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ee ee Ca eee eee ees nee Salute from top brass Commodore of the Midland Bay Sailing Club, John McCallum (shown here) took the salute Sunday af- ternoon during the club's Sail-past in Sailors, Midland harbour. wind- surfers and the concert band from Midland Secondary School took part in the afternoon affair which attracted several hundred people to the foot of King Street. achievements Students in Grades 9, 10 and 11 at Ecole Secondaire Penetan- guishene Secondary School who distinguished thems- elves through the past school year were recognized during an assembly Monday morning. Awards were given by department to a student in each level of the three grades' before' an audience of the whole student body. English Year 1 Level 4, Sheryl Duguette 1C; Year 1 Level 5, Barbara Wright 1F; Year 2 Level 4, Scott Hook 2H; Year 2 Level 5, Patrick Cote 2E; Year 3 Level 4, Jim Hall 3H; Year 3 Level 5, Patti Murphy 3B. HumanValues Year 2 Level 4, David Genier 3D. Valeurs Humaine Year 2 Level 4, Sheryl Duauette 1C, , History Year 1 Level 4, Luanne Hook 1G; Year 1 Level Gi Sheryl Duquette 1C; Year 2 Level 4, Kay Cameron 21; Year 2 Level 5, Pat Cote 2E; Year 3 Level 4, Michelle Morrow 4D; Year 3 Level 5, Pat Easton 3D. Histoire Year 1 Level 4, Gilles Brunelle 1J; Year 1 Level 5, Michelle Dubeau 1C; Year 2 Level 4, Glen Lesperance 2J; Year 2 Level 5, Mary Lo 2C; Year 3 Level 4, Therese Moreau 3]; Year 3 Level 5, Celia Dyer 3C. Geography Year 1 Level 4, Joe Paul 1H; Year 1 Level 5, David Bayfield 1E; Year 2 Level 4, Karen Ladouceur 2H; Year 2 Level 5, Steven Poole 2E; Year 3 Level 4, Jim Hall 3H; Year 3 Level 5, Brian Wagg 3C. Geographie Year 1 Level 4, Gilles Brunelle 1J; Year 1 Level 5, Pauline Marion 1D; Year 2 Level 4, Sharon Grisdale 2E; Year 2 Level 5, Denis Brunelle 2D; Year 3, Yvonne Duquette 3I. Mathematics Year 1 Level 4, Clinton Cloarec 1G; Year 1 Level 5, Sheryl Duquette 1C; Year 2 Level 4, Harold Levack 20s Vedat 2 evel: 5; Steven Poole 2E; Year 3 Level 4, Carmen McNamara 3H; Year 3 Level 5, Brian Wagg 3C. Caswell's win close game over The Pass There were two close games last week in Penetanguishene Fastball League play at McGuire Park in Penetanguishene, Caswell's winning the first one 5-4 over The Parkview wins Parkview School of Midland won the Area Three Girls Softball Championship held this past week in Penetanguishene as their girls edged out Perkinsfield 19-17 in the championship game. Perkinsfield played strong throughout the game but just fell a bit short in the final few innings. Round Robin play in the tournament saw Perkinstiela deteat Corpus Christi in the opening game 16-1 with Port MecNicoll taking the second game 13-7 over Bayview School of Midland. Victoria Harbour took the third game 7-6 over Regent Public School of Midland while Park- view School of Midland defeated Burkevale =e ¢ boro.) of Penetanguishene 18-3 in the following game. In the first game of the consolation round, Regent School downed Corpus Christi 19-3 to win the consolation championship. Leitz in action tonight Midland Leitz and Midland Indusmin soccer clubs will be in action tonight with Leitz playing the home ad- vantage at Midland Secondary School. Leitz will be playing Dykstra at 6:30 p.m. Meanwhile Midland Indusmin will be playing American Hotel at the Steel St. field in Barrie, that game also at 6:30 p.m. Scores in the championship round were Perkinsfield 14-2 over Port MeNicoll, Parkview over Victoria Harbour 14-10 and Park- view over Perkinsfield 19-17 for the