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a NE ASR -Gutdoors-- --"-- by Bryan Berriaulr- If 1985 is any indication of things to come, '86 should be a bumper year for fishermen in the area. No less than two fishermen from the area have ended up in the top 10 of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters Molson Big Fish Contest. What adds even more class to their finish is the fact that both fish were entered in the live release categories. Both fish entered are still in the swim to reproduce and fight another day. Most muskie fishermen would hang a four-foot muskie on the wall for all to see but not Jeff Golisky. His 48-inch-long muskie with a 22.50 girth was good enough to finish 10th overall in the Molson Big Fish Con- test. Golisky is not about to give away his secret fishing hole other than the fish was caught in Georgian Bay in the Severn Sound area. A Toronto angler finished 13th with a muskie from the same area. Could be a honey hole for big muskies. For those who think Little Lake is fished out better think again. This year's winner in the live release category came from none other than our little gem. Mike Brammall from Midland, who literally lives on the lake, was waving around a spinner bait when the winning fish took hold. The winning largemouth bass measured in with a 22 inch girth and stretching out the tape to 24 inches in length. Most bass fishermen only dream of catching these giants. With this bucketmouth back in the swim it alone could become a tourist attraction at Little Lake. It's not easy finishing in the top 15th of the Molson Big Fish Contest. This fishing contest is open to all fishermen in Ontario and draws plenty of entries. First place finishers receive $150 in cash plus an Evinrude electric trolling motor and a Mitchell rod and reel. Number two receives $100 with third picking up $50. All top 15 finishers receive a Mitchell rod and reel. Entry forms can be picked up at most sport shops. These entry forms will give you all the required in- formation and every angler meeting the minimum size requirements for the class will be awarded a Michael Dumas print and a_ personalized certificate of participation in the Molson Big Fish Contest. Well, with '86 here it gives every angler something to shoot for. Even the angler who releases his fish has a chance in this contest. I can't wait for open water. Happy New Year from my clan to yours! there are a number of experienced players who will gladly teach you the basics of the * game. Ladies basketball Keport- starts up again on Thursday, Jan. 9 from If you are a 'rookie' en oe by holidays season. BRYAN PETER Come to the Civic Recreation Co-ordinator Centre between 1 to 4 Shuffleboard conti- p.m. on these days and nues Mondays and_ enjoya friendly game of Wednesdays at the Civic Shuffleboard. Centr after the Midland Recreational Hockey League Standings TEAMS W..L..-T..GF..GA..PTS..P/ M Garm's 9/2. 138104 32.219); 167 Lavin's Boe Ll sGaip alae 22 Hebner's 6 4 2 68 56 14 124 Barrelworks (eaten he. aie 1eeea PY Performance Dado els oe Oe mili d Td: Olympia 471 4 60 9 114 Top Hat 4 8 0 52 69 8 -103 Cedarview 3 9 0 30 82 6 99 Penetang Minor Hockey House League NOVICE DIVISION Midland Mr. Submarine 3 Penetang Hindson Marine 2 Todd Reynolds, Kevin Lunnie, Neal Marchildon, Adam Hervieux, Stephen Stoneman. PMCL 1 Midland Bike Shop 4 Shawn Marchildon, Mark Charlebois (2), Ryan Aspinwall, Jason Desroches. Hindson Marine 2 Windrifter 2 Neal Marchildon (2), Serge Moreau, Jason Cote. Beaver Lumber 2 PMCL 2 Greg Martin, Nolan Dubeau, Shawn Marchildon, George Cote. ATOM DIVISION R&R Sports 3 Friars 5 Don Pauze (2), Jason Dorion (2), Brent Reynolds, Matt Robillard, Shawn Gignac, C. Boucher. Games Plus 8 Beaver Lumber 4 Andy St. Amant (3), Tyler Byrne (2), Billy Mason, Jason Weatherell, Chris Puddicombe. Howie Monague (2), Glen Robillard, Todd Wonnacott. TYKE DIVISION Grew Boats 7 Penetang Legion 0 Scott Hartman (3), Benny Garraway (3), Scott Wylie. Tech Form 5 Elmvale 5 Brian Moreau (5), Lucas Watson (3), Chris Lilly, Aaron Lalonde. Tech Form 8 Penetang Legion 0 Brian Moreau (3), Aaron Dion (2), Michael Brooks (2), Jeremy Desroches. 