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- eee es ee one a Ae a el cel eS Se ee, a eee Oe ee em as J ee ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee eee ee eee ee eee oe a aa LS, OES eee eee ee by Dennis Brabant The Midland Summer Bowling League got under way on Wed- nesday night with a low turnout but with enough bowlers to make up four teams. More bowlers are needed to fill the existing teams and possibly create two more teams to have a six team league. In Wednesday's ac- tion Tom Sauve's team took two out of three games from Don Bowling News McReady and Neil Ladouceur's team took two out of three from Leona Snell. Tom Sauve led the men with a 663 triple while Eilleen Lemesurier had 684 for the ladies. Robert Duquette rolled a high single of 256 for the men while Pauline Brabant had 242 for the ladies. Gary Yates won $2 by rolling a strike in the "jackpot"' draw. The MidlandPenetang Five Pin Bowlers Association held it's annual meeting on Sunday May 31. The various chair- people read off their annual reports and answered questions from the floor. Three members were elected for three year terms to the board of directors those being Ron Robitaille, Dennis Brabant and Albert Morin. Three contigents of bowlers will be par- ticipating in different Summer programs planned This summer will be a busy time for residents of Penetanguishene with the summer programs offered by the tO We 0 o f Penetanguishene Arena, Parks' and Recreation Departm- ent. The tennis courts at Memorial Park and McGuire Park will be open with students on duty and memberships are available. Costs for mem- berships are $5 for public school children, $10 for high school and university students, $15 for adults and $25 for a family. Pay as you play rates will also be available for those without mem- berships. They will also be offering two separate day camps in _ co- operation with the County of Simcoe Recreation Depart- ment, the first camp to begin July 13 at 1 p.m. That camp will run until July 24. The second camp will begin Aug. 10 at 1 p.m. and will conclude on Aug. 21. Fees for the camps are $15 per child for the two week periods with an optional sleep out for the kids. Deadlines. fox. registration for the first camp is June 30 and July 27 for the second camp. If you wish further Stompers information, contact the municipal offices in Penetanguishene at 549- 7453. whip Penguins In the senior division of Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey. Tuesday se het in Penetanguishene Arena, Cumming-Ni- cholson Stompers outscored Dock Lunch Penguins 6-2. Cumming- Nicholson' Ss goal came on singles by Todd Lalonde, Jody Grimshaw, Mike Laurin, Fred Laurin, Chris Wright and Brian Reever. Seoring for Dock Lunch Penguins were Richard Genier and Greg St. Amant. Cumming-Nicholson Stompers outshot Dock Lunch 30-20, George Monahan playing in net for the Penguins and Ed Diver standing between the posts for Cumming- Nicholson. In the second game of the night, Pen-Mid Merchants edged out V. Robitaille Construction 2-1, Dave Desroches and Peter Desroches each getting singles for the Merchants. Martial Robitaille scored the lone marker for V. Robitaille. Brad Bumstead braved 19 shots in net for the Merchants while Guy Gignac faced 26 shots in net for V. Robitaille. In the final game, M. Forget Construction's Bryan Lethbridge led his team to a 3-1 win over E.G. Mink Insurance Premiums, Lethbridge scoring a paid of goals. Bill McIntosh added the third goal for M. Forget. The only player to score for E.G. Mink Insurance was Gary Baker. Playing in net for E.G. Mink was Roger Bell who faced 30 shots while Tom Duval faced 31 at the other end in net for M. Forget. New college planned Province of Ontario plans to open a new agriculture college for Francophone farmers in 1981-82 to provide agricultural instruction in French. Y -- } (EC Et JETT SE EE GE a (~~ ( )-<E~{- The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 68 Penetanguishene, Ontario \\N "The Normandy Room" is now available on Fridays for banquets, dances, wedding receptions, meetings, etc. This air conditioned room is equipped