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TEUUNTERE TUNED , 4 by Dennis Brab. ---- The top qualifiers for the Export "A" Classified Tournament from the Penetanguishene Bowling Alley have been determined by tournament director Gerald Lesperance to be as follows: Class 1 Men Ladies John Hood Anne D' Aoust Mike Desroches Darlene Garraway Edmond Moreau Class 2 Men Ladies David Rice Mary Anne Therrien Bill Robbins Pamela Lesperance Maurice Quesnelle i FES j Class 3 3 Men Ladies Swim safety programs graduates Larry Patenaude Barb Cascagnette Gil Charlebois Dean Chapman @ e Class 4 Men Ladies Mike Diver Shelly Duval Gerald Lesperance Rosemary Marchand Jeanette Lorette Denis Crowe Maurice Lacroix The next step will be the zone round to be held on March 14, so Good Luck to all. Alpha Marion from Perkinsfield won the monthly "Ladies Nite Out" tournament held at Knight Haven Lanes on Sunday evening The past two weekends found this group not battling the elements outdoors, but indoors' busily preparing for the up- coming summer as swimming mechanics, leadership, teaching, lifeguard and pool patrol procedures, accident prevention, water safety, class- policies. Instructors for the course from the Red - Cross were Jack Cur- tiss, Laurie Dalecoe and Donna Howatson, while Daniels. According to Anke Vermuelen, the Aquatic Director at the "Y"', the standards for cer- Class 5 Men Ladies ' Bill Puddicomb Diane Perrault : . : : ES t t Ron Desraches Mabel Dewey by Bob Murray various techniques such Life Saving Society Ruth Ray and Tracey put fortha superb effor in this endeavor. The course was held under the auspices of the Midland YMCA, and both Societies wish to thank the "Y" for making the facilities at testing, test-checking, the Royal Life Saving tification in this course with a 700 triple including handicap. Alpha rolled 338 in her second game to nail down the first place prize money. Other winners were as follows: 2nd-Julie Desjardins (657); 3rd- Joanne Lapensee (609); 4th-Rita McCoy (589). High singles were rolled by Debbie Chapman (225); Anne Major (231) and Jeanette Lorette (215). Bob McMann took his mixed team to Gravenhurst on Saturday to bow] in a 12-team tournament and wound up taking third place with a five-game score of 6,431. A team from Gravenhurst took first place with a total of 6,751 followed by Orillia with 6,518. The team won $180 for its effort and Jules Marion won the mens high-five with a superb 1397 score. Recent winners in the Midland- Penetanguishene 5-Pin Association booster club draw are as follows: Feb. 6-$150, Neil Ladouceur; $100, Marg Burgie (19); Feb. 13- $50, Guy D'Aoust; $25, Norma Tapscott (48) Around the Leagues: The Swinging Singles team of the Tuesday 7-Ups mixed league rolled 3,929 for three games with scores of 1289, 1351 and 1289. Remi Pilon (337) and Andy Maheu (331) had the high singles in the Midland Industrial 'Sy League on Wednesday night. S swimming season at the Midland YMCA. Twelve of them -- namely Laurie Graham, Pauline Grenier, Pete Juneau, Kim Mar- childon, Kathy Hub- bard, Heather Win- drem, Pat Warne, Lisa McKelvie, Rob Richardson, Kathy Fraser, Charlene Baxter and Don Thompson -- nine of which are Midland "'Y"' Staffers, successfully completed a joint Red Cross and Royal Life Saving Society Instructors' Course. Their services will be utilized as swimming instructors and lifeguards at summer camps, special swim- ming ing classes and at the "'Y"' pool. During the rigorous training sessions the candidates were taught report completion, and Red Cross and Royal Society was represented are very rigid, and the by Christin Jenkins, successful candidates them. For those who want to travel in the best of company e IT you re listening to anything less than a Pioneer component car stereo system, then you're traveling with the wrong company. So to get you off on the right foot, we thought we might recommend the following Pioneer component car stereo combination. To begin with, there's our KEX-20 in-dash component cassette deck with AM/FM stereo. It features our Supertuner Ii with an electronic pulse synthesizer fo- ultra-precise tuning If what you want to hear is on tape, just pop in a cassette. The cassette deck offers all the benefits of metal, chrome and Dolby tape playback along with locking fast forward and rewind for easy tape handling Next there's our CD-5 under-dash 7-band graphic equalizer. 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