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The Midland Secondary School Senior Girls' basketball team will try to play the role of streak-stopping spoilers when they meet two-time Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association defending champion Sudbury Secondary Schoo] in an exhibition matchup tomorrow at MSS. The Sudbury squad, currently riding a 70- game unbeaten streak, are looking for some competition en route to an upcoming Eastern Canadian tournament in Guelph. Lately, they've been playing boys' teams in the Sudbury area, and have been looking for a solid test against a girls' team before the tournament. They chose Midland, the team which allowed them the fewest points when they met in the quarter-finals of this year's OFSAA cham- pionship. Sudbury, which averages 80-90 points a game, managed only 60 against Midland when they met in their one and only encounter, and, says MSS coach Brigg Harvey, the 25- point margin that still existed could have been closed by a lot more if Wilding up the ski season Goodine off to forces Paul Goodine has guaranteed himself a uniform for the next five years -- but it won't be the gold and kelly green of the Midland Athletics. The 21-year-old rookie Athletics goaltender will be heading for Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Friday to begin a career in the Canadian Armed Forces. Goodine, who says he started looking into an army career in Grade 12 at Midland Secondary School, will study safety systems with the air force. "T've done a lot of thinking about it," Goodine said last week. "T must have changed my mind about three times since I first contacted the recruitment people." But, says Goodine, he's made a decision now and he'Il stick with it. And aiding the decision was the fact that "all of my friends have been encouraging - - they're all behind me." through the Midland Minor Hockey Association ranks with close friend Craig Watson, with whom he oe the A's_ net- minding duties this season. He also played with the Penetanguishene Kings after graduation from ---- MMHA. function, hell miss A's party by aday Whenever something got by goaltender Paul Goodine during his stint with the Midland Athletics, it was always close. And so it will be with the club's last official the Athletics' annual awards banquets and dance. The event is slated for the Penetanguishene Legion Hall Saturday -- a day after Goodine leaves for Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, to begin his tour of duty with the Canadian Armed Forces. The public is invited to the dance following the award presentations, .and tickets ($10) can be had from any player or executive \ : member of the Athletics. Goodine came up A local daredevil flies through the air, past some trees and over a fence during a run at Mountain View Ski Resort recently. The bright skies and promising weather may have inspired some youthful skiers to try to get the best out of the what's left of the season, or as Mountain View proprietor Don Foster views it, "getting the worst out H.S. 9:15-11:45 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION HURONIA CENTENNIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL April 7, 1982 To be eligible for attendance this September, a pupil must be 5 years of age by December 31, 1982. 1:15-3:30 of ites Midgets win, tie ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. A birth certificate, passport, or proof of birth registration is required. You must be a Public School supporter in order to enrol your child. A pre-school screening will be arranged for each child by the Simcoe County Health Unit. The school nurse will be in attendance at this La nica ee EE his girls hadn't suffered = A : 'Bregistration. from the jitters which Plumbing = usually accompany a Heating W. Strachan, 1.C. Harris F.G. Archer, nila oat with Sud- e DOMESTIC Chairman Director Principal. ury. : "Their coach told me The Midland Marlon Geiseler also Geiseler were the e INDUSTRIAL it was the toughest Stoneleigh Motors picked up an assist. Midland marksmen. SHEET ET ae ee game he'd had in the Minor Midgets came up Sunday's game was Hook posted two assists Specializing in: tournament," said withawinandatieover marred by some third- and Steve Bisson had SUMMER Harvey. "For this one, visiting Amherst, N.Y. period scrappy play by . one. COTTAGES our conditioning will be in exhibition action on Amherst, allowing Setistaction down a little bit, but the weekend at Midland Midland to notch two Midland had three Guaranteed we'll be ready for Arena. goals inthe frame fora minors in Sunday's them." 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