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Coaching clinic to be held May 27 by Don Lawrence It is becoming in- creasingly important in amateur sports to have qualified people coaching the teams young athletes are playing on. If you feel you have a place in coaching, there is a course designed to help you better un- derstand the role you have chosen. tte, National Coaching Certificaticn Program, level one clinic will be held May 27, running on Mondays and Wednesdays for two weeks at the Barrie campus of Georgian College. It is being offered by the Georgian College Continuing Education Division in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and Recreation Sports and Fitness Branch and the Simcoe County Recreation Department. Registration fee for the program is $10 and that price includes a course manual the participant can keep. Instructing the course will be Waldo Hen- derson, District Supervisor of the Barrie District branch of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation and Sadi Van Beest, Programme Coordinator with the County of Simcoe Recreation Depart- ment. Objectives of the course are to encourage experienced coaches to continue their growth and development through continued study, observation and Winners Circle Winner of the Homelite chainsaw from the Hillsdale and District Lions Club draw held May 2 was Harley French, RR 1 Elmvale with ticket number 30. practiée, to help motivate coaches to acquire a base of fun- damental knowledge of coaching techniques and to ensure ll coaches have the necessary fundamental knowledge and skills to do their jobs properly. In the course, in- structors will cover analysis, sports safety and how the human body works and grows. All persons attending this course will receive a level one National Coaching certificate. There are five levels in this program. To register or for more information on this program, contact Pat Guergis, Infor- mation Officer at (705) 728-1951, extension 301. MSS rugby doing well Midland Secondary School's midget boys' rugby club is doing well this year, this their first season in existance. Their game Tuesday netted them a 14-0 win over the host club Bracebridge, MSS winning with three tries and one conversion. Bob Devine was responsible for MSS' conversion while Traver Gammell, Lloyd Pilon and Randy Greenlaw all got tries. MSS midgets played last night Brock High School in Parry Sound, those results will appear in this paper Friday. The home town rugby boys will be in action Monday on their home pitch against Eastview and again next Thur- sday against Brockville. There is a 2.30 p.m. start set for both of those games. Truck Mounted Cranes ANNIVERSARY SALE Celebrating the 100,000th model 650 HIAB built Special Prices in Effect Call coltect or write: ATLAS POLAR co. tta. 60 Northline Rd., Toronto, Ont. M4A 2N3 (416) 751-7740 (New & used rebuilt units all with warranty) SSS cae es Ss ee ee ee ee CALLING ALL D LOVERS! g this ad for $2.00 off any meal over $6.00 | | FOO I I | | | | . | | | | | | | | | DISCOUNT (except Sat.) coming from Midland \ on Conc. 4 off Hwy 12 20, Wednesday, May 6, 1981 PPO' i Fe ' avi VSECesi new Page Two miles past Martyrs' Shrine You and your friends will enjoy the singing and piano renditions of "BOB BRUER"' Every Saturday 9 til 1:00 * Daily Full Course Dinner Special Under *6.00 *ora2.00 | BAVARIAN HOUSE of Midland Open 7 days a week for lunch & dinner - 11:30 to 10 p.m. Reservations appreciated. Special offer expires 534-3202 May 8th/81 New Leo Club officers Members of the new Leo Club of Victoria Harbour held a dinner Saturday in that community to welcome their new officers to their position among other business. From left: Leo Advisor John Brauland; 'Twister, Roy Florschutz; Director, Jo- Anne Cadeau; President, Michelle Cadeau; Vice-President, Todd Smitten; Treasurer, Bonnie Belanger; Tail Secretary, Laurel Lightborn; Lions Club President, Doug Barker. PERSONAL LOAN RATES These days you could use a better shake on your loan interest when you borrow money. Announcing, a better shake. Between April 27th and May 9th, Sterling Trust is reducing current per- sonal loan interest rates by 10% on loans of $2500 or more. And 10% can mean a big saving in these days of high interest rates. Atthe current rate of 1994%, our 10% saving would bring your loan interest rate down to 17%4%. In most cases, an existing loan you have elsewhere can be transferred to Sterling Trust, and we'll even do the paperwork. Come to Sterling while we're cutting our current interest rate by 10%. It's another way Sterling Trust gives you a better shake. STERLING STERUNG TRUST CORPORATION F h Wi ; 270 King Street Telephone 526-3768 aoe