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Peewees eliminated in three straig ht: by Darrian Robertson After eliminating Stayner from OMHA playoffs the Elmvale Dutcher and Corbett Peewees went on to meet a tough and powerful Oro team in OMHA _ quarter-finals last week. The first game went Friday March 5 in Elmvale. Elmvale held Good schoolreps their ground with Oro for the first period, with the team behind by only one goal. The Elmvale goal came from Martin Thiffault assisted by Robbie Phillips and Jeff Conn.- But from there on things did not click for Elmvale and Oro walked away with an 8-1 victory. Each team picked up three minor penalties and Ken Cripps and Jody Hankin were the Elmvale _netminders. Game two of the quarter-final series switched to Oro where the home team remained dominant over Elmvale_ by defeating them 8-0. Elmvale received five minor penalties to Oro's three. Jody Hankin and Ken Cripps shared the goaltending duties once again. Game three went in Oro and Elmvale this time was slammed 11-0. Elmvale could not contain the strong, balanced Oro team and as a result went down three games straight. So after being eliminated from OMHA playoffs Elmvale hosted Penetang Majors Friday night. The game was close but Elmvale lost 5-4. Elmvale goals came from Scott Collins with two and singles to Mark Bannerman and Doug Robertson. Assists went to James Elliott with two and Scott Collins with one. The two teams played a return match in Penetang on Sunday. Elmvale came up witha strong game _ and defeated them 5-3. Dutcher and Corbett goals came from Jeff Conn with three and Mark Bannerman with two. Assists went to Greg Dixon and James Elliott with two each while Scott Collins had one assist. With about one month left in the hockey season, Elmvale Peewees have the Georgian Bay League Tournament the first weekend in April to compete in and then they participate in the Elmvale Easter Tournament' the following weekend. CALLING ALL CARS ALIGNMENT a Reg. up to 21.00 SPECIAL M Adjust --* caster, camber and toe-in tire air pressure Inspect front end suspension springs shock absorbers steering assembly Any necessary parts and installation extra, if required Most passenger cars Any additional paris or service wil! be quoted belore work ts starled 472 Hugel Ave. 526-2278 Bobbie Andrews, left back row, is the coach of Midland Secondary School's junior girls' vollevball team who recently finished a fairly Kub Kar rally successful season. Although they didn't make it to the GBSSA finals, they did manage to give their fans at the school something to cheer about. by Robin Nutbrown Last Saturday evening, March 7 at the Wyebridge Community Centre, South Georgian Bay District held their first Annual Kub Kar Dinner / Dance. Each couple was given a Kub Kar Kit and it was up to them to design and make their own cars. Everyone had a chance to let their imaginations go wild. By the looks of things, some people did exactly that. A delicious turkey supper was served with all the trimmings and it was topped off with~a pineapple angel food cake with a dash of whipped cream. The meal was great and was enjoyed by all. Ernie _ Latanville, district commissioner presented Chris Merrit, from Port MeNicoll with his Wood Badge. Our congratulations are extended to Chris for a job well done. Following supper, the Kub Kar race took place. There were winners and losers but everyone got the thrill of racing their own car down the track. A trophy was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Larry McDavid for placing first in the speed race. Second place was taken by Reverend Mrs. Jim Manuel and third by William and Robin Nutbrown. Marcel Maurice and Page 20, Wednesday, ae the Northerners en- tertained us for the evening and the dance floor was very busy all night. A "door" prize was presented to Ernie Latanville. The cake was donated = and decorated by Debbie Phillips which was in the shape of a car. The dinner / dance proved to be a great success. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the ladies for the fabulous meal, Sandy and Doug Reynolds for organizing the event. SPEED CATEGORY: - 1. Tim Jacobs (Elm- vale); 2: Kent Haseneier (lst Midland); 3. D. J. Dorion (Port MeNicoll); 4. Shawn Laurin (Lafontaine); 5. Steven Scott (Wyebridge); 6. Kevin Bowen (6th Midland). BOY DESIGN CATEGORY: - 1. Steven Roth (Port MeNicoll); 2. Mark Burrage (Port MeNicoll); 3. Steven Wright (Port MeNicoll); 4. Robbie Turner (Wyebridge); 5. Kent Ehler (Port MeNicoll); 6. Jason Troughton ~ (Wyebrid- ge). BOY AND PARENT DESIGN CATEGORY: - 1 bs George Hemm (Wyebridge); 2. Darrin Jarvis (2nd Midland); 3. Dwaine Hennie (Port MeNicoll); 4. Fraser Nicholson (Port MeNicoll); 5. Randy Baker (Port MeNicoll); 6. Toby Dusome (Port MeNicoll). March 18, 1981 ' SAVE NOW DURING OUR "SPRING" J.P. 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