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Hurons gymnastics day camps starting July 1 by Don Lawrence The Hurons' Summer Gymnastics Day Camp will be operating this year again at Corpus Christi School in Penetanguishene and should be as successful as last year's. Part of the reason for the expected success is the return of Marni Ridout of Balm Beach, a physical education and french major at Western University. Ridout ran the program last year with the help of five gym- nasts, three of those returning this year. They are Belinda and Brenda Spencer of Lafontaine and Anne Claire Montgomery of Ottawa. Brenda is a student at Outstanding chaplain Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School, Belinda having just graduated from that centre of learning this year and she will be attending Georgian College in the fall. Two new additions to the summer programs will be Tammi Finlay and Tammy Therrien, both of Midland and students at Midland Secondary School. The program is a non- profit event, relying on registration fees and government = grants, their latest being a $9,700 grant from the Ministry of Employment and Immigration Canada. That grant will pay for salaries and ex- penses incurred during the program. The girls teaching the program underwent additional training this past weekend in the Gyro Exchange Program held at Corpus Christi with the visit of 17 gymnasts and two instructors in gym- nastics from Toronto. The Hurons' group will be travelling to Toronto in October for their part of the ex- change. In addition, the Hurons' girls will be attending a clinic this week in which they will also learn some basic first aid and improve on their teaching methods. There is a limit of 45 gymnasts in each of the two four week camps, the first being held June 29 until July 24 and the second running from July 27 until Aug. 21. There are still some openings in the morning session for the first camp but the afternoon session is full. There are, however, a lot of openings still for the second camp. p.m. until 4 p.m. Advanced gymnasts will take part in the morning sessions with beginners getting into action in the afternoon. Registration fee for the program is $10 and you can register by calling John Turner at 526-6007, Ken St. Amant at 526-3992 or Corpus Christi School at 549- 8381. The worth of the program is reflected in the performances of members of the Hurons Gymnastics Club who have taken the program Morning sessions run and improved their from 8:30 a.m. until 12 finishes throughout p.m. with afternoon their competitive sessions going from 1 season. Sports down Barrie Elmvale Sporting Goods played a total of five games in regular season play last week, the last of which was a home game against Barrie Floor and Wall. In that match the local squad squeezed by Barrie for a 2-1 win. The Sports scored in the opening inning when- Paul Craddock singled, stole second, went to third on a pass ball and was sent home on'a sacrifice fly by Paul Archer. Sporting Goods players led the game by a 1-0 margin at that point. A home run launched by Jim Angus of Barrie Floor and Wall evened the score in the second inning but the Elmvale men went ahead to stay in NO the fifth when Chuck Jordan tripled and scored on a bunt by Paul Craddock. Greg Giffen. was the winning pitcher and was also selected as player of the game for giving up just three hits in all. League Standings G W LT PTS Elmvale Sports 1d Br oat 16 Floor and Wall 10798) Jere 16 Starr Electric 9 63 °0 12 Giffen Farm Equipment 1485 Co al 11 Mr. Transmission 10 SF eG 10 Clarkson Hotel 10451 9 Barrie Co-op 10°33 Roe 7 Base Borden 14,0108 1 Members of the Fifth Midland Cub pack held their award ceremony recently at Calvary Baptist Church in Midland which marked the last time they'll meet until the end of the Phillips, left, pack Akela presents Rev. Jim Manuel with a token of their appreciation for his work with the pack. Manuel earned the title of "Outstanding Chaplain." Shown Debbie ; summer. here, Still time to register for Midland-Penetang day camps | There is still time for these camps is setat$15 second camp. local children to per child with deadlines More information can ; ; register for the day for registration being be obtained by calling pin fig Se eee camps planned for June 30 for the first the municipal offices at itive Pee a a se ; Midland and campand July 27forthe 549-7453. viscosity breakdown. 1a vi Penetanguishene. extra protection for today s smaller, Midland's program harder-working engines. will start July 6 and will be open to children eight years old and up. It will conclude Aug. 28. There will be four sessions, each two weeks in length with a $10 registration fee. The program will be held in Little Lake Park or in Midland Civic Centre if rain appears. Participants will learn about such ac- tivities as canoeing, tennis, volleyball, soccer, softball, hiking and beach games. The emphasis of this program is to have fun and to be active. Registration is done by phoning or dropping in at Midland Civie Centre between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays. Penetanguishene will also be having day camp sessions, those beginning July 13. Dates for the first WLT Pts. session will be July 13 Graphics, S71, 68 6 until July 24 with the Stewart's Gulf Jr. Oilers 22 0 4 second camp running Olympia Sports Beier 3 from Aug. 10 until Aug. Penetang IGA Pre, 2 3 rie There will also be an optional sleepout for those interested. Registration fee for Graphics grab lead with 10-3 win In the junior division of Penetanguishene- Midland Ball Hockey, Graphics gained the lead in league standings with their third win of the season, defeating Olympia Sports 10-3. David P. Robillard was big scorer for the Graphics with four goals while John Johnson added another three markers. Singles for the Graphics were tallied up by Ken McGrath, Brian Forget and Frank Buttineau. Goals for Olympia Sports were netted by Trent Miracle, Lyle Buttineau and John Walters. Stewart's Gulf Junior Oilers claimed second place with their win over Penetang IGA in a close 2-1 game. Nelson Lesperance and Peter Roi scored for Stewart's with John Wright getting the only marker for Penetang IGA. League standings look like this: Action in that league will continue Sunday morning at Midland Arena, Penetang IGA and Olympia Sports facing off at 2:45 p.m. and Graphics and Stewart's Gulf Jr. Oilers getting under way at 4 p.m. Page 24, Wednesday, June 24, 1981 -- Get set for warm weather -- driving with our "PRE-VACATION CHECK-UP" $ NOW el 4.95 includes OIL & FILTER cables and connections, all belts, all fluid levels, air cleaner filter, y~ Change Oil (5 litres) new Motorcraft Y Install Filter y~ Inspect Exhaust system, shock steering front and radiator and battery absorbers, linkage, suspension, heater hoses, wiper blades 7 Lubricate rear Test Coolant for perature protection Hoodlatch and hinges, door hinges, deck lid hinges windshield tem- Passenger Cars and Light Trucks "We Care about your Car"