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Last chance for the Mets This evening is the last chance for some young men hoping to make the Elmvale Mets of the Simcoe County Rural Fastball League to impress the coach and manager with their ability, as cuts begin tomorrow. The Mets first regular game will be in Midland on May 28. There were nine teams in the league last year. 65 out & about About 65 boys turned out last Monday evening at a soccer practice at Elmvale District High School. Elmvale soccer team executive members' will be meeting some time this week to make up teams. The next practice is next Monday. The Peewee baseball team still needs a coach. The Keith Rossel- coached squirts are getting organized. Joan Player is the coach of the Novice girls team. Early-season snag Brian Belcourt at first base during a Elmyale Sporting Goods _ baseball iryout for players hoping to make team. All teams are settling into either the Elmvale Mets of the Simcoe shape for the Opening of regular County Rural Fastball League or the schedule play later this month. PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music 4 Now appearing: May 6, 7, 8 "J. PHELPSTON TAVERN ) Flos Conc.4, Phelpston --~ Sie 3 ae PAL AGE 'Now ppearing Next ---- __| \May 13, 14, 15 ~ Homebrew 6, 7,8 Page 26, Wednesday, May 5, 1982 MISS tries harder Lloyd Pilon, Hilliard Clark and Chris Chenier each scored one try for Midland. Pilon also A combined Midget / Junior Midl- and Secondary School rugby squad slammed Barrie Innisdale Secondary School 14-0 in Simcoe County league play last Thursday at MSS. It was the first season victory for MSS. __- More sports Innisdale, which has a highly-regarded Senior squad, wasn't able to field both Midget and Junior teams this year so MSS agreed to in- terchange their two division squads each 15 minutes (normally, a game goes two 40- minute halves). After a slow start, the Midland teams began to develop some _ con- fidence in their running and carrying abilities and top-notch running efforts were put in by GRYPHON Professional live theatre \ serving Huronia July 2-10 ' Giggle at NURSE JANE GOES TO HAWAII a" July 16-24 Catch Barbara Hamilton in CURIOUS SAVAGE July 30 - Aug. 7 Get caught up in THE ELEPHANT MAN BARBARA HAMILTON August 13- 21 Be there as John Neville diré John Neville - Director Augyst 27 - Se Enjoy Catgeripe Mc ae singing Hise Catherine McKinnon with GRYPHON at the e in Barrie when the cur- Subscribe now and Georgian College The tain goes up on the 198 converted Clark's try. , Contact Us At Gryphon Theatre Foundation 113 Collier St., Barrie THE : GRYPHON ¥ These ne 728-461 rom the Colonel's boys and girls. With évery purchase of a BUCKE you will receivAa fi POND'S CREA COCOA BUCTER SKIN SOFTENING LOTION for Mom. Loft Family Restaurants ,.. featuring sae > ater eee e ¢ Ly Kentucky Fried Chicken © The Colonel's taste is best. 371 King St. 70 First St. Mosley & Sunnidale Sts. Midland Collingwood Wasaga Beach 526-5522 445-0491 429-2311 45 Essa Rd. Duckworth Piaza 315 Bayfield St Barrie Barrie Barrie 726-2501 726-5710 726-7220 Andy Marion, Bob Devine, Hilliard Clark, Dellan Jackson and Chris Chenier. "The forwards on both Midland teams showed their usual power," said coach John Nix. "Each game the boys play brings out more improvement in their game. It won't be long before MSS becomes a power in Simcoe County rugby." MSS was scheduled to _MOVIE ROXY THEATRE A stylish. sneaky cat and mons movie Tet NOW ¥C Fri. May 7 to Thurs. May 13 aT en DEATHTRAP MICHAEL CAINE CHRISTOPHER REEVE CANNON: travel to Cannington to face Brock Secondary School yesterday, but the game was cancelled. Both squads lost their first games against Barrie Central, and they' ll try to get at least One more league game in to replace the can- celled Brock game before the Georgian Bay Secondary School Athletic Association Inter-Zone playoffs May 21 MIDLAND 526-5791 TY. ene PEN TWIN PENETANG Sat. Matinee at 1:30 GODZILLA VS. MEGALON 549-2953 Branson's LOOSE, Aca Fri-Sat-Sun May 7 to May 9 ihis school 1s our home, ¢ think its worth 'defending: GEORGE C.SCOTT , TIMOTHY HUTTON ® DRIVE-IN THEATRE @All Pictures Subject To Unavoidable Change : May 7, DON'T YOU WISH YC 1 "MON tan 2 me AGIANT comedy INNOVISIGNS ECA reenn --_-- scone | Pa © 000000008 000000000O00 OHS Friday, Saturday & Sunday 8, 9th. UT WERE ARTHUR? ce -- don't sell it short! sa mi ee eNOS Te n= Stee a pei: pit Be als 5