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ees RAI othe: ape Ean Fit aa AE ie SF act Up the ice | Defenseman Kevin Hubbard hustles back as Gravenhurst Indians start the play up the ice in Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey action at Centennial Arena Friday night.Midland Stoneleigh Centennials easily won the con- test with a 12 - 6 decision. Bowling execs ready for provincial finals by Dennis Brabant The Midland-Penetang five Pin Assoc'n held it's League Executive Tourna- ment last weekend at Bayshore Lanes. Presidents, Secretaries and Treasurers competed in the three game pins-over average tournament for the right to represent our association at the provin- cial finals on January 31 at London, Ontario. The results were as follows: Presidents Pauline Brabant, 145, Tues. 7-ups; Dean Chap- man, 123, Sunday mixed; i.e. Desroches, 87, Penetang Industrial, Anne Boucher, 80, St. Annes Ladies. Secretaries Shirley Sharp, 65, St Margarets; Harvey Stevens, 63, Midland In- dustrial; Eilleen McTague, 60, Sunday mixed, Pat Col- lins, 32, St. Annes mixed. Treasurers Peter 'Lacngix,.. 42; Penetang Industrial; Mary Lefave, 21, Georgian Bay mixed; Rodney Todd, 10, Midland Industrial; Joe Geroux, 4, Tues. 7-ups. The first three runners- up won prizes and a lunch was served after the tour- nament for all the com- petetors. The three win- ners will be competing for $3000., in merchandise prizes and trips for two to Florida as well as the right to represent Ontario at the Canadian Championships. Ray Staunton represen- ting Midland, and Maurice Lacroix representing Penetang, did extremely well in the CBC Ontario Championships in Toronto on the weekend. Ray started out with a five game score of 1,276 at O'Connor Bowl, while Maurice roller 1,297, which was good enough to put both bowlers in the top 12 for the first half. The bowlers then drove to Thorncliff Bowlerama for the second five games of the competition. Ray started out big with 308 and 304 back to back but then rolled games of 212,167 and 186 which dropped him back to 30th. place with a total of 2,453. Maurice was _ holding down 19th spot after eight games until he bowled 191 in the ninth game to move him out of contention in the extremely tough com- * petition ending up with 2,420 and in 33rd position. MIDLAND/PENETANGUISHENE CRIMP 1122310 ~- THE HEART OF HURONIA THE CKMP ALL-HIT COUNTDOWN FOR WEEK NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE LAST WEEK WEEK THIS TITLE ARTIST 1 The Next Time | Fall In Love Peter Cetera & Amy Grant Stand By Me Strength In Numbers True Blue Soul City Hip To Be Square You Can Call Me Al Heartache All Over The Ben E. King Luba Madonna Partland Brothers Huey Lewis and The News World 9 Alana Loves Me 10 (Forever) Live and Die 11 Where Did Your Heart Go 12 Human 13. 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Peewees drop pair Midland Bell Canada Peewees suffered a pair of losses on the weekend that just as easily could have been a pair of victories. Elmvale Brown's Valu Mart skated to a 6 - 1 win Friday night over Bell Canada. Midland missed many scoring chances, most on the power play, as Elmvale was hit for 22 minutes in penalties to Midland' s eight. David Ferris accounted for Midland's goal with Sean Traynor and Sean Rourke assisting. Sunday afternoon, Midland Bell Canada Peewees hosted Stayner and were nipped 4 - 3 at the hands of their guests. Stayner notched a pair in the first before Trevor Quesnelle dented the twine from Adam Bourgeois and then David Ferris con- nected with the assists go- ing to Keith Duval and Dennis Maheu to knot the score at 2 - 2. Stayner regained the lead early in the third, but Adam Bourgeois drew Midland even once again with help from Ferris. With only two seconds showing on the clock in the third period, Pat Armstrong, Elmvale captain, beat Dean Scott in the Bell Canada net for the 4 - 3 victory. Times regain power Midland Times got back on the winning track last Saturday in Midland Minor Hockey Peewee House League action by virtue of a 5-3 victory over Midland Police. The victory was a team effort with only Jim Col- man absent due to an injury. Police jumped out to a 1-0 lead at the 11:10 mark of the first period with a tally off the stick of James Kranz. Sean Lavin gave Midland Times a 1-1 tie at 8:37 with Tyler Gravel assisting. The Times exploded for 'three consecutive tallies in the second as Gravel con- nected at 9:32 from Terry Waltenbury before Walten- bury connected 80 seconds later from Gravel. Mike Besley completed their se- cond period scoring at 5:04 with an unassisted marker. 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