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S Second section Wednesday, May 19,1976 3 sscat\eizsit atahie Fo Sv cans AND J Recreation Scene Ron Marchildon Tonight there will be a Softball Rules Clinic in Penetanguishene. This Clinic is for all umpires, coaches, rnanagers and players, it will stress the playing rules by means of slides and a lecturer Mr. Sade Widmeyer, who is umpire in chief of the Provincial Womens Softball Association and has also a well qualified O.A.D.A. umpire. The Clinic will be held at St. Josephs School com- mencing at 7 p.m. There is no registration fee so please come out and clear up any questions you may have. House League Softball has gotten off the ground and seems to be operating very well under its new executive. Our congratulations to the executive and continued good luck. Just a short reminder to anyone who may wish to donate a small sum of money to the McGuire Park Floodlight Fund. Please call or drop into the Municipal Office or call Mrs. Francis St. Amant at 549-7137 if you would like to help. I will be telling you about our summer programs next week. Such things as the programs being offered, where, how much, and when. Please remember that all programs are on a first, come first served basis so when registration day comes, please register early so your children will not be disappointed. Results of Boys Softball Games held Wednesday May 12 Red Sox 4 Indians 6 Home run by Indians by Steven Grozelle. A's 12 Angels 5 Home runs for A's Shawn Stewart and Tom Puddicombe and for the Angels by David Trudeau, Ray Orsava and Tim King. Standings PW. L. Pts: aPCiG A's 1 1 0 2 1000 Indians 1 Jd 0 52) 1000 Angels 101 0 000 Red Sox 101 0 000 Penetanguishene recreation coordinator Tom Pauze celebrates Burkevale wins easily Burkevale whipped Corpus' Christi 9-2 yesterday afternoon in Penetanguishene -- school boys softball action. Tim Hook was the winning pitcher. In girls' action, Burkevale scored a 16-12 win over Corpus Christi. The winning pitcher was Cathy Kaus. Bagmara Puddicombe and t Duval hit home runs fur the winners while Kathy Bidan knocked a four-bagger for Corpus Christi. 'he Burkevale public school girls and the team from St. Joseph's school battled to a 22-22 tie in Penetanguishene girls softball action last week. Louise Lepage scored a home run for St. Joseph's, while Kathy Kaus and Barb Puddicombe slammed homers for Burkevale. Burkevale public school boys softball team, led by pitcher Tim Hook on the mound, clobbered their rival St. Joseph's squad 15-7 in Penetanguishene school softball league action last week. Ed Forget of St. Joseph's managed 'the only home run of the game. Little N.H. L. The Penetanguishene Little N.H.L. has elected a new executive for 1976- 77 and it will be headed by President Bert Dubeau. John Gignac is the past president with Gloria Cowan filling the first vice-president's spot and Dick St. Amant taking the position of second vice- president. Verna Dusome is the secretary. The board of directors is composed of Reg McConkey, Leo Valley, Max Cowan, Gordon Byrnes, Bob Dion, Dan MacMillan, Stan Leclaire, Mike Morrow and Dave Zwicker. Le : vs Junior boys' relay team -- Lloyd Cascagnette, Paul Robillard, Dave Leblanc and Tom Pauze PSS boys win sevent by Pat Fitzgerald The Penetanguishene Secondary School boys' track and field team won the eighth annual CKMP Track Meet last week -- the seventh year in the Tow they have done so. The senior boys put on their best showing of the year, capturing 10 first- place finishes. Jim Walsh swept the 1,500 and 3,000 meter events with Bill Pud- dicombe placing second in the 1,500 meter. John Larmand won the pole vault, long and triple-jump events and placed second in the high jump. Greg Quesnelle threw for firsts in the shot put and discus as Brian Bidan and Glen Trottier placed second in the respective events. Steve Robillard swept the hurdles while Tim Downie and Ken Mar- childon ran for second and third-place finishes in the 100 and 200 meters respectively. Brian Bidan was first in the 400 meter. Bill Puddicombe and Steve Robillard placed