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School team wins tennis Midland Secondary School enjoyed a great deal of success at the Simcoe North Tennis Champion- ships last week in Orillia. MSS finished with a record of 16 wins and on- ly six loses winning the mixed doubles and ladies doubles titles. The team now advances to the Georgian Bay Secon- dary School Association tourney tomorrow in Collingwood. Gigi Worts and Brian Milligan dominated the field in Mixed Doubles competition winning the finals 8-0. Jill Duggan and Chris King, also of MSS placed third. In ladies doubles, it was an all Midland final pitting last years champions, Karen Graham-Monique Armstrong, against the ex- cellent first year duo of Cheri Palmer and Kathrine Styles. Graham-Armstrong pulled out an 8-4 win for their second title in a row. In girls' singles matches, Jennifer Currie placed third and Adele Lisi fourth. Other members of the MSS tennis team are Scott Bales-Sean Lavin and Kurt Jefferies-John Nicholson in boys' doubles, with John Gibson and Matt Gervan in boys' singles. Basketballers victorious The Lady Marauders of MSS swept all three con- tests against Twin Lakes of Orillia last Thursday in Simcoe County High School Basketball held at Midland. In the Midget tussle a scrappy first half found MSS ahead 10-6 thanks to key baskets by Tanya Copeland and timely foul Coldwater bridge shots by Jennifer Schroeder. Aggressive defense by the Midland crew widened the margin in the second half due to strong ball-handling by Stephanie Blow and Kate Gadd. A late Twin Lakes surge was squelched by a Tanya Moreau intercep- pressure to Cause many turnovers and a 22-9 halftime lead. Strong re- bounding by Jennifer Cur- rie and outstanding inside play by Jennie Hawkins featured a second half totally dominated by the Marauders. Karen Graham led all scorers with 12 Curling countdown Bill Howard, bers, the club is expecting another iceman extraordinaire, The Senior Citizens' Pro- gressive Contract Bridge, which was held at the San- dy Cove Senior Citizen's Club, playing on Sept. 24 with 108 players with Peter Shaw as the non-playing director, was won by Jim Bullen, Florence Turner from Tottenham, Mr. and Mrs. Aiken from Sandy Cove were second, and Doris Travis and Margaret Helland of Barrie were third, The afternoon contract at the Coldwater Club was again won by Ross and Sheila Hawkins 67VPs; Anne MacBean and Mar- jorie Smith 56; Bob Emo and Peter Shaw 49; Lettie Murray and Kathy Brimer Midland The unfinished Rookie Pairs ACBL tournament played at the Midland YM- CA by the Midland Bridge Club on Wednesday, Sept. 16 resulted in a win for John Dowling, Jim Highes, with Ed Hill, Frances Whale second. The Handicap Game played at the Midland Civic Centre on Sept. 23 resulted in a tie between Friedel and Peter Shaw, and Bernie Asselin, Gor- denn Stokes for the actual top score, with Bill and 44; and Verna Williams and Lloyd Attridge 37VPs. The evening Open Pairs Duplicate was won by Dorothy Pheasant and Brad Osborne with 63; followed by John Dowling and Jim Hughes 54; Rea Kingsborough and Dot Harris 53; Kathy Brimer and Lettie Murray 45; Peter Shaw and George Kingsborough 43 and Mary Bell and Marie Kinnear 42. The Coldwater Club plays every Monday after- noon at 1 p.m., except on holidays, and every Mon- day evening at 7:30 p.m. Players are requested to ar- rive at least 5 minutes before starting time. bridge Mary Tucker third. After handicaps were added the winners were Friedel and Peter Shaw (38.56); Sylvia McLarney and Nancy Cardwell (37.64); Frances Whale and Sid Griffith (37.24); Bernie Asselin and Gord Stokes (37.00), Bill and Mary Tucker (35.73); Paul Dumanlin and Henry D'Laing (34.29); Hazel Boucher and John Dowling (32.74); and Rick Wolkowsky and Jim Walsh (29.79). tion as the Lady M'S held on to a 23-18 victory. In the Junior match, very accurate shooting sprouted the Lady Marauders to an 18-8 first quarter lead as Jennifer Balabuck and Janet Lewis couldn't miss. In the second quarter the game slowed up as both teams concentrated on their deliberate offensive patterns for a 25-14 lead. The explosive Midland of- fence using a full court press and quick fast beaks ran wild in the second half led by Kerry Larmand's 8 points and Lori Kirdeikis"quickness as they posted a 66-24 win. In the Senior game; an 8-4 first quarter looked more like hockey than basketball as the goalies made many fine saves. However the second quarter found the quicker MSS squad using full court points followed by Hawkins 11. Ontario Next February the eyes of the world will focus on Calgary as 2,000 athletes gather to compete in the Winter Olympic Games. Many people have con- tributed to the effort to en- sure that Ontario's perfor- mances both on and off the field will be first rate. The story of how our provinces athletes are preparing for this ultimate sporting challenge will be showcased this fall and winter on the TVOntario series, 'Ontario's Best.' This marks the third season that the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation has produced the program. Needs Volunteers Huronia Association for The Mentally Retarded To assist with Daytime Swimming Activities. Time Involved: 2 hours per week. 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