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Walton rink off to Bobcaygeon June Walton and her rink, who cur! out of the Midland Curling Club, won the Southern Ontario Senior District Championship, Friday afternoon, at the Midland Curling Club. Walton's rink forced a final game on Friday. The Walton rink lost the first game it curled against Carole Graydon's rink from the Barrie Curling Club, and won its game on Thursday, to set up the finale for Friday. The loeal ladies rink will now go to the E. M. Woolley Southern Ontario Finals, in Bobeaygeon, Ont., Jan. 23 to 26. The Walton rink in- cludes June Walton (skip), Gwen White (vice), Pal Hook (second stone) and Lee Buscl) (lead). "We curled ex- ceptionally well in this final,"' Walton said Friday. 'We lost our first game against Barrie, however, we inanaged to win the rest of our games," she added. The Walton rink has been to the finals two previous times, with this being the third. Pat [Hook "is othe newest member of the rink. The other three members have together for five years. The experience may help, but as June Walton put it, "You never quit learning in curling." been -- Three point weekend for Stoneleigh Cents Midland Stoneleigh Centennials pul together two of their finest gaines of the season, at a time when they find themselves in a battle with Oro and Stayner for second place. On Friday night in Oro, Centennials battled to a 2-all tie and with the yoal of the third frame, al the 6:09 mark. Jaimie Wolf tied the score at 2- apiece. Midland outshot Oro 11-10 in the period and 38-31 in the game. Sunday's game in Midland was another well contested match, will: both teams displaying end to end hockey action. Cents one point behind Oro return engagement on Sunday at Centennial arena, Midland scored a 3-1 victory Over the 77's. As a result of last weekends games, not including Mondays game between Essa and Stayner, Midland finds thei selves sandwiched between Oro and Stayner in the stan- dings. Oro has 31 points, Cents are One point behind with 30 and Stayner has 29. Both Midland and Oro have three games remaining, while Stayner has two. In the game Friday, Midland opened the seoring. at the 11:05 inark, on the powerplay. Jetf Hurl scored the goal, from Rob Rin- neard and Chris Readman. Midland outshot Oro 13-10 in the first frame. In the second stanza, both teains traded goals carly in the period. At the :57 mark, John Walter increased the lead to 2-0, with Shawn Davy assisting. Oro moved to within one, less than two minutes later as Gord Coutts beat Cent's poaltender, Chris Lemieux. Centennials Once again Outshot Oro 14-11. Oro notched the only Al Whidden notched Centennial's first goal of the pame, al 4:44 of the first frame. Walter and Hurl assisted. Oro tied the score, less than three :inutes later, ona goal by Jaimie Wolf, however, that was. all the damage Oro would do on this night, Shawn Davy gave Midland a 2-1 lead, at 3:56 of the second stanza, Whidden and Rick Rever assisted on the niark. Centennials added an insurance mark al 8:22 of the final frame, Mike Newhouse netted the mark, fron: Walter and Rinneard. Centennials were Outshot 32-27 in the vame. Friday's - game inarked the return of Cent's netininder Chris Lemieux. Lemieux was Out for a few weeks with a thur:b injury. Cents next game is Friday night at Cen- tennial arena against the Essa 80's. Game time is 8:30 p.m. RES ESM 2 ee a Curling champs! These four ladies have good reason to smile. They won the Southern Ontario Senior District Curling Championship, last Friday at the Midland Curling Club. Team members are from L: Pat Hook, Gwen White, June Walton and Lee Busch. The Midland curlers will now travel to Bobcaygeon to coinpete in the Southern Ontario Championship Jan. 23-26th. The rink at the Pavillion in Lafontaine is open for public skating on Saturday evenings, from 8 to 10 p.m., and on Sundays from 1 to 8 p.m. On weekdays, from 3 {o 8 p.m., the rink is divided in half, one side for hockey and the other for skating. Hockey, for bigger boys only, is scheduled from 8 to 10 p.m. Hockey lessons for boys and girls from five to 10 years of age are held on Wednesdays, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., at the Pavillion in Lafontaine. The fee is $5 for eight lessons. Children must be equipped with face masks and helmets, shin guards and athletic QOD AFTER THE PARTY CLEAN-- UP We'll carpet clean any room (minimum 2 rooms) "Your Floor To Ceiling Cleaning Specialists"' *20. CALL 526-4010 We specialize in hard to clean fabrics such as velvets, antique furniture, tapestries, oriential & hand woven rugs (not included in above sale). 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