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Sis Mei ak ee ee Centennial committee, Board at odds over circus Midland's Centennial Committee and the Board contract for the circus has already been signed. diamond. It just isn't in one square block, Mr. Fox going to put the circus on the ball diamond."' baseball Mr. Fox says at the of Parks Management The Parks board's _ pointed out. The ball diamond | is close of the Tu esday night areatodds at the moment _ story is a little different Reeve Sam Ancio Presently undergoing meeting Mr. MacLeod, $12,000 worth -- of -- said he would get in touc'h over whether or not a circus should be allowed to set up on the Little Lake Ball Diamond. According to Cen- tennial Commissioner H. "Mac" MacLeod he approached the parks board sometime ago with the committee's plans to bring a circus to town in time. At that time, he says, the parks board was agreeable to allowing them to set up in Little "At no time did we say they can't come into the park," says Chairman Doug Fox. He explained that they just don't want machinery and people on the ball diamond. "We wouldn't have a ball diamond left if we did,' he said. According to Mr. Fox the parks committee met at the ball diamond on Tuesday night with Mr MacLeod. It was the first approached the parks board to see what the problem was about. Mr Fox says the Reeve was told, 'sorry but you're not modifications to change it into a soft ball diamond and set another diamond up in Tiffin Park for with the midw? ay manager ani have P,im look at the+ availz,ble space St. Theresa's second in Zone 4track meet Lake Park. Mr. MacLeod time the parks board St. Theresa's High team coach "The 65.2 S€ teonds Keith claims now the parks members heard the School finished in second strength of our team is grabbed first place in board says he can't have circus was coming for place with 159 points at our midget girls and _ these tw /o events it. sure. the Zone Four Track and midget and junior boys." In thie girls midget "I'm waiting for Mr. Fox says Mr. Field meet held at Bradford District High divisio' n Cheryl Weber Moreland Mayor MacLeod told them he Bradford District High School finished in first finishec 4 first in the 100 Moreland Lynn to get needed 600 square feet School on Monday. place with 349 points metre ' event breaking the back," Mr. MacLeod said adding that he hoped the mayor would be able to and would prefer it in a block. There is still 600 square feet around the "T figured we had a good shot at second", says Rick Presse St settle the matter. The perimetre of the ball Theresa's THIS SATURDAY = DON LO RESTAURANT Buy Two Egg Rolls 102 Main St. 949-2331 OLYMPIA. 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Quilty and Mare McInerney both broke school records in Junior boys' events. John Quilty ran the 400 metre event in me tre hurdles leaping the bal triers in 15.1 seconds 'St. Theresa's boys Su pplied 78 points to the 15 9 point total. The girls c jntributed 81 points. St 56.45 seconds Marc' T' heresa's turned in a McInerney did the 110 t¢ jtal of 16 first place metre hurdles in 18 fi Nnishes at the meet seconds flat. Both boys The Georgian Bay won their events I jrack and Field finals Anew record was set by Keith Duval in the 110 metre hurdles as well Keith, who is a senior boy, leapt the hurdles in 17.98 seconds. He also broke a record in the 400 metre hurdles finishing them in \ cnt DP. Vv vere held yesterday in ( Drillia. Results of the } meet were not available At press time. According to Mr. Presse the first place finishers from each zone competed against each other in Orillia Gym show Bodies were fly ing, twisting, turning, and assuming all sorts of unique shapes Wednesday night at Regent School's annuzil gymnastics show. Here two gymnasts from the intermediate program take part in a tumbling and diving exercise that required exact timing, co- ordination, and not least of all, a little bravery. Staff Photo THE Yonge St. W., off Hwy. 27 HANDY MAN'S TOWER 40' high, UHF/VHF/FM Antenna, rotor, 150' wire, X-brackets, tower sections, mast pipe, stand offs onty $222: Balm Beach Rd., TV MAN Midland 526-4652 Friday, May 19, 1978, Page 9 ' ) PIO OOM DERG LOO COPE PEC CE CPP LP PUG ECC OPCIE AV ECCUEE COROT VCCOCUCTUCC CREE TOPO ESO CCCRCOCCOP OR VV yA ND DD DNA AAD SD 2d ea ete