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If you ean't run away to sea, perhaps you'd be content with a visit aboard a graceful tall ship, and a tour of her fascinating facilities. Sunday, a brigantine will offer tours" The brigantines PATHFINDER and between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. , and 2 and 6 PLAYFAIR will be moored beside Queen's = p.m. Cove Marina in Victoria Harbour this weekend and it will be a perfect op- portunity for ineurable romantics and On Seay. Aug. 17, visitors will be welcome for public tours between 2 and 6 p.m., on one of the graceful ships. On sailing ae to have been nar blessed by Queen Eliza h--hence her royal blue hull. The PATHFINDER is steam tele own ) Both brigs are 72 feet in overall length and are square-rigged with two masts. -- camera buffs alike. The PLAYFAIR is easily recognized _ Quilty notches 79 to take Huronia classic NORMA hee RTS Mary Pat Quilty of the Midland Golf and Country Club fired a 79 to take the Huronia District Ladies Golf Championship on Thursday, August 8 at Base Borden Golf and Curling Club. Miss Quilty led the field of 66 ladies from the district in capturing the trophy and retur- ning it to Midland for the 19th time in its 63 year history. First competed for in 1922 the Huronia District Trophy has been in competition annually, with the ex- ception of the war years, for lady golfers from the MHuronia District. Low Net of the field went to Janet Fraser of the host club with a 65. Other winners were - Flight A, 1st low gross Mary Read, Barrie with Leads field vo) an 80; 1st low net, Linda Lambrick, Orillia 67; 2nd low gross Estelle Thibodeau, Base Borden, 83; 2nd low net, Marilyn Richmond, Midland, 70; 3rd low gross, Jean Clayton, Barrie, 87; 3rd low net, Marg Weiland, Base Borden, 71; 4th low gross, Linda Haig, Midland, 88; and 4th low net, Martha Bedard, Barrie, 72. In Flight B first low gross was won by Belle McKee of Midland with a 93; Ist low net, Edna Demeester, Base Borden, 68; 2nd low gross, Vernice Peets, Shanty Bay, 93; 2nd low net, Edna Burnet, Base Borden, 69; 3rd_ low gross Pat Archambault, Barrie, 95; 3rd low net, Pat Sharpe, Horseshoe Page 16, Tuesday, August 13, 1985 Valley, 69; 4th low gross Doris Acton, Base Borden, 95; and 4th low net, Betty Meger, Barrie, 70. In Flight C the four low gross winners were Ella Aube, Barrie; Mary Kramer, Base Borden; Helen Griffin, Midland and Wilcox, Barrie. The four low net prizes went to Noreen Hodgins, Base Borden; Shirley Ealand, South Muskoka; Lucy Dun- ning, Base Borden; and Ruth Doner, Shanty Bay; respectively. The National Han- dicap Team was chosen from this tournament to Compete in the Ontario National Handicap competition in Sudbury in September. Representing the Jean Huronia District will be Linda Lambrick, Orillia; Margo Wittick, Horseshoe Valley; Holly Hermiston, Shanty Bay Vasey maims Elmvale In the first game of their playoff series,. Vasey batters amassed 15 hits enroute to a 13-3 anihilation of the Elmvale Expos. Vasey struck hard in the first inning with three runs on a walk, a hit batsman, and back to back doubles by Rick Nigro and Jim Beck. Vasey added one more tally in the second inning, but erupted for six counters in the fourth frame, The in- ning started off in- nocently enough as the first two batters grounded out to the and Pat McDonald, Shanty Bay. District clubs represented at Base Borden were Barrie infield, Ken Hamilton reached first on an error by the second baseman. After being walked and hit by the pitcher in his fisrt two times at bat, Brent Gordon was bent on revenge, and he got it, as he lashed out a triple scoring Hamilton. Don Foxall's double scored Gordon and Bob Widdes' single along with a two bagger off the bat of Jim Mills plated two more runs before Rick Nigro drove one over the fence for the final two runs of the frame. Vasey carried their Golf & Country, Base Borden Golf and Curling, Big Bay Point, Blue Mountain, Collingwood, Couchi- attack over to the fifth inning as Mike Hill and Blake Edwards reached base on back to back singles. Elmvale then went to work to douse the flames as Hamilton struck out and Gordon flew out to James McNabb in center field. However, Don Foxall rang out his third consecutive double, followed by a pair of singles by Widdes and Mills before Nigro struck out to end the uprising. When the dust had settled, Vasey had plated three runners ching, Orillia, Hor- seshoe Valley, Midland Golf & Country, South Muskoka and Shanty Bay. and led 13-0. In the final frame, the Expos converted a single and five Brent McClean bases on balls for three tallies. Bob Widdes went six innings for the win -striking out three while giving up five hits. The big bat for Vasey was held by Don Foxall as he stroked three doubles in four at bats, scoring twice and knocking in three runs. Widdes stroked three singles in four attempts, scored once and recorded one rbi.