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tLe ee Ca eeeey oe 2 Eight from area win special medals Eighi athletes from Huron Park Public School and the Midland Adult Rehabilitation Centre earned medals ai last weekend's 1982 Oniario Special Olympics track and field championships in Toronto. More than 220 athletes from 12 Ontario regions \ook part in the eveni, a qualifying competition for nex! summer's International Games in Baion Rouge, Louisiana. All eight Midland athletes, representing Region 6 (from Rich- mond Hill to Muskoka), ranked high in_ their evenis and age groups, bui final selection of the 'eam for the Inter- national Games won't take place at least until VEQQOQOCQOQQQQ0OU Page 26, Wednesday, July 14, 1982 G fall. The Baton Rouge games will also include floor hockey, bowling, swimming and several other events. Cindy Cruise of the Midland ARC led the local contingen: with five medals. She won 'he gold medal in the 200 meire run, silvers in the 100 metre dash and 400 metre run, and bronze medals in the running long jump and high jump events. Vince Patterson of the ARC won a gold in the 200 metre run and silvers in 'he running long jump and 400 metre run. Other ARC representatives were Bernard Moreau, who earned a gold in the 100 metre run and a bronze in the 200 metres; Paul PORT McNICOL Q 359 First St. HOTEL 534-7301 Moreau, with a gold in ihe running long jump and a bronze in the 100 metres; and Marty Dell, who brought home bronze medals in the standing long jump and running long jump. Brenda Pilon of Huron Park won a gold medal in the sho: pu', silvers in 'the 100 metres and running long jump and a bronze in the standing long jump. Other Huron Park participants were Louise Dignard, who put in a gold-medal per- formance in the ball throw, picked up a silver in the 200 metres and a bronze in the running long jump, and Mike Lacroix, who won a silver. medal in the running long jump and a bronze in the 400 metres. ahs latadnhe cuter = Toronto teams. win VB club eoeeeano the Funk Brothers may sound like a disco ensemble from Detroit, but actually they're a very good trio of beach volleyball players from Toronto. Good enough, in fact, to win the Midland Huronia Volleyball Club's Men's A division iriples tournament title with a 15-12, 11-15, 15-8 victory over the Bod Squad a! the club's Little Lake Park courts. Both of the Mens' A division finalists were made up of threesomes (iriples is three on a side) from the Scarboro Solars and York University clubs of the Ontario Volleyball Association's Senior group. Local players com- prised four of the 19 teams in the three- division event and all the local squads kepi ihings competitive. Both area threesomes in the Mens' A division placed third in their pools, just one point out of second. Brian Quesnelle, Vince Deschamps and Bob Heins formed one of the teams and Rick Presse, John Quilty, Paul Cox and Gerry Robitaille made up the other. TICKET OUTLETS: Lafontaine -- Desrocks Esso Maple Valley Club Penetang- Handy Andy Victoria Harbour - Midland - Elmvale - Barrie - Sam the Record Man & Mr. Tony's Pizza Toronto - TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE GATE _. triples tourne Another local trio, Les Crowe, Chris Brennan and Owen ~ Quilty, competed in the Mens' B division and came up with a fourth-place finish. Toronto Plasi won that one with a 15-12, 15- 7 dunking of the Toronto Wizzards in the final. Patt 'Cox Jean Goodrow, Viki Baziliauskos and Sue Presse were the local reps in the _ ladies' division. \They also finished fourth, with the Bears, a Squad made up of players from the top Junior team in Canada, defeating Toronto R&B 15-8, 15-6 in the cham- pionship. Nex! Midland-hosted tournamen! will be a doubles affair (two a side) July 25. Sportsman Motor Inn Johnstone Music Land Backstage Productions Spike free The best things -- or almost the besi things -- are still available for free to all area beach volleyball enthusiasts. The Midland Huronia Volleyball Club's Little Lake Courts beach courts are open for free public use every day for any group from a pair to a dozen or two. Nets and balls are available from the Midland arena office, and all that's needed to pick them up is a piece of identification to be left as security. The club also holds a free adult recreational program each Wednesday evening from 7 !0 9 p-m. 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