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; ) Midland Oldtimers Over 35's 's capture 'C'crown Midland Oldtimers Over 35 Team travelled to Coldwater this past weekend to participate in the Third Annual Coldwater Creeks Old- timers Hockey Tournament. As a result of playing four games, the team was victorious in winning the 'C' Division Championship. Friday night, Midland lost their first game by a 4-3 margin against Moonstone Oldtimers. Scoring unassisted goals in that game were Fred Flood and John Webber. The third goal of the game was scored once again by Fred Flood and assisted by Terry Knight and Bob Monteith. In the second game of the tournament, held Saturday afternoon, Midland Oldtimers met the Atherley Arms Oldtimers with Midland emerging on the victorious end with a 6-2 score. Scoring for Midland in the first period were Bob Monteith, assisted by Fred Flood and Eric Major, Bill Knibbs assisted by Ken Davidson and Len Miller, John Webber unassisted and Len Miller assisted by John Webber and Ken Davidson. In the second period, Midland goals were scored by Ken Davidson assisted by Bill Knibbs and Ross Heacock assisted by Wayne Dion and Bob Davy, In the third game on Saturday evening, Midland . Oldtimers met Barrie Merchant Oldtimers and were victorious with a 7-0. Scoring for Midland in the first period were Bill Knibbs assisted by Len Miller. In the second period Midland goals were scored by Brian Marshall assisted by Ross Heacock and Bob Davy, Bill Knibbs assisted by Ken Davidson, Len Miller assisted bill Knobbs and Brian Marshall assisted by Eric Major and John Webber. In the championship game for the 'C' Division , Sunday, Midland Oldtimers met the Merritton Oldtimers from St. Catharines and were victorious with a 4-1 decision. Scoring in that game for Midland in the first period was Bill Knibbs unassisted and Bob Davy assisted by Brian Marshall. Scoring in the Second Period was Fred Flood assisted by Wayne Dion and scoring in the third and final period was Ross Heacock assisted by Bob Davy and Art Desroches. Brian Caley played all four games in goal and posted the first team shut-out in recent living memory. Rick Leaney skated with the team in the first three games and assisted on the bench along with the other support staff including Ken Cave, Ron Dalziel and Murray Yorke. Bryan MacKell coached the team during all four games. The team trophy and medals were accepted by the Assistant Captain Brain Marchall. As this was the first tournament that the Midland Over 35 Oldtimers had ever won and recognizing it included a first ever shut out game, a great party concluded the weekend. Aud why not?! CCGS Griffon will be cutting through i IC@ leaving Midland harbour at 8 a.m. this coming Fri. The Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker The vessel Griffon will be active on scheduled to Georgian Bay this Midland Town Dock Friday, and again about 8 a.m. Friday began a regime kilometres, which he has kept fife no longer Pats Niargarine, si His: response to advice to stop s smoke 10 cigareites a day rathe contents of twa or: TADFe far Pp cigarettes, "Riow off steam. system,' is his advice. Mental tension is walk and think about' the problem. Roath did not realize he fad a heart cx weight has dropped to 180 pounds from 22 pounds. He would like to tose 20 more pounds and could lose 36 } pounds according to hh we int Midiand. = Tuesday or Wednesday. leave "Get - aut of you factor in heari problems, he says. 