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T-Ball to rollnext Wednesday T-Ball will be getting under way on Wed- nesday, May 26, 6:30 p.m. at Parkview School. The teams are not set as yet and the first couple of weeks will be used by the coaches for evaluation purposes in order to balance the teams as evenly as possible for the 1982 season. Wednesday evening, players will report to the diamonds as follows: Diamond 1: Erin Matz, Jana Jenkinson, Gerry Ladouceur, Crystina How, David Beausoleil, Derek Howard, Joshua Gignac, Timothy Stillson, Jason Greenwood, Greg Weatherell, Michael Bradshaw, Jackie Nicoll, Lesley Matz, Shane Herron, Steven Tiffin, Kristen Dougals, Adam Deacon, Donny Rowland, Trevor Quesnelle, Leanne Hrizo, Angela Morrison, Robbie Sweezie, Vin- cent Hrizo, Stacey Douglas, John Besley, 11-1 win over Orillia John Deacon, Kevin Lunnie, Brent Lunnie, Jennifer Cadeau, Troy Quesnelle, Richard Pady. Diamond 2: Jeff Hodgins, Meredith Forrest, Jeremy Dickie, Michael Blanchet, Steven Robb, Peter Scandlan, Matthew Stone, Andrew Hodgins, Deacon Roduck, Shawn Handerek, Amy Rich- mond, Kevin Nesbitt, Erin Collins, Moss, Lindsay Jones, James Kranz, Michelle McTague, Kevin fra tor. Shawn The Midland Braves Peewee lacrosse team opened their season on a high note with an 11-1 scorching of Orillia Monday at Midland Arena. The Braves dominated play in their opener, Swarming around the Orillia net virtually the entire game and keeping their Good start foes' attempts against © goaltenders Stephen Cleland and Shawn Price-* jat- a» bare minimum. Shawn Desjardins and Jesse Perrault led Midland scoring with a pair apiece. The game was the first in a busy summer schedule for the Peewee squad. Apart from their regular-season counters with Aurora, Barrie, Orillia and Huntsville, the team will be preparing for the provincial _ champion- ships in Clarkson in Sepiember and a national tournament in Burnaby, British Columbia in July. Next home game for the Club is slated for | Tuesday. Step into a different century at ) Ontario Hon Reuben Baetz Sainte-Marie among the - Hurons (1639-1649) Hwy 12, Midland Discover the roots of Ontario's heritage as you step back more than 300 years at this 17th century French community and the Historic Naval Ga | and Military Establishments (1817-1856) = the End of Church St., Penetanguishene A 19th century British naval dockyard and military garrison, representing an exciting and turbulent period in Canadian history. BOTH SITES OPEN DAILY STARTING Saturday, May 22nd Minister Ministry of Tourism and Recreation McTague, Lawrie Diamond 3: Sherry Adams, Melanie' Ansley, Sean Brooks, Osborne, Jackie Handerek, Michelle Desjardins, Timmy Michael Richards, Bouvier, Faye Sauve, Andrew Reidel, Jason Latour, Michelle How, Mark Charlebois, Ryan Szafranski, Glenn Todd Reynolds, Sean Larmand, Scott Jolie, Bidan, Charlene Alphonse, Michael Rourke, Cathy Todd, Lerone Best, Rene McTague, Guy Wright, Michael Trevor Richmond, Asselin. Lamoureaux, Peter Legault, Jeff Doughty, Keith Duval, Jason Late registrations will Tumber, J.J. Weyman, Esther Leonard, Trevor Kennedy, Deryck be accepted Wed- Steven Haworth, Jason Robbins, Chris Walsh, Christy Lavin, nesday. Fee is $10 a Duquette. Szaf ranski, Ryan ipa ua Bell, Kevin _ player. ES > ge esr * Kenny if en- »@* atid rah) ° rane wae @ Playground mily Pichic Area'* blimpet Boats | ng Rooms oo emote Controf Boats esSi0n Booth -© Enters 7 l day, "walimited slide) a sietooer ai an tue ly dre) d fai tits ee and, engeyan : anes - 10; Adults $6. 50, cluded i b ttocham e withoutmot prices su jee i 3g , ree rn af ar, Credit B uishene, Co or thingwood {ta by Paul Ma of Midland, penetang Every Wednesday in -- Eee ---- a Mmtes| i rt nize ----s oe Subscribe Samay: call 526-2283 P.S. Ask about our special offer {--___+ Swi eremeene = ($5 a ai nz=@ Friday, May 21, 1982, Page 21