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4 riddle What takes years to plan, seven weeks to set up, and three weeks to the terrrible base...It's a that! A true test of character is shaping up for the Atlanta Braves and Dale Murphy...Since Bob Horner broke his wrist and is out for the rest of the season, Murphy will have to produce even more than usual if Braves are going to win the N.L. West...Murphy did just that on the 1983 Sunday, going 4-for-6 with four rbi's as 3raves beat Chicago Cubs 11-9...Good piece on the Blue Jays in the Monday Toronto The Star...It's by Washington Post writer Thomas Boswell, and gives a great insight into the loose, positive nature of the team...Dodgers' Tel acquisition of Rick Honeycutt from Texas could very well push them past Atlanta for in first place in N.L. West, if he can contribute as he did on the weekend...He pitched seven shutout innings against Philadelphia...Ricky Henderson of Oakland has gone crazy on the base paths since he got healthy, and now has 82 steals for the year...Ken Schrom, who éouldn't make the Jays in two tries, is now flourishing with a lower team...He's 12-4 with Minnesota Twins...Montreal Expos should be able to climb out of their lethargy to win the N.L. East now that Manny Trillo has joined the team...He should provide a good glove and a good bat at second combination that inissing...Jim Rice of Boston hit hit a homer we know we need at in each of three weekend games with Toronto, to tie teammate Tony Armas for the A.L. lead with 27...Mike Schmidt of the Phillies leads the N.L. with 28...Cliff Johnson of the Jays reached a career high in rbi's this weekend when he got number 66 for the season...We go to Pittsburgh for this week's best name award...Rookie outfielder Marvell Wynne has one of the best names to enter the big leagues in some time...And that's it for this week - we're on vacation next week, see ya after dismantle -- all for just five days of use? Give up? It's the hydro power system for the Richamond, Ont. site of International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Show. first week of August, the employees and subcontractors of Trade Show Ser- vices Inc. began putting place the power system that will keep the motors humming and the lights burning after dark in the "'tented city". The Match is being held on the farms of Garnet Ralph and his neighbours from Sept. PHENCM OLB be "We're the electrical coordinator," says Tel Trade president Stan Clarke. "We've got a lot has been of experience at this and least seven weeks of lead time."' "It's a very safe system," says Clarke. Though he adds with a smile, "Please keep large balloons away from the power lines. Balloons and power lines don't go well together." AUCTION SALES PIFHER AUCTION SERVICE LTD. 445-4848 Known for service and experience Important Antique, Lamp and Furniture Auc- tion, Sat. Aug. 27 at 10:30 a.m. for Hilda Haidle, lot 15, con. 6, Medonte Twp, 5 m. E. of Hillsdale on County Rd. 19 or 2 m. W. of Moonstone. Watch for auction arrows. (Furnishings from the Helen Casey estate) Sale of primitive, Victorian, Hepplewhite and Edwar- dian furniture. Oak pedestal desk, pine dome tap steamer trunk, pine blanket boxes, 1800 c. pine dower chest, dressing tables, sideboards, gateleg and extension, drop-leaf, harvest, kitchen and parlor tables, chests, pine dry sink, quilt rack, etc. Large collection of brass lamps incl. hang- ing, chandelier, variety ot brass wall lamps and sconces (oil & electric), table and banquet lamps incl. Cranberry, founts and tulip globes (over 60 oil lamps in complete working order), collec- tion of early fireplace ironwear, copper kettles, large feed scales, old doors, sealers, etc. Terms: Cash. No reserve. Lunch. Auctioneer: Pifher Auction Service Ltd. (705) 445-4848. ys) REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 322-2331 184 Queen St. W., Elmvaie OPEN7 DAYSAWEEK 5 Offices in Simcoe County .Cecilia Taylor 549-3223 Jack Fleming 322-1655 Ike Kostic -- 835-5163 .Bill Evans 322-1575 $32,900-Check this 4 bdrm 2 storey starter or retirement home in Hillsdale. Property very clean and must be sold quickly. ELMVALE-located on Amelia St. with other fine homes. 3 bedroom backsplit with ree room, patio and large covered storage area. Deep wooded lot. Asking $56,500. 1139, 83 *< is . $69,500 WOODLAND BEACH- Year-round home in i ' --_ area of other well-kept properties, 3 bedrooms, full \WAHNEKEWENING BEACH WATERFRONT! 3 | basement finished with Franklin fireplace. Close | to water. Excellent condition. 