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ine K eegos do well at own meet Midland Y Keegos Novice swim meet -at hosted a Huronia the YMCA pool on 'Developmental &. a It's that time already! As this picture, taken last Sunday at Midland's Centennial Ballpark, clearly shows, it's almost time for baseball season. Ted Watson, coach of the Midland Garner's Sports bantam softball team is recruiting players for.his team. To be eligible for bantam play, you must have been born in 1967 and Sunday, Mar. 13. Teams- Eon. 5 alata diS:8. Vis Muskoka, Orillia, and the Keegos took part. Some Keegos turned in outstanding per- formances. In the Boys' .10 and under category, Jason Purssell and Spencer Battrick had two first- place finishes, while Sean Laurin came in first once. Toben Jerry had a third-place finish in the Boys' 11 and 12 age group, while Peter Laurin, Steve Maurice, and Joel Magnan also showed well. Danny Whittam and Bryan Shouldice both placed in three events. In the Boys' 15 and over group, Chris Leavens finished first three times and had a third also. Tim Bourrie had four second-place = March 25 : Slide presentation of Destination: Sainte- Marie by Steve-Ogden in St. Paul's United Church auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Recreation of the Jesuits' canoe journey from Quebec to Sainte-Marie among the Hurons in 1648. Adults or later. championship last year. If interested call Ted at 526-5526. coaches a fine team, having won the league He $1, 12 and under, 50 cents, tea and cookies. ROM visit Midland Secondary School offers special enrichment classes to students who have done exceptionally well in their academic studies. The Grade 9 enrich- ment class in history and the Grade 10 enrich- ment class in geography recently visited Toronto to see a program at the McLaughlin __ Planeta- rium and to tour the Royal Ontario Museum. At the Planetarium the two classes and their teachers, Mr. Pat Gruber and Mr. Mike Miller, saw a program about the sky as un- derstood throughout the ages and as we see it from Earth during the seasons of the year. This interesting program showed how the ancient Greeks developed the signs of the Zodiac. It also used time-lapse cameras to reveal and make _in- telligable the star patterns as seen from South to North in Canada throught the seasons. At the Royal Ontario Museum, the students were treated to a tour of the newly re-opened galleries. They also veiwed the special exhibition of the paintings of Canadian wildlife artist Robert Bateman. Cost of the trip was paid in part by the profits made by students who par- ticipated in the citrus fruit sale last autumm. Silver medallist! Patrick Lalonde of the Midland Figure Skating Club was the only member of his club to win a medal at the Central Ontario Inter-club Figure Skating Championships held at Base Borden on Saturday, March 5. Patrick snagged a silver medal in the Pre-juvenile men's competition. There were nine other competitors in his category. Look out Norbert Schramm, here comes another April 2 Easter dance spon- sored by the Penetanguishene Legion Ladies Auxiliary at the Legion hall. Music by Marcel Maurice, refreshments, prizes, lunch. $7 a couple. Huronia skating star! Ss Aj LL and Appliance a HWY 93, MIDLAND We specialize in 'Factory Authorized" service most major brands of eT elevision eStereo eAppliances © 526-3191 for fast service! @ HITACHI finishes. Melissa Cave im- proved her previous best times in 80 per cent of her events in the Girls' 10 and under class. For the 11 and 12 year- old girls, Genevieve Brusselers Mari Shouldice, and Becky Whittam all swam well. In the Girls' 13 and 14 group, Anne Leavens and Lise Magnan each had a first, two seconds, and a third to their credit. Heathér 'Cairns improved her best time in four of her five events. Polly Anne Hayward had an outstanding day in the Girls' 15 and over group, 'winning four races and finishing second once. Elaine Baumgardner came third in the 100 breast stroke in the same age group. All the above results were recorded in the Developmental portion of the meet. There were also some excellent results in the Novice section. Jennifer Dreissan and Muriel Henry finished in the money in the Girls' 10 and under group, while Jennifer Markle improved 100 per cent of - her times in the group. In the Girls" 11 and 12 age bracket, Sara Tumber and _ Vera Armstrong finished in the top three in some of their events, while Kelly Naylor and Shari Jef- fery showed very strongly as well. Andreas -- Berkovski showed a 100 per cent improvement in the Boys' 10 and under section. Kyle Jerry. had a pair of wins in this section while improving all five of his times. Brent Landry also showed a 100 per cent improvement. Finally, in the Boys' 11 and 12 age group, Chris Charron came in ahead of the pack in three races, and finished third in another one. Midland Y Keegos have been working hard since September. The developmental swim- mers practice seven times_a week, logging between 2500 and 3500 metres per session. Next swim meet for the club is in Port Elgin on April 10, with the provincial champion- ships coming up in Ottawa on April 22-24. This is the highlight of the season, and the reason for the long hours of practice. Polly Anne Hayward: Four firsts Local. calls a gales 322-1555 SPENCER TRANSPORT Ltd. Daily less-than-Truckload and Truckload service to or from Metro Toronto Canada Customs Bonded Carrier Radio dispatched Ask about 'Lightning Service' Call for details now! Offer effective until March 31, 1983 Available in Ontario through participating dealers. THE NO.1 MAKER OF HEAT PUMPS AND AIR CONDITIONERS. 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