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the examiner Thursday Nov 1978 Ginny Gates of Barries Clifton Hotel Hustlers lines one up for spike in exhibition volleyball action at Georgian College Wednesday Hustlers clobbered the College team in what was their last exhibition match before they travel to Scarborough Sunday to begin their On tario Volleyball Association Senior schedule Examiner Photo CoOp edges Aurora Craig Brown scored powerplay goal with less than six minutes remaining in the game to lift Barrie UOI midgets to in over Aurora at Barrie Arena Tuesday tUl II are undefeated in YorkSimcoe league play and sport tour win one tie record Brown tiord MacPherson and Matt iariepy each picked up goal and an assist and other Barrie goals were provid ed by Shawn Saunders and Robb lhurott Andy Ayerst assisted on of the goals sports calendar THURSDAY IIKE Harrie Ilycis vs Whitby Iroquois in anadian Interna tional Hockey League action at Whitby Arena 8131 in Newmarket vs Barrie Allan ook juveniles at Eastviev Arena 713 Ill Sharon vs Harrie Green and Ross minor ban tams at Eastiev Arena HASKEIH II Midland Longhorns vs Stayner Mistics in Simcoc ounty Mens lritermediate Basketball League game at Stayner ollegiate Institute pm Lakers vs Sonics lfncolas vs Bucks Ill Barrie Mens Recreational Basketball games at Eastview Secon dary School FRIDAY HOCKEY hzito pm ambridge Hornest vs Barrie Flyers in ana dian International Hockey League game at Barrie Arena lunlopSt tizito pin ollingwoorl Glassmen vs Alliston Hornets in HA AIIIIUIIIHTIU Junior league action at Alliston Arena it pm Barrie liften Farm Equipment major bantains travel to Richmond Hill for YorkSimcoe League game Now you have TORONTO SKI SHOP EM here in Barrie cnoss COUNTRY SKI PACKAGE Fischer Europa fiberglass ski Rottefella binding Tonkin pole Reg SIIOJOV $1 1900 with Munari Helsinki boot Rog 4035 NEED JACKET For skating schooling shopping skiing We carry over leading manufacturers of down and fibrefill jackets up to 200 to choose from LADIES MENS JUNIORS 39 130 DOWNHIEL SKI RACKAGE K2 Ouickcut Ski Salomon 222 Binding Salomon Runaway Strap Reg 8895 with San Marco Cristallo Boot 95 Reg $25990 monovans SIPIOlUchalet cc jfij North Barrie Plaza Bayfield St 7373123 Open Mon Wed Sat 10 Thurs Fri l0 Defending champs win Oro overpowered by Kings Georgian Bay champions Penetanguishene Junior Kings handed Oro 77s 63 loss Wednesday at the 0m Township Community Arena The loss was 775 third in nine games in the Ontario Hockey Associations Junior league Jim Chute opened the scoring for 775 with powerplay goal from Murray Hadley but Kings came back with three in row to take the lead Oro tied the score in the se cond period on goals by Eric Cummings and Doug Shelswell but Kings replied with three more goals including short handed effort by Vince Decola midway through the third period Enzac Atoms win David Davies slapped in two goals and picked up an assist in Stroud Enzac onstruction atoms +3 win over Iak Ridges luesday at Stroud Arena Other Stroud goals came from Derek Harris and Semi Ricketts hris Gerrard Scan Newton John Kilpatrick and Garth lallin had one assist apiece Shane Ricketts and Steven Badertschon shared Strouds gmillendingduty The win boosted Enacs season YorkrSimtoe league record to three ins one loss Next game for the club is Saturday in Bolton CCM SUPER Kings goals were scored by Ross Walton Marc luquette Paul Robillard andlccola Wellington thrashes Electric Nottawasaga Electric became the latest victim of the Huronia Senior Hockey Leagues Wellington Hotel in 94 thrashing Tuesday at Angus Arena Ron Vermette scored three times for the Wellington win ners and singles were provided by huck McNicoll Bob Mc uaig Dan Brown Bill Edgerton Ted Mullin and Bob Lowe Larry Hastings and Pete Landch contributed two assists each Ted Dwyer led the Nottawasaga scoring with goal and two assists Jim Philip and Chuck Yoates were the other Nottawasaga