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Peewees fall short The Penetanguishene Driftwood Major Pee Wees saw a good deal of hockey action over the past weekend, but in the three games they played they could not manage even one win. Saturday, January 17th, Driftwood played their first game in the South Muskoka Tournament and came up short to the host club Gravenhursst by a 4-3 score. Scoring for Penetanguishene were Chris Diesveld from Tim Maheu and Chris Vallee, Kirk Rushton from Diesveld and Maheu, and Chris Marchildon from Adrian Maurice. With the loss, Driftwood was relegated to the Consola- tion Series and played Huntsville on Sunday January 18th. Once again it was one goal too fee as Huntsville downed the local team by a 3-2 score despite some goal-tending by the Penetang tandem of Scott Galt and Claude Vallee. Driftwood's two goals were scored by Chris Diesveld from Dwayne Johnson and Francois Charlebois scored a pretty unassisted goal late in the game for his team. Later in the day, Drift- wood returned home to host Owen Sound in a regularly scheduled league game and despite a fine ef- fort, the boys were not quite able to make an upsetting comeback after being down by three goals late in the first period. Owen Sound managed to hold on to a 6-4 win even though they were out- played in the third period. In the game, Driftwood scored first with only 44 seconds having ticked off the clock as Francois Charlebois scored on a hard blast. Both Chris Mar- childon and Tim Mason were given assists on Charlebois' goal. Owen Sound replied with four unanswered goals to take a Redskins The senoir Lady Red- skins volleyball team started slowly but finished strong in Saturday's Midland Volleyball Club tournament. ESPSS dropped their first two matches to ODGVI and Banting. However, by the time the third match came around the girls had hit their stride and won their next three matches, including the Consolation Final against Almaguin 15-3 and 15-8. 4-1 lead before Chris Mar- childon scored Penetang's second goal after he was set up by Adrian Maurice. Owen Sound made it 5-2 early in the second period, but Tim Maheau narrowed the gap to 5-3 less than a minute later. Just before the break after the second period, Owen Sound went up by a 6-3 lead and it wasn't until five minutes into the third period before Dwayne Johnson scored Driftwood's fourth and final goal. A few hit goal posts late in the game made the difference in this contest as Penetang did have their chances to tie the game. take 2nd Coaches Craig Hawkins and Tony Schultze were pleased with the team's play during the tourna- ment. "We still have a few minor wrinkles to work out" said coach Hawkins, "but I think we have most of the major problems iron- ed out'. The senoir Lady 'Skins resume their league play on Tuesday when they travel to Elmvale to take on the Eagles. 5 4 Wy Standing tall Blain Dusome stood his ground and made the save in Friday night's hockey fixture at Centennial Arena. Midland defeated Parry Sound Shamrecks 8 - 4 in The St. Theresa's Crusaders senior boys basketball team came away with the consolation cham- pionship at the St. Joe's senior boys tournament on the weekend in Barrie. After losing a close game to Boatworks festivities for Superbowl Yes ladies, it's that time of the year again. That dreaded day when it's more impossible than ever to move that unshaven, unkempt, beer belly of a dreamboat you married when you had a weak mo- ment years ago. He will be glued to the front of the family televi- sion set, a prisoner of a type of cult that normally affects only men. Somewhere in there might be proof that women are, in fact, the superior of the two. Anyway ladies, we have a solution for you. Take your husband (the dream- boat that he is) to the Midland Boatworks Restaurant on Super Bowl Sunday. The Boatworks will have a large screen plus their regular television sets scattered throughout the building. Stadium snacks will be offered and passing and kicking con- tests for prizes will be another feature. Look at it this way ladies, you can enter the kicking contests and hold the ball for your husband, and when he goes to kick, pull the ball back a la Charlie Brown. An opportune (and legal) way of getting back at dreamboat for selling you a bill of goods. At half time, the Boat- works will be showing a video entitled 'Football Follies'. An entertaining look at some of the silly It's all downhill St. Theresa's Alpine Ski Team competed in Coll- ingwood (Blue Mountain) on Friday, January 9th. The five competitors, Anthony Swick, Andre Laurin, Gig Leader, Dave Merkeley and _ Keith Robillard showed grace and speed as they raced the Grand Slalom on the icy slopes of Mogul Valley. No trophies were won but out of 110 boys, Andre Laurin came 50th, with Dave Merkeley and An- thony Swick following close behind. Keith Robillard (daredevil) and Gig Leader finished a few seconds behind. The coach Frank Matys, was more than pleased with the team's overall ef- fort. With more practice they'll be ready for the next one. The St. Theresa Crusaders senior boys basketball team came away with the consolation cham- pionship at the St. Joe's senior boys tournament on the weekend in Barrie. After losing a close game to Base Borden, the team bounced back to defeat Banting from Alliston 64 to 51. Trevor Scott led the team with 28 points, Chris Welter had 15. Chris Basil had 21 for Banting. In the consolation cham- pionship game against host team. St. Joes, "the Crusaders held off a deter- mined St. Joes and defeated them 60 to 47. Trevor Scott had 21 points for St. T's while Dave Cadieux put in 13 points. Dave Rose had 12 for St. Joe's. St. Theresa's Junior Boys Basketball Team came up with a narrow 42-37 win last week against Eastview. Chris Quesnelle led all scorers with 13 points, Derek King added 10 and Brad Larmand had a strong defensive game. The game was sloppily played, with numerous turnovers by both teams. The Junior Crusaders now sport a 2-1 record. Page 14, Tuesday, January 20, 1987 moments in the game of Restaurant from noon Sun- football. It promises to be a fun day, so bring dreamboat to the Midland Boatworks day to closing. Who knows, maybe the old romance will be rekindled. Lots of luck. Lunch 12:30 THE MIDLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL MEETING Wednesday, January 28, 1987 8:30 a.m. - THEME: EMPHASIS ON EDUCATION Workshop - Planning Your Time, presented by FBDB Instructor Nick Kzenick, MBA (Limited to 30 members - First Come) Annual Meeting & Election of Directors Luncheon & Guest Speaker - Wayne Busch, President, Panel - The CITC and Your Business New Opportunities for all Sectors of Business All sessions are open to the public except workshop and voting which are for members only. Luncheon $25.00 Tickets Required Call 526-7884 3:30 p.m. Highland Inn Georgian College hg January Clearance Sale All of our Christmas crafts, arrangements and gift items are reduced by ; 30% a Last chance to save since we are re-decorating for spring. Come out to the Countree Cabin today... ""Where Flowers are Always Fresh" COUNTREE CABIN FLOWER BOUTIQUE Vinden St., East of Hwy. 93, Midland 526-4301 MowteCorc Base Borden, the team bounced back to defeat Banting from Alliston 64 to 51. Trevor Scott led the team with 28 points, Chris Welten had 15. Chris Basil Georgian Bay Junior C Hockey action. The win was Midland's 18th of the season, second only to Stayner's 24 and three more than Huntsville and Innisfil. had 21 for Banting. In the consolation cham- pionship game against host team St. Joes, the Crusaders held off a deter- mined St. Joes and Full POST BAKERY and DELICATESSEN "A Touch Of Dutch" Breads and Buns No additives Pastries, Cakes All baked from scratch Delicatessen and Imported Products Crusader take Barrie tourney defeated them 60 to 47. 'Trevor Scotthad 21 points for St. T's while Dave Cadieux put in 13 points. Dave Rose had 12 for St. Joes. ; line of Monday Closed Tuesday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sunday - 1987 STORE HOURS © Thursday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.iSaturday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed 38 QUEEN ST. W. 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