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MAE a i, . Juveniles, 'into the second, ; % ee a Bee aaa eliminated from competition in this set. Thesmash Dale Jenkins, of Qarry Sound, takes a smack at the birdie in mixed doubles badminton play at M.S.S. Saturday. He and his partner Suzanne West were Staff phot win tournament Banting Memorial High School's Junior basket- ball team rebounded from a 75-50 defeat at the hands of Midland Secondary School two weeks ago, to squeak past MSS 56-54 last week. The tie breaker turned out to be two foul shots sunk by the Alliston school with 18 seconds left. James Moreau was the big gun for MSS, netting 17 points, John Faragher scored 10. The MSS Midgets were more successful on the court as they dominated their opposition, winning 60-33. Alliston had only Juveniles lose The Penetanguishene keeping in shape for their playoff series against Parry Sound this week, defeated Midland 8-3 in an exhibition game played Sunday afternoon. Penetanguishene jum- ped into a 2-1 lead in the first period on goals by Paul Lefaive from Mark DeCourcy, and by DeCourcy from John St. Amant, while the Midland goal was scored six minutes from the end of the period, by Chris Wright from Travis Hunter and-Tim Merkley. Hunter' tied it up for Midland just 36 seconds from Merkley, but Penetanguishene scored four in a row in the remainder of the period to wrap up the game. Aime Gignac scored two in the space of eight minutes, assisted on the first by Grant Quesnelle and St. Amant, and on the second by Quesnelle and Pat Duquette. Harry Cowan and St. Amant scored within 14 seconds of one another near the end of one sub on the bench and he fouled out, meaning all their players had to go the distance. The resulting fatigue left holes open in the Alliston defence and MSS capitalized on them with good hustle. Doug Lynn earned 10 points for the victors. Midland's senior team won the Stayner Basketball Tournament on the strength of Steve Agnew's _ outstanding play. Agnew scored 46 points, over one-third of his team's point total in the three game competition. MSS downed Owen Sound 42-38 in the first matchup and Meaford 44- 35 in the second to earn a spot in the finals. Collingwood Collegiate was easily defeated by MSS in the final game, 44- 25. Glen Bannan also had a good series, scoring 27 points. The seniors travel to Collingwood today for their sudden-death game in the . quarter-final playoffs. . BEAUTY CAREER IN 8 MONTHS Barrie School of Hairdressing 46 Mary St. e 728-3962 Licensed By Tho Ministry Of College Universities (Ontario) a OOK i? ' ay ~~ Thurs., Fri., Sat., Mar. 3-4-5 Pretty Maids all in arow plus Carrie Sat. matinee 2 p.m. Championships next week by Evelyn Robb Game 1: Beer's Fuels vs Carters Apotheks This was a well played game with the team from Carters playing a good checking game _ and keeping it up right till the last minute. Beer's started scoring at 13:45 of thefirst period when Bob John scored from Gerry Elliott and Jim Hucker. Rod Stubel gave Beers a 2-0 on a pass from Charlie Robb and Deny Aiken at 15:54. At 3:14 Rod Stubel scored again on a pass from Brian Kauk to make it 3-0 for Beers. After a_ scoreless second period Bob John scored at 12:05 of the third period from Bill Johnston and Eric Hut- chinson to give Beers a 4-0 lead. My apologies to the Beers team, the first goal of the game was scored at 17:40 of the first period by Bob John on a pass from Gerry Elliott. All other goals and assists are correct, final score was Beers 5, Carters 0. This was Wayne Ward's first shut-out this year. Beers Fuels also won the con- © solation trophy, taking the series 2 games straight. Angela Schmidt Ontario cross-country champion Angela Schmidt took first place in both the women's open and girls' open races in the All- Ontario Cross-Country skiing Championships in Sudbury on the weekend. She is now in Burns Lake British Columbia ready to compete in the first race of the Canadian Junior vhampionships, an event that runs until Saturday. A first or second in the Canadian Cham- pionships will mean Angelaheads to Alaska for the U.S. National Championships March 11, 12 and 13. The Honey Harbour resident, who goes to school at Midland Secondary School and is a member of the Midland Ski Club, outdistanced all her competitors in the 5 kilometre races in Sudbury by almost a minute. Midland advances with win over Collingwood Midland Bausch and Lomb Minor Atoms ad- vance to the next round of the playoffs thanks to an 8-0 lambasting of Collingwood on Sunday. Gary Watson recorded the shut-out and Jim Farragher scored