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Hurons Gym Club looking for help The Hurons Gym- nastics Club is looking for coaches and supervising help for the upcoming fall and winter sessions. The Hurons run a variety of gymnastics programs, varying in degrees <of skills and levels of competition. Last year the club had approximately 20 coaches and helpers associated with it, but through education commitments and re- locations, several of these people will not be available for the new season. Replacements are badly needed to keep this successful gymnastics program running smoothly. Here are some of the different programs being offered by the Hurons Gym Club in the 1983-84 season. The newest program being offered is a recreational gymna- sties session for high schoo] students. It will be run on Thursday nights, from 6:30. p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Corpus Christi Public School in Penetanguishene. This would be a well attended, very useful session, but the club needs one or more Paula Denis going to Ont. Summer Games - on Region 5 volleyball team by RON JOHNSON Paula Denis, a 16- year-old, grade 11 student from St. Theresa's High School in Midland, has been chosen for one of the regional volleyball teams that will be competing at the Ontario Summer Games over the Labour Day Weekend in Sudbury, Ontario. After hearing about the tryouts for the team from STHS teammate Maureen Jaeger, Denis and two other local girls, Lisa Quesnelle of STHS and _ Renaty Friedrich of MSS, ventured to Toronto to attempt to make the squad. Paula Denis survived a very competitive selection camp to make the Region Five team that is going to Sudbury. Next step is to go to the final training camp at Madawaska, Ontario. This camp: is final preparations for the games, and begins this Sunday, Aug. 28 and runs to next Thursday. The Ontario Summer Games run from Sep- tember 2 to September 5 in Sudbury. About her selection to the Region 5 team, Paula Denis had this to say. "The tryouts were very tough, with several girls from the Cardinal Newman High School team which won the OFSAA volleyball title last year, as well as Keego trio off to Sudbury Three Midland Y Keego swimmers will be leaving on Sunday Aug. 28 for Sudbury to participate in the Ontario Summer Games. Andre Bourrie, Tim Bourrie and Lise Magnan were chosen as members of the Huronia Team based on their performances at the Huronia Regional Championships. They will attend a one-week training camp at Laurentain University where they will be billeted. Opening ceremonies for the games will be on Fri. Sept. 2 at the Sudbury Arena with the swimming competition taking place at Laurentian's Olympic size pool on Sept. 3 and 4. Numerous activities have been planned for the week and as members of the team Lise, Tim and Andre will be receiving a free Speedo Swim suit, T-shirts and track suit. Congratulations to these three Keego stars! Daily Bus Service to and from TORONTO $4 0.50 from Penetang *10.00 fom midland *3.00 from Elmvale Senior Citizens 10% off } YOUR BEST TRAVEL BARGAIN tc TORONTO is PMCL Page 20, Friday, August 26, 1983 some from Malvern Collegiate who were also a top high school team last year." "I feel really proud and just a bit surprised to be on the team"' explained Denis. This experience at the provincial level of competition should hold this young Crusader in good stead over the upcoming high school volleyball season. Paula Denis will make the St. Theresa's High School Crusaders senior team _ even tougher than it usually is, and that spells trouble for other local teams. adults to supervise it at the school. Without volunteers this course may not get off the ground. Other programs of- fered by the Hurons in the recreational side of gymnastics are the kindergym classes. run on Mondays at Park- view Public School in Midland. Kindergym is for children aged five and six. There is a develop- mental gymnastics class also. It runs at Parkview on Wed- nesdays for kids aged six to 11. On top of these, there is advanced recreational gymna- stics for those children with somewhat better ability. It runs at Park- view On Tuesdays and Thursdays. For the competitive gymnasts, there is the Hurons Gymnastics Team which is associated with the Metro West region of the Ontario Gymnastics Federation. This team has a pre- competition group for budding young gym- nasts who are not quite ready for official competitions. Tests must be passed to enter the team, and it is Open to children of any age, depending on ability alone. And, of course, there is the competition team, which competes at Huron in action. various meets throughout the season. If you are interested in getting involved as a coach or supervisor with the Hurons Gymnastics Club, get in touch with Ken St.Amant at 526-3992 prior to the school year, and at Bayview School in Midland after Sep- tember 6. Phone number there is 526- 4208. If you feel like getting involved and don't think you're qualified, don't despair. Ken and the Hurons will provide any training necessary, and will even take care of any registration and insurance fees that may arise in the year. All you have to give is your time and energy! MIiOLAND es Unbelievable Mileage with 1983 Dodge Charger Chrysler built cars- quality designed to be the best No cost 5 yr, 80,000 km., Powertrain Warranty, frt wh. drive, reg. gas. YOU'RE GOING TO SAY YES TO CHRYSLER AT 723 King St., Midland 526-3777 Monica Hinrikus (L) and Beatty Spencer (R) of the Hurons m ~ AND FLEA MARKET Selling Consignment Sales every Friday Night at 6:30 p.m. sharp. Friday, August 26, 6:30 p.m. sharp (Lunch availabie) Doors open 5 p.m. for view Pine Stretcher Table w/ drawer, Press Back Chairs, Pine Too] box, Hall, dining and kitchen chairs, antique butternut chest of drawers, Irish chimney cupboard, corner cupboard, dining suite Maple, dressers and desks, antique rocker, matched set coffee and end tables, dining table, horse collar and brass frames w / mirror, gun. rack w, drawers, carpeting, new 10x12 rug,% wicker, glass, china, place setting for eight, lawn furniture, old pictures, duck decoy, antique smalls, stereo and radios, sewing table, stacking end tables, portable T.V.s. And better Friday night sales. 'HOW TO FIND US' Take Hwy 93 North to Penetanguishene turn right al second set of lights onto Robert St. East unti! you come to Fuller Ave. then turn right and follow signs. TERMS: Cash or cheque (with proper ID) night of Sale. AUCTIONEERS: Bob Rumney SCL5 Les Black SCL16 @ To bring items in for Auction Sale we are open Sat.'< " a.m. till noon and Monday nights from 7 'p-m. til 9 p.m. For more information call 526-6873 526-3069 526-6946