second and third in the 800-meter event. Gord Dusome threw the javelin for second place in that field event. The (4x 100) relay team squeezed by Midland in the final 50 meters to take first place honors with THE PENETANGUISHENE CITIZEN HAS SEVERAL PAPER ROUTES AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER DELIVERY. SO, KIDS, HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! DROP INTO THE OFFICE AT 75 MAIN STREET OR CALL 549-2012. Cascagnette sets record at meet by Pat Fitzgerald Penetanguishene Secondary School sent Dave Cadeau, Lloyd Cascagnette, Brent Farquhar and Vince Garrett to the Westdale track and field meet held Saturday at McMaster University in Hamilton. The team placed third overall. Individually, Lloyd Cascagnette finished first in the long jump and set a 100-meter record of 11.3 Long-distance team -- Gary Bonnin, Randy Promm, Jim Walsh and David Cadeau (kneeling) seconds. He also placed second in the 200-meter event with his own best time ever of 23.4 seconds. Dave Cadeau had a personal best time of Student to help Olympics Tom Payne, a grade 12 PSS student, will be at- tending the '76 Olympic yacht racing events at Kingston Ontario from July 12 to July 31. As an official spectator boat pilot, Tom will act as a liaison between the helmsman and the racing activities. Spectator boats will carry media people, race judges V.I.P's and general spectators. 10:30:3 in the 3,000 metres and Brent Farquhar had his best throw ever as he tossed the discus 35.30 metres. Vince Garrett placed ninth out of 50 entrants in the javelin event. PSS finished overall behind Michael Power School of Toronto and M.M. Robinson School of Burlington which cap- tured first place at the meet. eae MARSHALL KIN ViIL SS ee ee -- ~ @ Midget girls' relay team -- Claudette Belcourt, Jean Roi, Janet Pause and Lucy Maurice CKMP meetina row Ken Marchildon, Brian Bidan, Andy Lacroix and Tim Downie doing the running for PSS. The junior boys grabbed seven first-place finishes in the hurdles (Pierre Therrien), 1,500 meter (Randy Promm), 3,000 meter (Alvin But- tineau), long jump (Joe Rankin), pole vault (Dave Pause and Glen Larmand) and a record showing in the discus by Dave Leblanc. Other top finishers were Tom Pauze in the hurdles, Dave Leblanc third in the 100 meter, Tom Pauze second in the 200 meter followed closely by Andy Lacroix, Paul Robillard second and third respectively in the 800 and 400 meters, Gary Bonnin second in high jump, Ken Tessier second in javelin, Alvin But- tineau second in shot put and discus, and finally the (4 x 100) relay team of Tom Pauze, Dave Leblanc, Paul Robillard and Lloyd Cascagnette running away with first The midget boys did just as well picking up seven first-place ribbons. Lloyd Cascagnette paced them with four firsts: in the 100 meters; high jump, shot put and a remarkable record jump of 20 feet and one-half inch in the long jump. Dave Cadeau ran for first in the 3,000 meter Softball clinic A softball rules clinic will be held tonight at.7 p.m. at St. Joseph's Sc hoo l in Penetanguishene. The clinic will be conducted by Sade Breeden threw Widmeyer, Umpire in Chief of the Ontario Women's Softball Association. The clinic is open to all coaches, managers, players and especially umpires. sports calendar the javelin and discus for first-place honors in those two events. Other top finishers were second-place efforts from Kevin St. Amant in the 400-meter race, Rick Dorion in the triple jump, Brent Farquhaur in the javelin and shot put and the (4x 100) relay team of James Rankin, Brian Axten, Kevin St. Amant and Robert Desroches who are getting faster. The Zone II meet was held in Orillia today but the final results were not available at press time, The results of the meet which qualifies athletes for the Georgian Bay District meet will be in next week's paper. FN Gulf \_ LORNE RANCE GULF STATION ELMVALE BEST BUY Gas x Oil Batteries Tires Mechanic On Duty ONE STOP SERVICE & STORE Open 9a.m. to 10p.m. Gas & oil and Groceries Class A Mech County Rdé f Perkinsfield ; M. 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