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key Se ee Oe ea SN N AK Jim Hill and Mike Hamelin battled hoth fierce winds and capable opponents to win the $200 top prize in the Commodore 500 Mens' Doubles Tennis Tournament final Saturday afternoon at Penetanguishene's Memorial Park courts. The final was com- pleted Saturday after rain' forced post- ponement from a week earlier when Hill and Hamelin opened with a 7-5, 1-1 lead over Jeff Attwood and Dave Itwasanetwin | Ogilvie. They finished the best-of-five job with 6-2, 6-7 and 6-4 victories. The runners-up received a cheque for $150. Third place money of $100 was split by Mate and Thorpe Lichtenberg after they defeated semi-finalists - Brian Emery and_ Brian Simpson last Saturday. Emery and Simpson were awarded $30, and consolation champs Paul Bouchers and Fred Desroches earned $20 and a couple of sports bags. Efficient, innovative gas furnace technology: thirty-eight dependable Ss ~ See ee The tournament was co-presented by the Commodore Hotel and the Penetanguishene Tennis Club. Attwood and Ogilvie got off to a good start in last Saturday's opening set, winning four of the first five games. But they began to relax slightly, or at least enough to allow the persistent pair of Hill and Hamelin to rebound to take the opening set. They then settled ina 1-1 draw in the second set before the rains forced ICG, Canada's leading furnace manufacturer, offers a bigger selection of gas-fired furnaces than anyone else, so you're certain to find one that fits your exact needs. ICG spends years developing and testing each product, so that you can take it for granted. ICG furnaces offer the most advanced technology available. This means you enjvy higher operating efficiency and fuel savings. Some special ICG features to look for include the automatic vent damper, which substantially reduces heat loss through the chimney. The electronic automatic ignition eliminates the conventional continuous pilot for additional fuel savings. The night set-back thermostat can be "'programmed" to lower the temperature when you're asleep or away. You can rely on your ICG gas furnace to pro- vide many years of trouble-free operation. But if servicing is ever required, components are readily available and easy to install. Gas fired furnaces -- energy savers from the ICG family of home comfort products. rom ||GG@ Ideas with Energy postponement. Hills's serving and Hamelin's aggressive net play earned them a 6-2 second-set victory as Attwood and Ogilvie seemed unable to get untracked in the stiff Saturday afternoon gusts. It appeared as though Hill and Hamelin might take it in straight sets when they jumped into a 4-1 lead in the next clash, but Attwood and Ogilvie found their grip and battled back to tie it 6-6 and coast to a 7-4 39 Robert St. W. Penetan uishene H.S. St Amant & Sons Ltd 549-7227 _What storm? Jim Hill (left) and Mike Hamelin weathered Saturday's storms to defeat Jeff Attwood and Dave Ogilvie in the final of the Commodore 500 Mens' Doubles' Tennis Tournament at Penetanguishene's Memorial Park courts. Hill and Hamelin nailed down the $200 top prize in four (Photo by Andy Wicksted) sets. Tryouts for both local entries in the Simcoe County Mens' Basketball League have been slated for next Thursday at Midland Secondary School. Players will practice as a unit and will be eventually divided into two squads. One will be Getting cagey the World Famous Dock Lunch (SCMBL defending champs) and the other will be the Commodores. Players are asked to bring along all equip- ment and a $5 fee. For more information contact Doug Andrews at 526-6928. \ DATE: ~ ---- Friday, Sept. 10th 7:00-9:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11th 10:00 - 2:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 12th 12:00- 3:00 p.m. REGISTRATION PENETANG MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE PLACE: Arena Lounge TIME & DATE: Saturday, Sept. 11th p.m. Sunday, Sept. 12th 12:00-3:00 p.m. 10:00-2:00 the NOTE: Equipment is to be brought into the Arena Lounge on Friday, evening, with the sale to begin on Saturday morning. decision in tiebreaker. The fourth set was a fitting scrap, with both duos managing the net well and maintaining several sustained rallies which kept the audience of 25 on their toes. Hill, serving to love, wound things up in the tenth game of the set. * Coaches are still required in virtually all age divisions - anyone interested in coaching a team may apply to: Peter Mealing 21 Beaumar Drive Penetang, Ontario OR PHONE 549-2445 68 70,72 We're overstocked... we are presently overstocked in pipe and screen which enables us to offer up toa... For a new Snider Waterwell At your house or cottage, up until Saturday, October 30th, 1982 Call 728-5657 for more information ssanenes Wednesday, September 1, 1982, Page 23