to cater to your needs. Whatever they might be. For further information & bookings please call - The Stewart at 549-7971 "SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOROVERS50 YEARS" \ GEE GEE << 1 EE GE JE) cm \ events this weekend. Anne Daoust will lead her team to the All- Ontario Pins Over Average Tournament in Toronto on Saturday where they will be bowling for over $3,000 in merchandise prizes. Art Rowan and Gladys McShee will be bowling in the All- Ontario Senior Citizens Tournament in Toronto on Monday. Jules Marion, Maurice Lapensee, Albert Morin and yours truly will be bowling in the Jane Park Bowlerama open on Sunday. Good luck to all! The Midland Y.B.C. held its annual awards night last week with a 95 per cent turnout of children and_ their parents. Many thanks go out to the Midland Legion, Penetang Bottling and Millie Maheu of the Ladies Auxiliary for their contributions to a successful banquet. ococl soe se ORILLIA CINEMA 3 ;COLBORNE ST326-333 | aa IF -- CHEECH q! | FOUR &CHONG ° pirty | | SEASONS NICE DREAMS TRICKS | 789 789 7&9 { Adult Restricted Adult NOW PLAYING SHIRLEY MacLAINE "She may be 20 and gorgeous, but have not yet begun to fight." Ahan IgGé CRF ons FILME ANCE SHIRLEY MacLAINE iO). PRESENTS, ANTHONY. HOPKINS : BO: BEREK 7X MARTIN RANSOHOFF PRODUCTION "A CHANGE OF SEASONS' MICHAEL BRANDON =' MARY BETH HURT Produced by MARTIN RANSOHOFF Executive Producer RICHARD R: ST JOHN Directed by RICHARD LANG Story by ERICH SEGAL and MARTIN. RANSOHOFA Screenplay by ERICH SEGAL, RONNI KERN, FRED SEGAL Cynics py ALAN and MARILYN BERGMAN Music Oy HENRY: MANCINI JANE FONDA | Soa 2nd great feature The Power Behind The Throne LILY TOMLIN ©3980 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX DOLLY PARTON AN IPC FILMS PRODUCTION OF ACOLIN HIGGINS PICTURE NINE TO FIVE DABNEY COLEMAN * ELIZABETH WILSON and STERLING HAYDENas The Chairman of the Board Produced by BRUCE GILBERT Directed by COLIN HIGGINS screenplay by COLIN HIGGINS and PATRICIA RESNICK tory by PATRICIA RESNICK Music by CHARLES "O% om = ; COLOR BY DELI NE* MIDLAND DRIVE-IN Program Adult Starts atdusk Hwy 27 Forged by a god. Foretold by a wizard. Found by a King. CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE King St., Midland 526-5791 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Help wanted School Bus Drivers required. Contact Brian Dubeau, P.M.C.L. 526-5438 34TF cd kK DORR-OLIVER CANADA [eae Machinists Our firm requires experienced individuals to work in the above trade. The candidates should be apprenticed journeyman or have several years of experience operating horizontal and/ or vertical boring mills. We have a large well equipped Machine Shop, including numerous N/C and C.N.C. machines. Dorr-Oliver Canada Limited offers com- petitive rate ranges, C.O.L.A., shift premium, and an excellent fringe benefit package. Please submit resume/ application for confidential consideration to: Ms. Sylvia Malec Personnel Department Dorr-Oliver Canada Limited 174 West Street South Orillia, Ontario. \ L3V 6L4 al > DECOR metal products DIV. FIRESTONE CANADA INC Tay Metal processing manufacturer of safety seat belts and decorative metal trim for the automotive and appliance industries requires: MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (2) A graduate with 2 years experience and a graduate with 10 years experience, who are innovative and self-motivated, are offered challenging jobs involving machine design and project engineering with stress on the practical application of mechanical engineering principles. FACILITIES ENGINEER Reporting directly to the Plant Engineer, will take responsibility for general project management including contract requirements, liaison with company department heads, suppliers, contractors and supervision of skilled trades. University graduate with related manufacturing, energy conservation, en- vironmental and drafting experience will be given preference. Excellent compensation packages offered. Submit resume in confidence to: Ms. W.L. Tucker, Decor Metal Products, 140 Bay St., Midland, Ont. 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