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| a psc competition peatiel perme Representatives of the Midland Figure Skating Club came third as a group last Sunday in Barrie at the South Georgian Bay Interclub Competition. Barrie took first and Owen Sound second in the six club competition. Midland figure skaters above are. front row from left, Sherri Dion, Cory Raeburn, . Lisa Kinnear, Michelle Mcliravey, Patrick Lalonde. Back rew from left are Wendy Haseneier, Charlene Myers, Cindy Mandley, Susan Carrington and Wendy Quesnélle. Sports Line... Friday Gary and_ Bruce Vessair and Peter Van Dolar of Honey Harbour will be leaving today for Keswick, Ontario where they will be competing and getting ready for the World series in snowmobile racing to be held in Saskatchewan next week. Brian Orser_ of Penetanguishene _ will also be leaving for an important competition today as he prepares for the World Finals in Hartford, Connecticut March 5-8 in Senior Men's Figure Skating. In Midland Minor Hockey, Summers Trophies and Clarke and McDonald novice hockey teams will be practicing in Midland Centennial Arena from 4:30 p.m. to 5:20 p.m. IUE and Bike Shop of that league will be practicing from 5:20 p.m. until 6:15 p.m. In tykes, Ron's Gas Bar and Bertram's Fuels will be playing a game at 6:15,p.m. and house league practices will resume after that. At 7:10 p.m. Olympia Sports and Kids' Stuff novices will practice and Meatland and Walkers bantam house league teams. will practice at 8 p.m. Peewee house league teams will practice at 9 p.m.. A&W and Midland Times -being those teams. ° At the Curling Club, ' the Canada Steamship Lines Curling Bonspiel will get underway at 6 p.m. tonight and con- tinuing on until around 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Midland Saturday -Summers Trophies of Midland Minor Hockey novice house league will be in Meaford tomorrow for the second game of a two weekend hockey tournament. Midland Major Peewees will be in Midland Centennial Arena where they will play Collingwood at 4 p.m. and Midland minor midgets. will play Aurora in Midland at 5:15 p.m. For house league 'Meet your Liberal Candidate games, Smithmobile and Cowan Construction bantams will face off at 6 a.m. with Meatland and Walkers bantams playing at 7 a.m. Other house league games will. include McQuirter Real Estate and A. E. LePage atoms at 8:10 a.m., O.K. Johnson and Georgian Bay Real Estate atoms at 9:05 a.m., Midland IGA and Jory's IDA atoms at 10:10 a.m., A&W and Midland Times peewees at 11:05 a.m.. Midland Police and Century 21 peewees at 12 p.m., Kids' Stuff and Olympia Sports novices at 1:05 p.m., Bike Shop and IUE novices at 2 p.m. and Clarke and McDonald and Summers' Trophies novices at 2:55 p.m. The County of Simcoe Curling Bonspiel will be held tomorrow. at Penetanguishene Curling Club with two draws, the first at 9 a.m. and the second. at 11 a.m. If enough snow remains on the trails, Mountain View Ski Hills will be the site of the Southern Ontario Division Cross-Country Skiing Championships. The Ontario ski team should be present at that event as well as many other skiers from across the province. Sunday If necessary, Midland Minor Atoms will be playing the final game in their series with Owen Sound in Midland NOW PLAYING x Tes story of a man who can no longer live the dreams and traditions of his father... And of the love he finds with a woman who believes in his talent. A movie that will make you care, make you sing, A and make you cheer. DINNER & DANCE Friday, March 6th, 8 p.m. At Stroud Community Arena (upstairs) Guest Speaker - 8:30 p.m. J.R. (Jim) Breithaupt M.P.P. Kitchener Buffet 9 p.m. - Cash Bar Music by the Fig Leaf Jazz Group $15.00 / Couple Tickets available at: Liberal Committee Rooms in: Barrie - 88 Dunlop St., East Penetang - 8 Fox St., Barclay - Barclay Bradford - 23 Holland St. W. Tickets also available at the door Process to "Bruce Owen Campaign-Fund" ao NEIL DIAMOND LAURENCE OLIVIER "THE JAZZ SINGER* A JERRY LEIDER PRODUCTION sun LUCIE ARNAZ « CATLIN ADAMS * Frankuyn save Screenplay by HERBERT BAKER: "Aduptarion by STEPHEN H" FOREMAN ny SAMSON RAPHAELSON Ov Ss treaty NEL OVAMOND Bosect onthe ples | SnAEIDER Over ee eetriakeritiscs HER QO lootay stereo} i'n eee ae UREAD THE & BANTAM BOOx | Adult [Se eB Canadian Odeon Theatre King St., Midland 526-5791 Midland, Penetanguishene atoms fare well in Winterama tournament Midland and Penetanguishene Atom teams did fairly well in the Penetanguishene Winterama's Atom Tournament held Friday and Saturday in Penetanguishene Arena. The two teams squared off in the first game. a 3-3 tie the result of that meeting. Penetanguishene then went the consolation round route, their first game pitting them against Barrie with Penetanguishene winning that game 2-1. Their next game was against Downsview in which Penetanguishene were downed 5-1. Downsview went on to win the consolation championship. Midland atoms went the other way into the championship rounds, their first game being against Elmvale with Midland taking that game 4-3. - Midland then played Streetsville in a game which they lost 5-1, eliminating them from Centennial Arena at 3 p.m. Sunday. That game will be followed up by a match between Midland minor Bantams and Sharon at 4:15 p.m. and another game _ between the Midland Major Atoms and Collingwood at 5:45 p.m. At7p.m., there will be a bantam house league practice for Smith- mobile and Cowen Construction and a midget house league practice will be held at 8 p.m. in*Midland Arena. further action. Streetsville also went on to become the grand champions of _ the tournament. An all-star hockey team was chosen from the ranks of the clubs present and_ those players chosen were Don Robinson of Elmvale at center, Dave Murphy _ of Ancaster at right. wing, Andrew Adam : of Midland at left wing, Charles Bottineau of Penetanguishene on defense, Billy Arm- strong of Richmond Hill on defense and Robert Delladonne of Down- sview in net. Peter Tower of Streetsville was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. Reg McConkey, tournament organizer would like to thank all those involved in making the tournament work, especially the sponsors who made it all possible through their generosity. 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 in this warm and modern facility. BAY MARINE & SPORTS. SPRING SPECIAL 14' Springbok aluminum and 9.9-Evinrude, for only 1,575 14' Fibreglass and 9.9. Evinrude, for only 1,595 Dockage limited space available Champlain Rd, Penetang - 549-2762 porns eee ORILLIA CINEMA 3 ICOLBORNE ST326-32233& | | ! IF THE ' | | STUNT COALMINERS THE H | MAN DAUGHTERS COMPETITION | Adult Adult Aduit | ee Take a good look at these 'OK' USED CARS! @..1980 DODGE OMNI, 4-door, 4 cyl., with automatic transmission and radio. Only 0 km. Lic. PEM 760. @..1980 CHEVETTE 2-DOOR, 4 cyl., with automatic transmission and radio. Only 26,000 km. Lic. SFW 036. 6,195. $5,995 @..1980 CITATION 2-DOOR, 4 cylinder with automatic power steering and power brakes, radio and more. Only 26,000 km. Lic. SFW 513. 56,895. @..1978 CAMARO Z-28, with 4 speed transmission, power steering and brakes. Only 42,000 km. Lic. RXT 785. 6,995. @..1973 DODGE POLARA, 2 door, hardtep, automatic, power steering and brakes, good transportation. Lic. FKZ 438. $1,995. 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