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aa am eo Midland Bell Canada Major Atoms started off on the right foot Wednesday night in Midland Cen- tennial Arena as they defeated Penetanguishene 9- 1 to take the first game in a best of five playoff | Championship contenders series. If enthusiasm alone can win the series for Midland, these players have all they need to become champions. Up my alley by Dennis Brabant The official results, of the Export "A"' Classified fournament for Penetanguishene were released by tournament director Gerald Lesperance this week. There were 125 entries in the tournament so the top two ladies and top three men in each average class qualified to advance to the zone finals in March as follows: Class 1 Ladies Lynn Ansley 556 Anne Daoust 551 Men Ken Quesnelle 585 John Bowen 580 Ben Courriere 542 Class 2 D. Vaillancourt 660 ° Gwen Patterson 609 DaveCurry 706 Don Lacroix 694 Dennis Crowe 623 Class 3 Martin Devillers 732 Martin Pilon 664 Gerald Lesperance 637 Class 4 Bob Therrien 695 Maurice Lacroix 689 Roger Beausoleil 600 Class 5 Men Albert Morin 774 Dean Chapman 666 Jim Bressette 582 Dean Chapman and Stewart Mosely bowled well as our association representatives at the CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE Sat. & Sun. Matinee 2 p.m. P. Duquette 652 Vi Robitaille 634 Shelly Duval 737 R.Marchand 704 fee THE GREATEST FAIRY TALE OF THEM ALL! "It's been a long time since we had such an enjoyable ' All Seats za treat fo pasa i JUNE 1976 $1-50 N.W.RUSSO PRESENTS by Peter Thomas © 1976 GGCommunications, inc. Provincial Finals of the Hi-Low Doubles tournament in Orillia. They finished fourth in their division narrowly missing that elusive first or second place that would have won them trips to Florida. The men's shift for the Winterama had to be cancelled due to some late withdrawals by two teams and a general lack of interest. The mixed tournament for 7:30 p.m. is still on and will provide lots of fun and prizes for all. MIDLAND CIVITAN Blighty Bingo Every Tues. evening at Midland Cultural and Recreation Centre 605 Yonge St. Admission $1.00 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Come and enjoy Bingo inthis warm and modern facility. ees Pen Twin Theatres Sat. Only - Feb. 21 7:30 4 FEATURE WINTERAMA SPECIAL Se} Wed., Thurs., Fri. O|, Feb. 18-19-20 7:30 * a" 9 APE, afl OQ '45 INCREDIBLE . ~at Sithon SHRINKING _74¢ | QO F > WOMAN 4 6) © ) ey THE Beeny Henne b. 20 QO lpm. PH THRE Quang | A) ) Sat. Matinee-1p.m. Allseats-$1.25 | fy INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN | () 8) Sat. 2:30 - © e) FREE WINTERAMA MATINEE ALL CARTOON SHOW! Q a Sun., Feb. 22 ae ©) to Thurs., Feb. 26 x 7:30 SLIPPERY WHEN WET | Quaug ELLES. Pen Fri.; Feb. 20to DON'T GO IN x 'Thurs., Feb. 26 THE HOUSE 7:15 guna cP ADIAOOOO ------ J ©OOOOOOO' 555555 ke St. T's girls playing best volleyball of all season St. Theresa's High School in Midland en- tered the Catholic Schools' Senior Girls Volleyball tournament last Friday and Saturday at Pius X High School in Ottawa. St. Theresa's girls won seven games and lost only one in round robin play and then went-on to place second in the finals that lasted two-and-a-half hours. Regropolis from Kingston was_ St. Theresa's first opponent which the Midland girls beat 15-7 and 15-10. St. Joe's of Toronto won their first game against St. Theresa's 15- 10 but St. Theresa's came back to take the second game 16-14. Notre Dame _ of Waterdown was really no match for the Midland squad as they went down in defeat 15-0 and 15-4. St. Pius X of Ottawa fell before St. Theresa's 15-12 and 15-4. In championship round robin play, St. Theresa's won five of their six games, their first two wins coming against St. Joe's of North Bay 16-14 and 15- 13. St. Joe's of Toronto lost their two games 15- 13 and 15-0 to St. Theresa's. In their third match, St. Theresa's won the first game 15-7 against Cardinal Newman of Hamilton but gave up a close win to Cardinal Newman 16-14 in the second game. St. Theresa's played Cardinal Leger of Brampton in the semi- final match, defeating them handily 15-9 and 15-12. In the finals, St. Theresa's came up against St. Joe's of North Bay again, winning two of the five games they played, finishing second overall. Midland won the first game 15-12 but lost the second game 15-8, and then gave up the third game 15-12. They fought back though to win the fourth game 15-10 to tie the match at two games apiece. The fifth game was close and very well played but St. Theresa's came out on the short end of a 15-10 victory as St. Joe's of North Bay took first place. This was by far the strongest showing for the girls' team this season with Patti Cox and Mary Pat Quilty playing outstanding games throughout the tournament. Flew From N.S. Over 70 years have gone by since the Silver Dart rose from the ice of Baddeck Bay in Nova Scotia, performing the first powered flight in Canada. 6-8 p.m., THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 68 Penetanguishene, Ontario Wintec Special "Get Acquainted Night" Home Made Beans and Bread Friday, February 20th A dance D.J. until 1a.m. Bring your friends to supper and meet our Winterama visitors "Who says inflation can't be beat' Support your Legion and Winterama Activities in the Games Room (upstairs) $1.50 per person and this includes: NOW PLAYING Charles y Goldie @ Hawn Grodin COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A RAY STARK Production CHEVY CHASE GOLDIEHAWN cHaRLES GRODIN IN "NEIL SIMON'S SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES" AJAY SANDRICH FILM ROBERT GUILLAUME CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE King St., Midland Nitely 7&9 526-5791 Friday, February 20, 1981, Page 11 Pe Oe int i ee Oe it -_ onl Pi pe as re Raa porn 4