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ee ee ne ee Gervan Insurance Novices win three RICK erie: Midland's Gervan Insurance Novices have just come off a week that previews a bright future for these young hockey players. Starting last Wed- nesday with Elmvale, continuing on Saturday at Wasaga Beach and finishing up Sunday in Midland against Meaford, the Midland crew have shown an awesome scoring punch while holding opponents to a minimum of goals. Coach Rick Larmand is very pleased with the effort and unselfishness of his young charges. He feels that their willingness to make that extra pass combined with aggressive back- checking are the main reasons for the high goals for and low goals against. Against Elmvale last Wednesday, Midland staked the Elmvale crew to a 1-0 lead early in the first before tieing it up just before the buzzer when Pat Brooks banged home a James Boyd rebound. In the second period Midland took the lead when Joey Rooney finished off a passing play which included Mark Lar- mand and Peter Tumber. In the third period Midland opened the scoring with a fine end to end solo effort by Lots of defensive help Jamie Waltenbury (19) moves in to help clear the puck as goaltender Dave Birkett it for Walker's attempts to smother % Electric in Bantam House League play at the Midland Arena Sunday night as the two players on the right seem to be having a discussion perhaps on the state of the world. After the boys finished their little talk, Walkers nipped the Free Press 4-3. Duquette's blast Piitz 10-3 In Georgian Bay Men's Hockey League: Sunday night in Penetang, Jory I.D.A. shut out Jug City 3-0. Vince Ladouceur tallied Midland bounced in weekend contests S. Charlebois Midland Midget B's lost a pair of matches last weekend in Penetang. In the first contest Saturday, Midland allowed Aurora a 2-0 first period lead before they tallied with just 1:20 left in the period. Wayne Desjardins from Mark Dubeau made it a twice for the victors while Pat Belanger added a singleton. Each team received three minor penalties. In another contest, one goal difference, but Aurora struck again with only 51 seconds remaining to take a 3-1 lead into the second frame. This time Midland drew first blood as Keith Lortie found the mark from Richard' Ronald. Aurora then struck for three more before Duquette's scored five times in both the first and third periods enroute fo a _ 10-3 drubbing of Piitz Builders. Dave Genier Midland could regroup. Wayne' Desjardins notched his second of the match at 4:46 with help from Tim Dion and Robbie Desroches. Charlebois again opened the scoring in the third as Keith Lemesurier hit paydirt at 13:45 with assists on the.play going to Rick --Coemmunity------_ ----€atendar Nov. 15 ~Annual tea and Christmas bazaar sponsored by Women's Association of Knox Presbyterian Church, Hugel Avenue, Midland, auditorium, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 16 Port McNicoll Anglers and Hunters fall dance, Port MeNicoll Legion, music DJ Pat and Judy, $8 per couple. Tickets from members, at the door, or telephone 526-7156 or 534-7312. Nov. 15 Dec.1 Bazaar and tea of Quota Club of Huronia Midland Senior Citizens presents' holiday Club in Senior Citizens fashions, 2 p.m., building, First Street ballroom of the and Hugel Avenue, 2 Highland Inn. Fashions p.m. to 4 p.m. from tots to moms. GEORGIAN BAY Selected ISLANDS WINDSURFING WINTER JACKETS 25% OFF WET suits 25% orr 345 King &., Midland 526-5334 Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus, dessert buffet after the show. Tickets are $5.50 for adults, $2.50 for children under age 12. Fashions by, and tickets on sale at Boutique Marie Claire, and Gignac's Children's Wear, or from any club member. paced the attack for Duquette's as he not- ched a hat trick and assisted on two others. Brian Forget tallied twice and recorded a Knibbs and Dion, but couldn't hold off the powerful Aurora for- wards as they scored twice more before the period ended. In Sunday's contest, the AA Owen Sound Midgets offered the opposition and they wiped out Midland 10-1. Tim Dion accounted for the only Midland marker. Although Midland were thoroughly trounced in both weekend contests the opposition in both games were from AA centers. The com- petition will likely become an invaluable aid before playoff time