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Marlin Peewees do well in tournament Midland Marlin Travel Peewees travelled to Saltfleet on the weekend to participate in their first Major Peewee tournament. The opening game saw the boys face Woolwich. Woolwich jumped out to an early lead, but Midland battled back and with only 38 seconds remaining held a 5 to 4 lead: With the face off in Midland's zone and some poor clearing in front of the net, Woolwich scored to put the game into over- time. In overtime, Midland applied the pressure, but Woolwich scored a sloppy goal from centre ice to win the game. Scoring for Midland was Gary Miller and Jim McLaren with 2 goals each and Sean Mcliravey with one. Midland next opponent was Port Colborne. The Midland squad began to settle down and showed a drastic improvement in a convincing 3 to 0 win with Shane Cooper gaining the shut out. Trevor Irvine playing an aggressive style scored two goals with David Forest his line mate scoring the other. Midland now had to come up against a strong Mooretown team. Midland was beginning to play hockey and for two periods dominated Mooretown and held a 1 to 0 lead on a goal by Jim McLaren. The line of Miller, Irvine and Forest were flying and were dominate every time they stepped on the ice. With 5 seconds remaining in the second period, the roof fell in, a Midland forward took a five minute spearing penalty and the Busy weekend in minor hockey action A total of 12 games were played in the Midland Minor Hockey League over the weekend as well as two exhibition games. In the tyke division, Jory's IDA downed Meatland 7-2, while Bertram Fuels won 5-2 Bourgeois Motors edged Remax 7-4 and Bike Shop came up 5-2 winners over Mr. Submarine. In atom action, A.E. LePage won a 6-4 decision over Milk Maid and Realty © World trounced Midland IGA had a big 8-1 win in their game against John's Catering. In the other peewee game played, Midland Police Association doubled the score on Midland Times 4-2. In the bantam division, Wye Heritage against Stoneleigh 10-2. ares Cowan's novice play, In Penetang Rec Hockey League action on Sunday, Commodore Hotel triumphed over Pollard's Refrigeration 9-3. Commodore's Paul Robillard found the target four times and combined on three others. Mare Duquette and Bill Beauchamp each beat the Pollard's | netminder twice. Joe Melynk rounded oul the scoring for Commodore with a | single. i Pollard's marksmen were Dave j Grenier, Ron Lalonde and Dave McConkey. In the second game of the night, Therrien's downed Hindson's 7-2. Construction of the peewee division 6-5 Marina~ squeaked by Smith's Mobile Homes and Walker's Duquette stays on top with tie Terry King got the hat-trick for Therrien's, while Bill Arbour, Jerry Lethbridge, Martin Maheau and Keith St. Amant had singles. Dave Lefaive assisted on four of the goals. Ken Edgar had the pair for Hind- son's. The final game of the night saw Duquettes and G Wilicers play to a 4-4 tie. Steve Kennedy notched a pair for Duquettes, while Wayne King and Rob Quesnelle had singles. G Wilicers got a pair of goals from Wayne Miller. Frank Hall and Pierre Genier added the singles. ae oe agg ee er A A mice apeelies ly Students of Huron Park School under ~ the direction of Helga Veall are busy preparing to stage Menotti's ""Amahl and the Night Visitors" on Dec. 11 and 12. Here Amahl (Cindy French) and his mother (Natalie Chenier) comfort each other in a duet. Photo: Brian Veail i YM n° 99, | 3 2 = | 5, " NGUIS | GLOVES | McGINTY Wed. to Sun. THE INN IS THE PLACE Don't Forget Sunday's Sunday Brunch 10 a.m. -2 p.m. Sunday Buffet 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. INN AT BAY MOORINGS 213 Fox St., Penetanguishene 549-3163 bottom fell out of the Midland attack. From then on Mooretown took over the play and with succeeding: penalties Midland dug themselves into a deeper hole. Mooretown won the game 2 to 1 and eliminated Midland from further play. Jim McLaren was selected the top defen- ceman in the tournament out of eight teams and was selected to the All Star team. Two other players, Gary Miller and Trevor Irvine played excellent hockey during the Tour- nament. Electric came on strong game. control the puck and was_ played which with a 90 win over 2 came up 3-1 winners _ resulted in a 8-4 victory Sullivan Trucking from On Sunday, Sullivan over Free Press. for Mr. Grocer over Barrie in an exhibition Trucking. managed to Only one midget game Midland Buildall Christmas greetings Santa's coming early for shoppers with cars _ The next time you see Midland's Traffic By-Law Officer, Brenda Caley, leaning over your car to put a ticket under the wiper, don't automatically reach for another 5 cents. It's very likely that she has already put that extra 5 cents in the meter and that the festive coloured ticket says, "Merry Christmas. Your meter was expired, but through the generosity of your Midland Parking Authority and the members of the Midland Town Centre BIA you were given an additional 15 minutes on your meter in order for you to complete your shopping. Thank you for shopping downtown Midland." The unusual turn of events commenced Friday and will continue throughout the Christmas season. Although the BIA conducted similar parking @9909090909090009090' ROXY TWIN THEATRES 526-5791 ROXY A Starts a, y Soldier's Story 7and9 et OS Pe ee ee | eee a a ne ee ee ROXY 2 Fri-Sat. Nov. 30-Dec. | AP FONGE Dey ys Ee. diets Special Fri. Matinee 1:30 Jungle Book Sat. Matinee 9:30 & Il a.m Sally Ann Tin Can Show Sun. Dec. 2 to Thurs. Dec. 67:15 High Schoot Fri-Sat Nov. 30-Dec. 1. 7:15 fy 228Steeamawy Sat. Matinee -2 p.m. Free All Cartoon Show Sun. Dec. 2 to Thurs. Dec. 6 NSE BODY DOUBLE @ Starts Friday 7:15 .s EDDIE AND iio) ee \ CRUISERS Oi Starts Wed. Dec. 5- Beverly Hills Cops At Babcock Theatres Buy One Admission, 'Get One in FREE with coupon Tuesday night only Sponsored by Midiand Penetanguishene Citizen and Babcock Theatres Not Valid with any other coupons Not valid during any school holidays Times - rebates downtown sporadically last summer, it was Caley's idea for a 50 50 cooperative venture with the Parking Authority, making it easier for people to shop downtown. BIA Manager Liz Downer is very pleased by the new spirit of cooperation between the Business Improvement Area and the Parking Authority that began at their first ever official joint meeting two weeks ago. 'Improving downtown parking is one of the challenges we can do something about,"' she says. Complete Banquet Facilities (Reserve now for all those important functions) | Christmas, Banquets & Weddings etc. Balm Beach Rd. Midland Coming attracton GOOD ------ Friday, December 21st *12.50 per person includes Hot Smorgasbord served 7-9:30 p.m. & Dance Tickets on sale at: Country Mil Jbhnstone's Music Land, Bestway Rentals oae Book early for Mini-Christmas Parties 2-100 people eee Pre-New Year's Dance Sat., Dec. 29 Music by SILHOUETTE *28.00 per couple includes Hot Smorgasbord & Dance G6 New Year's Dance _ Mon, Dec. 31 Music by © 'MEMORIES _ per couple includes wie ley ews Dance -Wetin#day, November 28, 1984, Page 27