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recreation scene by Ron Marchildon ° Penetanguishene recreation coordinator congratulations to Brian Orser who won a gold 'm.Wal at the Winter Games. I cannot think of a person who works harder and takes his success as well as Brian. To a fine young man and sportsman our sincere congratulations for a job well done. The Girls ringette league held a 50-50 draw last Thursday. JoAnne Lacroix of 46 Robert Street East with Ticket No. 342 won $198.73. Congratulations JoAnn. To all those who did not win our thanks to you for helping support this activity. It seems that adults must be reminded every once in a while that they are supposed to set examples for younger people to follow. With this in mind I must warn all people using the schools for recreational activities that smoking is not allowed on the school premises and that the custodial staff will co-operate with us as long as we co-operate with them. In the very near future organizational meetings will be held for soccer. Boys and girls softball etc. Parents are urged to come out and help get these programs organized on a club basis. Without an executive behind them they cannot and will not function this coming year. Make some kind of effort to get yourself involved as a coach, manager, umpire or executive, because without you there will be no program. Senior girls ringette The Jets and Toros fought to a 9-9 draw this week. Goaltending duties were turned in by Louise Gignac 'and Cathy Dupuis, Donna Brooks scored eight goals for the Toros with Michelle Lacroix adding a single, Claudette Belcourt and Cathy Lethbridge each had five goals for the Jets while Anne Robillard had two goals and Marylin Bellehumeur had one goal. Standings as of February 20 (new teams): Ww L 40 Jets 1 @ 1 3 Toros 0 1 1 1 Leading scorers: Donna Brooks 42 Claudette Belcourt 10 Marilyn Bellehumeur 36 Sue St. Amant7 Pat Peltier 33 Cathy Quigley 5 Michelle Lacroix 25 Sherry Vaillancourt 5 Anne Robillard 14 Michelle Brunelle 4 Junior girls ringette Sabres 9 Leafs 2 The first place Sabres again led by the goal scoring of Janet Belcourt with four goals. Trounced the Leafs 9-2. Sandra Leroux with three goals and Cindy Cadeau with two goals rounded .out the Sabres scoring. Maureen Ferguson was the Sabres Goaltender, Denise Gignac scored both goals for the Leafs while JoAnn Belcourt tended goal. Rangers 10 Red Wings 10 Carolle Gauthier and Patti Murphy played goal for their respective teams in this game where lots of scoring was done. Debbie Cadeau and Janine King had four goals each for the Rangers with Denise Lacroix scoring two goals. } Bev Beauchamp had four goals for the Red Wings while Lena Belcourt had two goals, Pauline Robillard, Suzanne Frampton and Lisa Paradis scored one goal each. Standings as of February 18 Ww L 10 Pts. SO iro "43 Rénge Ghai 39 Is Rea wings Aa Gi ee LO, Leafs Gah 1 1 Scorers: \ Bev Beauchamp 53 Cindy Cadeau 22 Janet Belcourt 44 Pat Marchand 17 Debbie Cadeau 36 Wanda Buttineau 12 Denise Gignac 33 Denise Lacroix 9 Janine King 32 Lena Belcourt 7 Sandra Belcourt 7 Pauline Robillard 22 Be va EE ~» MB The clowning Garrison Chuck Pearson of Penetanguishene Garrison fame is the man pictured here dressed in the clown suit. Chuck and half a dozen other people dressed up in clown suits for the win- terama parade. staff photo YES! YOU CAN OWN A CANADIANA $] 000 MODULAR HOME FOR AS LITTLE AS "ye Canadiana quality in- cludes: National Build- ing Code, C.M.H.C. and . C.S.A. approval; plus broadioom, wiring, heat- ing and plumbing. VISIT OUR NEW "DISPLAY" MODEL... sate ~~ toa oe ee PenetanguisheneWinterama Atom tournament results Penetanguishene Majors 7 Midland 2 David Robillard sparked the Penetanguishene Major Atoms to a 7-2 victory over Midland in the opening game of the Penetanguishene Winterama Atom Hqckey Tournament on Friday. Paul Robillard, Peter Roi, Pat Dorion, Ken Lacroix and Frank Dupuis notched single goals for the Penetanguishene Atoms. Midland's two goals came off the stick of high flying Mark King. Paul Robillard earned four assists for Penetanguishene. Peter Roi with two assists and Ken