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scene by Ron Marchildon Recreation I would like to thank all those people who are buying 50-50 draw tickets in support of our girls ringette league. This money will go to help supply the girls with sweaters. Your help is much appreciated. The 'Teen Dances' have been a tremendous success to date. We would like to see more parents sacrifice one evening and come and supervise this worthwhile ef- fort. Your help in this area is also appreciated. During this past week a yoga program was organized for the senior citizens. This will be a 10 week course held at the Georgian Manor every Tuesday at 2 p.m. There is no charge for this program. We are very encouraged by the turnout for the Archery Club. If you are at all interested please do not hesitate to attend on Thursday evenings from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. at Corpus Christi School. Children are in- cluded. Just a reminder that the Winterama Hockey Tour- nament will be on again this year. Billets are needed desperately for these children coming into town for that weekend. If you can spare a bed please contact Frances St. Amant at 549-7137. Junior Girls Ringette Leafs 5 Rangers7 The Rangers solidified their hold on second place by downing the Leafs 7-5. Debbie Cadeau scored four goals for the winners with Denise Lacroix scoring two goals and Janine King one. The goaltending chores were handled by Jo-Anne Belcourt and Carolle Gauthier. Denise Gignac netted four goals for the losers with Pat Marchand picking up the single. Sabres 14 d Red Wings 5 Janet Belcourt went on a scoring rampage last week picking up nine goals in leading her team to a 14-5 win over the Red Wings. Wanda Buttineau scored three goals with singles going to Cathy Marchand and Sandra Leroux. Minor hockey results Bantam "B"' Green 2 Blue 2 Green and Blue dueled to a 2-2 tie last Thursday. Steve Zocke and Pat Duval not- ched single goals for Green. Dan O'Hara picked up an assist on Zocke's marker. Martin Dorion and Keith Press replied for Blue. Toronto 4 Detroit 4 A pair of goals by Jerry Beauchamp enabled Detroit to tie Toronto 4-4 last Thursday. Mitchell Stewart and Jeff Breden added single goals for Detroit. Wayne Mayer earned an assist on Jerry Beauchamp's second marker Four players accounted for Toronto's goals: Peter Sauve, Danny Cote, Kenny Lorette and Terry Schell. Danny Cote picked up a pair of assists to go along with his lone marker Boston 4 New York 6 A pair of' goals by Mike Duquette enabled New York to skate to a 6-4 win over Boston in last Thursday's minor hockey league action Allen Dumais, Mark Liberte, and Allen Dumais all popped Roger Desroches, Drew Dusome, Bruce Forget and Levene. Single goals by Richard and David Pattineau, and Keith St. Amant tied the game up for Vancouver. Marshall Marion picked up a pair of assists while Tim Twitchin earned one. Pittsburgh 5 Buffalo 5 Pittsburgh and Buffalo played to a 5-5 tie. Jimmy Perrault drilled in four goals to pace the Pittsburgh at- tack. Dave Vajda added the other Pittsburgh goal. Vajda, Steven Paul and Russel Brock all earned assists on one of Perrault's goals Buffalo received a two goal performance from Tom Moreau. Robert Dumais, Andre Beaudoin, and Brian Forget added single markers for Buffalo. James Moreau earned an assist for Buffalo. Junior "B" Newmarket 7 Barrie 3 Newmarket bombed Barrie 7-3 on Saturday. James Grozelle pulled the trigger three times to spark Newmarket to the victory. in single goals Singles by 'Mike Ruston, Boston's goals came off Claude Quesnelle, Don the sticks of Dave Duquette Twist, and Dennis Leroux witha pair, Maurice Roy and accounted for the rest of Ron Contois. Assists went to Maurice Roi and Dennis MacIntaggart Peewee "B" Vancouver 3 Minnesota 3 Minnesota and Vancouver fought to a 3-3 standstill on Saturday. Ken Mitchell popped in a pair of goals for Minnesota while John Lacroix picked up a single Assists were awarded to Perkies thump first-place KIL 9-6 The Perkinsfield Perkies showed they'll be a power to contend with in the up- coming Elmvale and District playoffs when they thumped first place KIL 9-6 last Thursday to finish the regular season with five Straight wins. The win earned the Perkies a second place tie with Mansfield but Perkinsfield was dropped to third on the flip of a coin. As a result the Perkies will meet last place Midhurst in the playoffs starting Sunday Newmarket's scoring Robbie Dumais popped in a pair of goals for Barrie ina losing cause. Bobby Howard added a goal and an assist. Peewee "B" Philadelphia 3 Oakland 2 Philadelphia edged Oakland 3-2 on Saturday. Singles by Shawn Sauve, Bruce Leclair and Allen Pieter enabled Philadelphia February 16 at 10:00 p.m. in