cham- pionship. Pass. Lerear Construction won the second game 7-6 over Penetang Sand and Gravel. Action continued Thursday night, The Pass coming back from the earlier loss to soundly defeat Penetang Sand and Gravel 11-2. Duval's Variety also came up with winners Thursday, beating Caswell's Antiques 7-5. of Thursday, peas Variety was leading the league with four wins, no losses and no ties for eight points while Lerear Con- struction held second place with three wins, one loss and no ties for six points. The Pass was third with two wins, three losses and no ties for four points. Penetang Sand and Gravel and Caswell's Antiques were tied for Y The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 68 Penetanguishene, Ontario "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 FOR OVER 50 YEARS" "SERVING THE COMMUNITY | last place with one win, three losses and one tie for three points. Action continued last night, the results coming in too late for press time for today's newspaper., Next games in league play will be tomorrow night at McGuire Park, Lercar Construction taking on Caswell's Antiques at 7 p.m. and Duval's Variety playing The Pass at 8:30 p.m. Mathematiques Year 1, Patrick Guillemette 1J; Year 2, Mary Lo 2C; ¥ear 3, Lise Beausoleil 3B. Science Year 1 Level 4, Joe Paul 1H; Year 1 Level 5, Lori Martin 1F; Year 2 Level 4, Karen Ladouceur 2H; Year 2 Level 5, Steven Poole 2E; Year 3 Level 4, Gary Charlebois 3F; Year 3 Level 5, Patti Murphy 3B. Sciences Year 1 Level 5, Sheryl Duquette 1C; Year 2 Level 4, Darlene Dubeau 2J; Year 2 Level 5, Mary Lo 2C. Commercial Year ---1 Typing, Pauline Marion 1D; Year 2 Typing, Jeanne Desroche 2D; Year 3 Machine Applications, Bill Dubeau 3B; Year 3 Accounting, Carole Gauthier 3A. Technical Year 1 Overall, Robert Gauthier 1C; Year .2 Overall, Steven Poole 2E; Year 3 Auto, Gilbert Quesnelle 3A; Year 3 Drafting Yves Blouin 3H; Year 3 Electronics, Sven ESPSS students Schneider 3D; Year 3 Machine Shop, Bill Dubeau 3B; Year 3 Sheet Metal, Earl Levack 3E. Occupations Year 1 Boy, Paul Bidan 1A; Year 1 Girl, Sharon Blondin 1B. French Year 1, Lorraine Pause 1F; Year 2, Denise Mailloux 2E; Year 3, Niko Pruesse SC: Francais Year 1 Level 4, Martin Vallee 1J; Year 1 Level 5, Pauline Marion 1D; Year 2 Level 4, Sharon Grisdale 2J; Year 2 Level 5, Mary Lo 2C; Year 3 Level 4, Pauline Laurie 3E; Year 3 Level 5, Celia Dyer 3C. Art Year Ly Sharon Grisdale 2J; Year 2, Kim Vaillancourt 2E; Year 3, Erika Hinrikus. Family Studies Year 2, Michelle Lalonde 2F; Year 2, Exilda Robitaille 2D. Music Year 1, Gerry Downie 1E; Year 2, Charlie Cote 2F; Year 3, Patti Murphy 3B. Tennis courts open The tennis courts at Memorial Park and McGuire Park in Penetanguishene will be open this summer for use by the general public as usual with students on duty to en- sure proper use of the facilities. Memberships will be honoured this year and the cost for those are $5 for public school children, $10 for high school and university students, $15 for adults and $25 for a family. Anyone not having a membership can pay a separate fee for the use of the courts. You can buy memberships at the Municipal Offices in Penetanguishene at 10 Robert Street West. The Town of Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation Department will also be working with the County of Simcoe Recreation Department to offer two Day Camps. Doing our part to fight inflation Vy hiyyy Tbe yy, g boy only { 99 *2piecesof Kentucky Fried Chicken French Fries e Salad Available only at... 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