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Ottawa in March Concentration Brian Orser, the current Canadian Senior Men's Figure Skating Champion, on the ice of Midland's 4 Centennial Arena waiting for his music to start, \ Sunday, during the town's annual figure skating carnival. Brian Orser, the silver medal winner at the recent Winter Olympics, competes next month in Ottawa in world figure skating competition. He showed his skill twice on Sunday during Midland's annual figure skating carnival. Penetang Winterama tournament report First round action Saw six teams advance to the Championship Round while the six losers moved into the Consolation Round. The results were as follows: 1. Midland Majors over Penetang Majors. 2. Collingwood Majors Over Downsview Boys' Club 3. Streetsville Majors Over Penetang Minors 4. Oshawa Canadiens Over Orillia Minors 5. Gravenhurst Over Midland Minors 6. Richmond Hill over Oshawa Bruins Second round action saw Six teams eliminated from further action. Downsview defeated Penetang Majors in a close 2-1 game. Penetang Minors shut out Orillia Minors 2-0 in another close game. In the most exciting contest Midland Minors and Oshawa Bruins skated to a tight- checking 2-2 draw after Overtime. At this point tour- nament rules gave the Labatt's Ontario Breweries and the Sport Parachuting Clubs of Ontario are pleased to announce the first Eastern Canadian Para- Ski Championships at Mt. St. Louis Ski Resort Bressette leads bantams high scoring adele. Midland Memories Restaurant Major Bantams played ify. a an exhibition game against their rivals, Penetang IGA _ Ban- tams, last Saturday at Penetang arena. The final Outcome was a 9-7 Midland victory thanks to five third period goals. Penetany led 4-2 after the first frame and 6-4 at the end of the second stanza. Midland's attack was led by Steve Bressette who netted four goals. Neal Mount added a pair of marks and Hello 1924? games held? Olympies held? held where? where? held? where? singles went to Tim Russell, Jeff Baguley and John Eplett. Wayne Desjardin led Penetang with four goals and two assists. Keith Lortie, Shawn Fisher and Brent Dubeau were the other marksmen for Penetang. Midland's five third period goals were scored in a span of just over six minutes, which took the wind out of Penetang's sails. Midland coach Gabe Quesnelle said that both teams displayed good, fast skating and hard, clean checking. again sports fans! I hope everyone is ready for today's quiz! Can you name where the Winter Oly npies were held dating back to 1. Where in France were the 1924 Winter 2. Where were the 1928 and the 1948 Winter 3. The third and 13th Winter Olympics were 4. The 1936 Winter Olympies were held 5. Where were the 1952 Winter games held? 6. Where were the seventh Winter Olympics 7. The 1960 Winter Olympics were held 8. Innsbruck, Austria was the site for the Winter Olympics twice. Name the years? 9. Where were the 10th Winter Olympics held? 10. Sapporo, Japan was the site for the Winter Olympics in what year? i Page 18, Wednesday, February 29, 1984 victory to Oshawa since they scored the first goal of the game. Oshawa advance to the Consolation Champi- Onship On the bye. In Championship action Midland Majors defeated Collingwood, Oshawa Canadiens defeated Streetsville and Gravenhurst defeated Richmond Hill 3-2 in sudden-death overtime. On the Bye, Gravenhurst advanced to the championship vame. In the Consolation semi-finals Penetang Minors' defeated Downsview 5-1 On a strong performance by Jim Mason. The championship semi-finals saw Midland Majors defeat a very stubborn Oshawa Canadiens team 2-1. Untimely penalties and questionable cOaching conduct contributed to Oshawa's loss. In the Consolation finals a large local crowd watched March 3 and 4th. Para-skiing cOmbines the beauty and grace of parachuting with the speed and daring Of ski racing. The competitors will perform two accuracy jumps On Sat. March 3rd then go against the clock in Sundays giant slalom. Penetang Minors and Oshawa Bruins skate through two scoreless periods. In the third period Oshawa struck first to take the lead. At the seven minute mark a smart play by Tim Mason tied the score. The crowd came (to its feet when Shawn McConkey shot Penetang Minors ahead 2-1. However, with three minutes remaining Oshawa Bruins tied the score and force the sudden death overtime. Three minutes into the sudden-death Overtime Tim Mason scored the winner and brought Penetang its first championship of any type in six years. An appreciative crowd cheered On as each team member received the Silver Medal for the win. In the Championship, Midland took a 3-0 lead after two periods and never looked back. Midland made it 4-0 early in the third before Competitors from across Canada and the United States will be competing in this event, with the top three Canadians representing Canada at the World Para-Ski Champions- hips in 1985. Featured in this event will be the Labatt's Blue Sky Team competing things got interesting. Gravenhurst scored three quick goals in less than a minute and On half. Midland woke up and scored three more goals to win handily 7-3. Each team member received the Gold Medal as Grand Champions. Chris Bales from the Midland Majors was awarded the Bob Stewart Memorial Trophy as the Oout- standing player of the Tournament. This year's All-Star Team, sponsored by Waltec Sinkware was made up Of: Goalie--Dean Midland Minors. Right Defence--Todd Klaver Streetsville. Left Defence--David Patten Collingwood Right Wing--Kyle Book, Orillia Minors Left Wing--Glen Boyd, Gravenhurst Centre--Chris_ Bales, Midland Majors. 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