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11711Iliiirsiliiv February 25 197 in and 111 1o llolidax llll 11w 1111 South lltl1ld Inn thll ll HARRII Itotrisliiiieuts and 1tllltlrllllll Adults tiuli Free refills on coffee or soft drinks We have served over 70 million steaks in Canada Four skating records fall at championships REGINA tCP Jean Pich ette of Ste Foy Que came up with stunning performance on the weekend to capture the jun ior boys division title in mass start competition at the Cana dian Outdoor Speed Skating Championships Pichette broke Canadian records at four different dis tances Saturday and Sunday easily outpointing Steve Man cuso of the Ontario contingent and Bobby Dyer of Fort St JohnBC Pichette who accomplished the same feat last year at the Canadian championships while competing as juvenile won the 300metre event in 264 sec onds the 500metre event in 431 the 800vmetre event in 12114 and the LOGOmetre event in1303 wasnt thinking of the records at all Pichette said What probably made the dif ference was that there wasnt good competition here and didnt have to worry about strategy Led by Pichette the Quebec team won the overall cham pionship as it accumulated 132 points over the three days of competition Ontario amassed 89 points and Manitoba 79 The juvenile boys title in the massstart portion of the cham pionships went to Wilson Louie of Esquimault BC and midget honors went to Benoit Lamarche of Ste Boy In girls competition Susan Auch of Winnipeg took the midget title Anne Girard of Laval Que won the juvenile crown and Sylvie Daigle of Sherbrooke Que proved to be the best of the juniors fthe old saying good things go Only one skater besides Pich ette broke Canadian record in massstart competition Derrick Auch of Winnipeg who finished rnnerup to Lamarche in the midget boys division set new standard in the 300metre event when he covered the distance in 317 seconds pair of records fell in the Olympic style portion of the championships on Sunday the final day of competition Dianne Caswcll of Saskatoon broke record in the junior womens 3000metre event when she finished in 5153 sec onds Don Bumstead of Calgary broke Canadian senior mens 1000metre sprint record when he completed the course in 12247 1Caswell who also picked up win in the 1500metre event won the junior womens division ahead of Nancy Durnin of Winnipeg Cathy Turnbull of Regina and Dawn McMahon of Calgary Turnbull and Mc Mahon tied for third Liz Appleby of Winnipeg won the senior title by winning all four events Her only com petition came from Debbie Dietiker of Burnaby BC WINS HONORS Cam Tipping of Edmonton won the senior mens division finishing ahead of Bumstead and Gary Goplen of Saskatoon In the junior mens division Dave Shields won overall hon ors by winning each of the four events His times did not seriously threaten any Canadian records but they were good enough to allow him to finish ahead of Pierre Pichette and Denis Gag non of Quebec City in the divi sion Norman Levesque of Ri mouski Que finished second to Louie in the juvenile boys massstart division and Robert Iremblay of St Fey and Ken Johnson of Fort St John tied forthird Carmen Pegg of Dawson Creek BC and Suzanne Cote 0f Citadelle Que were next in line behind Auch in the midget girls division Natalie Grenier of Quebec City and Brenda Shields of BS quimault occupied these posi tions behind Girard in the juve nile category and Leanne Pol lock of Regina and Bonnie Hoch of the Ontario team finished twothree behind Daigle in the senior division THIRST BUILDS WAREHAM England CP Bricklayer Malcolm Legg 01 ten worked up thirst while building his own home but there wasnt pub for miles So Mal colm 30 decided to build his own He has sold his house to finance the idea and next mon th his dream comes true when he becomes landlord of the Clay Pipe Inn here BARRIE DENTURE CllNlG COlEllA DJ Complete Denture Service 7264721 I49A Dunlop St Member Motorist Society of Ontario the examiner Monday Feb 20 1918 11 in ski marathon HULL Que CPJ The Ca nadian Ski Marathon filled the landscape between here and Lachute 160 kilometres to the east during the last two days as more than 3500 crosscountry skiers took to the trail The annual event billed as the longest of its kind in the world ended about 16 kilo metres north of here Sunday with total of 310896 kill metres having been skied by the entrantssome of whom went the whole route and some of whom dropped in for few kilometres in the area of their homes Among the most interested spectators was Jackrabbit Jo hannson at 102 the father of Canadian crosscountry skiing and until year ago partici pant iii the marathon Although the marathon is bil led as an event rather than as race times are kept on some entrants including group of individual racers and several groups of team racers Risto Santala of Whitby nt was the fastest individual covering his uircd 128 kilo metres in nine ours 56 min utes to edge Steiner Klaboe of Calgary who was timed over the same distance in 10 hours 21 minutes Racers cover the distance over two days60 kilo metres day group from Cantle Que won the team event wit an ag gregate time of eight hours 32 minutes racing in relays The height of the event though is for those entered in the coureur du bois gold medal event in which they are re quired to cover the 160 kilo metres carrying pack and camping out over night First to complete the course with no times kept was Van Rhijn of Toronto In all 1273 were entered in the coureur du bois class with 477 completing the course Of these 41 earned the gold medal including 16yearold Claudia Kerchoff of Don Mills 0nt the first woman ever to earn her gold JR PLAYOFE HOCKEY Fast Exciting Unpredictable COLTS DRILLIA 830 pm Mon Feb 20 soco $30000 Barrie Clockwise from top llonda ivir CW 17 Honda Accord llondatiiii speed Hatchback iliindativii Ilalililiaik llondaCivilWagon THE EARIY BIRD GETS IHE HONDA fast is true measure of things then Honda has to be one of the best things ever Be ausc Hondas have certainly 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