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Marathon classic end of month Midland Meatland's Fourth Annual MPTT Classic is scheduled for Sunday, April 26. The Midland, Penetang, Tiny, Tay Half Marathon Road Race winds through 13.1 miles (21 km.) of beautiful scenic roads. The race will begin at 1 p.m. from the Midland YMCA come rain or shine. There will be three divi- sions by age and sex: the all new female open for ladies 14 years of age and up; male classy, for men 14-39 years; and male masters, tired ANNAN Olympic Rower Former Canadian National Olympic Rowing Team member, Vicki Harber stopped by Midland Secondary School last week and spoke to several keenly interested students regarding her experiences as a rower. Harber's visit was arranged by the Georgian Bay Row- ing Society through the Best Ever Ontario program of the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation. Was $360°° Now $23995 TD-W20XBK Double-Mechanism Logic-Control Cassette Deck @Double-speed dubbing with Synchro Start @Soft touch logic control operation @ Dolby B/C NR @6-LED multi-peak indicators @Stereo mic inputs @ Auto input selector @ Metal-tape compatibility @ Auto tape selector (Beck A) D: 435(W) x 118(H) x 230(D)mm W: 4kg Was $3109 TD-W10XBK Double-Mechanism Logic-Control Cassette Deck @ Tape dubbing with Synchro Start @Soft-touch logic control operation @ANRS/Dolby B NR @6-LED multi peak indicator @Metal-tape compatibility @ Tape coun ter @ Gear/oil-damped cassette lid D: 435(W) x 118(H) 237(D)mm W: 3.8kg This is a standard mark indicating that cartndges and tonearms so identified are plug-in compatible with each other THE for men over 40. There will be no entry fee charged. The prizes consisting of 450 worth of sirloin steak for first place, $25 of Sirloin for second place, and $10 for third will be awarded in all divisions. A new award this year will be 'three times a win- ner' trophy. Any previous two time winner in any position, first, second, or third, and finish in one of those positions in any order will qualify for the trophy. This year, only three qualify for the award, Chris Wright, Dr. Josef Dolezel, 'and Marven Hebner. Last year's winner, Evan Cameron, set the course record of 1:22:04. Cameron, who is a former Scottish marathon cham- pion, has been challenged to win this year's race in record time and the prize will be doubled. Entrants are urged to sign up early and will receive a package of Catelli Spaghetti free. However, entries will be accepted up to one hour before race time. For more information phone 526-9331 or 526-7400. Figure skaters The month of March was a good one and a busy one for the Penetang Figure Skating Club as 25 young skaters enjoyed success in the Canadian Figure Skating Association testing days. In a span of four days, the skaters were put through three different levels of testing. The Low Test results, which were hosted by the Penetang Figure Skating Club on March 18 were: Preliminary Figure, Patricia Lamoureux; First Figure, Danielle Labatte; Second Figure, Christel Meisinger; Preliminsry Dances, Shelley Lacroix, Lise Ann Desroches, Con- nie Grenier, Valerie Wood, Mandy Arbour, Stephanie Arbour, Lea Hodgins, Julie Carriere; Junior Bronze Dances, Bruce Ladouceur, Mandy Labatte, Keri Watt, Laurie Robillard, Pauline Butineau; Preliminary Free, Cara Deschambault, Pauline Butineau. The Orillia Figure Shkating Club hosted the High Test on March 21 with the following results: Junior and Senior Silver Dances, Kimberly Ann Roszmann, Janis Robillard, Heidi Meisinger, Stephanie Charron, Lisa Gignac, Leah Zwicker. Collingwood Figure Skating Club played host on March 22 to the In- termediate Test with the following local results: Third Figure, Kimberly Ann Roszmann; Senior Bronze, Danielle Labatte, Anne Marie Piotrowski, Cara Deschambault; Junior Bronze Free, Lori Watt. DES, Winner's Handshake Penetang Curling Club President Ted Midland at the Club Saturday. Reynolds Ross, congratulates the Pea Soup and his foursome curled in the first leg Bonspiel winner, Rod Reynolds of of the spiel last weekend. Gourmet Chefs? They may not be, but these two gentlemen certainly cooked up a brew at the annual Pea Soup Bonspiel in Penetang on the weekend. The spiel has YOU LISTEN TO US WE'LL LISTEN TO YOU AND CA become so popular over the years that the organizers were forced to run it over two weekends. Rod Reynolds of Midland cap- tured top honours in his twelfth try. 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