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Sports Line... Friday The 30,000 Island Curling Bonspiel will take place in Midland Curling Club today with action getting under wav at 6 p.m. and games every two hours. There will be three draws tonight in the annual event today. An added feature of the bonspiel will be the Monte Carlo Night planned for the upstairs lounge with the proceeds going to buy sweaters, slacks and blazers for Glenn Howard, Paul Har- bottle. Tim Tully and Peter Mount. The four Midland youths will be leaving Tuesday for an exhibition tour of Scotland, a trip they won in the Toronto Curling Club's Invitational Junior Men's Curling Bonspiel back in January of this year. In minor hockey, Penetanguishene's eight vear olds will hit the ice with the Canadiens and the Leafs locking horns in Penetanguishene Arena. Midland Minor Hockey teams will also be in action tonight with Ron's Gas Bar and Bertram's Fuels Tyke teams playing in Midland Centennial Arena at 4:30 p.m. Atom House League Plavoffs will start at 5:15 p.m. with Jory's IDA and O.K. Johnson plaving, that game followed by a match between | McQuirter's Real Estate and Midland IGA at 6:05 p.m. Midland Minor Atoms rep feam will play a plavoff game against Barrie at 7 p.m. and Developing _techno- logy has played a key role in expanding job opportunities for visually impaired people. Employment officers from _ the Canadian National Institute for the Blind can inform employers how iobs can be adapted for blind employees. For more information contact your local CNIB office. Midland Minor Peewee rep team will meet Collingwood in an exhibition game at 8:30 p.m. Saturday The 30,000 Island Curling Bonspiel will continue with draws everv two hours, action starting at 9 a.m. A t Calne Penetanguishene Arena. the eight year olds will be playing again. the Nordiques and the Canadiens facing off this time. Midland Minor Hockev House League Plavoffs continue in Midland Centennial Arena with bantam games at 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. Meatland and Walkers will take the earlier' game _ with Smithmobile and Cowen Construction taking the second game. At 8:10 a.m., Midland Times and Century 21 peewee teams will play with their counterparts, Midland Police and A & W plaving at 9:05 a.m. For atoms games, Georgian Bay Real Estate and Jory's IDA will play at 10:10 a.m. and the second game in that division will see Midland IGA and A. E. LePage facing off at 11:05 a.m. O.K. Johnson and McQuirter Real Estate will play at 12 noon. There will also be three games in the novice division with: Clarke and MacDonald and TUE playing at 1:05 p.m. Bike Shop' and Olvmpia Sports will square off at 2 p.m. and Kid's Stuff and Sum- mers Trophies will drop the puck at 2:55 p.m. Angela Schmidt of Midland will be in action in Whitehorse, Yukon Territories where she will compete in a five kilometer cross-country ski race as part of the World Competitions. There are still openings: in the first session of the level three coaching certification Kid's Stuff not fooling around In the second round of round robin playoffs in Midland Minor Hockey's Novice House League, Kid's Stuff is first with four points and they are followed closely by Summers Trophies with three points. Bike Shop and Olympia Sports are tied for third with two points each while Clarke-MacDonald has one point. IUF is alone in the Basement spot with no points. In the first game Saturday, Bike Shop blanked Clarke-MacDonald 2-0, Jeff Mayer and Dale Ironside getting the goals, both unassisted. Summers Trophies came on strong in their game with Olympia Sports but the two forces met with equal strength, producing a 3-3 tie. Doug Summers popped in a pair for Summers Trophies with Sean Mcllravey getting their third goal. Greg Moreau assisted on Summers' first goal. Garv Miller was the big gun for Olympia Sports with two goals, his first assisted by Chris Irvine. Sean Lalonde scored the third goal for Olympia Sports unassisted. Kid's Stuff came up with a big win over IUE as thev downed them 6-1, Danny Sibley getting IUE's only goal unassisted. Scoring for Kid's Stuff were David Cooper with three goals, Chris Jones, Scott Cooper and Chuck Quesnelle. Picking up assists for Kid's Stuff were Steve Graham, Jeremy Berriault, David Cooper and Chris Bales. "Lefts Get _ {fo ether tunckh! 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Midland Minor Hockev's Minor Atom rep team will play another playoff game against' Barrie' in Midland Centennial Arena. that match getting started at 3 p.m. Bertram's Fuels and Ron's Gas Bar tyke teams will play at 5:30 p.m. with another house league playoff game scheduled for 6:15 p.m. At 7:05 p.m., atom house league playoffs continue with A.E. LePage and Georgian Bav Real Estate facing off. There will also be a midget house league game at 8 p.m. League. WHO IS THIS MAN? He is a special kind of contractor. He isa member of the Ontario Electrical Through experience and knowledge of modern methods and applications, he is the answer to the homeowner who wishes to convert to electric heat and be eligible for a federal 534-3400 grant worth up to $800. Pesca || Wismers Blceiria Electric 526-4188 Walker's Electric 526-7825 Bumstead's Electric 322-2613 W. 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