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ee en TT EE EE -- Double Winners: Laurie Walker's rink (left photo) won the M. a, Fitzgerald Trophy Winning members (L to R) Jenny Adams, Laurie Walker, Helen Steffler, and Vicki Kelly. Viv Shaw's rink (right photo L to R) Viv Shaw, Sharon Park, Wendy Larmand, and Sue Rooney won the Molson's Trophy in the first event' last week at Midland. Meaford wins Div. 3 Tankard Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association Tankard Divisional Champio- nship for Division Three vas held at Midland Curling Club on Tuesday, March 8. Division three is made up of districts, nine, 10, 11 and 12. Meaford represented district nine, while Stroug is in district 10, Parry Sound, 11, and Oakwood, from near Lindsay, is from district 12 The curlers played a double-rink competi- tion. This means that two teams from one district played two teams from another, and the two games were combined with the total scores counting. In the first game Meaford beat Oakwood 13-12. The skips for Meaford were Helen Miller and Olive Richardson. 'Skippi- ng" for Oakwood was Brenda Moynes and Nancy Hanna. In the second game Stroud beat Parry Sound 15-12. The win- ning skips for Stroud were Penny Bassett and Cathy McFadden, while the skips for Parry Area 3 junior girls B-ball won by Regent Last Friday evening, the Area 3 junior girls' basketball tournament held at St. Theresa's High School for elementary schools was won by Regent School. Teams from Huron Park, Parkview, Bayview, Port MeNicoll and Regent competed in the round-robin play. Parkview won the B pool of play with two lopsided victories. The standard of play was Sports Trivia Answers. player in U.S. 3. Most Valuable Basketball Assoc. States. petition. golf contest. Leagues. easy one! the US. 1. Given to the outstanding college football 2. Leading scorer in NHL. Player in 4. Outstanding amateur athlete in United 5. Winner of the US and Britain tennis com- 6. Winner of the US and Britain women's amateur golf competition. 7. World tennis championship. 8. Winner of the Us. and Britain men's pro 9. Best pitchers in both Major Baseball 10. Best amateur golf team in, world. 11. Winner of the US and Britain men's amateur golf competition. 12. NCAA football championship. 13. NHL championship - there had to be one 14. Outstanding college or professional football player in the United States. 15. Outstanding college basketball player in National ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE INVITED TOATTEND THE 62nd ANNUAL MEETING of the Midland Y.M.C.A. Tuesday, March 15, 7:00 p.m. Midland Y.M.C.A. Mr. Robbert Hartog-guest speaker Page 8, Friday, March 11, 1983 remarkable considering the girls were in Grades 5 and 6. In the final game, Regent overcame a 6- point deficit at half time with some _ strong scoring from Jenny Hawkins and Denise Greenwood to jump into a 33-23 victory. Rhonda Kennedy displayed some great defence and ball-handling to lead the Regent team. Tina Brabant, Carrie Stitt and Michelle Sabourin handled the rebounding in all games. For Park- view, Shelly McMartin, Heather Higgs and Nancy Fallis led the scoring while Kim Snake played some excellent two way basketball. A special thanks to the boys from St. Theresa's for refereeing. Sound were Shirley Hurd and Lolly Cum- mings. In the final game, Meaford came out on top of Stroud 15-14 and will therefore advance to.) they 2s sOFh GsAy Tankard Champions- hips at Thornhill on March 23rd. They will be joined by three other divisional championship teams. Grace Ough, district ten representative for the? s702L-CiA.. sand from the Barrie Country Club, was very pleased with the calibre of play by the curlers, and was amazed at how close the competition was over the entire day. a CAT'S tae A ONE HOUR MUSICAL MIDLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL TUESDAY, MARCH 15th CURTAIN 7:00 P.M. 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