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(neat -- ee Te ee : 56 G 3 a - - re nw PMEHL report NOVICE Greg Weatherall led Beaver Lumber to a 4-0 victory Over PMCL. Brent Reynolds scored the single. HindsOn Marine Outshot Penetang Legion 14-2 on their way to a 2-0 victory. Kevin Henry and Brian Duval scored the goals for Hindson. ATOM Driftwood Oilers defeated IGA Kings 4-2. Tim Mason's two goals led the Oilers. Chris Brooks from Matthew Robillard and Trevor St. Amant scored the other Oiler goals. Paul Desrochers from Cena Boucher and Jesse Bazinet from Allan Devillers did the Kings scoring. The Friar Bruins outscored R&R Sports North Stars 5-4 in another close game. Goalscorers from the Bruins were Shawn McConkey, Tim Maheu, Mark Dumais. Replying for the North Stars . were Francois Charlebois 2, Raymond Dupuis and Chris Marchildon. PEEWEE Aaron Brophy earned the shut-out as Bay Marine defeated Mailloux Footwear 2-0 On goals by Wayne Marchildon, assisted by Gordie Hook, and Keith Robillard unassisted. BANTAM Georgian Bay Ven- ding Greens dumped DesroOches' Brother Paving Blues 13-5. Richard Leturneau led the Greens with four goals and two assists. Bob Bianco had the hat trick. Other scOrers were Brad Banks, Kevin Gignac, Kevin Hewitt two, Sean Bisschop and Scott Stokes. Assists went to Kevin Gignac five, Brad Banks three, Ken Brooks two, Shawn DesroOches, Kevin Hewitt and Scott Stokes. Replying for the Blues were Steven Mailloux two, Richard Ronald, Bernie Monague and Perry Quesnelle. Parkview b-ballers win Billy Meridis and John Gibson powered Parkview to a 57-46 win Over Victoria Harbour in the semi-final of the Area 3 championship of Elementary basketball last Friday at MSS gym. In the other semi-final game, Port MeNicoll with Chuck Quesnelle and Steve Cleland leading the way defeated Castex 42-31. In the final, a capacity crowd cheered to the end as Parkview outlasted Port 57-54 in One of the finest games in years. BARRIE FINE CARS Ltd. a PEUGEOT Same day financing available. All used cars 1 year warranty. Come in and meet our friendly sales staff at Barrie Fine Cars. SUBARU ------e Gore Shield winners These curlers represented Brampton Centennial Secondary Schoo] and were the winners of the Gore Shield at the Ontario School Boy Provincial Curling Championships on Saturday at the Midland Curling Club. Brampton defeated Thomas A. Stewart Secondary School from Peterborough 8-3 to win the Shield. Brampton team members are, L: Stephen Funk, lead, Jeff Corner, 2nd stone, Peter Corner, Vice and Wayne Middaugh, Skip. Quiz Answers . Chamonix, France. . St. Moritz, Switzerland. . Lake Placid, New York. . Garmisch, West Germany. . Oslo, Norway. . Cortina, Italy. . Squaw Valley, Colorado. . 1964 and 1976. . Grenoble, France. 10. 1972. 76 BUICK SKYLARK 6 Automatic, Power Steer- ing & Brakes, Very clean, Low miles, Try an 81 FORD TRUCK, 6 Automatic, Power Steer- ing & Brakes, Low miles. ONLY $6295 CoOonourhwn-- SET BEE. Pre ere RNR a ERAT OFSSA eludes MSS skiers MSS Boys Alpine Ski Team had two ex- tremely difficult days of racing with very stiff competition in the OFSSA Alpine _ Ski championships in Ottawa, On Feb. 23 and 24th. Team scores seemed hard to come by since three racers had to finish each race. Thursday's giant slalom over heavily mogulled terrain saw Mark Kitching in 33rd spot and Traver Gammell in 65th, out of 128 racers cOmpeting. With only two racers finishing the Midland Team placed 23rd out of 32 teams. Friday's slalom event was held On a long, steep icy course with Mark Kitching in 37th spot and Brad Kitching in 57th ut Of 128 racers. Unfortunately Traver Gammel! and Mike Ross had D.Q.'s and therefore again we had problems getting a team score. The two day com- petition was won by Georgian Bay Secon- dary School from Meaford and the best boys team in Ontario is Collingwood Collegiate whom we have com- peted against all year and done well. Unfortunately the difficult courses took their toll of many a racer. However, the ex- perience gained will never be forgotten. Thanks to students council and the physical Ed. Dept. for all your financial help. I hope the quiz wasn't too difficult! See ya Friday! NOW pen L&E FIX-IT SHOP Saws, small Appliances, Knife Sharpening & Baby Carriages. We fix anything as long as it fits through the door wd 5A Simcoe &., Penetanguishene 549-2138 82 HONDA LX, with Power Steering & Brakes, AM/FM Radio, Priced to sell. 81 FORD ESCORT HB, 78 Very clean and low miles. Auto, 81 SUB 7995°° 4795" offer. of ARU 2 DR HT, One owner, new, Good gas saver, Priced to sell. Just like 5695 IREBIRD TRANS AM, Very clean, Good running car. Make us an We need your trade. Ask about our 12 month used car warranty For further information Phone Byng Mayor or Ross Headley 290 Yonge St. (Old Hwy. 11 South) 728-1883 Wednesday, February 29, 1984, Page 19