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PRS Gee. VE LZ Khachaturian her choice for piano The 35th annual Midland Y's Men's Club's Music Festival is under way this week. On Monday Elmvale District High School student OT aaa Ellen Price, left, who played a Khachaturian : shat play for adjudicator John Wood, who, stan- sonatina, was one or a group of pianists to ding in the next picture, delivers his Another season ends for Bantams Editor's note: This column was the last of the season written by George Allen for this paper. Unfor- tunately the write-up was misplaced and is only now appearing. Because of it's en- tertainment value, we would like to share it with you, even though hockey has come to an end of another season. by: G. Allen Bantam Championship: Aurora 7, Elmvale 6 With one minute and fifty seconds left in the last Bantam game of the Easter Tournament, in regulation time, I went to the dressing room to charge the flash in my camera and prepare to photograph the pennant presentations. Elmvale was nursing a healthy 6- 3 lead. The roars of the crowd brought the arena to life and found me scurrying back to my statistical board. I would like to share with my faithful readers what happened during Courts open for ladies Mondays Elmvale and District Tennis Club will open its courts to ladies and beginners every Monday morning in the village. , According to Katie Austin, an invitation has been extended to all ladies interested in joining tennis players on Monday mornings for informal play and in- struction. Beginners are par- ticularly welcome and Mrs. Austin will be on hand at the courts to offer some informal instruction' to in- dividuals or groups who wish to learn the skills and rules of the game. Mrs. Austin noted that -his would also be a good ime for the more skilled players to find new partners. Anyone interested in coming out is welcome, and those ladies with small children are asked to contact Mrs. Austin at 322-2508 and a) group babysitter will be arranged. 'R May 18 tourney The singles tour-, nament scheduled for May 18 has been getting a good response from players in the Junior age bracket wishing to take part. According to organizer Katie Austin, over a dozen players have signed up in the boys under 18 and boys over 18 sections and more are expected. Anyone interested in registering for the tournament can do so by calling 322-2508 and a $1 entry fee can be payed on the day of the tour- nament. Entries' will be limited, so advance registration is advised. Rain-out date for the competition will be Sunday, May 24. Indusmin in action The championship Indusmin soccer club will be playing its first league game Wed- nesday in Barrie at Innisdale High School, game time still undetermined. The team will be leaving Midland Secon- dary School around 5:45 p.m. There will be room for members of the general public to join the team on this excursion. d ---- {] DINING LOUNGE 4" he DINING LOUNGE as and those final minutes, but my mother would be discouraged with her hard efforts at up- bringing if I were to tell the truth. One of the intriguing things about hockey is the number of ways there are to fashion a win; the other element of mystery, well researched by the Leafs and the Bantams, is how to pull off a loss when all factors point to a win. In this last report of the year I must thank the parents and com- munity for support throughout the season. The boys of the team were extremely good to work with and when they wake up I am going to tell them so. Ernie Miller has earned the praise of all connected with the team, while Glen Bumstead provided his usmal« "effrci1e n't management of the team. When the final great hockey game is over, each of us may look up and see Marshall Hubbard or _ Ross MOM IN THE WORLD Mother's Day is a bighS da a family day& ' with us. Bringmomand YY iy Ke, 213 Fox St., Penetanguishene WY NY ge Georgian Coun A Page 22, Wednesday, May. 6,. 1981. \ ( y evi) VAG-B882. ayy is appearing Friday night! ZEA LLM" A, ; [ y/|| \ AS zs ~ the kids for a delightful _Jt ; dinner at family-fare prices. Na i | /BAY MOORINGS RS Lie SS eae Vi McConnell in the gon- dola. St. Peter will no doubt be in stripes and be well critized for his unfairness. There will be those who complain about the price of admission and those who complain that the heaters are not on. The latter will probably be told where to go if they want more heat, and they will complain that that it what they have been told already. It has been a long season. Thanks, from this community,to all those who helped make it an enjoyable one. assessment for her just-finished per- formance. Midland Town Centre... 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