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4 - ee a a a we +; Oldtimers continue winning ways The Penetang Hotel Brule Oldtimers con- tinued their winning streak following wins by identical scores of 7-5. Thursday night in an Keegos swim for firsts Midland YMCA Keegos hosted a novice and developmental swim meet Sunday in Midland YMCA and claimed several first place finishes. Novice Heather Cairns claimed first in 11 and under girls category in the 50 meter back stroke and 50 meter butterfly. J. J. Gorman placed first in 1500 meter freestyle for 10 and under boys in the developmental category. ; Here are the complete results as to how the members of the novice and developmental teams did. Developmental 10 and Under Girls Ann Leavens -- 50 Fly 2nd; 50 Back 3rd; 50 Free 2nd. 11 and 12 Girls Kirsten Pape -- 100 Fly 4th. 11 and 12 Girls 200 Free Relay - 5th. 13.and 14 Girls Michelle Magnan -- 100 Fly 4th. Cathy Hutton -- 100 Fly ist; 100 Free 1st; 800 Free 4th. Lynn Heins -- 100 Breast 1st; 800 Free 5th. 13 and 14 Girls 200 Free Relay - 3rd. 15 and Over Girls Elaine Baumgardner -- 800 Free 4th; 100 Fly 5th. 15 and Over 200 Free. Relay - 3rd. ' 10 and Under Boys Joel Heins -- 50 Breast 2nd. Joel Magnan -- 50 Breast 6th. J. J. Gorman -- 1500 Free 1st; 50 Fly 2nd; 100 Fly 5th; 50 Breast 4th. David Young -- 1500 Free 2nd; 50 Fly 3rd; 50 Back 2nd. 10 and Under Boys 200 Free Relay - 2nd. 11 and 12 Boys Alex Therrien -- 100 Breast 3rd; 100 Fly 4th; 1500 Free 6th. 11 and 12 Boys 200 Free Relay - 3rd. 13 and 14 Boys Tim Bourrie -- 1500 Free 1st; 100 Breast 1st; 100 Fly 2nd; 100 Free 3rd; 50 Free 3rd. Chris Leavens -- 100 Free ist; 100 Fly 1st; 1500 Free 2nd. 13 and 14 Boys 200 Free Relay - 5th. 15 and Over Boys Andre Bourrie -- 100 Free 4th; 100 Fly 4th; 1500 Free 5th; 100 'Back 5th. Jason Hanmer -- 100 Fly 3rd; 100 Free 5th; 100 Breast 6th. Kerry Heins -- 1500 Free 3rd; 100 Breast 3rd; 100 Free 6th. Greg Vogt -- 100 Free ist; 100 Fly ist; 1500 Free 2nd; 100 Breast 2nd; 100 Back 2nd. 15 and Over Roys 200 Free Relay - 2nd. Novice 11 and Under Girls Sian Ferguson -- 50 Fly 5th. Heather Cairns -- 50 Back ist; 50 Fly 1st; 50 Free 2nd. li and Under Girls 200 Free Relay - 4th. 11 and Over Girls Mary Ellen Peel -- 100 Breast 1st; 100 Back ist; 100 Free 2nd. Shaunna Ferguson -- 100 Free 1st; 100 Breast 3rd; 100 Back 4th. 11 and Under Boys Paul Cooper -- 50 Fly 6th. Seamus Ferguson -- 50 Fly 3rd. Steve Maurice -- 50 Fly 2nd. Don Young -- 50 Fly 1st; 50 Back 4th. ~ arena. exhibition game, Penetang defeated Hebner's Taxi of the Midland recreational league, 7-5, Penetang's goals came from Ken Davidson with 2, John Dion, Jim Wright, Ed Trudeau, Alvin Robillard and Larry Banks with one each. Hebner's goal getters were Warren Duck- worth. Ken Hamelin, Mick King, Pat Laurin and Terry Pelletier. On Sunday morning, the Penetang club travelled to Orillia for the second game in their home-home series and again came out on top, 7-5. Fred Patterson scored twice, with singles going to Larry Banks, Brian Merkley, Larry Leroux, Paul DeVillers and Ken Davidson. Both DeVillers and Davidson goals scored on breakaways late in the third period to break the 5-5 tie. Orillia's four goal performance by Garry Terney and single by Don Morris were all for naught. Penetang begins its home and home series with the Elmvale Georgian Bay Old- timers this Friday night Dec. 12 at the Penetang Game time is 8:15 p.m. Come on out and see some very fine hockey. Penetang Oldtimers coach, Stan LeClair seems to be coaching nothing but winners latelv. He hopes to have the team in peak form for the National Tournament in Mon- treal in February. Penetang Oldtimers will be one of 100 teams participating and they hope to bring home the Gold medal. Bayview champs continue Bayview Public School's girls' volleyball team will be travelling to Orillia Saturday for volleyball | champion- ships that will involve teams from across Simcoe County. Bavview Public School girls are area three champions. and thus will be represen- ting area three in Orillia. Winning rink The Adco Tire Men's Invitational Curling Bonspiel wound up Saturday night and coming out on top was the Connie Maurice rink from Penetanguishene. The bonspiel, which pitted Midland rinks against Penetanguishene rinks rekindled cross-town outing for all involved in the exciting competition. Pictured here are members of the winning rink: from left, John Desrochers (vice), Connie Maurice (skip), Art Williams (2nd), and Bob Maurice (lead). Connie Maurice holds the Adco Tire trophy. rivalries, (of the friendly variety), and was a good identical wins for Dock Lunch, Gas Bar Over Hindson Marine with Bill Mundy and Bill The score 8-2 seemed to be prominent in Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey Sound "a -y in Penetanguishene Arena as Dock Lunch and B & J Gas Bar both recorded 8-2 victories. Dock Lunch's win was McIntosh each scoring two goals for Dock Lunch: Other goal getters for Dock Lunch were Ken Bide a ta Mar fan McNamara, Tom Gignac and Grant Ealey. scored doubles for B & J Marcel Vallieand Ron Gas Bar. Lalonde each scored Singles were scored singles for Hindson by Greg _ Arbour, Marine. Richard Lefaive, Dan - Dahmer and Dave. In the other game, B & J Gas Bar Scored eight goals to win 8-2 over Chalet Sports as well. Randy Leroux and Mikey Perrault both Parent to further B & J Gas Bar's score. Ken Desjardins and Fred Akerman both scored for Chalet Sports. 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