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Sports Line... Friday Midland Athletics Intermediate A hockey club will begin a three game stint tonight in Orillia where they will play the Terriers at 8:30 p.m. Midland Centennials will be playing tonight as well in Midland Centennial Arena as they play in their first game of the semi-finals series with Parry Sound Shamrocks in Georgian Bay Jr. C hockey. That game will start at 8:30 p.m. Penetanguishene Bantams All-Stars will also be active in Base Borden in their final game of the best of th ree series with that team. The winner of that 8:30 p.m. game will go on to further series. Saturday Midland Athletics will be continuing their busy weekend _- schedule Saturday with a game against Barrie Flyers in Barrie at 8:30 p.m. Midland Curling Club will be the site of the men's club Leads and Seconds Curling Bon- Spi el and Penetanguishene Figure Skating Club will be holding their annual Ceapranslveas) in Penetanguishene Arena from two p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Starting at two p.m. at Bayshore Lanes in Midland, and Knight Haven Bowling Lanes in Penetanguishene, the Bowl for Millions Big Brothers Bowl will be held with local figures bowling a game. Sunday Midland Athletics Intermediate A's will be wrapping up their three game weekend with a home game in Midland Centennial Arena at 7:30 p.m. They will be playing - the Owen Sound Greys. Going into their second game of the semi-final series with Parry Sound Shamrocks will be Midland Cen- tennials Jr. C hockey club. that game being played at 2:30 p.m. in Parry Sound. ESPSS girls volleyball The three _ girls' volleyball teams from Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School had mixed success Friday as they battled St. Theresa's High School in Midland and Midland Secondary School. ESPSS: midget girls lost theit 'match to St. Theresa's 15-13 and 15- 11 but they did win their first game against MSS 15-13. MSS came back to win the next two games though 15-11 and 15-10. ESPSS junior girls defeated St. Theresa's. two games straight but they just seemed to run out of steam when they met MSS as they gave up two very close games 15-13 and 16-14. St. Theresa's took the first and third game of their match but ESPSS took the second game 15-4. the worst beating St. Theresa's senior girls have taken in three years. : Weekend Ski Watch The following ski resorts are reporting good alpine conditions in this area: Medonte Mountain with 30-60 centimeters combination base. Horseshoe Valley with 50 centimeters combination base and Mount St. Louis with 50-80 centimeters combination base. Reporting fair to good conditions is Blue Mountain in Collingwood with a base of 80 centimeters man-made snow and 45 cen- timeters of natural snow and a trace of new natural snow. No report was available for Mountain View Ski Hills in Midland but the recent snow fall is evidence of good conditions there. For cross country, Lafontaine Ski Trails, Medonte Mountain, Horseshoe Valley, Maple Valley Ski Trails, Mountain St. Louis and Wasaga Beach Ski Trails are reporting good conditions with an average of 40-60 cen- timeters of snow on the trails at all resorts. Simcoe East Liberal Association announces the opening of the JACK HARBER Liberal Committee Rooms at 278 King St., Midland. For all election information, call 526-5481 SPECIAL ™ Adjust ™ Inspect work is started caster, camber and toe-in tire air pressure Any necessary parts and installation extra, if required Most passenger cars Any additional parts or service will be quoted before CALLING ALL CARS ALIGNMENT . 90 Reg. up to 21.00 frontend suspension _____ springs 3 shock absorbers steering assembly ere a Legion bonspiel winners The winning rink that participated in the Penetanguishene Legion's annual bonspiel at the Penetanguishene Curling Club last weekend was skipped by Russ Howard. Front left is Lorne Perrault, Legion sports officer. Behind from left are: Janet Acton (lead), Neil Acton (second), Russ Howard, Bob Magnus, Legion President, and Wendy Thompson (vice). TET EE TE EP A EE Be ee PEE PRGA PSL 2 LESS PI RT EC | : Marea ] t -- if ' | fa aa ay 1 | i 3 ii at | | | | Save for your retirement...and save on your | 1980 taxes. A TD Retirement Savings Plan has | three ways to help you save. We can even | arrange a loan to help you get started. | Come into any of the 12 TD branches in the | Georgian Bay area and ask us about RSP's. But hurry, the deadline for 1980 contributions is March 2, 1981. STs ETN ARIES NER TD's got you covered in the Georgian Bay area ye - PENETANGUISHENE LPL EP, RS TI ILD 7 : | Brace | ey ELMVALE } | ae 1 be bi me" St) lf , A a Fi, aN | ae if peers tk aie) f : THORNBURY | | i 4 fs Ae i ee ee z COLLINGWOOD Pinaase | ie % CREEMORE oi FEVERSHAM eee TORONTO DOMINION the bank where people make the difference