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Results HURONIA REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Lindsay March 5-7 Final Standings Swimmers Pts. 45 Muskoka Aquatic Club 1031 17 Midland Y Keegos 363 24 Lindsay Lightning Bolts 326 20 Base Borden Barracudas 254 14 Barrie Y Neptunes 250 27 Owen Sound Y 226 14 Port Elgin Breakers 104 9 Orillia Channel Cats 44 Keegos Times Individual Boys 15 and Under--high point trophy, Andre Bourrie, four golds, twosilver: Ist, 200 fly, 2:28.48; 1st, 200 I.M., 2:26.77; Ist, 100 Breast, 1:15.13; 1st, 100 fly, 1:05.62; 2nd, 200 breast, 2:42.4; 2nd, 100 free, 59.63; 2nd, 50 free, 26.86. Boys 13-14 -- high point trophy, Chris Leavens, seven golds: 1st, 100 back, 1:06.52; Ist, 100 free, 1:07.07; 1st, 200 free, 2:12.28; 1st, 50 free, 27.20; Ist, 100 fly, 1:07.95; Ist, 200 back, 2:29.96; Ist, 200 fly, 2:48.23. Boys 11-12 -- high point trophy runner-up, J.J. Gorman, five golds, two silver: 1st, 1500 free, 19:14.6; Ist, 400 free, 4:59.93; 1st, 200 fly, 2:48.87; Ist, 400 I.M., 5:59.10; ist, 100 fly, 1:17.4; 2nd, 100 free, 1:08.48; 2nd, 200 free, 2:25.2. Boys 10 and under -- high point trophy, 2nd runner-up, Joel Magnan, one gold, five silver: 1st, 100 fly, 1:37.95; 2nd, 400 free, 5:49.72; 2nd, 100 breast, 1:36.63; 2nd, 200 I.M., 3:12.8; 2nd, 200 free, 2:48.18; 2nd, 50 breast, 45.33; 4th, 50 free, 37.54. Keegos Records Broken: Boys 10 & Under-Joel Magnan, 50 breast, 45.33; 100 breast, 1:36.63. Boys 11-12--J.J. Gorman, 200 free, 2:25.2; 400 free, 4:59.93; 1500 free, Bh 14; 200 fly, 2:48.87; 400 I.M., 5:59.10. Bayi 13-14--Chris Leavens, 50 free, 27.20; 100 back, 1:06.52. Girls 13-14--Kirsten Pape, 200 I.M. 2:44.62. Girls 11-12--Anne Leavens, 200 fly, 3:09.29; 400 I.M., 6:35.88. Huronia Records Broken: Boys 11-12--J.J. Gorman, 400 free, 4:59.93;.1500 free, 19:14.6; 400 I.M., 5:59.10. Boys 13-14--Chris Leavens, 50 free, 100 back. Keegos Improved Times Boys 10 & Under--Spencer Battrick, 5th, 400 free; 5th, 200 free; 8th, 50 back; 9th, 100 free; 8th, 50 fly. Boys 11 & 12--Danny Whittam (two silver medals), 2nd, 200 breast; 2nd, 100 breast; 6th, 100 back; 13th, 100 free; 17th, 50 free. Bryan Shouldice (one bronze), 3rd, 400 free; 9th, 100 free; 6th, 200 free; 9th, 50 free; 11th, 100 breast. Steven Maurice, 9th, 200 breast; 17th, 100 free; 19th, 200 free; 8th, 100 breast; 13th, 50 free. Swimming Boys 13 & 14--Tim Bourrie (six gold, one silver), Ist, 1500 free; ist, 400 free; 1st, 200 breast; ist, 200 1.M.; ist, 100 breast; 1st, 400 I.M.; 2nd, 200 free. Girls 10 & Under-Becky Whit- tam, 6th, 400 free; 12th, 100 free; 7th, 200 IM; 11th, 50 free; 12th, 50 fly; 10th, 100 back. Girls 11-12--Ann Leavens (one bronze), 5th, 100 back; 3rd, 200 fly; 6th, 100 free; 7th, 200 IM; 5th, 400 IM; 5th, 50 free; 7th, 100 fly. Girls 13-14--Kirsten Pape (one silver, one bronze), 6th, 800 free; 3rd, 200 IM; 2nd, 200 fly. Heather Cairns, 10th, 400 free; best individual times in 100 back; 200 IM; 50 free; 14, 200 back. Michelle Magnan, 9th, 400 free; 10th, 100 back; 10th, 200 IM. Lise Magnan (one bronze), 5th, 800 free; 7th, 400 free; 6th, 200 breast; 3rd, 200 fly; 7th, 200 free; 10th, 100 breast; 5th, 400 IM. Girls 15 and_ over--Elaine Baumgardner (two bronze), 4th 800 free; 4th 400 free; 3rd, 200 fly; 3rd, 400 IM; 7th, 200 back. Mary Ellen Peel (one bronze), 3rd, 800 free; 4th, 200 free; 4th, 100 breasi. --Bowling ---- BOWLING MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL Eastern Division March 17 W L Pts Commodore Hotel BPP, APES Quality Signs 49 32 111 Gamna Carpet 47 34 107 Don Sherk Const. 35 46 83 Bayshore Lanes 35 46 78 Courtesy Ford 18 55 49 Western Division Vision ee ts Garner's Sports 48 33 112 Brabants Const. 45 36 109 Legion Gold 39° 42 91 Ladouceurs Const. 40 41 88 Gem Amusements AM AY eis Huronia Auto Glass 32 aoe Top 10 Averages Sam Poole 243 Jules Marion 240 Maurice Lacroix 233 Rodney Todd 230 J.P. Desroches 230 Bob Jackson 229 Maurice Lapensee 228 Bill Puddicombe 226 Ray Staunton 226 Dave Bowen 226 High Triples Dennis Brabant 853 J.P. Desroches 802 Rodney Todd 791 Bob McMann 786 Jules Marion 763 Cliff Charlebois 754 Sam Poole 734 Andy Maheu 733 Bill Puddicombe 724 Howard Woolner 721 Summers Trophies High Single Award Jules Marion 313 The Midland Y Keegos have a_ busy schedule through the spring season. Last week at the Midland Y, the Keegos assisted the Elementary schools of the area in their Annual School Swim Meet. On April 3, Special Olympics swimming is being held at the Midland YMCA. The Huronia Association for the Mentally Retarded have asked the Keego swimmers and parents for assistance as of- ficials. The Keegos travel to Muskoka on April 4th for a Developmental