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Castex cagers lose first of season Monsignor Castex boys and girls basketball teams gave up hope for an undefeated season in the Midland Secondary School area three tour- nament over the weekend. Sacred Heart girls won the top prize with the Parkview Boys taking top honors in their classification. Monsignor Castex girls were able to thump Victoria Harbour 40-6 in the opening game but were nudged 18-10 in a Basketball is starting to near the end of the season in our area, but this just means that the action and ex- citement increases. The public school boys met at Midland Secondary School last Saturday to decide the tournament champions in Area 3 and when it was all said and done, Parkview came out on top, having defeated Monsignor Castex 28-15 in the final game. The Parkview team from left to right, in the front, they are tight second match with Sacred Heart. Sacred Heart went on to drop Bayview and Huronia Centennial for the championship. Castex boys went to the final after dropping Corpus Christi in a 30-24 game then went on to defeat Port MeNicoll 30- 20. Parkview stormed Castex in the final. Margaret Hamelin, Gina Gianetto and John Quilty were outstanding for the Castex sides. Elementary basketball champs Wilson Cowen, Doug Lynn, Glen Howard, Andrew Simpson and Steve Friesen. Standing behind are Spencer Brown (coach), David Wright, Mark Little, Thorpe Lichtenberg, Ian Hunter and Tony Barnett (coach). Andrew Simpson was the over-all high scorer for Parkview with 25 points, followed by Steve Friesen with 17 points. Staff photo me) Bonspiel winners Winner of the Edwards trophy at the Midland Curling Club Molson and Edwards trophy two day spiel last week was the Midland entry comprising (from left) second Marg Bourgeois, lead Anne Faragher, skip Lynn Morton and vice-skip Vivian Shaw. They defeated a rink from Barrie in the final the peted. end. Winners of the Molson trophy was Joan Penetanguishene beating a Fenelon Falls rink. Rinks from Barrie, Orillia, Fenelon Falls, Penetanguishene and Midland com- Maurice rink of Sutton, Lindsay, Staff photo Civitans eliminated from playoffs The Midland Civitan Major peewees were the from ffs 1 eliminated LNHL pl Soccer needs you! Midland minor soccer needs help. Anyone helping with the sum- interested in mertime program is invited to call Richard Losche at 526-7582. as the Penetanguishene boys outscored them 4-2. Midland dominated the first period and led. 1-0 until Penetanguishene came back with four goals and Midland one in the second. The third period was scoreless with Penetanguishene goalie Bryan Lethbridge playing a tremendous game, robbing Midland left and right on scoring chances. John Webb netted both Midland markers, with the assist going to Pat Brodeur and Guy Forget. For Penetanguishene it was Carl Cowan with two goals and two assists leading the way. David Robitaille added a single and Drew Dusome chalked up a goal and an assist in the game. Peter Roi drew two assists, and Terry Pilon and Trent Maracle each assisted on one goal. The search is on for Big Sisters Big Sisters of Huronia is still in its infancy, but at a recent meeting, it was reported that already several big and little sister matches have been made. Now the group is seeking more Big Sisters to add to its resources. Friendly, responsible women 18 years and older who are prepared to make a year-long com- mitment to one little girl on a basis of weekly get- togethers are invited to call Shirley Wiley (533- 2234) or Rissah Mundy (526-8763). Members of the Big Sisters recently catered to a party held by the local Single Parents association. The message of Big Sisters was taken to Midland and Penetanguishene ele- mentary school teachers during Professional Development Day, February 25. i FACTORY MID - WINTER CLEARANCE SALE 20% Off List Prices On All "CASH" Sales Of Horizontal Sliding Prime Windows Now In Stock. Choose from our quality Prime * Whiteview Basement Units * Vinyl Sliders & Basement Units * Aluminum Sash Sliders March 15 - March 26, 1976 only. Open to the public Monday - Friday (9:00 am.