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---- Most Happy Fella The chap with the longest arm in the world is Ted Ross, runner-up in last weekend's Celeden Studios Bonspiel at the Penetanguishene Curling Club. The bevy of beautiful girls are from left, Marita King, Ann Ross, and Mary Smith. They provided the skill that projected Ted to his two game win and put the smile on his face. Se Realty World beats IGA Peter Tumber con- tributed to all of Realty World's scoring as they upset Midland IGA 7-6 in the Midland Minor Hockey MHouseleague Atoms Divison. In the other Atom game, Police blanked Little Generals 2-0. In the novice division, Remax clipped Royal Lepage 2-1 while Bourgeois defe ated Bike Shop 2-1. Tyke play saw Mr. Sub hold on for a 2-1 win over Jory's IDA and Dynasty Inn blanked Bertram Fuels 5-0. The midget Kinsmen in three games on the road, overpowered Tott enham 5-0, defeated Thornton 6-4, but dropped a 4-1 decision to Schomberg. Tumber got' three unassisted goals, added a ° fourth and assisted on the efforts by Kevin Borsa, Craig Parkhill and Steve Stoneman. Respo nding for IGA were Cory Bath with two, Adam McCarthy, Tim Reidel, Dan ny Cowan and Jason Devillers each with one. Ron Hutchinson and David Oster Scored for Police, Chris Graham got the shutout. Darryl McGibbon and Brendan Mackell tallied singles for Remax with the reply for Lepage being made by Darryl Aylins, Lee Marion and Kyle Patterson each netted two goals for Bourgeois with Gregory Spiker getting the lone Bike Shop goal. Mr. Submarine got scor- ing efforts from Joseph Smitten and Jeffery Latour, M.J. Gallagher got the Jory's marker. Dynasty's John Walker put in two scoring efforts with singles from Scott St. Amant. Jonathon Lavechia and J.J. Gagnon. In Tottenham, the Kinsmen got goals from Dave Duvall, John Kraf tscik, Chris Rolly, Kurt Jef- fery and John O'Rourke. In Thornton the tallies came from Jeffery and O'Rourke who got two each and Chris Kel ly and Anthony Irvine who put in singles. At Schomberg Kelly netted the lone Midland goal. The new ice schedule is out and the following are times for the coming weeks Midgets practice Thursday * 7-8 a.m. Cowan's Construc- tion peewees practice Fri- day 7-8 a.m. Friday. Later Friday, Police. and IGA atoms practice at 4:40; followed by mini-tykes at 5:30; major tykes at 6:30; a peewees game between Cowan's and Penetang at 7:30; a Bantam game bet- ween Walker's and Coll- ingwood at 8:30 and a midget game bet ween Kinsmen and Alliston at 8:30. On Saturday, Novice Bourgeois and Lepage teams start at 6:50 a.m.; Novice Remax and Bike Shop at 8:30; Atom Police and Penetang at 10 o'clock; Atom Little Generals and Realty World at 11 o'clock; Mini -Tykes at noon; Tykes Mr. Submarine and Dynas- ty Inn at 1 p.m. and Tykes Bertram's and Jory's at two o'clock. Sunday, the following games will be played- Kinsmen Midgets against Borden at 7 p.m.: Times against Coldwater Peewees at 8:30; Wye Heri tage Ban- tams against Smith's Mobile at 9:30 p.m. Monday, John's Catering meets Penetang at 6 o'clock. Tuesday, Little Generals and Realty World practice from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. Lists for $22,000 YOURS FOR ONLY 1987 Cutlass Salon 2 door, black with maroon trim - loaded, T-bar roof, P/W, PIL, air/cond., c/control, 305 V8, cassette. $18,800 Tom Smith Chev. Olds. Ltd. Okismobile ~~ SYMBOLE D EXCELLENCE MARK OF ERCELL EE _ 824 King St., Midland 526-0193 835-3813 Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 8 a.m. --7 p.m.; Fri. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Pee Wees lose The Penetanguishene Driftwood Major Pee Wees split a pair of games over the past weekend . Saturday, Driftwood travelled to Parry Sound and skated to a convincing 16-3 win. The scoring parade began after only 25 seconds into the game when Raymond Dupuis connected from Shawn McConkey. Dupuis scored his second goal ten minutes later to give his team a 2-0 lead after being set up by Dwayne Johnson. Tim Mason scored an unassisted goal with just better than a minute left in the first period to stake Driftwood to a 3-0 lead. Driftwcod continued to score at will in the second period and it was Shawn McConkey who started the scoring with the assist go- ing to Shawn Gignac at the 2:39 mark. Less than three minutes later, Scott Cumm- ings made it 5-0 when he scored from Charles Secord and McConkey scored his second goal at the 5:27 mark to up the score to 6-0 before Parry Sound scored their first goal of the game. McConkey's goal was assisted by Raymond Dupuis. The home team scored its second goal 38 seconds later to narrow the gap to 6-2, but Tim Mason scored his second goal two minutes later after he was set up by Dwayne Johnson. With only 1:40 remaining in the second period, Scott Cummings scored his se- cond goal to give Drift- wood a commanding 8-2 lead and once again it was Charles Secord who was credited with the assist. The third period began with Parry Sound scoring the first goal, but after that it was all Driftwood. Leading the barrage was Donald Pauze after he took a pass from Dwayne Johnson. Minutes later, McConkey completed his hat trick when he scored an unassisted goal. Only 40 seconds later, Andy St. Amand scored the first of his two goals with the assists going to both Cum- mings and Dupuis. Tim Mason completed his hat trick three minutes later when he was set up by Secord. Raymond Dupuis likewise completed his hat trick on a pretty individual effort. Not to be outdone, Scott Cummings joined the hat trick club minutes later when he was set up in front of the Parry Sound net by line-mates Mason and St. Amant. Dwayne Johnson cashed in on the scoring late in the period and this time it was McConkey's turn to assist on the goal. Andy St. Amant finished the scoring for Driftwood with only 2:26 left in the game and Adrian Maurice drew the assist on the final goal which gave Penetang their biggest offensive victory of the season. However, Driftwood's game with the Owen Sound Pee Wees was a somewhat different outing. Although Driftwood scord the first goal when Tim Mason scored from Charles Secord and Scott Cummings, the game teetered back and forth - After the home team tied the game late in the first period, Driftwood's Shawn McConkey gave Penetang the lead 29 seconds into the second period after he blasted a hard shot from the blue line that beat the Owen Sound Netminder. Owen Sound tied the game and then went ahead by a goal before McConkey scored again to knot the game 3-3 after he was set up by winger Shawn Gignac. Owen Sound scored the next two goals to pull ahead by a 5-3 score in the third period, but Shawn Gignac's goal at the 12:13 mark narrowed the margin to 5-4. Both McConkey and Raymond Dupuis were given assists on Gignac's goal. COME, TIME (ji) TaN ( Sainte-Marie among the Hurons (1639-1649) DISCOVER THE ROOTS OF CHRISTMAS IN ONTARIO December 5 © 6, 1987 12:00 noon to 5.00 pm A Christmas of candles and firelight, $1.50 Children and Seniors Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Ontario song and story telling, Outdoor fun, greetings and gifts from another time. For INFORMATION call (705) 526-7838 The café will be open Co-sponsor of Friends of Sainte-Marie $3.00 Adults Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Skm. east of Midland on Hwy. 12 Wednesday, December 2, 1987, Page 21 4 4 f