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Marion has seven pointer In Georgian Bay Men's Hockey League action Sunday, Stewart's TV needed a late third period goal to eke out a 6-5 victory over Duquette's Electronics. The teams traded goals in the first and second periods with Pete Cote drawing first blood for Duquette's. Bruce Barron answered that one six minutes later for Stewart's. Burke Thompson put Stewart's in the lead before Pete Cote tied the game. Ken Lacroix and Dave Genier gave Duquette's a 4-2 third period lead. At 7:24 Steve Bottineau scored the first of three in a span of two minutes and 54 seconds to put Stewart's in front 5-4. Paul Lalonde hit paydirt again for Stewart's at 1:44 with their final goal of the game. Duquette's came back with one of their own 24 seconds later as Pete Cote completed the hat trick, but it wasn't enough as Stewart's hung on for a 6-5 victory. Village Square IDA Pharmacy tallied six times in the third period enroute to a 12-7 win over Piitz Builders. Martial Marion led the way for IDA with a seven point night including a hat trick. Pierre Belanger added six points on two goals and four assists. Pat Belanger added a pair of goals and two assists. Vince Ladouceur chipped in with a hat trick. Dave Miller and Ken Mitchell added singles to round out Village Square scoring. Bill Arbour tallied once and added three assists for Piitz while Robin Talbot found the mark twice. Don Lefaive, James Brunelle, Terry Archer, and Rod Stubel added single markers for the Builders. In the evening's final match, Dial-a-Movie jumped into a 2-0 first period lead but couldn't find the range from then on and went down to a 4- 2 defeat at the hands of Jug City. Paul Bonnin paced the Jug City attack with a pair, while Doug Duquette and Terry King helped with a goal each. Ward Barron and Kelly Sine accounted for Dial-a- ' Movie tallies. Georgian Bay Men's Mitsubishi player of the week is Pete Cote of Duquette's Electronics. GBMHL Notes: Mid- season draft will be held" Dec. 8 at Penetang Arena with a 2 p.m. starting time. To get on the draft list, phone Bill Puddicombe (549-8230) any time day or night. An answering machine will take the particulars. Deadline for the draft will be Hockey League -Fouching--Bases-- -The Georgian Bay Junior C All Star game will be held in Bolton this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. As coach of the All Star squad, Midland Stoneleigh midnight Dec. 6. Commodore Petras win season opener The Commodore Petras of the Ladies Hockey Rep Team were successful in their first encounter, outscoring the Huntsville score. After a scoreless first period, Jennifer Legault, assisted by Maureen MacKinnon, put the Petras on the Hurricanes by a 3-1 scoreboard at 10:21 of the second period. At 11:15 of the third period, Janice Holmes aided by Sandy McDonald, scored to make it 2-0 for the home team. The Hurricanes pressed but were only able to score once in the third period. Holmes assisted by MacKinnon and Legault, finished the scoring in the third to make the final score 3-1 for Petras. Petras travel to Parry Sound on November 25 for their second game of the rep team season and will be in Oro on November 29 their winning ways in Penetang-Midland Ladies Hockey League by outscoring the Brule Busters 6-0. Kathy Gardiner had a great game with two goals and two assists. Gail Latour also picked up four points with a goal and three assists. Nadia Robinson dented the mesh twice and also assisted on Gardiner's goal. Sandra Valade scored once and Norma St. Amand and Rita Gravel each picked up an assist. Goalie Gail Hamelin was consistent and scorers were Karen Pilon, Karen Graham, Dale Butt and Georgina Gage, with Graham, Butt, Mo MacKinnon, Darlene Pilon and Jenny Blue picking up the assists: The second period, Graham notched two goals to Stars one by Jennifer Bumstead to hold the lead. The third period again saw four goals scored. Holmes and Bumstead each scored once but were unable to get ahead as Graham and Butt each scored to make the final 8-6 for the Warriors. Goalie Bridget Brickles Centennial coach Ro players he wants on the team from nominations sent in from all the teams. Defenceman Drew Varley, goaltender Chris Lemieux, and forward Daryl Belcourt will be representing the Cents. Penetang Kings' netminder Kevin Steele along with Captain Alex McCarl were also named to the squad. The full team will be listed in Fridays' Huronia Weekend. Short | Term. Certificates 72% McConnell picks the at 7 p.m. recorded her third ida super job in net for shutout of the season. the Warriors, stopping a Most of the members The second game saw__lot of rubber. Patsy of this team played in the Woods Ice Warriors Laurin, goalie for the exhibition and defeat the Dial-A-Movie Stars, also played a 30-59 days tournaments against Stars tobringthesetwo solid game. : other rep teams last teams again to a tie for ae = games Bic . 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Woods' . 3 $s oe AWS A m , Standings W L PTS r Bp' Stoneleigh Sunbirds 6 St a2 Nowhere to go Dial-A-Movie 438 me ee nN : ' 4 Woods Ice Warriors 43 8 a Midland Commodores' John Farragher is well 1 guarded as he attempts to complete a pass in ceccot ne Busters G 4 (te MARC MAURICE the municipal Georgian Bay Men's Basketball action at MSS Raaraaniines Dial-A-Movie 33 5 38 Bus: 534-7251 savings & loan corporation gym last week. Stayner Mistics totally dominated Gail Lato Sto leigh Res 526-8 454 _Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation the contest except for a portion of the game ai ur, Stone eig! 155 520 : 248 King St. (Just South of Dominion) 526-4296 between the end of the first half and the beginning ret rena Moo ace : eaeeeemem LOCKHART MOTORS Mountainview Mall 526-2273 of the second half, when Midland reeled off several Maureen eee ne) ie ae agi baskets in a row. Jennifer Legault, Stoneleigh 5 6 11 en Nadia Robinson, Stoneleigh aye idee) Wt Winter Programs 1986 Castex wins Last Saturday, the Monsignor Castex Girls Volleyball Team participated in the annual Simcoe County Separate School Tournament held at Twin Lakes Secondary School in Orillia. Seven teams from throughout Georgian College has openings in the following programs starting in January/February, 1986. All programs are offered at the Barrie ' Campus unless otherwise indicated. rr Business Administration ; General Business Fashion Merchandising School of Design and Visual Arts (First Common Core Year) Culinary Management ; f Resort and Hotel Operation & : Tourism Management (First Common Core Year) : Civil/Resources Engineering Technology j Mechanical Engineering Technology ' Electrical Engineering Technology ! General Arts and Science (Barrie and Owen Sound) Coming!!! Watch Friday's paper for full details on Our Discount SPECTACULAR! up to 0%. On all Women's Casual & Dress Shoes in our entire Stock! * the County were represented in this invitational tournament. Castex girls faced tough competition from * Monsignor Lee School in Orillia in 'the semi- { finals, and St. Monica's School from Barrie in the finals. Of the twelve matches played, the Castex girls won 11, to win the championship. The team was led by Modified Nursing Program (admission restricted to health services personnel) (Owen Sound) Pre Health Science Program Captain Jennifer e } Balabuck, al ith = Noreesa he EAs n C u m m | ng- N icho | Ss re) n For information on start dates contact the Registrar's Office at Heather ~ McGregor, , (705) 722-1511 or call toll free in Ontario Tabatha Leblanc, Cindy 239 King St. * 526-5861 1 800-46 1 9696 Quesnelle, Leanne = = ~ Store Hours:9 to5:30 daily; Hrizo, Sherry Langley, ; : ' emir Ba bie Fri. to7; Mon. 10 to 5:30 Ga ae | Meredith Forrest. 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