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~~ ee thruway mufflercentre Lm ms SCORE BOARD al Georgian Bay Jr. C. Hockey January 20, 1987 Penetang at Parry Sound, 8 p.m. January 21, 1987 Midland at Oro, 8:30 p.m. January 23, 1987 Midland at Huntsville, 8:30 p.m. Oro at Penetang, 8:30 p.m. Simcoe County Intermediate Men's Basketball League January 20, 1987 - 8 p.m. Midland Mick B at Georgian College January 22, 1987 Midland Jory's Jazz at Stayner, 8 p.m. Barrie Brookdale at Penetang Memories at MSS, 7:30 p.m. Simcoe County Women's Volleyball League TEAM PTS MATCHES/18 Collingwood 25 14 Bar. Blue Bombers 24 14 Midland Boatworks 22 14 CFB Borden 29 12 Barrie Kozlov 18 10 Brampton 13 10 Orangeville 8 10 Orillia 4 10 Bradford 3 14 Borden Blue Angels 1 12 Penetang Industrial Bowling League Standings Hamelin & Leroux Builders 93 Sarjeant Ready Mix 85 Dusomes Texaco 76 Mike Dupuis Const. 75 Commodore Hotel 66 Ogilvie Mills 64 Legion Br. 68 62 Tee Pee Drywall 62 Desroches Bros. 59 Beau-Mar Pools 56 Borsa Produce 55 Pilon Const. 44 High Single and Triple of the Week Art Beausoleil 303 Larry Patunaude 787 thruway mufflercentre e EXHAUSTS e BRAKES e SHOCKS e SPRINGS HWY. ¥3 & HUGEL AVE., MIDLAND Indusmin take pair on weekend Midland Indusmin Ban- tams embarrassed Coll- ingwood 11 - 1 in Georgian Bay Hockey Association regular season play Satur- day night in Collingwood. Trevor Irvine netted a pair in the first period and George Gunther added one to stake Indusmin to a 3 - 0 lead after the first five minutes had been played. After Collingwood got on the board, Irvine com- pleted the hat trick. Chris Walser upped the count to 5 - 1 with a tally in the second period from Irvine and David Forrest. Greg Lalonde held a hot hand in the final frame as he struck for three, while Forrest chimed in with a pair and Gary Moore one. Jason LeClair picked up the win in net for Midland. On Saturday, Midland travelled to Owen Sound and came home with a 6 - 4 victory. Midland opened the scoring 24 seconds left in the first frame as Greg Lalonde converted passes from Jamie Peden and Jim- my McLaren. Gary Miller lifted In- dusmin to a 2 - 0 lead in the second assisted by Greg and Shawn Lalonde. Owen YMCA creating jobs The Midland YMCA will be operating a Job Develop- ment Program for Child Care Workers beginning Jan. 26, after receiving Federal Grant approval from Employment and Im- migration Canada late last December. The funds, totalling $128,000 will create a pro- gram intent on providing selected candidates with theoretical and practical training spread over 52 weeks. With a program em- phasis on developing the students' knowledge, skills and attitudes, it is hoped that successful graduates will find full-time perma- nent employment in the labour force as child care assistants. Mary Lynn Beauvais, a member of the YMCA staff and a qualified early childhood educator, will be handling the majority of the training seminars. Other YMCA staff and various consultants from the community will be of- fering their assistance and expertise. Julie Leavens has been appointed program co- ordinator, and will be con- tinuing her role as fitness leader and consultant. The project staff are con- fident the program will be a hugh success and rewar- ding to all involved. Here we grow again! St. T's in split St. Theresa Senior girls volleyball team defeated park Street of Orillia 15 - 3, 15 - O in league action last Wednesday. Good set selection by Chrissie Blackwell and Vanessa Bourgeois along with serving by Arlene Merkley and hitting by Merkley and _ Janet Beausoleil, led to a strong aggressive game. St. T's met Twin Lakes in their next encounter and were nipped 15 - 11, 10 - 15, and 13 - 15. The loss was due in part to in- dividual play rather than teamwork. Twin Lakes ag- gressive serving and well placed hits kept the St. T defence off guard. The team is taking a break from the courts to finish up their courses and prepare for semester final exams. bounced back with four tallies for a 6 - 3 lead. Greg Lalonde and Trevor Irvine each notched a pair. Jeff Reid connected with the Sounders fourth goal and Sound tallied twice in the last 90 seconds to knot the score at 2 - 2. Owen Sound took the lead 46 seconds into the final stanza, but Midland 4 his third with just two minutes remaining to make the final count 6 - 4 for Midland. Steve Duncan . patrolled the goal for Midland. eh Sondeitee G7 A litt le scuffle Midland Stoneleigh Centennial forward, at Centennial Arena in an entertaining David Bressette, number 19, wrestles game during kids night. Centennials sent with a Parry Sound player Friday night the kids home happy with an 8 - 4 victory. 5 yr./80,000 km "NO SMALL PRINT'? WARRANTY on every new Honda 100 Bradford St. "Downtown"' Barrie 726-6488 (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 ee ee eee ee a SS << + rf eS On Valentine's Day February 14 Let your sweetheart know how special she really is. Order the AFS Valentine Day Special. These beautifully arranged, long-lasting flowers will show your love perfectly. Call or visit our shop today and ask for the AFS Valentine Day Special. 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