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Soe rE aR Te SENS tr eee Se A | These girls mean business MSS sktiers rank fourth Thornhill -- in the Georgian Bay Secon- dary Schools Athletic Association Alpine Championships ~ last Midland Secondary School's Boys' Alpine ski team finished in fourth place -- only one point behind third-place Rinks from Midland, Orillia, Elmvale, Gravenhurst, Creemore and Barrie will vie for the Business Girls' Divisional Playdown title this weekend at the Midland Curling Club. The double-knockout event will get sliding at 8 p.m. tonight and will wind up with a championship Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Midland's entry will be skipped by Cindy a White. J Not a 'bad Lynn Bonneville of St. Theresa's High School and Debbie Hind of Midland Secondary School teamed up to win the girls' doubles title at the Georgian Ontario Badminton Association tournament last weekend at Ecole Secondaire Penetan- Bonneville also scored a win over Bonnie Geere of ESPSS in the girls' singles championship and teamed up with Don Cadieux of St. T's to win the mixed doubles crown. Blaise Robitaille of ESPSS won the boys' singles title with a win over Chris Cote of St. Sy guishene Secondary School. and Joey She'sin herown Worlds - Championships in Oslo, Norway. Honey Harbour native will ski in the cham- pionships' 5 km. event and next week will take part in the womens' relay and the gruelling 20 km. Thursday in Collingwood. Midland's John Lynn placed seventh in the individual Boys' standings, which in- cluded a total of 79 racers from 20 schools. Other top Midland finishers were Matthew Leitch (19th), Mina Tesseris (20th) and Cam Wraith (23rd). The MSS Girls' team scored an eighth-place finish among 15 com- peting schools. In a field of 68 racers, Stephanie King scored a 22nd for Midland, Heather King was 36th and Stacey Leitch was 39th. Midland finished sixth in the combined overall standings. "day Drominsky and Ron Muck of Parry Sound won the boys' doubles championship with a victory over the ESPSS team of Paul Parent and Robitaille. More than 40 players from the Junior division of the Georgian Bay Zone competed in the tournament. o Gea oiNG Midland's Angela Schmidt will compete today in the 10 km. event at the World Cross-Country Skiing Sunday, the race. Two of the three best individual finishes in Oslo count in the World Cup standings, in which Schmidt currently holds down 21st spot. Rock Talk Members of the Sanders rink from Cookstown watch their rock slide into place during the Intermediate Mens' Zone 10 curling playoffs Sunday at Midland Curling Club. Ten rinks were entered, with Bill Howard and Ron Franckom representing the Midland club, and Larry Merkley representing Penetanguishene. One of Barrie Essa Road's two entries won the event with a win over Frankcom Monday night. They'll advance to Action for the Interdivisionals. Three goals in 36 seconds Soundy-Spring show Donny Soundy and Ben Spring put on a nifty show to boost John's Catering to a 5-3 win over Midland Police in Midland Minor Hockey' Association Peewee House League play last Saturday at Midland Arena. Soundy was assisted by Spring in three third- period goals -- all while shorthanded, all scored within a 36-second span - - which made the dif- ference for John's. Other John's goals were scored by Fred Melnyk and John Epplett. Police goals came from Jason Egan, Kevin Sauve and Mike Ballard. In other recent Peewee matchups, the Police drew to a 3-3 tie with Meatland, John's scrambled to a 4-4 tie Midland. and Burlington. | Atoms up : The Penetanguishene Winterama Atom Hockey Tournament Friday at 5 p.m. with a clash between Penetanguishene Summer's Trophies and will get underway The tournament -- which will continue Friday to9 p.m., run through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., and will wind up with cham- pionship games on Sunday afternoon, in- cludes 16 teams from as far away as Ottawa The Grand Championship game is slated for 5:30 p.m. Sunday. An all-star team will be selected after the first 16 games of the event, and the Bob Stewart Memorial Trophy will be awarded to the tournament's most valuable player. BRIAN ORSER with the Midland Times, and Meatland shut out Cowan's Construction 3- 0. Shawn Mason scored twice and Steve Newhouse added a single for Meatland in their tie. Todd Arm- strong, Mike Ballard and Dean Mallot responded for _ the Police. In John's tie, Soundy notched two goals, and singles were chipped in by Anthony Irvin and Jeff Argue. Tyler French had a hat trick for the Times and Jonathan Fike added the other. Matthew Alderton, Steve Newhouse and Sean Nicholson were the Meatland marksmen in their 3-0 romp, and Jeff Ladouceur earned the shutout. Si For your enjoyment. . . 4 "BOB BRUER" Pianist-Vocalist will be with us SUNDAY from 5:30p.m4 r Preservations 949-8671 ~ CALL We will be open this Saturday for lunch. WATERGATE Family Restaurant & Tavern \ 7 Nelson-End of Hwy 27 Penetang J Friday, February-19, 1982, Page 11 7