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id Bowling News by Dennis Brabant The Midland-Pene- tanguishene five-pin Bowling Association will hold it's annual meeting on Sunday, May 31 at Knight Haven Lanes at 1 p.m. All members are welcome to attend as well as non-members interested in joining the association next season. Elections will be held to fill some vacant positions on the board of directors and also fill some vacant executive positions. The current executive will read: off their reports for the year and field any questions from the floor. There will also be some "fun" bowling afterwards for those interested. It is imperative that league executives at- Barrie, Minesing, part. Orillia. Saturday. Partridge Tractor Sunday, May 17, Hillsdale. Hillsdale tournament The annual Hillsdale: Park Fastball Tournament will be held this Saturday and Sunday in Hillsdale and teams representing Midland, Warminster, Hillsdale and Elmvale are scheduled to take The tournament will get underway at 10 a.m. Saturday morning with a match between Clarkson Hotel of Barrie and Udell's Sports of Barrie's Simcoe Hotel team will face Mr. Transmission, also of Barrie at 11 a.m. At noon the host club Hillsdale will play Oro Service; Marsden's Trophies will meet Starr Electric and at 2 p.m. the Elmvale Sporting Goods will face Giffen Farm Equipment of Minesing. Fastball games will continue throughout the day until approximately 6 p.m. on Saturday and a refreshment garden and concession will be located at the park. - will see games com- mence at 12 noon when the final round of play decides the tournament winners. All proceeds of the annual tournament will go towards the Park Building Fund in at 1 p.m. Brooklea Fore-cast by Al Milligan Junior Chairman Welcome to another season which will be more competitive than last. To date, there are three extra trophies that will be "up for grabs" this year. One has been donated by our popular men's club members, Rainer Wegener who also won the draw on May 6, the other two having been donated by our popular professional Russ Howard'smother and father. A special word of thanks must be given to another of our members Lloyd Roberts for the effort he has been putting in to help the juniors. Congratulations go to junior Colin Mulligan playing in the Men's Club on Wednesday evening, tying Karl Lehr, by shooting a 40 over the front nine holes. Well done, Colin. Keep your eyes on the notice board as there are a few tournaments posted. Hope to see you all on Friday at 5 p.m. and remeber all "'new members" will have a one hour lesson from Russ. Minor lacrosse starting next week Midland Minor Lacrosse teams will be getting into action next week with the Bantam lacrosse team kicking off their schedule with a game in Barrie Tuesday, that match starting at 8 p.m. - They will then hold a practice on Thursday in Midland Centennital Arena from 8 p.m. until 9.30 p.m. The midgets will be practicing in Midland arena Tuesday but will be playing a game Wednesday in Midland when they will host the team from Huntsville. There is an 8 p.m. game time set for that match. Novice lacrosse players will be prac- ticing in Midland Arena Thursday night from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. tend as "all" leagues will be approached to join the association next year, The Midland Industrial League completed its play-offs last Wednesday with some very fine efforts being registered. Quality Carpet Care took the championship playoffs with a score of 6,416 for five games which included two single games over 1,400. The Bayshore Lanes teams captured first place in the consolation play-offs with a total of 6,120. Four of our master bowlers attended the "Year End" Tour- nament of the Master Bowlers Association held in Toronto this year. Most Improved Player accepts trophy Stuart Fraser, right, received his award Monday as the Most Improved Player in the Major Atoms in Penetanguishene Minor Hockey from Jim Hamilton, Penguins. left, Bulls playing away Sunday Midland Bulls Rugby Club will be trying for | their first win of the. season when they play | their opening league game Sunday in Collingwood against York Yeoman. So far this season, , Bulls have played three | exhibition