Meet and on April 16 - 18 they will compete in the Ontario Championships in Toronto. May 2is also a date to mark on your calendar: this is the annual "'Swim-a-thon", the major fund-raising event for the Midland Y Keegos and the s & Canadian Amateur Swimming Association. The day is composed of two events, a '""Swim- a-thon by the Keegos and a Celebrity Swim. The final event of the year is the Midland Invitational Swim on May 15-16. This fall the Midland Y Keegos are im- plementing a new program developed by the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association and sponsored' by Imperial Oil. The purpose of ESSO Swim Canada is to provide an opportunity for Canadian youths to further their interest, It's all for fund Sunday The Penetanguishene Minor Hockey Association will be holding a Lap-a-thon from 5 p.m. Penetanguishene Arena. Proceeds will be used to help defray the costs of travelling and accommodation ex- penses incurred in tournaments the Atoms, Peewees and Midgets will attend next month. PMHA players will be out in the community over this week gathering pledges. to 8 p.m. at Be a puff Midland's Powder- Puff Recreational Baseball League is now accepting registrations for the 1982 season. The league is for women 18 years and older who are interested in getting a little exercise and having a little baseball fun. No experience is DEON THEATRE Midland 526-5791 More PHELPSTON TAVERN Midget money The Midland Legion Major Midgets have received another $100 donation toward their Christmas tour to Oslo, Norway. The Midland Over-30 Hockey League handed the cheque over last week. The Midgets will continue their ongoing fund-raising drive with proceeds from a dance slated for May 22 at the Hunters and Anglers Club on Ogden's Beach Road. Country & Western Music Now appearing Thurs., Fri., & Sat. PHELPSTON TAVERN Flos Conc.4, Phelpston Page 22, Wednesday, March 24, 1982 Fri., March 26 to Thurs., April 1 7 and 9:10 She was lost from the moment she saw hum} Special Sat. Matinee 1:30 P.G. necessary. A general meeting for registration and _ in- formation will be held April 17 at Midland Arena at 7 p.m. (or call Alice at 526-7482). The league is also recruiting coaches and umpires. For more information call the above number. Great Muppet Caper PEN TWIN PENETANG PEN 1 Wed., March 24 to Sat. March 27 7: apaet Show Fri. March 7S, 11 p.m. - 1. - Rocky Horror Picture Sat. Matinee 1:30- Raiders of the Lost Ark SSGirls plus Sun-Mon-Tues. March 28-29-30 7:15 Thurs April 1 7 and9 cademy Awards Monday March 29 PEN 2. Fri March 26 to Held Over! Watch The Think Summer R Gunz 10 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS including -- BEST PICTURE ~ BEST ACTOR involvement and_ skill development in the sport of swimming. Esso Swim Canada is for youths ages 8 and up who have some basic swimming ability, since this is not a learn-to- swim program. Each participant will be exposed to some 25 swim skills such _ as: --proper technique in the four fundamental strokes: freestyle, backstroke, _ breastst- roke and butterfly; Esso Swim Canada is not a talent- identification program. Achievement standards have been established to allow a minimum of 85 percent of all par- ticipants to complete the Gold level. Assessment techniques have been designed to permit candidates to progress at their own rate. Swimming fast is secondary. Of the 14 individual achievement levels only three have time-related standards. and turns for each of the The - Midland Y strokes; Keegos are looking --endurance forward to a_ strong ming; finish to an already --instruction in the successful season. They proper use of kick-, also welcome new boards, pull buoys, members at any time hand paddles, and pace and are enthusiastic clocks; « about the ESSO Swim -fundamental trai- Canada program. ning principles. --correct racing starts swim- The program consists More sports of six achievement - levels for which there are 14s individual pages 26,27 awards. 9Pabae i ANW EE EX Ni t a = LICENSED LLBO 8 Main St., Elmvale , Now Appearing as Bir 25, 26, 'dy ce Burgundy oe Next -- April 1, 2, 3 Burgundy The Family Bucket -- Special, Saturday Sunday Pick up 27s 23 a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken at avery special price. Only $8.50. It's a perfectly delicious deal for 15 pieces of plump and tender chicken. Made with the Colonel's original recipe of 11 different herbs and spices. The Family Bucket Special from Kentucky Fried Chicken. Loft Family Restaurants featuring 371 King St. 70 First St. Mosley & Sunnidale Sts. Collingwood Wasaga Beach Midland 445-0491 429-2311 526-5522 45 Essa Ad. 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