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Up my alley: by Dennis Brabant The hastily prepared float entered in last Saturday's Santa Claus parade by the Midland-Penetanguishene Bowlers Association turned out to be a success. Many thanks go to Weber Tool and Mold for use Of the truck and to Knight Haven Lanes for donating the candies that were handed out to the many happy children along the parade route. Anne D'Aoust of Perkinsfield won the "Ladies Night Out'? Handicap Tournament Sunday evening at Knight Haven Lanes witha 674 triple. Finishing a close second was Barb Felizewski with 670 followed by Marie Lesperance with 631 and Cedile Marion with 616. High single awards for each of the 3 games rolled were won by Yvonne Desroches with 227, Betty Ann Lesperance with 241 and Jeannette Lorette with 251. The next tournament will be held Jan. 4, 1981 at seven p.m. at Knight Haven Lanes. Midland's Jules Marion rolled 2,400 for the last 10 games of the Carlings Open Tour- nament held in Orillia last weekend. Jules clinched seventh spot among the men bowlers with a total score of 4,750 to earn a spot on the mixed team that will represent Huronia at the Ontario Championships. Dennis Brabant rolled 4,570 to finish 15th and Louis Maurice rolled slightly over 2,500 as both bowlers at one time or another were close to the last qualifying place. Bill "Shotgun" Puddicomb from Penetanguishene managed to roll a high single of 319 in one of the games to win a $15 cash prize. As the Hi-Low Doubles Tournament begins to wind down some of the leagues have already announced their winners as follows: Tuesday 7-UPS - Neil Ladouceur and Ron Larmand Midland Industrial Venard Charlebois Friday Nighters - Rodney and Audrey Todd Penetang Industrial - J. P. Desroches and Dan Hamelin - Peter Lacroix and Around the Leagues Chuck Duquette holds down high single in the St. Ann's mixed league with a solid 346 while Jean Secord rolled a sparkling 357 to hold ladies' high single. Lee Coghill holds high single in the Merrymakers league with a 291 while Loreen Lavigne holds ladies' high single in the Tuesday 7-UPs Mixed League with 323. Tom Sauve of the Midland Industrial League won a crest for making a tough "split" spare. League Secretaries can submit information for this column by dropping it off at the bowling alleys or calling Dennis Brabant at 361-2996. Exciting Maple Valley snowmobile races set Maple Valley _ racetrack is located at -races are _ super- Snowmobile Club willbe Maple Valley Ski Resort modified, super-stock, they place holding its ninth annual and is oval in shape modified, modified-s- division. snowmobile races Dec. many race tracks are. back, based on how high Admittance for the general public will cost four dollars which is in that The Maple Valley wishing information and Snowmobile Club can also they may be reached at help anyone 533-2369. 27 and 28 weather permitting. The race will be held around the quarter mile ice surface track which allows for more action than a half mile or mile track. The Maple Valley This event usually draws about 200 com- petitors in the two days of racing with each competitor paying a registration fee of 10 or 15 dollars, depending on the machine they race. Categories for the Not alot has changed for Losers Born Loser's of Sunday Sinners' Bowling League continue to hold onto first place with 27 wins and 15 losses for 62 points. Lucky Striker's are in second place with 26 wins and 16 losses for 59 points while Pat's Rat's are in third with 2114 wins and 20% losses for 52 points. Further back are Heavy Roller's, Alley Cat's and Seven Up's with 46, 38 and 28 points respectively. Dean Chapman has the top men's average with his score of 216 and Stella McIntaggart has 186 for ladies' high average. Gerald Lesperance's high single stands firm at 350 for men while Shirley Simmonds holds the tock, stock A, B, C, D, E, and F and unlimited. Every category but the stock division costs 15 dollars for registration. However, the winning drivers in each category get a certain percentage of their registration fee In addition to that, there will be division trophies with the Huronia Cup going to the driver that ac- cumulates the most points overall in the two days of racing. There is no cup for the unlimited division. ladies' high single at 289. Those scores are without handicap. With handicap, Lesperance has the high single for men as well with 365 but Betty Thayer moves in to claim ladies' high single with handicap at 343. For men's high triple without handicap, Jim