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Keegos bring back medals from Base Borden meet Midland Y Keegos' Novice team competed in the Base Borden Novice Meet over the weekend. A total of 14 swimmers went to the meet which had teams from Orillia, Muskoka and Base Borden. The novice team consists of swimmers from the age of six and a half years old to 14 years old. Winners were as follows: girls 10 and under, Kyla Rollinson, one third; boys 10 and under, Lee Battrick, one second and one third; girls 11 and 12, Tanya Hall, one second and Christine Londry, two thirds; boys 11 and 12, John Edwards, two second and one third, John Brobbin; girls 13 and 14, Michele Desroches, two firsts, one second and one third, Mary-Ann Campbell, one first and one second; boys 13 and 14, Matthew Alderton, two firsts. In relay races, the boys 11 and under had a second and the girls 13 and 14 had a first. Next meet for the Keegos will be this weekend in Caledon were 22. developmental swimmers will compete in the Dorado Invitational. Bush League sees lots of action at Elmvale Arena Last Thursday six teams in the Bush Hockey League played at the Elmvale Arena. In the first game played. Elmvale defeated Perkies 6-3. Scoring for Elmvale were Doug McMann with a pair and singles by Kevin Swan, Dave Jamieson. Kirk Hargrave and _ Ike "olumbus. Perkies tallies came from Terry King with a pair and Jamie Robitaille with a single. Wyevale beat Oro 7-4 in the second game. Wyevale marksmen were Carl Cowan with four goals and singles going to Wayne Dixon, John Trace and Bob Finlay. Scoring for Oro were Lorran Cooney with a pair and singles by Tim Cooney and _ Scott Brown. In the final game, Phelpston downed Minesing 5-4. ESPSS senior basketball team wins tournament Penetang Secondary School Senior Boy's Basketball team won the Meaford Invitational Tourna- ment on Saturday in Meaford and Thorn- bury. The first game for ESPSS was an easy 69- 39 win over Owen Sound Vocational Institute. With the win they advanced into the semi- finals against Sacred Heart from Walkerton, which they beat 59-38. In the final game against Collingwood, the Penetang team squeaked by with a 55-51 score (oO win the championship. ESPSS top scorers in the tournament were Pat Dion with 56, Dave Bayfield 44, Andy Bayfield 2s Rob Gautier 19, Ken Robitaille 11, Phillip Quesnelle 10, Matt Larmand 9, Paul Morrow 8, and Terry Beausoleil. Regular season play will begin next week. Finding the target for Phelpston were Brian Scott, Mike Fallon with a pair, Jerry Maw and Ken Wright. Islanders got goals from Brad Adams, Gary Hansford, Bill Luck and Al Maw. iil > 'Okay girls let's win it for MSS' Legion Major Midgets match easy 6-2 win over Parry Sound Midland Legion Major Midgets defeated Parry Sound 6-2 Sunday, at the Centennial Arena. Rick Nibbs led the Midland squad with a pair of tallies, while Steve Bressette, Dave Bressette, Darby Toutant and Dale Clark all had singles. Mike Player was outstanding between the posts for Midland. Midgets travel to Barrie on Friday for an exhibition game and will be in Elmvale on Sunday. 305 V8, cruise, 34,530 km. TO ciear'6,500. 1982 OLDS FIRENZA 4 DOOR SEDAN Fuel efficient, 4 cyl., automatic. A very clean car. 49,629 km. TO CLEAR 1982 orp" PHOENIX 2 DR COUP 4cyl., p.s., p.b., automatic, rear window defroster, radio etc. 55,060 km. To cLear *5,900. This is just a sample of the quality used cars with low mileage that can be seen & test driven at Alex Currie Motors. | | HAVE WE GOT GREAT USED CARS ? 2 ele 1983 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX tilt, pulse wipers, AM/FM, power antenna, bucket seats, rally wheels, plus other options. 1 owner, low low mileage, 28,696) To cLear °10,000. 1982 PONTIAC J2000 4 DOOR SEDAN Economical 4 cyl., automatic, p.s., p.b., 1 owner, low mileage, reclining *6,200. MOTORS LTD. G. M. SALES & SERVICE ELMVALE S22-1292 Page 22, Wednesday, November 28, 1984 the team Midland Secondary School Senior Girls ©DCVI to win the Zone If Championship Basketball coach Dave Chambers gives the final instructions before heads back onto the floor to beat Orillia's held at Midland Secondary School last Thursday. -Photo by Andy Wicksted i222 2 2 € 6 2 @ @ 2 2 2 2 9 @ © o£ 2 of 2%, ' 'al a Santa arrives at MOUNTAINVIEW MALL s Tomorrow! CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS! Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. NOW OPEN *Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Get your picture taken with Santa! N *(effective Dec. 1 to Dec. 22, 1984) Shop Mountainview Mall...We've Got ft All! Ac 55 Sores & services i including K-Mart, Dominion & Zellers MOUNTAINVIEW MALL 'Your Christmas Wonderland of Values!' eee ee eS £ eS SS ee S eee'. & SANTA'S HOURS Thurs. & Fri. 46 p.m.; 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sat. 11 a.m.-1 p.m.; 1:30-3:30 p.m. Located near Zellers elnstant colour photos with Santa available Hwy 93 at Hugel Ave., Midland