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ae wa eae St. ;. a ae ery LOCKHART MOTORS Sports Scoreboard HURONIA SLOW PITCH East Division Greening Donald Dollartown Saints The Warriors Leitz Brigade I.U.E. Sluggers Steelbrite Steelers Bay Mills West Division G WL Goman Boats 12 10 Techform Eagles 12 10 Simcoematic 12,58 Wilkin's Auto 12"4 Fred Hooks Expros 12) 423 Ogilvie Mills 2s 453 Donut Villa PF 8s Future Games Tonight Fred Hook's vs. Simcoematic (at Bayview School) Wilkin's Auto vs. Ogilvie Mills (at Regent School) Goman Boats vs. Greening Donald (at Huron Park School) Techform vs. Donut Villa (atR.C.A. Diamond) Tomorrow Simcoematic vs. Dollartown Saints (at Regent School) Techform vs. The Warriors (at Huron Park School) Wilkin's Auto vs. Steelbrite (at R.C.A. Diamond) Thursday Donut Villa vs. Leitz (at Regent School) Ogilvie Mills vs. Bay Mills (at Huron Park School) I.U.E. Sluggers vs. Fred Hook's (at R.C.A. Diamond) uF TE aber 4 door, 305-V8, auto, p.s., p.b., A Fm stereo, air 4cond., power windows, w/ walls, vinyl roof, deluxe bumper. Lic. NOF393 $6,500. «icy LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer Park St. Victoria Harbour 534-3161 - 534-3066 Midland ladies lose title Graham sets pace at 71 Ken Tannahill is well within striking distance after his first round of Chester Graham got off to a good start in defense of his Midland Golf and Country Club championship by firing a oOneover par 71 in Opening-round action Sunday. Next two rounds in the 72-hole affair are slated for July 24-25. More than 80 golfers are gunning for the club title this year. Graham's blazing Opening round was two strokes better than Mike Jackson. Jim. Hill posted a 74 to take sole possession of third, Glenn Howard came in with a 75 and Murray Hallford and Dennis Abbott each recorded a Eagles sink Goman 7-6 The Techform Eagles pulled off a 7-6 comeback win over Goman Boats in a crucial Huronia Slow Pitch Western Division game Sunday night. Goman jumped out into an early 2-0 lead but Techform rallied to tie it 4-4 going into the sixth. Larry Langley, John Gadon and Bill Ladouceur then blasted one homer apiece for Techform in the bottom of the frame and Russ Cousineau managed to contain Goman to two in the top of the seventh to put it away. The two _ points elevated Techform into a first-place tie with Goman in the West. Each have ten wins and two losses. In other action last week the Weekend Warriors split a pair, PENETA 1 enfant$20.00 BIVOUAC Summer French Camp > ATTENTION ENFANTSDE6A12ANS FAISONS UN FEU DE BIVOUAC AU CAMP BIVOUAC CETETE ACTIVITES DE PLEIN AIR LOISIRS CULTU THEATRE ATELIERSARTIS S Ons'amuse au C entre 9h et 16 LAFONTAINE du 5a losing a close 20-19 shootout to Leitz before getting by Bay Mills 15- 12. The Bay Mills game came right down to the wire, with Kirk Adamson pumping out a three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh to make a winner out of pitcher Paul Denis. The win upped Denis' record to 2-0. Andrew Messinger also had a homer in that one. The Dollartown Saints climbed to within a point of first place by whipping the Leitz Brigade 21-7. Randy LePage got the win. In the only other scheduled games, Goman slapped Wilkins Automotive 16-7 and the IUE Sluggers battled to a 10-10 draw with Ogilvie Mills. )UAC 3 juillet UISHENE du 26 juilhat a odt 2 e@tants $35.00 round of 76. Hallford's76gavehim Richmond are close the lead in the Seniors' behind in that section club championship. No. ONT 1015 MERCHANDISE a REDUCED ' Ken McLennan and Ken after Opening 78's and 82. and ALL SPRING & SUMMER RACK OF BETTER DRESSES Reg. up to $270. Special *100. | DRESSES BELTS & SCARVES 30% off Insulate and Save YOU can insulate YOUR home for $5 0 as low as Vents - Walls - Attics - Roof Vents Weather Stripping - Caulking ETE... LOCAL More rrevenings FREE ESTIMATES) ri $ weekends Hur§fha Insulation SpeCialists Ltd. "The Best Workmanship For the Lowest Possible Price." Defending champion Midland Golf and Country Club finished 38 strokes behind Barrie Golf and Country Club as the Finlayson Cup ladies' team com- petition wound up last Thursday in Barrie. The Cup event is an annual tour of four stops pitting leams from Midland, Barrie, Collingwood and Orillia. This year, the com- petition touched down on only three of the courses when what would have been the third leg at Midland was rained out. Top six low gross shooters for the Midland side in last Thursday's final leg were Angela Whetham, Maddy English, Marilyn Rich- mond, May Seldon, Belle McKee and Eileen Denny. Alma Marsell of Midland topped all in the low net list over the three days of com- petition with a 207 total. Low gross champion was Mary Reid of Barrie with a three-day total of 233. Page 24, Wednesday, June 30, 1982 3 enfants $5080 PERKINSFIELD 16 aoftt au 27 aottt 1enfant$15.00 2enfants $30.00 3 enfants$40.00 COURS DE NATATION- facultatif $20.00 par enfant Pour de plus amples renseignements contactez dés maintenat Denise Jaiko/, CAMP BIVOUAC Centre d'activités francgaises 63, rue Main, Penetang 549-3116. 317 King St., Midland 526-5304