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Summer's Trophies Atoms The Penetanguishene Summer's Trophies Atoms were always good for a surprise this season, and their final one came in their last season skirmish -- the Buffalo Atom Tournament, where they battled their way to the runners-up position. Team members are: (front, left to right) Travis Mealing, J.J. Merkley, Greg Playne, Shawn Desjardins, Brian Mailloux, Mike DeVillers, Roy Mundy, Aaron Brophy; (back row) Derek Charlebois, Jim Sims, Keith Secord, Glenn Robillard, Timmy Ronald; (at far back) Bill Sajan, Gary St. Croix, Gary Ronald. Missing from photo: Ian Charlebois, Brian Robillard, Jason Sajan. Atoms top 'em all Monica Hinrikus of Midland Secondary Schoo] scored a fourth- place overall finish at last week's Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations girls' gymnastics meet at York University. Hinrikus won both the balance beam and vault events to give her the fourth overall placing and a berth in the Georgian Bay Secon- Hinrikus advances dary School Athletic Association Champi- onships. Other MSS gymnastis earning berths in the GBSSA finals were Wendy Bowering, who placed third in wault, and Sheiri Price, who came up with a seventh- place finish in vaulting. In the recent GBSSA Zone competition in Orillia, Price finished second overall in the Junior division. Other Juniors faring well at the zone meet were Susan Carpenter, Susan Bell and Pam Wilkinson. Wendy Bowering scored a_ second-place Overall finish in the Intermediate division and Hinrikus was in top form in the Orillia meet to win a first, second and third place finish in three events of the tough Elite division. Huronia Pla} yers present "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE" by Joseph Kesselring Directed by Mary Williams Jesse Perrault scored seven times in three games to lead the Midland Bell Canada Major Atoms to a vic- tory in the recent Aurora Atom Hockey Tournament. The Midland Jaycees Major Bantams nipped Owen Sound 5-4 to win the Georgian Bay Minor Hockey League championship last Friday at Wasaga Beach Arena. The Jaycees powered into a 3-1 lead in the first period on goals by Joe DeCola, Steve Zeitel and Shawn Davy. Jaycees - take GB After Owen Sound bounced back to tie it in the second, the Jaycees rallied to go ahead again late in the third on a goal by Zeitel. Owen Sound tied it again two minutes later but Midland wrested control back again and Bruce Marsden popped the winner with 2:43 remaining in the game. 80,000 k Service 4/ FRE \Check out the savings Penetang Motor Sales & American Motors are offering a fantastic saving to you the customer. price 1.4°500. reduction 2/FREE 12 month/ 20,000 km Buyer through watr 5./ FREE zitbart factory rust protection this offer is valid until June 12, 1982.0n eligible 1981 and 1982 Model AMC vehicles. For more information, contact rust Penelang MOTOR SALES LIMITED anc WH Jeep ora 161 Main St., Penetanguishene 549-3121| Page 16, Friday, April 23, 1982 The Midland squad clobbered Oshawa 5-2, got by Milton 4-2 and throttled Belleville 5-3 in the championship game to earn the title. Other top scorers for Midland were Greg Lalonde and John Brophy, with two each. David Duval, Sean Besi and John Richardson each tallied singles. Steven Duncan and Shawn Price split the goaltending duties. Perrault, Duncan and Lalonde each earned Most Valuable Player of the Game awards. The tournament was the final outing for the Bell The Bell Canada squad wound up the season with 43 wins, eight losses and three ties. They had 283 goals for, 93 against and their goaltenders came up with 10 shutouts. Sign up The Midland Minor Baseball Association will be holding its second registration for the 1982 season tomorrow, from 10 a.m. to 2p.m., at Twin Lakes Sports on King St. Friday, April 30, Sa Friday, May 7 Ticke M Huronia Offigé Services Mac's Milk Barber and Haskil Penetanguishene . Gignac's Children's Wear Adults *3, 90 su ents 7 15 : tudent sae) will be... ¢ Saturday, April 24th for the coming season! e DINING ROOM FULLY LICENSED Open Mon to Sat 11 a.m. tol a.m., Sunday 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. For reservations, phone 526-9221 *TAKE-OUT SERVICE FAST & CONVENIENT Open daily 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone ahead 526-6622 mncmvemiaina: ah