Lacroix with a lone assist rounded out Penetanguishene's scoring. John Johnston and Wilson Cowan earned assists for ait Yh om Craft and sale cen Midland. Aurora 6 Elmvale 3 The Elmvale Atoms dropped a 6-3 game to Aurora on Friday. David Trace notched a pair of goals for Elmvale. Kevin Swan picked up the remaining Elmvale marker. Swan also earned two assists. David Clark also was awarded an assist for Elmvale. Stephen Raitt picked up a pair of goals for Aurora. Penetanguishene Minors 6 Orillia 1 ~ The Penetanguishene Minor Atoms bombed Orillia 6-1 in their opening Win- terama Tournament game. Captain Brian McReynolds ignited the home team's attack by firing four goals. Assistant captain Blair McReynolds and Mark h "ant 4 Five-year-old Nina Barker of Wyevale plays around while ~her mother Julie operates the spinning wheel at the Win- terama craft and sale centre in the old Dominion Store. Thousands of people filed through the old Dominion Store to see the various displays. Photo by Tom Grand Snowmobile race Snowmobile races are going to be held at Waverley this Saturday. Sponsored by the Waverley Recreation Committee, these races will be run on the oval track at the Waverley community park. Races will include classes from super stock down to powder puff. Besides snowmobile races, spectators will be treated to a sky diving exhibition by the Huronia Sky Diving Club. Refreshments will be available for those who go to watch these races. Quesnelle picked up the other Penetanguishene goals. Ralph Tulipano scored Orillia's only marker. Keith Maracle and Terry Legault earned assists for Penetanguishene. Midland 2 Elmvyale 3 Elmvale edged Midland 3- 2 in Saturday's Winterama hockey tournament action. Brian Norwood, Tom Van Natter, and Glen Downey accounted for Elmvale's goals. Midland goal scorers were: Brent Taylor and John Johnston. John Walters picked up an assist for Midland. Elmvale 5 Barrie 1 The Elmvale Atoms bombed Barrie 5-1. Brian Norwood paced Elmvale's attack with a pair of goals. Singles went to Randy Greenlaw, Allan Melnyk and Kenny Graham. Picking up assists for Elmvale were: David Trace, Glenn: Jones and Brian Norwood. Barrie's lone goal came off the stick of A. Sinclair. Penetanguishene Major Atoms 1 Aurora 4 The Penetanguishene Major Atoms were downed 4- 1 by Aurora on Sunday. Peter Roi scored the home team's lone goal. Captain Stephen Raitt clicked for a pair of goals for Aurora Penetanguishene Minor Atoms 0 Borden 7 Borden' whipped the Penetanguishene Minor Atoms 7-0 on Sunday. Steve Currie paced Base Borden's attack with a pair of goals. We Find Whatever Is Wrong Ess0 LUDWIG MOTORS We are Allen-Tronic Diagnostically Equipped. General Repairs Auto -- Truck -- Tractor Tune Up -- Tires SKIROULE SALES & SERVICE ELMVALE Rebate - Days are at anend $200 -*500 saincs MUSTANG PINTO MAVERICK COMET Ford Motor Company of Canada Limited will pl pay directly to the J consumer cash rebates Consolation Championship Elmvale 1 Bowmanville 9 Bowmanville slaughtered Elmvale 9-1 in the con- solation championship of the Penetanguishene Winter- ama Atom Hockey Tour- nament on Sunday. Elmvale's lone goal was scored by Brian Norwood who converted a pass from Glenn Downey into the Bowmanville net. Rick Erwin and Bill Hogarth were the top Bowmanville scorers with two goals apiece. Championship Game Base Borden 1 Saltfleet 2 The closest and most exciting game of the Penetanguishene Winter- ama Atom Hockey Tour- nament was saved for the last when Saltfleet edged Base Borden 2-1. Only four penalties were called in the final cham- pionship game, two to each side, as the youngsters stuck to playing good, sound, fundamental hockey. A jam packed arena saw Scott Morris pick up a goal and an assist to lead Salt- fleet to victory. Assistant captain Alan Fleming scored Saltfleet's winning goal on a pretty passing play set up by captain Robbie Nichols and Scott Morris. Matt Wallace and Brian Duncan had set up Saltfleet's first goal by Morris. Chad Wiebe notched the lone marker for Base Bor- den. Kevin Wenzel and Jack McLaren picked up assists on his goal. 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