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Midland's Regen! School Principal John Potts claims tha: by summer's end, students are Standing around outside, waiting for classes to commence. On Friday, Grade 8 scholars (L to R) a Footloose and fancy free...until today! Chris Trottier, Jason Jones, and Jason Howard volunteered 'o0 come inside and assist the busy custodial staff ready classrooms for today's ac- tivities. TV6 takes you to all the action Communily TV 6 returns !o the screen nex: week with whe Ontario Ball Hockey Championships. Vide 'aped on Aug. 24 and 25 a lvenetanguishene Arena, we games will be featured as well as the opening and closing ceremcnies. Jamie Robillard, presiden ot) phe Penetang Midland Ball Hockey League, says he is pleased wi'h 'he success of the ;ournamen', and hopes ha by hosting the championships, 'he league will see increased interes! in the game in his area. Communi'y TV 6 volunteers and staff worked hard © cover he fas'-paced action in the final game as well as in a Penetang Midland match againsi he Lambeth team. When Community TV 6 begins its 85 °86 season n Tuesday evening, wa ch for the Penetang vs. Lambeth game a 7:30 p.m. Then on Wednesday, Sep!. 4, see he O.B.H.A. cup game, again a' 7:30 p.m. Community TV 6 is your local access station. Faciliies for communi'y television programming are provided free cf.eharge by Maclean Hunter Cable TV. For more information call the programming staff a' 526-7905 cr visi! the studio on Balm Beach Road wesi of Midland. ; Recreation's in your future at Midland YMCA The opportunity to explore a career in recreation management is coming soon to the YMCA, where one of every six Midlanders is a member: the highest ratio of community involvement for any Y across North America. OCAP (Ontario Carieien Action Program) will be among the first priorities for new Program and Physical Director Brian Seabourn, who com- menced his official duties on Wednesday. The provincial Ministry of Colleges and Universities program will give Seabourn three months to introduce one or more young people to his profession, without committing them to a full time job. He plans to involve the successful ap- plicant(s) in the supervision of a range of Y activities including the pre-school program, and the teen gym and Swims. Seabourn, a Humber College Recreation Leadership graduate, says OCAP experience would be excellent preparation for anybody planning io enroll in a_ similar course, OCAP applicants mus! be between 16 and 24 years of age, out of school for at least three months, and currently unemployed. OCAP ""trainees" receive a $100 week training allowance, but previous OCAP "trainees" are ineligible for further assistance from the program. You can express your interest with OCAP at the Midland Y, in a brief letter to Brian Seabourn, Box 488, YC A, Midland, before Sepiember 11. and Penetang Figure Skating Club Penetang Minor Hockey Association REGISTRATION-PENETANG ARENA Thurs., September 5-6:30 to 9 p.m. Sat., September 7-9 a.m. to noon Power Skate & Pre-season warmup also available by CLARA POWER When the Tall Ships came in for the weekend the Victoria Harbour Lions Club members, and 'heir spouses, manned a Food Booth and supplied portable washrooms a! 'he Governmen Dock for he duration of the Brigatine's stay. The following is a list of all the names of the kids who were spon- sored by the Lions Club 0 goou! for a sail on the '"Pathfinder'*: Darren Junea, S'even Elliot, Lisa Ditchburn, Kelly Ditchburn, Erika Kaus, Norm Madair, Andrea Matthew, John Ash- wood, Rcb Elliot, Jennifer Woodrow, John Woodrow, Roxanne Esterbrooks, Nevine S!. Aman, Scot! Robitaille, Gizelle Vote, David Jackson, Sherry Hall, Tammy Moreau, Kathy Craig. And they all had a marvellous time! The Lions Club will resume 'heir regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednesday of 'he month. Their firs! meeting will be on Sept. eleventh ai 7:30 p.m. a! he Harbour Diner. The Leo's Club is a Lien sponsored Youth Group. They (the Leos) will be getting together for their first monthly 247 King St., Midland throughout the year. with travellers. A WELL RESPECTED NAME WITH THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC 526-4201 There are many reasons why MARLIN TRAVEL has become the preferred travel agency for many people in Midland and the surrounding area. It is one of the most well known firms in handling tours and travel of every description MARLIN TRAVEL is recognized by all the major airlines, steamship companies and hotels around the world and can arrange fast efficient bookings. 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