1012 / 83. WAVERLEY r Bright roomy kitchen, new broadloom and cushion floor. Large treed, fenced private lot. Priced to sell. $40,900. Ontario Summer Games Like many of the 3,000 athletes to participate in the 1983 Ontario Summer Games, Althia Thomas harbours dreams of future Olympic Games. the 15-year-old sprinter from Scarborough. "'That's why I'm running now. I'm getting ready." The Ontario Summer Games, set for Sudbury, Sept. 2-5, will include baseball, basketball, canoeing, cricket, cycling, field hockey, golf, karate, orienteering, rugby, sailing, shooting, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball and water skiing. The Games are a program of the Ministry of Tourism and Recreation to aid the development of talented amateur athletes. "The Ontario Summer Games are an important stepping stone on the road to athletic achievement,' says Minister Reuben C. Baetz. "The Games offer young athletes real competition and a wider perspective on their performances by allowing them to compete with the best in the province." Althia Thomas says she wants to do well at the Ontario Summer Games. "I want to close off the year performing well,"' she says. '"'The Games will let me compete with other great runners like France Gareau of North Bay and Katie Anderson of Toronto." "The 1988 Olympics aren't that far away," says. Althia is an up-and-coming achiever. Last June, 3,000 to compete at Sudbury, Sept. 2-5 she won the 100-meter, 200-meter and long jump events at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletics Association (OFSAA) Championships in Kitchener. Also in June, she placed 5th in the Women's 100-meter finals and 7th in the 200-meter finals at the Canadian Senior Championships in Calgary. A member of the Scarborough Optimist Track and Field Club, Althia is confident the Summer Games will provide her with the perfect environment to excel. "Right now,"' she says, "I think I run better than Angella Taylor did at my age." Ontario athletes dominate the orienteering junior national team as well and many of them will be competing at the Summer Games. However, the ones to watch are the winners of the 1983 Orienteering Championships held in Barrie, August 6-7. In twelve categories of the junior division, Ontario orienteers captured eight titles. The youngest winner was 10-year-old Ben Sidney of Sudbury. For many young athletes like Althia Thomas and Ben Sidney, the Ontario Summer Games represent an opportunity to make the jump into elite sport competition. "The Games provide an exclusive atmosphere where young athletes meet, get to know one another, and melt into a team with true team spirit," says Mr. Baetz. Hot bats and stolen bases were the order of the day in the second round of House League finals at Little Lake Park on Wednesday night. The game ended in a 7-7 tie as Wismer's Electric faced Tri- Cee Construction in a-hard fought battle. Wismer's "Wilkes boys", Rob and Trevor led the batters with a home run and two triples Hot bats and stolen bases! respectively. Tri-Cee's Jeff Ford kept his team in the game with a grand slam home run in the fifth inning. Both pitchers, Mike Roth for Wismer's, | and David Duval for Tri-Cee, pitched excellent games with several strike outs throughout the game. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE ONE MILE NORTH OF ELMVALE! 3 bedrooms, spacious living room with acorn fireplace and walkout to deck, rec room, laundry room. Call for an appointment today. $43,900. COUNTRY ESTATE OR INCOME PROPERTY- with 6 bedrooms, separate large apartment. Nearly 1 acre treed lot. Ideal for group home, nursing home, tourist home or other commercial possibilities. Asking $125,000. Close to Georgian Bay near Elmvale. $39,900-3 bedroom aluminum home on '% acre country lot (Medonte area) Large insulated garage suitable for workshop or 2 cars. Super clean. Priced for quick sale! 769, 83. =*pe d > os ms bedroom, sunroom, cabin, boat house, lot 63'x150' Price includes fridge, stove and some furniture, Owners moving. Asking $67,900. ORR LAKE INCOME WATERFRONT. 3 win- terized cottages, rented year round. Owners are moving. One of.a kind property on Orr Lake. The price of $97,000. includes fridges, stoves and most furniture in main cottage. Won't last long. 1146. 83. 110 ACRES of high organic sandy loam and small bush northeast of Elmvale. 112 storey brick home, large barn, and other out buildings.. Asking $159,000. 1013, 83. A. E. LEPAGE TT REALTOR Pace (ONTARIO) The name friends recommend BLUEWATER BEACH $76,000. Year round retreat, 4 bdrms.., stone fireplace, carpet, skylites, above ground pool. 'Must be seen.' Carl Davis. No. 1. 95 ACRES WITH STREAM! $64,900. Located in Tay Twp. on paved road. Large pole barn included. Year round stream crosses property. Very scenic with rolling hills. Harry Hunt. No. 2. HILLSDALE-ALBERT STREET $55,900. Spacious, three bedroom home, full basement, rec room, acorn fireplace, double garage, treed lot. Car] Davis. No. 3. REDUCED TO SELL! $41,000. Two bdrm bungalow on Hwy. 92 near Elmvale. Good welll and septic on one and one third acres. Many recent renovations. Harry Hunt. No. 4. TAY TWP-CONCESSION 5, $29,900. Two bedroom, mobile home witha full basement, rec room, 150'x100' lot. Carl Davis. No. 5. 50 ACRES IN MEDONTE! $39,900. Plenty of hardwood on this property. Ideal building site. Owner is' anxious for an offer this fall. Harry Hunt. No. 6. ELMVALE FAMILY HOME! $45,900. Two storey solid brick on large, well landscaped lot in Elmvale. Reduced to sell now. Harry Hunt. No. 7. Carl Davis-322-2962 Harry Hunt-322-1998 Howard Heacock-322-1753 Elmvale, Ont. 322-1381 \