'Go for difion until' his attack, Since that attack hi when she will steam to iS Port MeNicoll,returning the same day around noon. It is necessary for the big red hulled ship to To free a freighter moored schedule there, before the cargo Huronia Park Public School Fun Fair 10 a.m. ic 2p.m. Something for All parents' support needed for a successful season. iwo can be unloaded. The same operation is likely to be repeated early next week. icebreaker Griffon, 2nd Community Calendar * can't understand why all the excitement over the fact that he wasn't everyone. Feb. 10 Annual general meeting of Midland During the week daimage were included Minor Baseball _ ending Feb. 4, Midland in the list of in- Association at 7 p:m. in" OPP handled 84 general vestigations conducted the board room of occurrences. hy OPP personnel in Centennial Arena. Ten thefts, four break- North Simcoe. Elections will be held. ins, two assaults and During the same cases of Woodland owners off to see Officer Richard Landry suggests checking with of the in Wiarton. An alter- native is to-phone Ice The committee, comprised of committee chairmen, met for the seven wilful period OPP probed Officer Ray Charrier, at the Canadian Coast Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The other Coast Guard the committee still isn't council and that's where all decisions have to be acciden's. three of them vessel at the town dock, the ice strengthened the local media, who are Guard Ice Office in buoy tender Mon- kept informed by the Toronto, at (416) 369- morency, will remain confirm the Coast Guard radio base 3918 Monday through tied in her berth for the winter while undergoing a refit. Feb. 6 Feb. 16 in All Saints Parish Penetanguishene _[ord's Life, Death and First anniversary Perkinsfield Parks Hall, Peel Street, Horticultural Society at Resurrection, in St. meeting Midland and Recreation Win- Penetanguishene, from thepubliclibraryhallat Mark's Church, Commodore. Users' terama dance at the 10 a.m. Serving chili 8p.m. Film by Milton Midland, 7:30 p.m. to Group at Leitz Canada Country Mill, music by and pie for lunch. Leonard on Cullen 8:30 p.m. Ltd., Ellen Street en- Silhouette. For tickets Sponsored by Anglican Gardens. Plan to attend Feb. 25 trance via the centre telephone Pauline Church Women. the first meeting. Midland Rotary Club door. Pauze (526-5970) or Winterama toques also Lunch will be served. television and radio Feb.9 Julie Quesnelle (526- available. Everyone Feb. 20 auction on MacLean Penetang Minor 4140). welcome. Slide show Holy Land: -- Hunter Community TV 6 Hockey dance from 9 Winterama Coffee TUESDAY, FEB. 19 Jerusalem the Golden, and 1230 CKMP, 6 p.m. a.m. in the Lafontaine House will be operating Meeting of the the Sacred Sites of Our to 12 p.m. : Hall. Music by Marcel Maurice, $10 per couple, ? mite arer ance WWihy all the fuss Dance to _ support Penetang Minor Midland Mayor picked to chair a super first time last week. made. Hockey. Al Roach says he committee of council. According to Roach, Claude Buck, deputy- reeve of Midland, is the super committee's chairman. OPP personnel kept hopping during seven-day period involving injuries to sume of the people in- volved in the mishaps. motor-vehicle The bidding to be busy Midland Rotary Club' Auction is gearing up over Cable TV (Channel 6) and CKMP Radio. Everything from soup to nuts will be up for s TV-Radio Feb. 12 . J.adies coffee hour at the Bee next Monday night 4:45 a.m. in Alliance Members of the Huronia Woodland Owners Church, Midland. Special craft display with many participants. I'clphine Mitchell will give a devotional message. All welcome. Nursery provided. Association are meeting next Monday night at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in- terpretive centre for a general meeting. Arrangements have been made with the Bee Brigade to tour the Bee, a 50 foot reproduction of an early Great Lakes sailing vessel. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. for Feb. 25 from 6 p.m. to midnight. The event again this year will be carried auction during this popular service club money-raiser. PUC project pays off Midland PUC outside workers continue to keep fire hydrants in the town snow free. A routine of digging hydrants out from under heavy snowfalls has paid off, leaving all hydrants, well over 200 of them free. 7 & Service Directory 'Penetanguishene 549-2012 Septic Tank Pumping Service Phone Jim Lalonde, Elmvale 329-3134 in Midland 526-2283 Willer VAC SHOP For Vacuum Cleaner Sales & Service 335 MISSISSAUGA ST. W., 219 KING ST., ORILLIA, ONT. L3V 3C2 MIDLAND L4R 3M1 325-5114 526-3550 TF Elmvale/Wasaga 322-1871 Dr. D.W. 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