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Sabres, Don's stay alive Join six top squads in PIBHL quarter-final openers tomorrow The Surplus Plus Sabres and _ Don's Janitorial advanced into the Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League semi-finals after elimination-round _ vic- tories Monday at Penetanguishene Arena. League play ended Sunday and the top six clubs, led by regular- season champion and league defending champion Ron's Con- fectionary, automati- cally gained entry into the quarter-final round. The four clubs below them vied for the two other quarter-final spots and the 11th-place club, the Mink Insurance Royals, were eliminated fight off the bat. Now joining the Royals on the sidelines are M. Forget Con- struction, who dropped a 6-3 decision to the Sabres, and Duquette's TV, who were beaten 5-3 by Don's. First games of the quarter-final series' will get underway tomorrow night with the Sabres meeting 'Ron's at 6:45 p.m., Don's taking on the league's regular- season runner-up :egion Eagles at 8 p.m., Cumming-Nicholson facing the S. Charlebois Haulage Diggers at 9:15 Nature camp at Wye A nature daycamp, sponsored by _ the Midland-Penetangui- shene Field Naturalists' Club, is being held at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Interpretation Centre, Midland. Each camp runs for a five day week; Seniors (10 years to 12 years) and Juniors (six years to nine years). Registration fee is $2. For more information contact Teresa Miller (526-7809). O'Hara wins prize Dan O'Hara of Church St.; Penetanguishene won first prize in the recent Excalibar Islanders Ball Hockey Club draw No. 244. Dana Oake of Victoria Harbour won second prize with ticket No. 014. with ticket 1980 CUTLASS SUPREME 2-Dr, V-8, auto, ps, pb, landau roof, air condition & more. Only 1979 CAPRICE Classic 4-dr, V-8, air cond, am/ fm stero, pw, cruise control, ay roof, a very clean cat Only 56,000 miles NY 056 ? ( Shopthisweekand save on one of these 59,000 km Lic SOJ 754 CHEVROLET See one of our salesmen 1980 CHEVETTE 4 cyl, auto, am radio, w/w, Only 33,000 km. POF 148 $5,495.00 split seats & pore. Only 72,000 km. $5,795.00 SALES-SERVICE-LE On the spot financing available 824 King St., Midland Dial 526-3781 @ Open Mon to Thurs. 9 a.m. to9 p.m. = Fri. 9 to6- Sat. 9to5 Page 24, Wednesday, July 21, 1982 p.m. and the Excalibar Islanders running up against the Stewart's Gulf Oilers at. 10:30. Martial Marion led the Sabres attack in Monday's sudden-death encounter by slapping in four goals. Andy Seeman and _ Vince Ladouceur each added one for the winners. Pat Duval scored twice for Forget and Bryan Lethbridge had the other. Paul Duval paced Don's charge with a pair of goals and_ singles were had by Rick Ladouceur, Mich McCormick and Brian Rambler. Rick Rever, Brian Garner and Don Meech each notched one for Duquette's. In Sunday's schedule- closing games, the Islanders edged Duquette's 3-2, Ron's were cuffed to a 2-2 tie with the Oilers, the Eagles eked a 5-4 HURONIA CALENDAR «rs OF COMING EVENTS FESTIVAL OF THE Sound benefit concert at the Watson Gallery at 8 p.m. First time for the Festival out- side of Parry Sound. decision from Don's, Cumming-Nicholson hammered the Sabres 11-4 and the Diggers scored a win by default over the Royals. John Pickett, Keith Press and Greg St. Amant each scored one to help the Islanders to their win. Pat Brodeur and Rick Rever rplied for Duquette's. Ron's marksmen were Dan O'Hara and Brian Pilon. Gary Hansford and Ken Mitchell responded for the Oilers. Brian Rambler connected for two for Don's and Paul Duval and Dave Miller ac- counted for the others. Jerry Ladouceur scored three times for the Eagles and singles were had by Joe Beausoleil and Jamie Robitaille. Cumming-Nicholson goal-getters Sunday were Jeff Wright and Kirk Swales, with three BENS coURe Ad Midland Salvation Army Citadel. World Famous Dock Lunch, Town Dock, Penetanguishene apiece, Todd Lalonde, with two, and Brian Rever, Mark Cardwell and Charlie Dyer. Dale Dennis had two for the Sabres and singles came from Vince Ladouceur and Pat Quesnelle. In games last Thursday Cumming- Nicholson surprised the Oilers 7-5, the Islanders bombed Forget 14-1 and Ron's got by the Eagles 4-2 in a showdown of the top two league powers. Todd Lalonde and Jeff Wright scored two each to pace the Cumming- Nicholson attack that Draws a dinner Pauline Brabant of Perkinsfield won a dinner for four at the Bavarian' House Restaurant in the recent Perkinsfield Mini Squirts Softball Team draw. day and singles were contributed by Paul Chambers, Chris Wright and Kirk Swales. Ken Mitchell an- swered with two for the Oilers and singles were chipped in by Wayne Dixon, Tim Hook and Rob Huson. Steve Buttineau and Brian Forget each popped in four to power the Islanders' Thursday massacre, Chris McConnell notched three, Richard Genier had two and Keith Press picked up a single goal. Press also racked up nine assists in the game. Bryan Lethbridge had the lone Forget marker. Terry King led the Ron's muscle in their important Thursday encounter by scoring two goals, and singles were provided by Gary Bellisle and Bill Ladouceur. Joe Beausoleil and Mark Beausoleil an- swered for the Eagles. Charter a full cruise in the scé@nic 30,000 Islands. Haye a family out for a da BLUEWATER YACHT CRUISES INC. Peneta nguishene Hindson Me 549-2991 or (519) 833-2887 To place your group's (non-protit) upcoming event free, drop it in: July 24 LIVE DEMONS- TRATION BY Nor- Westers at Awenda Provincial Park July 24 and- July 25. Demonstrations at 9 amy © aems, 1230 p.m. - 3:30 p.m., and 7 p-m: te 9: pam: - "Bry. jerky, help bake bannock. | LAWN BOWLING TOURNAMENT at the Midland Lawn Bowling Club, mixed pairs, 1:30 p.m. Remember the next time. you are having a party or banquet it to: Penetanguishene Citizen, Elmvale Lance, Queen St., Information may be edited due to space. idland Times, 75 Main St., SACRED MUSIC CONCERT, _ singing nuns from Croatia in the Filion Centre ai the Martyrs' Shrine, ai 3 p.m. ANNUAL MEM- ORIAL SERVICE of Hillsdale United Church at 11 a.m. SUPER BAG RUM- MAGE sale starting at 10 a.m. at St. Paul's Church auditorium. Shopping bag full, $1, regular garbage bag, $2. Bring own bags. ANNUAL _ PICNIC FOR senior citizens of Simcoe County at Springwater Park, Midhurst, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 309 King St., Midland; Penetanguishene; or Elmvale, 3 weeks prior to the event. CRAFT SALE, TEA at The Place, Balm Beach. Georgian Shore's Swinging Seniors' annual craft sale July 31, Aug. 1 and Aug. 2, at 1 p.m. SUMMERFEST '82 BY Victoria Harbour and District Lions Club at Victoria Harbour ball park, 9 a.m. to 1 a.m. Also Mckenzie Park Aug. 1 noon to 9 p.m. Phone 549-8 177 WE CATER Sample Menu: two pieces of chicken (no wings), two different salads, fries, butter and roll, chinette plates, napkins, knife fork, etc. $2.70 per person. For a party of 50 or more, just give us a day's notice. We deliver. Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m. to 12 midnight. Fri. & Sat. 8a.m. to2a.m.