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Cookstown . (a) Wayne Cashman (b) Danny Gare (c) Bobby Clarke. 2. Yvon Cournoyer, Serge Savard, and now Bob Gainey. 3. George Armstrong, Dave Keon, and Darryl Sittler. 4. Lee Fogolin. 5. Denis Potvin. 6. McCarthy - Vancouver, Russell - Calgary, Sutter - St. Louis, and Young - Minnesota. 7. Alex Delvecchio. 8. Bill "Red" Hay. 9. Johnny Bucyk. 10. Penetang - Frank Hall, Cents - Ken Mugford, and A's - Ken Knapton. Australian student's remark inspires Boudouris Australian Gay Cudmore was the in- spiration for the naming of Dock Lunch owner Nick Boudouris' new venture, the Memories Road House Restaurant, to open on Penetanguishene's Main Street next month. Cudmore spent a year here on a student exchange program, courtesy of the Midland Rotary Club. Just before returning to Australia, she visited the Dock Lunch and told Boudouris that she couldn't leave without a Dock Lunch hamburger. After Boudouris gave the teenager some mementoes, she became _ teary-eyed, Boudouris said, and she said that an occasion like that is what memories are made of. Four people who entered names in the contest to name the restaurant will be getting a free dinner for four. Over 3,000 names were suggested. Jim and Jeannette Tracey of Penetanguishene, Russell Moreau of RR 1, Wyevale, Shari Jeffery of Midland, and Earl McBurney of Penetanguishene each have won a dinner for four. The Traceys in addition won $100. Boudouris favoured the name Yesterday, which four people suggested. Boudouris was thinking of the book published last year to mark the town's centennial. Unfortunately, the name is already in use elsewhere and protected. The Traceys' suggestion of Memory Lane was the entry closest to Memories. More draws were held to select the three other winners. belief in the need for development. The chamber in its letter says its com- mittee is prepared to meet with the council's committee if, as and when such a committee is struck. Gail Niblock, Robert Voorzanger and Tom Lackie are the chamber committee's members. The Midland parks board has asked the Chamber newly-formed Midland Sa eae of Com- merce tourist committee for more in- asked to formation about its intentions. supply The chamber in a letter referred to the - . parks board said that Mayor Al Roach has information suggested development of Little Lake Park, and that the chamber shares the mayor's New team sweaters Prima Paus, left, the manager of Memories Lounge, which is due to open in Penetanguishene next month, Oldtimers' manager Bernie Robillard. Memories Lounge is the team's new sponsor. Malibus split with Barrie and In Barrie on ~~ Wed- el V Antennas eSatellite Dishes 526- Balm Beach Rd., Midland is shown with Penetanguishene Local calls rece. wee is 322-1555 SPENCER TRANSPORT Ltd. Daily less-than-Truckload and Truckload service to or from Metro Toronto Canada Customs Bonded Carrier 4652 Radio dispatched Ask about 'Lightning Service' ATTENTION OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Every Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Jackpot starts at *150. St. Mary's Parish Hall, Albert. Street, Victoria Harbour Sale & Draw Sponsored by the Big Sisters of Huronia 10-1 at Zellers Baked goods gratefully accepted pa a na =o | ACT NOW! and get yourself a "FREE VCR RENTAL a SOS ee eee | poilaeie of your choice! (Monday to Friday) nesday night, the Malibus of the Simcoe County Women's Volleyball League, started the evening very slowly losing to Barrie in two straight games 4- 15 and 1-15. Malibus missed setter Jean Goodrow when she suffered an ankle injury during the first game. Midland looked sharp in the second match with Cookstown. Some excellent serving and spiking culminated in two straight wins. The final scores of the games were 15-3 and 15- 13. Darlene Paul con- tributed to several fine attacks set up by setter Sue Presse. Louise Zurawski and Chris McCullough executed some excellent tips to the corners. As the season nears its close, the Malibus look like a promising team for the playoffs. Malibus next league game is March 2 in Bradford. Page 8, Friday, February 18, 1983 ALL BOATERS Next Winters Storage absolutely FRE i When you pay your Summer dockage by March 1st Your friendly full service marina. Making your boating dollars go further Hindson Marine... Champlain Rd., Penetanguishene 549-2991 WITH YOUR PURCHASE OFA YEARLY MEMBERSHIP Now Video-Daze makes it easier than ever for yo and your family to enjoy the latest movies right i your own home. Give us a call or come in toda ae get full particulars on this special offer! Bring this advertisement for U n y 2 FREEMOVIES (One coupon per customer) Midland 526-4122 Your Pleasure is Our Business | Edwards Village Square, ; , L.