-5:00pm.) or phone for appointment on Saturdays 549-2050 Robichaud Wood Products Ltd. Robert St. E. & Centennial Dr., Penetanguishene, Ont. ey Manufacturers of Prime Aluminum and Vinyl Windows = a Remember Those Golf lessons begin atthe Y by Anne Bourgeois Spring is just around the corner, and the Midland Y.M.C.A. is getting ready by offering lent a helping hand in the transportation and the making of scores. We are pleased we had such a good turn out and Planetarium, and a hike and cook out at the Wye Marsh. To find out about these special events and other specials for the week of the 22nd contact the Y.M.C.A. 526-7828 or drop in and pick up a copy of our program. WRIGHT CLEANERS BARRIE, LIMITED ANNOUNCES HOT DAYS Last Summer ? golf lessons, to begin next remember ""Particip- . : Ewe nye ntays deo Th The appointment of They'll be back soon. BE PREPARED |! Les Marsell, golf pro from the Midland Golf | Another pottery course Due to the success of Kindergarten Registrations RON BARRON SPORTS, F ) . , and Country Club will be our pottery classes we Elmvale East of the lights P 1 P Is ? -] 72 conducting tes foe elena Our Lady of Lourdes School 'ue ( ghts) Call Gerow's Prestige Pools 526-71 week workshops, wi , to begin : : ; ' many years experience in _ the last week of March. Registration for 1976 - 77 "credited Paes Phone today for more information and an early installation date. the playing and teaching These classes are taught hand P accredite agency -- Ag 2 rg ' of this game, we assure By Na oane enced ladies In ergarten rogram for A "The only pool with a lifetime warrant y' you a high standard and are he every S ; y program. There is limited Tuesday evening at 7:30 || will be held at the school on Thursday, drycleaning and registration so to avoid pms Please call for hi t i int k ther i tion. i i Se Re RAR URERE re March 18th, between 9:00 - 4:00 p.m. 1 ae ' Learning more activities : ; aundering about...the outdoors! March break is only a Proof of age is required . This outdoor program couple a weeks eyeue will be divided into two and the YMCA _ has i sections one of which will planned a whole weeks Children must be 9 years of age on or include camping skills activities for boys and ; and the other will entail girls ages 6 and up. Just before Dec. 31, 1976. in order to be canoeing wisdom. some of the events to be - The program is offered to youngsters as well as adults, including selec- tion and use of. equip- ment, basic orienteering, weather forcasting, campers first-aid etc. On the canoeing level we will be including both theory and practical sessions to be held at the Y Pool. The program will commence March 29th. Bowling tournament Some 48 youngsters took part in the Victoria Harbour and Midland Bowling tournament held last Saturday at the Olympia Lanes. Although Midland lost to Victoria Harbour by some odd 700 points they all walked away winners. -Midland came through with trophies to Jim Thompson 200 points for high single, Angie Grasic 406 points high double and Chad Mansi 354 pts. for high double. Girls high single went to Nancy Ramsbottom for her score of 190 points. Angie Brusseau of Victoria Harbour accepted the top team trophy which will be played for each and every year in our annual tournament. On behalf of the Midland Y.M.C.A. I would like to congratulate the Harbour Juniors and look forward to our next tament. rent involvement is an important factor and we would like to extend our thanks to those who included in the winter break program are, games and relays, swim | at the pool, sleigh rides, toboganning, two great feature films, "Tom Thumb" and "The 7 faces of Dr. Lau', a trip to the and Toronto Zoo registered. Neale J. Dillon, Principal. EXAMPLES: Salomon 555 Burt Bindings Head Yahoo Freestyle Head Comp G:.S. Look Nevada G.P. Munari Pro Boots Kerma Equipe Poles The SKI and RACQUET shop End of Season Ski Clearance - Tf, oFF LIST s2003 waSOw s100" ALE NS, slash $140 540" quantities SALE $134 *157% 5665 s9Q00 $7700 sg4o $97 Participate in a review of Human Rights THE ONTARIO HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION is conducting a comprehensive review of the Ontario Human Rights Code. 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