games, losing © the first game 46-4 to Brock. They, however, have been improving since then recording 9-3 and 19-7 losses in their next two matches. up. TINY TOWNSHIP HEAVY GARBAGE PICK-UP For discarded furniture, etc., will be week of May 18, the day following your regular pick- M. MOREAU a forward with the Pittsburgh The tournament was bowled in two segments over Saturday and Sunday with a banquet being held on Saturday night at the downtown Holiday Inn. Albert Morin and Maurice Lapensee bowled over their average but not enough to win any cash. Yours truly had difficulty finding the headpin the first day and ended up having a big minus for the tournament. Pauline Brabent, my "better half'? bowled exceptionally well and " took eight place among the ladies with a score of 210 pins over her average to win $80. The Midland Y.B.C. has scheduled its banquet for Tuesday, May 26 at the Midland Legion starting at 7 p.m. sharp. Four of our men bowlers travelled to Collingwood last weekend to participate in an open tournament and three of us came back with money. All four made the cut by finishing in the top 32 in order to advance into the playoff round with five game total scores as follows: Sam Poole 1,220; Dennis Brabant ere) Maurice Lapensee 1,145 and Albert Morin 1,144. Maurice made it past the first round with a 251 score and won 36 before being knocked-out. Sam and Dennis made it the quarter finals before being knocked out and won $54 each. The eventual winner was Walter Roth of Listowel who defeated Jack Wells of Bracebridge 249 to 238 to | win $270. Midland is trying to have a summer league again this year starting in June. Anyone in- terested should call the alley or the writer at 361-2996. ROLLER SKATING at Midland Centennial Arena May 15,16,17 14 yrs and under 6 p.m. to8 p.m. 15 yrs and over 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Admission Prices With your own skates $2.00 Admission plus rentals $2.50 Over 300 pair of precision Roller Skate rentals NO SPECTATORS FEATURE OF THE WEEK 1979 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO With V8, auto., ps., pb., 58,000 kms, Lic. RLW 797. FORD THUN- 1979 +. DERBIRD * 302 V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., ! split bench seat, one- 1980 FIREBIRDS, owner local car, 35,000 pee bbe oO KMa if bits. OFS -b., Gurus kilos. Lic. PYtT 7,595.00 each 1978 PONTIAC 4 GRAN PRIX NN Fully equipped in- 1979 CHEVROLET = cluding air / cond.,. MONZA FASTBACK 6 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., 26,000 kilos. Lic. RLW 571. $5,995. bucket seats and sport wheels. 48,000 1978 BUICK LeSABRE} aaa . 4dr., 301 V8, auto., ps.,§ 1979 SKYLARK, 2 a eg soba door, V-6 gas miser, . PRG heey QUIOc PLS Peas 45,000 kilos. Lic. RX7 995. $5,995.00 1978 MERCURY MONARCH 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto., ps., pb., 25,000 kms. Lic. MTV 162. $4,895.. 1978 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON 305 V8, auto., ps., pb., air cond., cruise control. 70,000 kilos. Lic. MV 069. $5,995.008 * 1978 BUICK SKYLARK 4-door, 6 cyl., auto., p.s., p.b., 69,800 kilos. Lic. MYT 659. $4,895.00 1978 BUICK SKYLARK 2-door Landau, V-8 auto., p.s., p.b., clean, one-owner, 44,000 miles. Lic NPM 806 $5,295.00 pon ten ae. 1979 CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC 4 dr., V8, auto., ps., pb., air cond., and 47,000 kms. Lic. OYO 947. $6,895. 1979 AMC SPIRIT 2 dr DL, 6 cyl., 4 speed manual, pb., one owner, clean car, 24,000 kms. 'Lic. No. OAZ 296. $4,995. CUTLASS, 2 door, V- 8 auto., p.s., p.b. Lic. MCX 091. $3,995.00 1978 CHEV. MALIBU WAGON 305 V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., air condition, 48,000 miles. Lic. NRK 456. $6,195. 1977 CHRYSLER: NEWPORT Fully equipped including air cond., split power seats, power locks, a clean car with only 58,000 miles. Lic KY Y 988 1978 DODGE ASPEN $3,295. 2-door, 6 cylinder, 1977. OLDSMOBILE automatic, power OMEGA 4-DOOR steering and brakes, 305 V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., 44,000 kilos. Lic. air condition, leather MMX 386. interior, 35,000 miles. Lic. RLW 505. $5,295.00 Pontiac $4,995.00. Buick STONELEIGH |= P.0. Box 70 L4R 4K7 Highway27, Midland Phone 705-526-3724 Friday, May 15, 198}, Page ay i ver .yRbh