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seen ee ee sctenieecwresatiionahicanteiens Hold it right there! This tight defence was one reason why MSS midget girls defeated ESPSS in Zone 2 basketball action on Saturday. Paula McClinton (44) of Penetanguishene, runs up against Onalea Jackson, centre and Kim Hawke (10) of Midland in the preliminary round of the tourney. MSS won 42-21 before losing to Brock in the finals. --photo by Andy Wicksted Jaycee bantams tie- Archie Meridis adds insurance goals Midland Jaycee major bantams hockey team snatched a tie from the jaws of victory Wednesday evening at Centennial Arena. The visiting Orillia bantams scored with only 30 seconds left to salvage a 4-4 tie. Midland led 4-3 at that point on two goals by Archie Meridis, and singles by Guy Jeannotte and Eddie Richardson. They received stellar netminding frdm Blaine Dusome during the tight contest. Last weekend, Jaycees travelled to Collingwood for a Georgian Bay Minor Hockey Association game, and came home victorious due to the scoring heroics of Guy Jeannotte. At the end of one period Midland led '3-1, on two goals by Archie Meridis and one by Eddie Richardson. However Collingwood charged back with four unanswered scores in the middle frame. This is when Jeannotte took matters into his own hands. Guy counted a hat trick in the final period to give his team a thrilling 6-5 win. Jeannotte also set up-all three first period goals to give him a six-point game. Meridis assisted on Jeannotte's three in the last stanza. Next game for the bantams is tonight in Orillia for rematch from Wednesday, and then they entertain Owen Sound at home Sunday af- ternoon at 5:30 p.m. Lady Marauders peaking as they head for GB finals Midland Secondary School senior girls basketball team is now pointing toward the Georgian Bay area championships, after Minor Peewees net major victories Midland French Dry Cleaners' minor peewees won a pair of games in Georgian Bay league action on the weekend. Saturday night in Elmvale, they downed Stayner 6-5, and came back Sunday night in Borden to win 6-2. Saturday, Midland overcame numerous defensive lapses to down Stayner. David _Duval netted two goals for the Cleaners, while singles went to Sean Lunnie, Scott Bales, Jim Brophey, and Jesse Perrault. Rob Swanton had the hat trick for the losing Stayner boys. Sunday night Midland played the oversized put plodding Borden peewees and pulled away from a 2-2 first period tie to win 6-2. Greg Lalonde was the leader this time with two markers and an assist, while solo scorers were Lunnie, Duval, Bales and David Chalmers. George Gunther had a pair of assists. It was a chippy affair with 16 minor penalties being handed out. These two wins give the French Dry Cleaners' minor peewees a four win-two loss record in Georgian Bay league action. Civitan Peewees get win and tie on powerplay Midland Civitan Peewees split a pair of weekend encounters in which the powerplay played a large part. Saturday they scored three times on the powerplay en route to a 6-1 win over the home town Orillia team. Civitans followed that with a 5-5 tie at home against Owen Sound on Sunday. The tying goal was counted on the powerplay in this one. Pat Bowers and Brad Wadge each _ scored twice in Saturday's romp over Orillia. Chris Tannahill and: Mike Larmand scored single goals, while Bowers added two assists to his total. On Sunday the lead changed hands con- stantly during the game, only to have Wadge tie it up with about five and a half minutes remaining. It was Brad's third goal of The Commodore VIC-20 the game. Other scorers for the Civitans were Chris Tannahill and Billy Meridis, who also set up three goals. Next game for Midland Civitan Peewees is Sunday at the Centennial Arena against Collingwood. rolling over the 'competition' at the Zone 2. finals on Saturday in Cannington, Ont. ESPSS was the first victim of Brigg Har- vey's team, going down to defeat by a lop-sided 89-25 margin. MSS was led once again by the shooting of Tracey Vent. The All-Ontario forward poured in 20 points in just over one-half of play. Renaty Friedrich and Mary Russell aided the cause with 15 and 14 points respectively. In the finals, Brock High School of Can- nington really felt the power of the Lady Marauders. According to Coach Harvey, "'the girls were truly awesome against Brock and seem to be peaking at just the right time for the provincial playdowns."' These are kind words indeed from a coach who is definitely trying to keep a tight rein on the emotions of his charges. The biggest job off the court for Brigg Harvey is to keep the team inspired until the really "big" ones. Harvey seems to have things well under control. He is getting more support from his bench each outing and his Sstars' (are ~ .cons tributing as they should. Against Brock, Miss Vent had 16 more points, while Carolyn Meech dropped in 13. Georgian Bay finals are this Saturday in Huntsville. While the team is lacking adequate practice time due to exams, Harvey still expects the team to do well this weekend. It would be a major upset if someone knocks off MSS at this stage, and the 9 pinls: arer iex- perienced enough to know how to handle the pressures of being one of the top teams in the province. It can't hurt to wish Tracey, Angie and the rest of the team good luck though. MSS other teams didn't fare as well at the daylong tourney. The midgets, after beating ESPSS in the opener, lost to Brock in the finals. The Junior girls also lost in the finals to the host school, after beating Elmvale in the preliminaries. Unwanted Hair Gone Forever Facial Hair Removed Bikini Line Retined Arm, Chest, Back Hair Remov: Eyebrows Arched and Sha Hairline Permanenthg Co Ingrown Hairs Tr GOODMAN CLINie OF. EOE FROLYSIS 255 Midland Ave., Day or foie eesiinant ber of E.A.0. & A.E.A. WHITE Trade-in Special WHITE 505 on - beats Atari, Intellivision and Coleco Bx" 260 at their own game. fe. PU eAVOMLY $349 Price? We're all about the same. Performance? VIC-20's light years ahead. powerful and intelligent, that Wai@urn your computer if you don't own one. So see us TV into the home version of the Commodore soon about a Commodore VIC-20. | Sure, they all pl vid PET ter found i schools. 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