 9. The first rule of playing Brian Dorion demonstrates the finer points in- volved in winning a dart game. From the looks of things, Brian never takes his eyes off the target. It seems that concentration is the key to winning a game. Recently the Midland and District Dart League came into existence with games being played every Monday night. Get the point? Play darts! Anyone interested in following the fine art of darts will welcome the news that the Midland and District Dart League has been formed. Teams in the league are Midland Legion, G Wilicers, Commodore Hotel, and the Port MeNicoll Legion. In the first matches Midland Legion squeaked by the Commodore Hotel 11-10, and Port MeNicoll edged G. Wilicers 13-8 in games played Oct. 29. In Monday night's action, the Port MeNicoll Legion pulled off a 12-9 win over the Commodore Hotel, while G. Wilicers narrowly defeated the Midland Legion 11-10. Each team is made up of four players and total points determine who gets the two points in league standings. The league plays right through till March. At that time playoffs will occur and trophys will be presented. Next Monday the Port McNicoll Legion takes on the Midland Legion, while G. Wilicers goes against the Commodore Hotel. : Atom B's win opener: Let's hear it for the boys eo ROSSEL The Elmvale and District Lions Atom B hockey team _-- suc- cessfully opened their North Simcoe House League season with a thrilling 2-1 victory over the Coldwater Atoms. Damion Battista scored both Elmvale goals. Matt Wickett had two assists. The Elmvale squad is being coached by Mike Jacobs. Danny Belcourt and Mike Stone are his First 10-goal scorer Terry Spiker scored three times in Penetang Rec Hockey League action Sunday night to become the first 10-goal scorer in the league. Spiker's team, Hindson's Marine, went on to defeat Dugette's 7- 2. Other Hindsgn marksmen were Grant Quesnelle with a pair and singles going to Bob Dion and Larry Cowan. Ken Desjardins and Garry Preston notched goals for Dugettes. Pollards skated to an easy 8-0 victory over 'Therriens. Dave Grenier and Mickey Perrault had two each for Pollards, while Ron Lalonde, Rick Lefaive, Paul McDonald and Jamie Robitaille added singles. Mike Duquette played superb between the pipes for Duquettes. Commodore Hotel managed to edge G. Wilicers 3-2 in the only other game played. Commodore's Kim Homestead got all three goals for the team. Greg Arbour and_ Kick Desjardins had the two G. Wilicers markers. assistants. Already so early in the season the Elmvale team's major characteristic seems to be a superb effort. Jeff Van Koltschoten centres one line with Phil Rossel and Shawn Griffen are the wingers. Battista's wingers are Wickett and Mark Rossel, who also earned an assist on the first goal. The defensive pairs of Scott Belcourt and Jason Cowan as well as Jason Stone and Andy Giffen played well as they consistently cleared the puck from their own zone. Goalie Jamie Jacobs made several fine saves to prevent Coldwater from gaining a tie. The coaches believe the Elmvale team will continue to improve if they put forth as much effort for the rest of the season as they did for their opening match. ~ by BONNIE ORR Midget, junior and senior Volleyball teams from Elmvale District High School travelled to Penetang on Thursday, Nove 1, veto. > play ""Olympic" style volleyball against Penetang, and' Le Caron. The midget and Junior teams defeated. EDHS team members said that they have benefitted greatly from playing on the team, and they are all eager to play next year. The Senior team from EDHS came out. vic- torious three times in the three games against were Penetang. This allows the team to have a chance to participate in the Georgian Bay Tournament. Wayne Allen, a senior player said, "I think we have a chance of doing well, as well as having the opportunity of gaining some great experience."' Nov. 9 Super bag rummage sale at 10 a.m. in St. Paul's United Church auditorium, Midland. Shopping bag full is $1, garbage bag full is $3. Bring your own bags. Farm Credit Société du crédit Corporation © agricole Canada Canada iv ANNOUNCEMENT 2 "fie arin, = Credit -- "Gor poration Canada an- nounces the ap- pointment of Craig Richards as Credit Advisor at its Barrie office. He will be ser- ving the farmers in the Twps. of Nottawasaga, Tiny, Sunidale, Flos, Vespra, Tay, Medonte, Oro, Orillia & Mat- chadash in the County of Simcoe and all the District of Muskoka. Mr. Richards may be contacted at 89 Collier St., Barrie, Ontario (705) 728-2235. va. 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