arrives. These boys will be heard from yet. pair of assists, while Dave Lefaive amassed five points on a goal and four helpers. Ken Lacroix with two and Terry Pilon were the other Duquette marksmen. Larry Grenier, Bill Arbour, and Willie Belanger replied for Piitz. Dial-a-Movie scored six unanswered tallies in the second period to take an 8-5 decision over Stewart's T.V. Kelly Sine notched three for Dial-a-Movie, while Dan Cousineau offered a pair. Ward Barron, Mike Jones, and Allen Geere contributed to the cause. Brian Ramler had four assists in the game. Wally Burko, Paul Lalonde, Gerry Hewitt, and Dave Wood with two accounted for Stewart's scoring. Bill Puddicombe was named as the League's Mitsubishi player of the week. Young Drivers of Canada | Midland/Penetang| * YDC GRADUATES ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO 44% DISCOUNT ON AUTO INSURANCE * COURSE FEE IS INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE * VISA ACCEPTED Next Evening Course starts Dec. 3 Tues & Thurs 6-9 p.m. for 4 consecutive weeks Day Course Dec. 30-31 Jan. 2 & 3 For information, brochures and course schedules call: Mali lididh life 526-8500 Over 150,000 graduates recommend us 303 MIDLAND AVE., MIDLAND Young Drivers of Canada The Leaders in Driver Training Coast to Coas* Jonathon Deacon. Elmvale narrowed the gap to 3-2 before Midland scored four unanswered goals to put the game out of reach. James Boyd scored two goals, the first with assists by Pat Brooks and Jason Latour, the second unassisted. Mark Larmand scored with assists going to Peter Tumber and Lerene Best while Ryan Monteith added a single with the assist again going to Lerone Best. Fina! score Midland 7, Elmvale 2. In Wasega Beach on Saturday Midland again staked their opponents to the early lead but scored three times to make it 3-1 after one. Jason Latour opened the scoring for Midland on a pass from Jonathon Deacon and _ Kevin Lunnie. James Boyd added two solo efforts. In the second period, James Boyd scored another unassisted goal and Peter Tumber knock home a pass from Brent Lunnie' and Woody Duncan. Wasaga scored once in the second and it was 5-2 after two. In the third period Midland went wild, scoring six times. James Boyd notched three with singles to Mark Larmand, Joey Rooney and _ Ryan Monteith. Assists went to Tim Reidel, Lerone Best, James Boyd, Pat Brooks, Peter Tumber, Jason Latour and Kevin Lunnie. The boys from the Beach scored three times in the third and the game ended 11-5 in Midland's favour. At home against Meaford on Sunday, the home side showed ex- cellent goaltending and defense as Too Tall Quesnelle and Mikey Monnapso combined for the 3-0 shutout. The game was. exciting throughout with Midland just missing several chances to blow the game wide open. James Boyd opened the scoring in the first when he slammed home a Jason Latour pass. In the second, Kevin Lunnie took a pass from Joey Rooney and made it 2-0. Later in the second, Mark Larmand scored what proved to be the final goal of the game when he slid home a Peter Tumber pass. The third period had exciting end to_end action but no goals and Midland won. its third in less than a week. Deer hunter iS wounded in forearm by BRYAN BERRIAULT Huronia District logs first hunting accident: for the first time in its seven year history Huronia's controlled deer hunt was marred by a hunting accident. Each year more than 2,000 hunters take part ina four-day deer hunt. Until this year no hunting accidents had been reported. _ According to the Ontario Provincial Police, Elmvale Detachment, on Nov. 5 at 6 a.m., Randy Garrett, a 30-year-old man trom Barrie, received a shotgun wound to his right forearm. He was treated in Barrie Hospital and released. According to Ministry of Natural Resources, 23 stitches were required to close the man's wound. Mario Stefanin, a 49-year-old Brampton man, has been charged under the Fish and Game Act with careless hunting. The incident occurred on Con. 1 of Medonte Township. 2-way Music Search your desired selection a desired music passage 3-function LCD Display * Selection number * Remaining number of selections « Time (elapsed/remaining) 'il SONY. CD COMPACT PLAYER D-5A The Biggest Revolution in Digital Audio -- with the Smallest Compact Disc Player Ever! 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