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Penetanguishene Oldtimers have varied success in Collingwood Penetanguishene Hotel Brule Oldtimers hockey club had varied success at a hockey tournament played this past weekend in Collingwood. In their first game, they lost to Collingwood by a score of 8-5 but came back to claim a 6-6 tie with Owen Sound. Parlour Games take two of six Sunday Parlour Games, Senior A Men's Volleyball team hosted a league tournament Sunday in Midland YMCA, winning two games of the six they played. They played against the University of Toronto in their first match, dropping the first game 15-11 but coming back to take the MSS seniors take Winterama title Midland Secondary School senior boys' were the grand winners in the ninth annual Penetanguishene Winterama Senior Boys' Basketball Tournament held Saturday at Ecole Secondaire Penetan- guishene Secondary School. They earned that title by defeating Barrie Eastview 61-40 in the championship game. ESPSS almost made it to the consolation round but were ousted, by Midland and Parry Sound. Parry Sound went on to win the consolation round by taking the game 52-28 over Georgian Bay Secon- dary School. The tournament could not have been such a huge success without the help of Carmen and Don McNamara who are the leaders of all the people who assured the smooth progress of the proceedings. Dusome, Maracle winners in badminton Ritchie Dusome and Keith Maracle of Ecole Secondaire Penetan- guishene Secondary School won the silver medals for the under 16 Georgian Bay Bad- minton Tournament held Saturday at Secondary Midland School. They won those medals by placing second in the doubles competition in a very tough field of players. secona game 15-13. University of Toronto came back to take the rubber match 15-12 for the three-game series. Parlour Games then played Kalev but the "locals" started out on the wrong foot again with another 15-11 loss. They lost the second game as well 15-10 but by the third game, they seemed to find some of that much needed unity in play and they rallied for a 16-14 win in the third and final game. The wins give them a four-win and eight game loss record for - their senior A play and their main problem lies in their serve reception. Their play there is spotty and their attack is easily detected before they can form a plan because of this spot- tiness. Otherwise, all their positions are strong, especially in the person of John Quilty who is the team's best setter. Coach Rick Presse will be working on the team's serve reception in their next few practice sessions as well as aggressive float serve techniques. Gone Forever! Goodman Therapist Bo. '| Permanent removal from vast and body. Eyebrows shaped, aah: gentle, shortwave me4 --- Medically approved 14. years experience GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont. and Am. Electrolysis Association DHAIR Mrs. Alice Electrology -- Free consultation and test | Seafood Buys $4.50 / Ib. doz. Delivered to your home 1. Sea Herring - $1.00 / Ib. 2. Alaskan King Crab - $6.75 / Ib. 3. Halibut - $3.95 / Ib. 4. Jumbo Shrimp - $10.95 / Ib. : 5. Lopster (cooked or frozen in salt water) - 6. Oysters $25.95/ case (100/ case) or $3.25/ Prices subject to change Special orders taken Fresh weekly - Fast delivery PARADISE NFLD. Call Ray Brennan - 526-4456 Friday against Collingwood, single marker fcO. Penetanguishene were scored by Ed Trudeau, Jim Wright, Dave Stainton, Larry Mar- chand, and Paul Dion. In the game Saturday against Owen Sound, Penetanguishene's Ken Davidson and Alvin Robillard each scored a pair while Paul Henry and Ed Trudeau both popped in singles. Penetanguishene Oldtimers will play in Montreal later tomorro'v with play continuing into the weekend. This is the first time Penetanguishene will be entered in this tour- nament where teams from across Canada and United States will be competing. Altogether, there will be 72 teams entered with Penetanguishene being represented by 17 players, a coach, a manager, a trainer and an assistant trainer. Wives of the players will also be on the trip which brings the total of people going to Mon- treal up to 46. There will be 12 teams in the C Division _in which Penetanguishene is entered, their first game being against Campbell River, British Columbia. Their next games will be with Port Dover, Ontario and Gatineau, Quebec. If Penetanguishene should play well enough, they will take part in the semi-finals on Saturday and hopefully the finals on Sunday. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES Graham Allen*a:" Auction Sale every Friday 7 p.m. at the Great Barrie Flea Market Annex North Barrie Plaza, 580 Bayfield St. N. Doors open 5:30 p.m. Lots of Free Parking LOST & FOUND Friday, February 13 This sale includes the office furniture from Potts Lost dog, male, part huskie, gray, Hamilton licence no. 1126. Phone Elmvale - 322-3046. Dog needs medication, reward. 8, 10, 12 Insurance Agency in Barrie. Steel office desks, filing cabinets, photo copiers, adding machine, electric typewriter, office chairs etc. WORK WANTED In our antique line-up this week double pedestal desk, Chippendale console table, oak table, china Clarence Myers, car- penter. 322-2640. 8, 10, 12 cabinet, cherry wood combination wash stand dresser, drip front secretarial desk, bookcase, 3 pc. bedroom suite, 9 pc. dining room suite, small Will babysit in my home Conc. 14, weekdays 533-2947. 10-11-12-13 tables, corner chair upholstered, hall seat, gate- leg table, set. of 6 press back chairs, rocking chairs, NCR antique cash register, brass jam pot, balloon back chair, plus many items of interest to everyone, also modern furniture. COMING EVENTS Turn your unwanted merchandise into on-the-spot The family of Elbridge and Jessie Spence invite ee to an open house at he Elmvale Presbyterian Church, Saturday, February 21, 1981, from 2 to 5 p.m. on the occasion of their 60th Wedding Anniversary. No gifts please. 12, 14 cash. To consign to future sales contact Graham Allen 726-5055, or Fred at 487-2245. Door prizes, refreshments, free advance storage available, consignments welcome. Call 487-2245, 726-4582 or 726-5055. No Reserve. Graham Allen, auctioneer KADAR DODGE-CHRYSLER LTD. 1980 Model CLEARANCE SALE $99.00 over Dealer cost With a shipment of new "K" Cars on the way. Joe Kadar has authorized us to sell our stock of new 1980 autos at $99.00 over factory cost 1980 CORDOBA, 2 door, SPEC. Stock No. S80-133, with many extras Inc. 8 cyl., 318 engine. 1980 DIPLOMAT, 4 door sedan. Stock No. G80-124, with many extras Inc. 6 cyl., engine, full vinyl! roof. 1980 DIPLOMAT, 4 door spec. salon. Stock No. G80-132. Suede interior and other options. 1980 DIPLOMAT, 4 door sedan. Stock No. G80-134. AM/ FM radio, full viny| roof and other options, inc. 6 cyl. engine. 1980 OMNI 024 DI TOMASO RALLY SPORT, Stock No. Z80-054, 4 cyl., standard trans with sport options. °Daily Luncheon Special eDaily full course Dinner Special Anniversary or Birthday? Just let us know... We'll arrange for a cake with our compliments. °Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner Daily 11:30 to 10 p.m. bring this ad for $2.00 off any meal over $6.00 Offer expires Friday, February 20, 1981 BAVARIAN HOUSE -- OF MIDLAND Two miles past Martyrs' Shrine coming from Midland on Conc. 4 off Hwy 12 Reservations appreciated. 534-3202 ees cet eee ee ee ee ee en with options. "Demo". Lic. POF 070. 2K 2K OK KK AK KK 2 2k 2 2K 2K 2K OK OK 1979 AW100 RAMCHARGER, 4 wheel drive, Stock No. 179-027, loaded $8,595. 1980 W-200- POWER WAGON, 4 wheel drive, Stock No. T81-170A. Just like new. 32,223 k. Lic. 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