Bressette is number one at 878 and Sherrin Sykes holds that spot for ladies' in high triple without handicap. At 959, Bressette also has high triple with handicap for men but Susan Lesperance takes over high triple with handicap for the ladies with her score of 789. Nothing novice about this hockey In Midland Minor Hockey novice house league action Saturday at Midland Centennial Arena, Summers' Trophies defeated IUE 7-3. Doug Summers scored a hat trick for Summers' Trophies, two of those unassisted. His third goal was assisted by Cory McGibbon. Sean Mcllravey scored two unassisted goals for Summers' Trophies in that game. Other goal getters for Summers' Trophies were Greg Moreau from Sean Mcllravey and Wally Legault unassisted. Scoring for I.U.E. was done by Danny Sibley unassisted, Mike Maheu unassisted and Brent Smith from Donald Kruger. Despite a valiant effort by Sean Lavin in net for Clark MacDonald, his team was downed 6-0 by Exhibition games good competition Two atom teams from Penetanguishene vis- ited Midland Centennial Arena Saturday for games against Midland atoms house league teams. Penetanguishene Oilers played against Georgian Bay atoms but fell short as they were downed 3-1. Don Young, Sean Best and John Brophey scored for Midland while Tim Ronald scored Penetanguis- hene's only! goal. In the next game, A. E. LePage house league atoms. played _ the Flames from . Penetanguishene. Midland Place, David Girard played excellent hockey in net for Midland as did Jules Vallee in net for Penetanguishene. The result was a 2-2 appointment. tie between the two teams. A. E. LePage goal THE STRAND tt Joh = 2h Sebecigabea Shane Midland Place Nichols while Sy Bywater and T. Ronald Sc.0 Texud for Penetanguishene. Grace Hill is joining the staff at THE STRAND Mall, Midland Olympia Sport in the second game Saturday. Sean Lalonde, Chris Kinnear and Gary Miller each scored two goals for Olympia Sports with assists going to Gary Miller on Lalonde's first goal and Sean French on lalonde's second goal. Kid's Stuff blanked Bike Shop 5-0 in the third game of novice action with Chris Bales scoring two goals for Kid's Stuff. His first goal was assisted by Chris Leonard while his second goal was unassisted. Leonard scored his own goal with an assist from Chuck Quesnelle and Quesnelle also scored a goal, assists going to Steve Graham and Brent Armstrong. Brandy Spring scored for Kid's Stuff as well with Dean Scott assisting on the goal. Announcing Larry Bourgeois is joining the staff at the HAIR 316 Midland Ave. Phone 526-7467 or 526-5051 Hwy 27 Phone 526-7632 Both Larry and Grace specialize in hair cutting, perm waving and colouring. They also work evenings to serve you better. Phone today and make an HAIR QUARTERS 316 Midland Ave. unchanged from last year and there will be a concession booth where you may _ purchase something to eat or drink. Both days are set for 12 p.m. starts. In the past years, these races have at- tracted racers from as far away as Minnesota and are run basically on Ontario Snowmobile Racing Federation rules. Anyone wishing to enter the races should show up at the race site the morning of Dec. 27 with their machines. For more in- formation, simply contact Omer Lalonde at 533-2772 or Eddie Fuleuka at 549-3033. Year-end Meeting The final meeting of Tiny Council for 1980 will be held beginning at 1 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 29 al the municipal offices in Perkinsfield. Oldtimers play Penetanguishene Brule Hotel Oldtimers will be in action tonight in Penetanguishene Arena when they will be facing off against Elmvale Georgian Bay Oldtimers. That game will start at 8:15 p.m. So far, this season, the oldtimers have five wins in five games, their latest wins coming Thursday over Hebner's Taxi of Midland Recreation Hockey 7-5 and Sunday morning in Orillia 7-5 in their second of a home and home series with that team. The team now hold one silver and two gold medals in hockey tournaments plus a gold medal in baseball. The Oldtimers will be playing next weekend again on Friday night in Penetanguishene Arena when they will take on the Ontario Hospital team at 8:15 a.m. Towne Smoke & Gift 11 Robert St., Penetang OPENING SPECIALS Kaywoodie Slim Butane Lighters Reg. °19.95 SALE *15.95 Variety of Pipes ON SALE Ceramic Giftware 10% off Cherokee Wagoneer THE LEGEND ENDURES... BECAUSE THEY'RE BUILT TOUGH! Cherokee Chief Cherokee Larado Wagoneer Brougham Wagoneer Limited # DRIVE ONE OF OUR LEGENDS TODAY! 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