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recreation scene by Ron Marchildon # Penetanguishene recreation coordinator This past week saw the beginning of some very successful programs. The adult art class being held at the Georgian Manor on Monday evenings attracted a first night crowd of 21 people. More people can be accommodated in the class if they pick up forms at the town office before next Monday. The Yoga class seems to be a success. This class is held at Burkevale School on Monday evenings. Mixed volleyball saw the formation of a four team league. Games are to be played at Corpus Christi school on Wednesday evenings. The Archery Club which we hoped to start last Thursday did not materialize because of a lack of equipment. The necessary equipment has now been ordered and hopefully will begin Thursday, January 30. Listen to C.K.M.P. radio for verification of this date We are hoping that the teen dances planned for Friday evenings in the Arena Lounge will be a tremendous success. The admission is only 50 cents Recorded music is supplied. We are looking forward to these dances being well attended and to satisfy the needs of the age group from 12-17 years. If any parents are interested in supervising please contact me at the arena and leave your name and phone number. If anyone is interested in other courses or classes please contact me. Such things as leather crafts, macrame, quilting, etc. could be organized if enough people are interested. The next stretch and sew course has been scheduled for the week of March 31 to April 4. The lingere course will be evenings only from 7 to 9 p.m. The cost is $15.00 per person. Friday evening will be dedicated to bathing suits. People may come for that one evening only for a cost of $3.00. Registration forms will be available in the next few weeks. Please pre-register early so we know ap- proximately how many people to prepare for. Bombers Connie Stewart Jack Stewart Gayle Hamelin Paul Yelland Sherry McIntaggart JoAnne Klug Sonics Rhona McKillip Edwin McKillip Mike Dusome Phyllis Dusome Janice Niceford Games: Jan. 29 Bombers vs Stars 7 p.m., Sonics vs Braves 8 p.m. Volleyball teams Stars Rick Duval Roger Dusome Jocelyn Kett Ann Moreau Brenda Hook Gary St. Croix Braves Anne Leroux Doreen Stainton Bob Sullivan Mikel Ruth Pauline Duval Elinor Scott Brunelle scores four goals Minor hockey wrapup Austria 4, Russia 1 A hat-trick by Pat Duquette paced Austria to a 4-1 win over Russia. Brad Marchildon scored the other Austria goal Jackie Dusome replied Junior C Panthers 1 Tigers 5 Vincent Brunelle's four goals sparked the Tigerstoa with the lone 5-1 romp over the Panthers. marker Patrick Dion scored the other Tiger goal. Neil Charlebois replied Panther Two members of the Penetanguishene figure skating club practice a movement during the Gliding on ice Saturday practice. The club has members ranging from three to 20-years-old. HACARPY Skate-a-thon Report Expenditures: Scott's sponsor sheets $80.29, prize money during skate-a-thon $132.00; telephones $82.37; grand prizes $300.00; miscellaneous purchases (rubbing alcohol, powder receipt books) $50.00; tota) $644.66. Revenue: Donation Brule Garrisofy $45.00: credit Bell Telephone $8.44; Skatetas thon money collections $6,013.51; total} $6,066.95. 4 Expenditures $644.66, revenue $6,066.95 -- profit $5,422.29. Submitted by Secretary treasurer, Frances St. Amant. I wish to thank all those who participated and donated to the Skate-a-thon. Wade Cadeau Chairman of Skate-a-thon ELMVALE SMOKE & SPORTING GOODS FEATURING: - COOPER - SPALDING - VELINER - - ADIDAS - PONY - BAYER - "YOUR SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS" ELMVALE Sore™ & with a_ single for the Russians Weston 2, Barrie 1 Single goals by Robbie Buckton and David Trudeau enabled Weston to squeak by Barrie 2-1. Bobby Lepage earned an assist on the game-winning Weston goal. Robert Dumais from Ian Wilson accounted for the only Barrie Marker Junior B St. Kitts 2, Newmarket 2 St. Kitts and Newmarket battled to a 2-2 tie. Tony Moreau and David Genier notched single goals for St. Kitts. Dave Grenier picked up an assist. Newmarket's scoring came off the sticks of James Barrie Raceway ANNOUNCES WEDNESDAY MATINEE RACING Jan. 22, thru March 12, 1975 POST TIME 1:30p.m. (This replaces regular Wednesday evening racing) FRIDAY & SATURDAY EVENING RACING REMAINS THE SAME With Post Time 7:45 p.m. Buffet Luncheon and Dinner served in Licensed lounge For Reservations Call (705) 726-9400 Grozelle and Don Twist James Grozelle also picked up an assist Peewee Oakland 3, Pittsburgh 2 Oakland edged Pittsburgh 3-2 on Mike Dorion's second period marker. Warlier Paul Hartley and Brian Robitaille had scored for Oakland Bob Bownin and John Legaux earned assists for Oakland Pittsburgh's goals were scored by Wayne Dubeau and Steve Paul. Jim Perrault set up Paul's goal. Minnesota 6, Philadelphia 3 Minnesota doubled the count on Philadelphia 6-3. Roger Desroches popped in a pair of goals for Minnesota. Singles went to Tim King, Drew Dusome, Brian Grenier, Mike Paymar, and Drew Dusome. Drew Dusome drew three assists. Bruce Forget picked up a single assist. All three of Philadelphia's goals were scored by Bruce Leclair. Vancouver 2 Buffalo 1 Single goals by Richard Patenaude and Tim Twit- chen enabled Vancouver to edge Buffalo 2-1. Jerry Robillard scored Buffalo's lone goal. Marshal Marion for Vancouver and Paul Marchildon for Buffalo picked up assists. team in a Combat Group Think you can share the responsi- The big punch behind a Combat Group. A Combat Group is made up primarily of Infantry, Armour and Artillery units. And Artillery is the power punch behind every Combat Group's effectiveness There's a lot more to our big punch than a lot of noise It's an opportunity to become part of a highly trained team mentally and physically at the peak of condition. A chance to become a leader, to meet a lot of young people who share the same ideas and interests as yourself This is an opportunity for you to become someone special. Part of a very special bility of our big punch? Ask about Artillery opportunities now. Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre. Wice's ADDRESS DETAILS TELEPHONE Name rink second "' a Marg MceAllen's Midland I'm interested in hearing more about a Combat Arms Group. Please send me information without obligation INTERIOR LATEX PAINT 69 = GAL CAS CASH & A" X 4! X 3' 179 WEATHER STRIPPING 29% OFF CARRY PECAN RIGID FOAM INSULATION ¥4" X 4! 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