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ee ee a ie 9 ed 4 Shriners win Juvenile boys and girls volleyballers fare well Midland Boys and Girls Volleyball Teams fared not too badly in the Juvenile Open Volleyball Tournament this past weekend at Midland Secondary School. Midland Parlour Games Juvenile Boys finished third in their pool with four points. They were edged out by Guelph and Vaudreuil from Quebec with seven and five points respectively. Behind them were Carrefour from Quebec and Peterborough with two points each. Juvenile Midland faced Guelph in the first match of their round robin play, losing the first game 15- 11 but coming back to take the second game 15-12. Against Vaudreuil, Midland finished with two losses 15-3 and a close game 17-15. Their third match was against Carrefour and Midland took both games in that match 15- 13 and 15-6 In their final match, they played Peter- borough but lost both games 15-7 and 17-15, eliminating them from the playoffs. Russ Howard's rink still facing bad luck Russ Howard's curling rink of Midland seemed to have a bad day in the challenge rounds of Ontario Senior Men's Curling Cham- pionships in London, this past weekend. The winners of the challenge rounds go to the Ontario Cham- pionships. Because of cir- cumstances beyond their control, one member of the rink was unavoidably detained and couldn't make it to the curling rink before the third end. That meant that the Howard rink was down 3-0 before they even started their game with Rusconi of Toronto due to late penalty points. Neither rink scored in the fourth, fifth or sixth ends and Howard's rink came back to tie the game by driving home a point in the seventh, eighth and ninth ends. But fate stepped in Coach Rick Presse blamed their slow start for their losses and stated inconsistent serve reception caused a lot of their problems. Among their strongpoints was their blocking as led by Chris Weissflog, Jeff Dunn and Vince Deschamps. Their setting im- proved greatly over the course of the tour- nament with Paul Cox, Brian Quesnelle and Tim Trewin doing the work there. Presse was especially pleased with the im- proved play of the again as the Rusconi rink of Toronto drove home three points in the last end. In their second game, Howard's rink played to a 7-6 loss with Morrisey of Sarnia in a match that went 11 ends before Morrisey eventually took the lead. Howard's rink, made up of Larry Merkley, Steve Strong and Ken Carstairs played well and deserved to win but luck was just not simply with them. MSS juniors still undefeated Midland Secondary School's junior girls' volleyball team ex- tended their unbeaten streak on the courts of Orillia District Collegiate and Vocational Institute Athletics will last season Midland Athletics Intermediate A hockey club certainly seems to be. having more than their fair share of problems in this, their maiden season in that league. Friday night, in Midland Centennial Arena. Georgetown Raiders lived up to their name as they plundered Midland 13-1, Ken Knapton scoring the lone goal for the home squad with Ross Cousineau assisting on the play. Sunday night, also in Midland Centennial Arena, Terry Spiker scored the only goal for Midland = as they dropped that game 19-1 to Orillia Terriers. The score at the end of "White Fish a a ETNIES TE Sheba Shrine Club's 16th Annual White Fish Bonspiel, Friday and Saturday in Barrie was wou by-+ sam. rink representing members from Midland District Shrine Club. Skip Frank Powell and his rink of David Walker, Jack Pettigrew and Harry Hallet were ably assisted by Dean Nicholls who filled in for Hallet Friday night. The Midland rink won all three games it played to take home the trophy the second time the local club has won since 1968. The '68 rink also in- cluded both Powell and Pettigrew so they get their names on the |. trophy for a_ second | time. the first period was 2-1 but Midland seemed to fall apart from that point on, allowing 11 goals in the second period. Knapton is un- derstandably not op- timistic about this season but he does stand firm on the thought they will last the season, adding, "that's our main goal." Midland Athletics have been plagued by falling numbers in players able to show up for games, their deadline already having passed for signing more players. Wednesday by defeating ODCVI 15-9 and 15-7 and then downing Brock 15- 12 and 15-11 after losing the second match 15-11. MSS' midgets just couldn't seem to get on track and lost both matches 15-4 and 15-7 to Brock and 15-4 and 15-11 to ODCVI. MSS' seniors split their matches, winning the first against Brock 15-12 and 15-10 after giving up the second game 16-14. The game MSS won 15-10. 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Here's Lookin' Atcha, Midland Juvenile Women's Volleyball team did a little better, making it to the semi- finals before being knocked out. Their first match was against Toronto North which they dropped 15-8 and 15-13 while their next match was against St. Margaret Mary from Hamilton, Midland winning that match 15- 10 and 15-12. When Midland came up against Stratford, they lost the first game H.S. ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. Plumbing Heating e DOMESTIC e INDUSTRIAL Specializing in: SUMMER COTTAGES Satisfaction Guaranteed PENETANG 549-7227 3A ROBERT ST. W. SHEET METAL WORK] f The needs and desires of this fine young couple must be met and, for their success and security, we're here toserve them! See us for information about high interest accounts, or that loan for your new car, or cottage. Come in for answers to your future. We're concerned! Manager Bruce Whan & 15-10 but came back to (15-6 and 15-11. gave the team the take the second game Midland ladies _ strength in their attack. 15-4. finished second in their Blocking strength Against Winvalley, pool with five points. improved for the team Midland gave up the Coach Sue Presse felt throughout the tour- first game 15-6 but took that the team's attack nament with Susan the second game 15-10. was well organized by Lamers, Patti Cox, Midland ladies faced setter Mary Pat Quilty Shelley Moreau and the Titans from Toronto while hitters Patti Cox, Maureen Jaegger in the playoffs but Kelly Swales and _ blocking some very bowed out after losing Michele Lafreniere threatening shots. Take a good close look at this..... 1976 DODGE ASPEN 4 DOOR SEDAN Slant 6 cyl. engine, auto., ps., pb., radio, rear defroster, WW tires,and wheel discs. Local one owner car, with only 42,000 miles. Showroom condition. Lic. JMJ337. 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