marksmen Wellington collected 25 penalty minutes in the game plus one match penalty while Nottawasaga was assessed only eight minutes Giffen Bantams wtn first Barrie liffen Farm Equipment bantains started their YorkSimcoe league season on winning note downing lhornlnll 62 in their recent home opener at Barrie Arena Steve Knowles scored two goals for the winners Steve Mills Steve Graves and Bob Roy nabbed goal and an assist apiece and John Sharpe scored one goal Todd Bowman picked up two assists Barrie rattled the lhoriiliill netminder with three goals before the visiting club began to move with two of their own late in the second period The comeback attempt was put down with two early llllltlptlltxl markers by Barrie and the final goal was added with It seconds on the clock lhornhill collected 22 minutes in penalties including one major and Barrie spent It minutes in the penalty box Hiltons next test will be Friday it in Richmond Ilill Canoe Club to meet The Barrie anoc tlub will be holding its animal meeting Nov 13 at the Blue Flame Room of the onsumers las Budding on Ferris Lane The program will include the election of the 197984 club executive iuest speaker will be Bruce Ilyer whose ac coinplislniicnts include lhitexiater grading marathon rac mg and an Iunviioninental Studies degree from the niveisi of onnwllcut llie nitwling is scheduled to begin at Tilt Ill Everyone is welcome TACKS Reg 12995 109 only 23 pair CCM TACKS Reg 109 only I7 pair 99 CCM Jr SUPER TACKS Reg 69 only 18 pair CCM MUSTANGS SR now 40 flllllrllll 499 CCM at luquette Ross Prentice MacGrandles scores six goals to lead Spokane to 86 victory Tim MacGrandles scored six times in his first game to help his new team Spokane to an 86 victory over Milwaukee Legion Minor Hockey last week Shawn Sterling led Milwaukee with two goals in the American Hockey League division game In other AIIL action Dwayne lunnel counted for half of the St Louis scoring in the teams 64 tie with Rochester Lee Rambottom Tony Thompson and Daryl Caldwell scored two apiece for Rochester Cincinnati and Charlotte also fought to 66 deadlock Halifax bumped Buffalo 53 and Quebec and Eric ended their match in 22 deadlock SENIOR Whitbys Brian Graves scored three goals to help his club to win over Brampton in Senior division play Mike Beckncr added two for the win ning side In other Senior games maha downed Sudbury London smashed Stratford 62 Sault St Marie and Windsor URI WIDGETS WIN IIE ro Alan Byers major midgets came away with win and tie in recent YorkSiincoe league play at ro ommunity entrc The club took 21 vic tory over Maple and fought to 33 tie with Beeton tied 22 and North Bay defeated Chatham Elvis Pohl made the dif ferencc for his North Bay uad by scoring two of the rec goals minor hockey league Steve Slater and Shawn Carter scored two apiece in the London victory and Kevin Kunce came up with two for Sault St Marie Wlll WESTERN LEAGUE The winners of all three Western League season opening games scorer four goals against their opponents Edmonton knocked off Regina 42 Calgary beat Regina by the same score and Saskatoon defeated Banff Kenny Keating Robbie Scruton Marc Rutherford and Joel lupuis came up with Ed VOTE Ross leeder Board of Education At Georgian Sports theres nothing TACKY aboutour Skate prices Come in and Check our FIGURES Jr TACKS reg 575 cm FIGURE SKATES 68 DUN LOP ST 7263200 Pllll BARBIE ONTARIO montons markers and Jay Stevens and Curtis Godin replied for Regina Steven Thurlow scored twice and singles were added by Brian Votour and Brad Mc Cuthcheon in Saskatoons vic tory Chris Ashwin had the lone Banff tally Calgarys goals came from David Martin with two Robbie Beecrift and Todd Mason Craig Stevenson and Peter Raikes scored for Victoria JUNIORA Trevor Shepherd blasted five goals past the Guelph goaltender to lead St Catherines to an 116 win in Junior action Other St Catherines goals came from Mark Law and Jor dan Scrutor with two