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Clears the bar easily Cindy Kelly of Midland Secondary School easily clears the bar during the Junior Girl's High Jump com- petition at a track and field meet last Wednesday at MSS second in Stayner meet Stayner High School finished in first place followed by Midland (second) and Penetanguishene Secondary School (third) in the Girls Tri-School track and field meet held at PSS last Wednesday. The following is the list of results: Midget events: 80 Metre Hurdles; 1, Pat Kerr (S) 14.9 seconds 2. Mary Twits (S) 15.3 seconds 3. Peggy Cruise (M) 16.0 seconds. 100 Metre Race: 1. Gloria Smith (S) 14.5 sec. 2. Doreen Romanowsky (M) 14.9 sec. 3. Cathy Newton (S) 15.0 sec. 200 Metre Race: 1. Doreen Romanowsky (M) 29.9 sec. 2, Cathy Newton (S) 30.8 sec. 3. Denise Desroches (P) 31.1 sec. 400 Metre Race: 1. Angela Schmidt (M) 67.2 sec, 2. Mary Twits (S) 71.0 sec. 3. M. Houston (S) 71.7 sec. 800 Metre Race: 1. Angela Schmidt (M) 2:35:4 2. Chris Sutinen (S) 2:53:83. Mary Twits (S) 2:58:6. High Jump: 1. D. Romanowsky (M) 5'1"' 2. D. Tinney (P) 4'7" 3. G. Smith (S) 4'2". Long Jump: 1. Denise Desroches (P) 4:21 2. Gloria Smith 4:25 3. Pat Kerr (S) 4:02. Shot Put: 1. Debbie Tinney (P) 8:78 2. Carrie Parish (S) 7:86 3. Cathy Newton (S) 7:30. Javelin: 1. C. Parish (S) 23.1 mm 2. K. Boyer (M) 20.81 mm Javelin: 1. C. Parish (S) 23.1 mm 2. K. Boyer (M) 20.81 mm 3. T, Forget (P) 20.75 mm. Discus: 1. C. Parish (S) 24.35 mm 2. Debbie Tinney (P) 21.35 mm 3, Donna Brooks (P) 20. mm. Relay: 1. Stayner 56.4 sec, 2. Penetanguishene 58.4 sec. 3. Midland 58.8 sec. Junior events: 80 Metre Hurdles: 1. Julie Statesburg (S) 13.2 sec. 2. el Thompson (S) 13.8 sec. 3. Margot Ruthford (M) 4 SEC, 100 Metre Race: 1. Kathy Freer (S) 13.7 sec. 2. Betty Fairbarn (P) 13.8 sec. 3. Karen LeClair (M) 13.85 sec. 200 Metre Race 1. Julie Statesburg (S) 29.4 sec. 2. Sheila Thompson (S) 29.5 sec. 3, Karen LeClair (M) 29.6 sec. 400 Metre Race: 1. Sheila Thompson (S) 65.1 sec. 2. Mary Anne Aarden (S) 65.5 sec. 3. Shelly Anne Mid- dleton (M) 69.7 sec. 800 Metre Race: 1. Nancy Somerville (S) 2:48:1 2. Jennifer Leitch (M) 2:51:8 3. Lorraine Forget (P) 2:57:6. High Jump: 1. J. Statesburg (S) 4'9"' 2. C. Kelly (M) 4'8" 3. Mary Sue Beatty (P) 4'6". Long Jump: 1. Julie Statesburg (S) 4:52 2. M. Leitch 4:14 3. Darlene Paul (P) 4:14 Shot Put: 1. Eva Charlebois (P) 8:97 2. Wanda Pickley (S) 8:83 3. Ann Roi 8:09. NEW HOLLAND Power squadron reminds boaters to wear lifejackets Inthe interests of safety, local Power Squadrons remind people who use the waters for recreation that lifejackets are an ab- solute must when boating. Statistics show that 85 percent of those who have drowned while using boats were not wearing lifejackets. Lifejackets do not guarantee survival in every boating accident, but are of no help if they are not being worn or are not readily available when needed. The law requires a Ministry of Transport (MOT) ap- proved lifejacket or lifesaving cushion for each person aboard. So why not tie one on? It could save your life. If you have never worn a lifejacket, try a practice run. Familiarize yourself with the tape arrangements. The jacket is reversible, but it is important when using the keyhole style that the waist straps are tied around the body and not around the lifejacket. Now, try out its capabilities. Wade into the water about chest deep and, by bending your knees, let the buoyancy of the jacket support you. The jacket will incline you in a back- ward position with your mouth clear of the water. Now, try swimming, using a cak or side stroke. Children must feel comfortable in the lifejackets and know how to stay afloat, so teach them how to wear their lifejackets and go through the water test with them. Penetanguishene Secondary School. PSS, Stayner and MSS competed in the meet. Stayner finished first in the meet followed by MSS (second) and PSS (third). Discus: 1. Eva Charlebois (P) 25.26 M 2. Mary Sue Beatty (P) 21:39 M 3. Wanda Pickley (S) 19:16 M Relay: 1. Stayner 54.4 sec. 2. Midland 55.5 sec. Senior events: 100 Metre Hurdles 1. J. Montgomery (S) 19.5 sec. 2. Kathy Beaudoin (P) 21.0 sec. 3. Debbie McLaughlin (P) 22.1 sec. 100 Metre Race: 1. Angela Wesser (P) 13.2 sec. 2. Jane Montgomery (S) 13.5 sec. 3. Monica Hill (M) 13.9 sec. 200 Metre Race: 1. M. Monica Hill ( 200 Metre Race: 1. Monica Hill (M) 27.8 sec 2. Paula Thompson (M) 29.9 sec. 3. P. Vandervenne (S) 30.2 sec. A child tends to panic in an emergency and tries to climb out of the water. Violent movements nullify the stability of the jacket. A child has a different distribution of body weight and this may result in the jacket not always keeping the youngster's face up. It is therefore important to child, test with the Motorcycle association holds meeting The Georgian Bay Motorcycle Association will be holding a special meeting on Tuesday, May 27, at 8 p.m. at the Midland municipal building on Dominion Avenue. 'The association, which concentrates __ primarily on safety and training of bikers, held its annual meeting recently to determine the future and fate of the organization. With the prompting of member Peter Wedel, the club is determined to stay in existence. The association has been blessed by Midland chief of police and by Midland public safety committee chairman Miles Blackhurst, con- sidering the club's emphasis on safety. All interested persons are invited to attend the keeping in mind that lifejackets are not a substitute for adult supervision. Children and _non- swimmers should always wear lifejackets when ina boat. Other people, even experienced swimmers, should wear them when conditions warrant. Take care of lifejackets. 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