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Civic Centre. You can come out any Thursday night for just $2 per person and get your exercise while having fun playing pick-up basketball. More adult programs are coming your way, starting in late January. The program line-up includes: beginner and advanced German, basic photography; leaded stained glass, oil painting, basic sewing, leather tooling, copper tolling, trim and tone fitness and cake decorating. Most programs run for 10 weeks with some going for eight weeks. If you are looking for something to do during the winter why not give one of these programs a try? : The programs are both interesting and educational. You can call the Recreation Office at 526- 4770 for further in- formation or visit the office, located at the Civic Centre. = Sports Injury Workshop -- sin up now-- MICHELE GOUETT Local coaches, managers, trainers and team volunteers have until the end of the week to register for a Sports Injury Management Workshop to take place at the Penetanguishene Arena (Brian Orser Hall) on Sat., Jan. 18. According to Arena Manager Ron Mar- childon, the "hands-on" workshop will provide the participants with the opportunity to learn about common injury conditions and how to handle these conditions on location. The course, which is being sponsored by the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation, will be instructed by Certified Athletic Therapist Everet VanBeek. ~VanBeek, the director of Athletic Training and Management at Sheridan College, has a long list of credentials which include being Athletic Therapist with the Canadian Olympic Team in Los Angeles in 1984, the Com- monwealth Games in Australia in 1982, and the Panam Games staged in Puerto Rico in 1979): The topics to be covered in the daylong seminar will include simulated emergency conditions, common muscle and bone in- juries, immediate care techniques, planning and organizational strategies, principles of injury prevention, and a general overview of protective equipment. Registration for the workshop, which will Cowan nets three Therrien's Furniture upended Commodore Hotel 6-2, Sunday in Penetang Recreational Hockey League play. Bill Arbour potted two for the victors with singles coming from Steve Bottineau, Ken Akerman, Jerry Borsa, and Terry King. Replying for Com- modore were Dave Park and Gary Lizotte. Hindson Marine snuck past G. Willicers by a 4-3 count. Larry Cowan notched a pair for Hindson while Steve St. Amant and Terry Spiker chipped in with single offerings. Frank Hall, Dave Robillard, and Bill Mundy accounted for G. Willicers scoring. In the final matchup of the day, Huronia Optical tripped up Memories 7-1. Carl Cowan recorded a hat trick to lead Optical with single' goals coming off the sticks of Bruce Guthrie, Steve Kennedy, Rob Quesnelle, and Terry Kennedy. Peter Robillard tallied the lone Memories' marker. Hindson Marine's Larry Cowan, was named Commodore Hotel Player of the Week. include some practical experience as well as demonstrations through slides, videos and written material, is only $10 and must be sub- mitted to Marchildon by Friday. oN cae a Taking home hardware President, Ralph Ironside of Midland Minor hockey, is pictured presenting the Championship Trophy of the Peewee Division to captain Dan Sibley after Midland Marlin Travel Peewees defeated Barrie 8-0 in last Saturday's Silver Stick Tournament held at Centennial Arena. Jan.8 : With the holiday season over, it's back to business for the Tiny Township Council. The five-member council will hold its first meeting of the new year at the Municipal Offices at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 8. AIScLlini's Mountainview Mall Midland WALK IN WITH $15.00 sil AND WALK OUT WITH THE STORE. We're kidding about the store, of course, but you'll get a lot of free goodies when you buy $15. worth of Merle Norman cosmetics. 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