each Lorne Armstrong and Greg Aistrop John Fife had two for Guelph and singles were had by Ryan Martin Jayson Stewartand CurtisHill In other Junior games Hamilton downed Barrie Ottawa hammered Peter borough IN and Oshawa edged Niagara Falls 32 Geff Bertram and Doug Ar cher had three apiece for Ot tawa Kevin Horiier scored two and singles were added by Wayne Gill Scott Drury and Ian Richardson Taylor Quinn jiad the lone Peterborough tal Todd Campbell hit twice for Hamilton in that teams vic tory Robbie Leyte Bradley beth and Todd Byers scored one goal each and Scott Buchanan had the Barrie goal Craig Greenside made the difference for his Oshawa club scoring two goals The other goal for the winners cam from Kevin Davies Steven Wallwin and Doug Henderson were the Niagara Falls marksmen AMIANELIA BACK LOS ANGELES AP Roy Campanella Hall of Fame catcher with the Dodgers has rejoined the club member of the Los Angelcs front office and joins his former battery matc Don Newcombe Camp anella 56 partially paralysed in an automobile accident in 1958 will be member of the Dodgers community relations department headed by ex pitcher Newcombe ItoElect ROSS STEPHENS AIDEIMAN WARD SKIING The Inside Track by PeteriMonovan WHY SHOULD EXERCISE Dear Peter Do really need to exercise Why cant get in shape by skiing as soon as the snow falls Signed Bob Dear Bob Both Alpine and Cross Country Skiing are physical activities and require some strenuous effort Were all best to build up gradually to that effort level Exercise should be more than just getting ready for the ski season Exercise strengthens basic muscles keeps joints flexible improves speed of reaction improves the efficiency of our body controls our fat and reduces nervous tension DOES SWEATING HELP Dear Peter All my friends say that should wrap myself in garbage bags when go out running They say the plastic will help me heat up and sweat off my fat Do you agree Signed Fred Dear Fred Dress comfortably and 90 run Studies in the USA have shown that bundling up doesnt help Your body needs the work to use up all that energy youve eaten Sometimes theres no easy way So make the best of it and look for the rhythm of running the floating feeling when youre strong and the miles move swiftly below your feet That will be the best for you and your body HOW MUCH RUNNING Door Peter My mother says should get in shape for skiing this winter before the season starts Ive been out running aiound the block every week during October but it doesnt seem to help much Am running too much Signed Skinny Ski Skier Dear Skinny Good conditioning like good diet needs to have variety Running or jogging at good clip is the basis of well balanced program Try to vary it by running around the blocks near home around nearby school track around the lake or down country lanes You can observe and admire Gods and mans handiwork as you do good things for your body Youve got to run more than once week to do any good Its best to exercise five or six times week study by Dr Michael Pollock of Lake Forest University showed that people who trained twice week took 48 seconds off twomile run Hewever those who trained four times week knocked off l86 seconds Build exercise into your daily routine and find ways to enjoy it CHECKUPI PS Remember you should check with your doctor before going into any change in your exercise pattern Any Questions This column will try to make your skiing more fun by answering any and all your questions on skiing and by giving you the Inside Track on The Goings On in the ski world Please f0rward yoUr questions to SKIING THE INSIDE TRACK co Monovans Sportchalet North Barrie Plaza Barrie Ont and watch for column each week TUNEUP YOUR SKIS Well rebuild your bottoms Base fill Hot Wax Base Grind Hand scrape Edge Sharpen Hand polish Rog I750 SAVE $500 Now Niivember 15th Special Dont let your edges and base rust Ilot Wax monovans STORJchalet North Barrie Plaza Baytiold St Phone 7373123