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Watch out A martial arts student shows what he's made of during a demonstration in Midland's Civic Centre Friday night as part of the Winterfest 89' activities. MUSKOKA coal Pipl = = - et Building a home? foe Pet Viceroy's exciting new designs for cae 1989 are not only dazzlingly beautiful, but they also possess the finest specifications in America. And they are extremely reasonable in price! Call or visit us today for more information. T LOCATION OF LOT: e tcéroy The Finest Homes Of ThemaAIlL.... Independently Distributed by A & R CARPENTRY 13 Years Experience Building Viceroy Homes (705) 322-0152 Mailing Address Hwy. 93 R.R. #1, Wyebridge Waverley, Ont. = 1 sé i Send for your Viceroy homes calalogue now! |. ; ENCLOSE $10.00 | NAME: | ADDRESS: APT. : CITY: } | POSTAL CODE: PHONE: ' 1 1 i ' 1 1 i 1 i ! Ontario LOK 2E0 _ ve Ladies hockey league ends year with forfeit The regular season of However, it did not end the Penetang Midland Ladies Hockey League on a strong note. The Stoneleigh Sun- with Wood's Ice due to lack of players. Five Stoneleigh players arriv- has come to an end. birds forfeited their game ed late due to the Petra Penetang Midgets reach for silver Penetanguishene midgets participated in the International Silver finals in Sarnia during the weekend and finished without a loss. However, they were denied the championship or even a chance at it as the team won a game and tied two, finishing out of the playoffs. Penetang was matched with the eventual cham- pion, Manitoulin in a Fri- day morning encounter. The Panthers opened the scoring in the first but Penetang replied in the second with a marker from Brandon Spring assisted by Keith Robillard at the 4:42 mark. Greg Playne put Penetang in front four minutes later with a solo effort before Manitoulin knotted the count at 14:18. The teams skated through a scoreless third. * Kerry Dupuis was sharp in the Penetang net. In its next game, Penetang played Ripley to a 1-1 tie. Playne pop- ped in passes from Derek Lotton and Chris Vallee 28 seconds into the con- test for a quick Penetang lead. Ripley finally beat Claude Valle in the Penetang net late in the LOTS of FUN third for a tie. In its final game Satur- day, Penetang doubled Bradford 4-2. After a scoreless first, Brian Robillard clicked at 10:47 of the middle stan- za unassisted only to have Bradford reply 36 seconds later. Playne gave Penetang a lead they wouldn't lose on a solo ef- fort at 7:07 before Terry Bugg lifted the count to 3-1 with help from Brian Robillard. Bradford pulled to within one at 3:07 of the third and tried to knot the score with an extra at- tacker in the dying minutes of the game. Brian Robillard scored in- to the empty net with 49 seconds showing on the clock. Penetang finished in a three-way tie for third, only two points out of first and one out of second. Manitoulin defeated Embrun 7-3 to win the in- ternational title. Penetang won the midget championship in 1975 while Midland Legion took top honors in 1977 and were runners- up in 1973. The Penetanguishene midgets wish to express their appreciation to the Town of Penetanguishene, Minor Hockey, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 68, Rotary Club, Lion's _ Club, Penetang IGA, PMCL, Murray Sedore, Penetang Junior C Kings Hockey Club, Big V Drug Stores, Jug City Milk Stores, Ken Gauthier Sports and Bay Pharmacy. game in Parry Sound Patsy Laurin, goaltender for Dial-a- Movie Stars, volunteered to suit up for the Birds. Wood's won the game 9-3 but it goes into the books as a forfeiture. The Stars played Paille Exteriors and Roofing Flyers to a 2-2 tie. Marta Lynn Robitaille scored her first goal of the season for Paille with Kim Widdes adding the other marker. Janice Evans notched both markers, unassisted for the Stars. Playoffs begin next week with the Stars meeting Paille at 8:15 p.m. and Wood's Ive faces off against Stoneleigh at 9:15 p.m. STOP Shopping for Auto Insurance RATING EXAMPLE 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity ¥ 4 door Pleasure Use © e With mature driver discount. Premium $3929 COVERAGES: $1,000,000. P.I. & P.D. Accident Benefits $250 Ded. Collision. $50 SEF 44 Endorsement (U . Ded. Comprehensive nderinsured Motorist) Phoenix Continental GERVAN & ASSOCIATES Insurance Brokers Ltd. 512 Hugel Ave., Midland 526-9345 Monday-Friday 8:30-5:30 G Wilicers) Sports and Dance Bar wants you to... Back to the 50's with LOTS of PRIZES 'Dr. Johnny Cruiser' The Good Dr. of the Best Years of Rock "n" Roll Twist GREAT CONTEST: Hulla Hoop Dance Jive (style) Best Dressed 50's Style (Couples) (Cat) (Chick) Much, Much, More "The Ultimate 50's Rock '*n" Roll Party 8 p.m. - 1 a.m. Fri. Jan. 27th & Sat. Jan. 28th 019 Hugel Ave., Midland 526-2266 § Wednesday, January 25, 1989, Pagé'15