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¥y i mi i SS Castex Cavaliers win again Last Thursday, Mon- signor Castex won the Simcoe County Area III elementary school volleyball championship in both the boys and girls divisions in a tournament held at Midland Secon- dary School. It was the sixth con- secutive win for-the boys and eighth overall since 1978, missing only 1982 when they were beaten in the finals. The girls captured the championship for the se- cond year in a row, reaching the finals six consecutive times star- ting in 1983. The lady Cavaliers won the title in 1984, 1985 and 1987. The male version of the Cavaliers reached the finals by defeating Regent 15-8, 15-10 in the quarter finals and St. Joseph's Santa's coming to KOZLOV CENTRE to visit with kids of all ages beginning Saturday, December 3rd. While his elves are working busily at the : North Pole, Santa will be in Centre Court meeting ; with good little girls and ', boys and giving out free as Oe a gn candy canes. Photos with j Santa will be available for a small fee. Christmas Cheer Draw December 1st to 16th Drop off non-perishable items and make Christmas a little better for someone else! 15-2, 15-6 in semi-final action. Bayview earned a spot in the finals by defeating Victoria Harbour 15-9, 15-10 in the quarter finals and Sacred Heart 15-11, 15-9 in the semis. The final match-up was a replay of last year's final. The hitting attack and strong defensive play of Castex proved to be too much for Bayview in the opening game as the Cavs won 15-7. Bayview discovered its hitting attack in game two and won 15-11. The deciding game went in Castex's favor as it won the match and crown with a 15-7 decision. On the ladies side, Vic- toria Harbour, Port MeNicoll, Monsignor Castex and Waubaushene all emerged first in divi- sional pool play. The Harbour downed Port McNicoll 15-9, 15-4 in one semi-final, while Castex won 15-12 and 15-5 over the Parkview Panthers after . being down 8-0 in game one. With a solid three hit at- tack and some good serv- ing, the lady Cavaliers defeated Victoria Har- bour 15-3, 15-8 for the title. -In quarter final action, the Harbour defeated James Keating 15-6, 15-6 while Port stopped Sacred Heart 15-10, 16-14. Regent was eliminated by _ the Cavaliers, 15-12, 15-5. Both the boys and girls teams will represent Area III in the Simcoe County finals on Saturday. Penetang has touch Cont'd from pg. 14 rivals but lacked sharp- ness around the opposi- tion net. Penetang returned to Collingwood Sunday and fell behind 2-0. However, Tim Mason put Penetang on the board at the 5:08 mark on a solo effort. With just 36 seconds left in the frame, | Coll- ingwood regained its two-goal lead. Starting the third, Penetang countered with five consecutive markers as David Brooks and Chris Marchildon tied the score early. Tim Maheu gave Penetang its first lead, scoring before the three minute mark. Brooks scored again minutes later from Chris Leonard and Chris Diesveld. Maheu counted his second with less than six minutes remaining to make it 6-3. Another goal by Collingwood cut the lead to a pair before Mason scored his second for a 7-4 lead. The hosts notched a marker in the last minute, but fell two short. Following a shaky start, Mike Marchildon was steady in the Penetang net. Mom and Dad can shop at the more than 85 stores and services that are filled with wonderful gift ideas. There are gifts and gifts and gifts -- then there are gifts from KOZLOV CENTRE. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HOURS: Mon. - Fri. 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