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passes by. Jeanne, ad ee together Penetanguishene Secondary School students, operating an Opportunities For Youth recreation -- with six other is a nate ry iene please! Jeanne Quesnelle (far left) has a hard time restraining program from Ecole St. children under her care when a reporter with a camera ee ee | Joseph. On Monday the counsellors took the children for a swim at the Waterfront Community Park. For details on this program see page 17 Photos by Tom Grand Playing on the sea Members of the Midland Town Band use the top deck of the David Richard for a musical \performance beside In South Binicné Hdeeball action the town dock last week. The band was directed by? John Coull. Indians snap losing streak by downing Orillia 7-6 on Sunday Ross Cousineau's run- scoring single with two out at the bottom of the seventh inning gave the Midland Indians a hard fought 7-6 decision over the Orillia Juniors Sun- day night before the largest crowd of the season at the Midland ball park. The Indians had taken what looked like a commanding 5-0 lead in the first inning, but by the fourth were on top by only a slim 6-5 margin. The visiting juniors managed to tie it up again at the top of the final inning, setting the stage for Cousineau's game-wi- nning hit. Starting things off in the first inning, third baseman Chester Graham's solid double into centrefield with the bases loaded sent Ken Fox and Ron Spiker across home plate. Orillia pitcher Jerry Wyngrove dealt a walk to Bill Beauchamp and _ struck out Al Gignac, before a fielding error on Gary Hamelin's grounder allowed three more to score. Cousineau was struck out to end further scoring in the inning. The Juniors managed one run in the second inning on a double by Mick Dunlop which sent Wyngrove home. Only a good throw by centrefielder Al Gignac and put out at the plate by Indians' catcher Kevin Timmons prevented a second run from scoring. Starting pitcher for the Indians Bob Dyment struck out Orillia's Frank Tulimand to end the in- ning. The score remained at 5-1 until the fourth inning as the Juniors struck for four runs. With two out, Dyment walked two and gave up a hit to load the bases, before Greg Thompson drew another walk sending one runner home to score. Jerry Cunningham's _ single coupled with an Indians' error sent three more Juniors across the plate. Coming in to replace Dyment, relief pitcher Chester Graham finished out the inning. On base on a walk in the fourth, Ken Fox stole second and moved to third on Spiker's grounder, before scoring on Kevin Timmons' triple. The score REMEMBER Ws gnaw but see i cprrel Shop around first us before YOU buy! CARPET RUBBER BACK 5.° sq. yd. SHAW'S CARPET WAREHOUSE ELMVALE MAIN STREET 322-1961 Page 10, Wednesday, July 9, 1975 remained 6-5 in favour of the tribe until the final inning. Orillia's Steve Jones doubled at the top of the seventh, but failed to score on teammate Jerry Wyngrove's hit on a brilliant put out at home plate by Indians' catcher Timmons. Wyngrove however, scored on a hard hit double off the bat of Brian Tremaine, before Indians' hurler struck out two to end the inning. With the score tied at the bottom of the final inning, men on first and third, and two out, Graham _ scored the winning run, as Cousineau came up with his clutch hit down the first base line. With that win, the Indians snapped three- game losing streak and improved their record to four wins, nine losses, and one tie. Did you have your picture in the Paper ? REPRINTS AVAILABLE MIDLAND TIMES 289 KING ST. ELMVALE LANCE 15 QUEEN ST. PENETANGUISHENE CITIZEN 75 MAIN ST. As money gets tighter, leasing gets righter The business advantages of car leasing are even more dramatic in a tight money market. 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See us for the finest in Fishing Tackle DOMINION HARDWAR A THE HOME OF THE OUTDOORSMAN Righting a sailboat Tipping a sailing boat on purpose is not an advisable practice for beginning sailors but instructors are allowed to do just that in order to demonstrate how to properly right a sailboat. That folks, is what sailing instructor Tom Payne was up to on Monday, the first day of the six week sailing program which is being offered at the Waterfront Park. In this series of pic- tures, Tom , who prides himself on never getting wet even when capsizing a sailing boat, shows the proper way to right the vessel. To date 14 people have registered in the sailing course which is run in one week sessions. The cost of each weekly session is $6.00. Lessons are from 9 a.m. to noon with an optional 1 to 4 p.m. session. Kathy Payne, Tom Payne and Bill B McKillip are the instructors, Application forms are | available at the town office. Letter to the editor Dear Sir: When Mr. Eldge Quesnelle and his wife Theresa decided to leave the North West basin to go to Penetanguishene we were concerned. They have lived in this area for many years and on leaving it we thought they would die of loneliness. However, both are members of the North West Basin Senior Citizen Club and they have maintained a great interest in our activities. Mrs. Quesnelle has been busy making mats and other things for us to raffle off enabling us to bring in $140. for club projects. Recently I learned that she says she loves Penetanguishene. But she remains willing to help with whatever she can at the North West Basin. She's a great sport and we wish her the best of health. 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