four goals in the impressive victory, the second in a row over Collingwood. Also scoring were Kevin Beausoleil with two, Guy Jeannotte and David Bressette. Shawn Davy collected three assists, Farragher, Jeff Bales and Mike Bennett two each, singles going to Beausoleil, Jeannotte, Billy Russell, Mike Gadsby and Mark Lapointe. Midland's opposition in the next round has not yet been decided. LOOK HERE FOR | (Dining & Entertainment Bavarian House Enjoy our specialty of German Cuisine with a Canadian Taste - Excellent Dining Facilities overlooking beautiful Georgian Bay Open for Meals: Tuesday to Saturday +12 noon - Midnight Sunday: 12 noon to 10 pm. Contemporary German Disco Music bv Helmut di Tietz and His Stu 40 607 Located two miles past Martyrs Shrine from Midland, Hwy. 12 and Con. Rd. 4 Dancing Fri. & Sat. 9 pm. to 1 am. (Only Restaurant in area mentioned in Book "Where to eat in Canada /6-/7) 534-320 2 Game 2: Leadbetters vs IDL IDL opened scoring in this game at 9:50 of the first period. Bob Widdes scored from Earl Cousineau and less than a minute later Ed Hen- derson came back with a goal for Leadbetters with Glenn Andrews getting the assist. The score remained 1-1 at the end of the first period. Then at 18:17 of the second period Ross Nicholson put IDL ahead on a pass from Bob Widdes. Both teams started checking hard and playing good defensive hockey. Then at 4:56 Ron Wright scored for IDL on a pass from Earl Cousineau and Wes Smith to give IDL a 3-1 lead. At 3:03 Bob Widdes scored unassisted to make it 4-1. In the third period Phil Nancekievill scored for Leadbetters at 18:55 from Terry Cath- cart and Gary Commano. At 17:05 George Cronk made it 4-3 on a pass from Brian Sopher. Gib Ormiston came through with 2 goals for IDL, the first one at 8:15 from Paul Bressette and the second one at 8:02 from Karl Todd and Paul Bressette. Ed Low scored for Leadbetters at 5:30 to make the score 6-4 on a pass from Gary Com- manda. Bob Widdes scored at 4:00 unassisted to make it 7-4 for IDL and Paul Bressette scored the final goal of the game at 2:06 from Gib Ormiston and Karl Todd. This is the first time in the league that a game has gone 3. periods without a single penalty being called. I guess it goes to show you that if they keep their minds on hockey the game is just as good and just as exciting. IDL wins this series and goes on to play the win- ners of the next series for the championship. Game3: Webbers vs. Orillia This series is turning out to be the best one of the lot with Webbers and Orillia being well mat- ched. Wayne Miller scored for Orillia at 11:21 of the first period on a pass from Pete Swailles. Gerry Hawke came back for Webbers at 13:31 of the second period to tie the score on a pass from Frank Gill: " At 10:39 Frank Gill scored on a pass from Gerry Hawke to give Webbers a 1 goal lead and George Archer took a pass from Ron Lee at 8:52. and gave Webbers a 2 goal lead. With only a few seconds left in the second period tempers started to flare and a fight resulted. Both players involved received a 2 min., a 5 minute fighting and a game misconduct. The referees did an excellent job and kept on top of the play at ale toglenieenisea Jim Thomson scored at 15:55 of the third period on a pass from Gerry Hawke and John Devine to make it 4-1 for Web- bers. Jeff Richards gave Orillia another goal at 14:23 from Willard Cadeau to make it 4-2. Gerry Hawke scored at 6:38 from John Devine and George Archer scored the final goal of the game at 4:20 from Jim Thomson. Final score Webbers 6--Orillia 2. This ties the series at game each. The deciding game will be played next Friday night at the Coldwater Community Centre and promises to be areal dandy. The winners _-_ I|hreeperiods of no penalty hockey in Coldwater hockey championship in a three out of five series starting the following week. Midland swine flu clinics closed, poor attendance cited The next swine flu vaccination clinic in Simcoe County will be held at the Parkview Centre in Barrie, Wed- nesday, March 9th from 2:00 p.m. till 4:00 p.m., Dr. Nancy: Armbrust announced yesterday from Simcoe County District Health Unit of- fices in Barrie. Dr. Armbrust stated that there are no swine flu vaccination clinics BILTRITE HACARERY JASN = KY ai » \Y \ \ . N BURNISHED PECAN (HARDBOARD SECONDS) 4 x 8 SHEET "BILTRITE" B GRADE PANELS 4x 8 SHEET PLYWOOD & LUMBER F i | ; / . if, i j it Ae A ; ; Hay Hf | A Choose From Quality Panels PREFINISHED MAHOGANY 4x 8 SHEET 99 BUDGET EA. EA. complete 1%" Casing 7 Ft. Length 2-1 8"' Base 8 Ft. 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