the Elmvale Arena. Richard the bean Lafaive sparked the Perkies attack with a hattrick Raymond Parent and Doug Webb popped in a pair of goals apiece with singles going to Andy Parent and Gary Preston. Although the Perkies had opened up a 5-0 win by the seventh minute of the second period KIL came back and almost won the game. By the third period KILhad reduced Perkinsfield's lead to 6-5 but to squeak out the win. Oakland's markers were scored by Brian Robitaille and Carrie Cascagnette. Junior "B"' St. Kitts 3 Weston 2 A pair of third period goals by Victor Lablane enabled St. Kitts to score a 3-2 come- from-behind victory over Weston. Paul Lacroix drilled in the other St. Kitts' marker. His goal also came in the third period after Weston had built up a 2-0 lead. Dave Gravelle earned an assist for St. Kitts. Weston's goals were scored in the first period. Bob LePage and Brian Dorion popped in single goals. Dorion also earned an assist on LePage's goal. Juvenile Green 9 Blue 7 The Green's outscored the Blue's 9-7 last Wednesday. A hattrick by Mike Duval and a pair of goals from Bill Mundy paced Green's of- fense. Gord Dusome, Larry Butson, Steve Robillard and Dave Leduc notched singles to round out Green's attack. Bill Mundy added to his point total with a pair of assists. Single assists went to Larry Butson, Mike Duval, Wayne St. Amant, and Greg Quesnelle. Bill Puddicombe and Roger Robitaille led the Blues with two goals apiece. Dennis Dusome, Paul Marion and Kelly Smith added singles. Dennis Dusome earned a pair of assists. Roger Robitaille, Paul Marion and Ken Wiggins also recorded ass- ists. inthe last ten minutes of the final frame: the Perkies came alive and put the game out of reach with three goals. The Perkies ended the season with a record of eight wins, five losses and a tie. They enter the playoffs as the defending league champions. The order of finish in the regular season is as follows: KIL (first), Mansfield (second), Perkies (third), Wyevale (fourth), Elmvale (fifth), and Midhurst (sixth). SKI '\@®edonte 4> fAountain "RESORT Ski clinic The snowplow turn bibs by Ron Blanchet Ski School Director Medonte Mountain Beginning with the skis facing downhill on a gentle slop, and in the form of a 'V' with the tips about three inches apart, release the edges by turning the knees outward. The body should be centred between the skis, with a slight bend forward at the ankles and knees. To turn, simply apply steering action to the outside or new downhill ski, turning or pivoting into the turn. Once this has been ac- complished, begin to steer in the opposite direction. To stop, increase the plow by pushing the tails of the skis out, thus increasing the edging power. Repeating the snowplow turn will improve the steering action, stability and control of the skis. Now you can avoid other skiers, lift towers and trees. At this point, you should Start using the ski lifts on the more gentle slops. Advise the lift attendant you will need assistance and he will be most pleased to help. Ski Jargon Many people do not quite understand the true meaning of ski reports. Poor skiing is when there are many bare spots and only a few inches of snow on the slopes. Fair conditions result when there is more snow and fewer bare patches. Good skiing is what we all hope for. There are no bare spots and there is a good base with new snow. Mogols are bumps on the hill which often pose dif- ficulties for inexperienced skiers but are a.challenge for the advanced and expert skiers. The fall line is an imaginary line, running down the hill. Traversing is a maneouver where the skis are placed parallel and diagonally across the hill. You then ski from one side of the slop to the other. A sitz- mark is created when someone falls, leaving an indentation in the snow. This is a hazard because someone may catch a ski tip and have a bad fall, possibly resulting in injury. Always fill in sitzmarks. Next week, I'll discuss advanced skiing for experts. Nursery R.R. NO. 1 GREATEST SKIING VARIETY IN HURONIA on 5 miles of interconnected downhill slopes. All areas open daily except Monday. Complete Chalet Facilities - Pro Shop - Rentals-- BARRIE 835-2001 Page 14, Wednesday, February 12, 1975 ae BARRON WELL DRILLING 538-2656 Ontario French press meets Rolland Desrochers, the director of Le Centre d'Activités Francaises, Sister Angeline Moreau and Catherine Pilon represented this area's Franco-Ontarians at a meeting of La Presse Francaise de 1l'Ontario in Toronto on Saturday. The meeting was called by the association of Canadian Francais daily, weekly, and monthly French newspapers. Catherine Pilon represented Gout de Vivre, this area's only all-French newspaper. 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