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'D'Division champion Petras Pijin capture title from Thornton ° series. Going into this game they were leading the series two games too the Petras travelled to Thornton for the fourth game of their best of five ARE YOU SPECIAL? If you received a T1 Special income tax return this year, just bring it to H&R Block. Our speci- ally-trained tax experts will save you time and money by looking into over 20 areas of tax savings that don't even appear on the form. Then we'll prepare the return that saves you most. Come in to your nearest H&R Block office soon, or call for an appointment. T1 Special From *46"° Ask about our guarantee. 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ENCLOSE $6.00 one. The first period saw end to end action with both teams grinding it out along the boards. Thorn- ton threw the first scoring punch on a crease scram- ble. The Petras were not to be outdone, Karen Graham took a pass from Maureen McKinnon and shot a slick wrist shot low to the goalies blocker side and tied the game before the end of the first period. The second period saw the Petras go ahead for the first time in the game on a swift passing play by Jane Derry to Jen Legault who easily ;ut it by the quick Thornton goalie. Thornton was again heard from before the period ended leaving the game tied at two apiece. In the third period both teams refused to give an inch. Superb goaltending by both goalies and especially Gayle Hamelin of the Petras kept the game intense. With both teams giving it their all the Petras finally broke the deadlock with 3:22 left in the game. Karen Graham checking in the corner flipped a pass out to Maureen McKinnon who batted it home to put them ahead three to two. Thornton refused to die and put a gallant fight up but could not break the Petras goalie Gayle Hamelins shining armour as the team counted the remaining seconds on the clock. The "D" Division Cham- pion Petras would like to thank their coach Ben Lowell and manager Alex Munro for such a fine season and to all their sup- portive fans who followed the Petras in their season long quest. Savings on Expires March 24 AGR t hamnentry nae APT. | ADDRESS DEALER/BUILDER If postaucove PHONE Box 370, Midland L4R 4L1 4° 526-3903 = com ENS. Page 14, Tuesday, March 18, 1986 sane BOWEN. About 15,000 wrestling fans turned out to see another action packed World Wrestling Federation card, at Maple Leaf Gardens Sunday, March 2, 1986. In the main event, Jesse (The Body ) Ventura and Randy (Macho Man) Savage lost the match to Tito Santana and the Junk Yard Dog at 9:42 of their one fall match. By the way, Tito Santana lost his Intercontinental title recently in Boston to (The Macho Man) Randy Savage. Adrian Adonis won over George (The Animal) Steele at 9:11, when George went to work on the head of Adonis with Jimmy Harts boot. Tag team action continued as Jim (The Anvil) Neidhart and Brett (The Hit Man) Hart scored a victory over the team of B. Brian Blair and Leaping Lanny Poffo at 13:48. Poffo filled in for Jumping Jim Brunzell who had transportation problems. Leaping Lanny Poffo eliminated Rene Goulet at 11:42, while Pedro Morales defeated Steve Lombardi at 9:28. Jake (The Snake) Roberts beat Scott McGee at 8:36, then Tony Peasouper packs "em in gside Report (Cannonball) Parisi over came Barry 0 at 10:14. Next card at Maple Leaf Gardens is Sunday March 23, at 7:30 p.m. Ricky (The Dragon) Steamboat is matched against The Magnificent Muraco on a special: kung-fu match, and The Junk Yard Dog and Andre The Giant will fight Terry Funk and (The Mouth of the South) Jimmy Hart. There was another card held in Brantford on Monday, March 3, 1986. The main event was The Killer Bees vs Greg (The Hammer) Valentine and Brutus Beefcake. There is a big card coming up on Friday, March 14, at the St. Lawrence Hall, 92 Front St., Toronto, with Angelo (King Kong) Mosca and Angelo Mosca Jr. battling The Masked Superstar and The Assassin and The Sheik up against Ricky Johnson. Midgets, Lady wrestlers, plus three more big matches, including the sweet man himself, Sweet Daddy Siki gets underway at 8 p.m. Farmer maintains his crown New Lowell farmer Bert Schaly, crowned world champion at the Royal Winter Fair back in November with his sampl- ing of his second cut hay crop, walked off with a pair of prizes last week at the North Simcoe Soil and Crop Improvement Association's annual seed and feed show in Elmvale. The same world winn- ing crop earned Schaly first place honours in Fri- day's competition. He was also named reserve champion in cereals. A total of 36 exhibitors took part. ©@ Price includes material & labour e RE- esr pe : 2 piece set ~ ~ They streamed into Peenetanguishene for the famous Peasouper Bonspiel on Saturday . Rinks from Alliston, Barrie, Downsview, East York, Newmarket, Thorn- bury and Weston. Of course, our own members and our good friends and neighbours from Midland also took part. Although we iced 24 rinks in two draws, Pop Gravelle had to turn down many applications. Most of the visitors asked kindly after Pop. He was down in Florida on holiday. Pop was sadly missed. The acting drawmaster was not of the same high standard. He had an an- noying habit of blowing a whistle to attract atten- tion when he was about to make an announcement. After one loud blast, one of our leading citizens, who was nursing a Russ Howard sympathy hangover, suggested another use for the whis- tle. Another visiting wit in the crowd remarked "When he was a kid, he must have wanted to be a policeman". then a local informed, "he was". It's not all serious curl- ing at the Peasouper. An- nette St. Amant and her lovely assistants produced a great supper from the kitchen. Joan Bellisle kept the lines moving at the bar and Ron kept a tight con- trol on the drawmaster. On the ice, Garry Phillips of East York was the top three games win- ner. 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