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= i SS | MMitdland skiers petition this past weekend at Loretto Ski Resort in Loretto, Ont. A team of Midland skiers have claimed top honours at a ski com- up of 10 male skiers and three female skiers notgoingdownhill --_ | INWaiy-varanterite eC SALE Bld Fashioned Values, Service and Satisfaction ng VINYL CANDIDE Mill Remnants Local players chosen for All-Star team This Saturday night will be a very important date for six local hockey players indeed as they have been chosen to play on the Georgian Bay Junior C All-Star Hockey Team. Four of the six play on Penetanguishene Kings Jr. C hockey club while two more play on Midland Centennials Jr. C hockey club. For the Kings, the players on the All-Star team will be Brad Copeland on left defence, Wayne Dixon on centre, Carl Cowan on right wing and Doug Gillespie on left wing. For the Midland Centennials, John Witzke on left defence and Ken Mugford on left wing will be representing that local club. The Penetanguishene Kings will also be represented behind the bench with Don Tannahill as acting coach for the all-star team and Peter Dubeau as acting manager of the team. The Georgian Bay All-Star Team will be playing in Gravenhurst Arena against the Mid-Ontario Jr. C League All-Star Team, that game getting un- derway at 8 p.m. The complete team will look like this: Paul Ryan, Gravenhurst Goal Steve Heittola, Huntsville Goal Brad Copeland, Penetanguishene L. Def. Kevin O'Hara, Haliburton L. Def. / John Fish, Parry Sound R. Def. On gd Craig Smith, Gravenhurst L. Def. Paul Munro, Bracebridge R. Def. ai Murray Hadley, Oro R.W. John Witzke, Midland L. Def. walt | N VITAT l O N from Harding Steve Bice, Gravenhurst R.W. Ted Lahay, Gravenhurst Jeff Barks, Parry Sound Wayne Dixon, Penetanguishene Ken Mugford, Midland Carl Cowan, Penetanguishene Len Willett, Gravenhurst Doug Gillespie, Penetanguishene Coach -- Don Tannahill, Penetanguishene; Manager -- Peter Dubeau, Penetanguishene; Trainer -- Darryl Moore, Gravenhurst; Stick Boy -- Richard Peacock, Bracebridge Spiker joined by Knapton As of Jan. 9, Terry Spiker of the Midland Athletics Intermediate A's continues to lead that league in scoring but is still in third place because of fewer assists. Spiker has 22 goals, the closest competitor to him being Lance Kealy of Owen Sound Greys with 21 goals. Kealy is presently in second place for total points with 41 points. Midland Spiker has 40 points and is tied with Myles McCauley of Collingwood Shipbuilders in that position. Leading the league is Les Burgess of Collingwood Shipbuilders with 15 goals and 28 assists for 43 points. Burgess is tied with Steve Lyon of Georgetown Raiders for assists at 28, Lyon now ina tie for sixth place. A new face has joined the league leaders from Midland's team and that is Ken Knapton. Knapton has 17 goals and 20 assists for 37 points, placing him in fifth position SAS ====000 from Midland and for the first time in seven years, the results were more than encouraging. Seven of the 10 male skiers on the team finished in the top seven spots and they were in order of finishing: Kevin Cowden, Tim Leitch, Chris Heath, Mark Pinkney, Greg Schuh, Simon Moore and Mina Tessier. Matthew Leitch, Paul Northcott and Pat Beauchamp failed to place in the competition but still put on good showings. Stacey Leitch finished third in ladies' skiing while Adrean Brennan took fifth place. Stephanie Johnson was bedridden by the flu and could not compete in the weekend com- petition. McC's over Bill McCuaig of |* Penetanguishene Hotel Brule Oldtimers hockey club has been waiting a long time to score a goal but his long wait ended Saturday night in Collingwood Arena as the Penetanguishene team played to a 6-6 tie with the Collingwood Oldtimers. McCuaig scored one Pie Ona fOr Penetanguishene, his second goal in three years while Larry Banks recorded a hat ton Aevk Pont Penetanguishene. Alvin Robillard and Dave Stainton each got singles TOR: Penetanguishene in that game as well. Penetanguishene Oldtimers will be playing this Saturday in Coldwater, that game getting under way at. eight p.m. (Arm stro AN UNBELIEVABLE $ B97 6' wide Tredway ONLY 3697 oo. va. 12' wide Vinyl | Sundial Solarian Premier Sundial Solarian 100% nylon luxury saxony, scotch guarded. Sugg. Ret. $26.97 sq. yd. NOW ONLY "150 GLOWING SHADOWS from Harding 100% nylon tone-on-tone Saxony, scotch guarded. Sugg. Ret. $22.97 sq. yd. NOW ONLY oa | af ht sq. yd. 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