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Ball hockey seniors see action Tuesday Tuesday night was action packed for the Dock Lunch feasted senior division of on Pen-Mid Merchants Penetanguishene jn the first game, Midland Ball Hockey handily defeating them with three games taking 5-1. place. Black gown grads Bruce Duncan, left, Mark Larmand, and Chris Szafranski stand in front of their mothers, Vicky Duncan, Wendy Larmand, and Cathy Szafranski, with __ternoon. AGE were ie Seeking jobs Carol Desroches, left, and Todd Chambers, far right are just two of the many students in the Midland- Penetanguishene area looking for summer employment. They are joined here by Bonnie Curry of Midland Student Employment on Bay Street. CHEECH FOUR &CHONG SEASONS NICE DREAMS, 789 7&9 789 Restricted Adult Restricted Pen Twin Theatres Scoring for Dock Lunch were Keith Press, Greg St. Amant, Rob Cascagnette, Dave Miller and John Pickett. their diplomas, at the graduation held for the Midland YMCA's Tyke Time program . students Wednesday af- Roland Beausoleil netted the only goal for the Merchants. Playing in net for Dock Lunch was Brad Bumstead who stopped 27 shots while George Monahan faced 24 shots in net for Dock Lunch. Dupuis Groceteria doubled the score on E.G. Mink Insurance Bulls earn arest Midland Bulls Rugby Club will be enjoying a well-earned rest tomorrow with no Money part ofreason -- for lack of school A summer school is not scheduled for Penetanguishene's separate school students this summer, Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board director William Bolger said Wednesday. Two problems weigh against a summer school, the parent who asked the question in Ecole St. Louis was told. Financing could only come _ through an Experience '81 grant, and the available grant to the board is being spent in another manner. In addition it would be difficult to find proper staff. The other problem is the problem of transporting children to and from summer school. | l OUTLAND 4 s PLUS NOW PLAYING Program Adult ent. PARAM OU N T 23 CO Te Ree S PRE BS Som ys scheduled game for this weekend. The Bulls won their last game Saturday 15-9 over York County II for their first win of the season. Their next game will be held a week from tomorrow in Lindsay, that match getting underway at 1:30 p.m. Premiums 4-2 in the next game. Singles were recorded by Ron Lalonde, Gary Bellisle, Mike Laurin and Allan Ladouceur for Dupuis while Pat Brodeur popped in E.G. Mink's two markers. Dupuis let go 30 shots on Roger Bell in net for E.G. Mink with Mike Duquette taking on the net minding duties for Dupuis where. he stopped 15 shots. M., Forget Con- struction also won by a score of 42 Tuesday night, their victory coming over Vy Robitaille Construction. Bryan Lethbridge led the scoring for M. Forget with two goals with Doug St. Amant and Mark Decourcey adding singles. Vince Robitaille and Martial Robitaille scored the goals for V. Robitaille. M. Forget let loose 36 shots on Guy Gignac in net for V. Robitaille and Tom Duval faced 25 shots in net for M. Forget. Foundation. ORILLIA COMMUNITY CENTRE on Friday, June 19th, 1981 at 8:00 p.m. Advance Tickets $9.00 each $10.00 at door For ticket information, call Box Office at the Orillia Opera House 1-325-7220 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. and Johnstone's Music Land, Midland. Proceeds to the Orillia Opera House Restoration The loyal friend he trusted. The woman fate denied him. NOW PLAYING THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK AND THE LEGEND BEHIND THE MAN. EXCALIBUR wi, Starts Fri 7:30 DIRTY TRICKS be Kate Jackson and Rich Little Also starring Robert Hayes at. P and the Underwater City Pen Starts Friday x 7 and9:15p.m. The great silver stallion he rode. WARNING Some scenes may offend. Theatre Branch Ontario MIDLAND DRIVE-IN THEATRE Starts at Dusk 526-2411 Bo St., Midland And his consuming love of justice. Adult entertai Starring KLINTON SPILSBURY MICHAEL HORSE adult entertainment Baie dace Lanier ees arcane ane FF & BEN ROBERTS and MICHAEL KANE and WILLIAM ROBERTS Adaptation by JERRY DERLOSHON Original Mi by JOHN BARRY Di Photography LASZLO ace atirareet aie Techas wine FRAKER said ie: | CANADIAN ODEON THEATRES 7&9 526-5791 Hwy. 27 Page 10, Friday, June 12, 1981 pe ee mee SR aT ace = SS