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Keegos win gold The Midland Y Keegos placed third out of ten teams last week at the Vic- tor Davis Long Course Pool in Guelph. The Keegos were com- peting in their first long course swim meet (olympic size pool) of the season. This time of year, most of the swim meets are long Meet winners cdurse meets as opposed to the usual short course (25 metres). Although a number of the regular record breakers put in good performances, all swimmers improved their times with Brent Lan- dry doing exceptionally well. In the record breaking Members of the Midland Y Keegos pose in the water after returning from Guelph where they participated in a 10 team meet at the Victor Davis Long Course Pool. Keegos enjoyed a very good meet, placing third overall. The meet served as a warm-up for some of the Keegos who participated in the National Youth Championships in Montreal on the weekend. Tykes romp to win Midland Gervan and Associates Tykes blew the cover off the ball and Coll- ingwood out of the park as they romped to a 20-2 win in York Simcoe Baseball Association regular season play last week at Little Lake Park. Midland scored three times in the first, five in both the third and fourth, two in the fifth and added five in the sixth, while Col- lingwood managed their two in the fourth frame. In the first inning, Mark Larmand doubled _ to centerfield to start things off. With Jess Eason on first by virtue of a base on balls, James Downs belted a three bagger to left, scor- ing Larmand and Eason. Mikey Mannapso cashed in Downs for the inning's third run with a base hit through shortstop. Downs reached first in the third inning on an er- ror to the shortstop and scampered to..third on another infield miscue. Vincent Leary cashed Downs on an aiiother error credited totthe first & Deacon and scored passed ball. Downs scored on Leary's infield out. Mannapso: singled to right and went to second on an error. Cote walked and Deacon singled home Mannapso. Cote scored on Larmand's round tripper. For the second inning in a row, Downs opened with a two bagger. Leary and Cote then walked to load the bases. Downs and Leary then scored on Paul Beauchamp's base hit. Page 18, Tuesday, June 2, Bill Brown opened the five run sixth with a base on balls and scored on yet another double off the bat of Downs. Leary received a free pass and both run- ners eventually scored on an error to the pitcher. Two more walks to Man- napso and Cote and a single off the bat of Beauchamp plated two more runs:to finally end the slaughter. Leary went the distance on the hill for Gervan and Associates to garner the victory. The team is showing more and more confidence each time out, working together as a team. category, Pat Brooks, who just turned 10, broke his brother's team and _ in- dividual regional record in the 400m free style. Pat still has another year to work on this new record. In the boys 11-12 years old, Pat's brother Sean broke the 200m back stroke record with a time of 2:43:38 In the boys 15 and over, Bryan Shouldice broke both the team and Huronia records with a 2:29:89 in the 200m fly. Brian also altered the Midland record book with a time of 2:08:00 in the 200m free style. Records in the 11 and 12 year old bracket fell to Jen- ny Gibson in the 100m and 200m breast stroke events with times of 1:31:72 and 3:11:62 respectively. Muriel Henry's specialty, the butterfly, proved her strongest event, setting a record in the 200m with a very respectable 2:48:30. Kyla Rollinson showed her strength in the backstroke breaking the record in the 200m with a time of 2700074 Midland has fielded some good relay teams in past years. This was to be no exception as gold medals were gobbled up by the local aquatics in the 11 and 12 year old boys and girls and the 15 and over girls. The combination of Jen- ny Gibson, Stacey Robert- son, Muriel Henry and Kyla Rollinson swam an even 2:11 in the 200m free style relay and 2:28:32 in the medley. Sean Brooks, Brent Lan- dry, Chris Neville and Pat Brooks registered a record time of 2:15:06 in the 200m freestyle and 2:32:84 in their 200m medley. The 15 and over girls 200m freestyle relay was swam in a record breaking time of 2:12:64 and the 200m individual medley relay was also a record set- ter with a time of 2:33:92. Becky Whittam, Lise Magnan, Melissa Cave and Kristi Haines were the win- nimg quartet. Measuring Summer is officially here when the ladies don their whites and head for the local lawn bowling club. In this photo, the ladies are measuring the distance bet- ween the closest bowls and the little white ball at the Balmy Bowling Days Ed Pearson It was just another perfect day in paradise at the Midland Lawn Bowl- ing Club on Wednesday. The girls and boys shook the mothballs from their summer whites and lugged their bowls to the green for the first tournament of the season. It was a happy scene as members celebrated the arrival of summer and renewed ac- quaintances from last year. Syd_ Griffiths, the drawmaster, assembled 12 rinks for the two game, mixed triples, event. The greenskeepers had the greens in mint condition and the weatherman co- Tice WC} SWfe support: Regent School Parkview School Bayview School Monsignor Castex School St. Theresa's High Midland Secondary School Prime Time Nursery Small Set Nursery Chamber of Commerce Bayshore Bowling Midland Golf & Country Brooklea Golf & Country Minor Baseball Tina Watling's Dance Centre THANK YOU PARTICIPACTION CHALLENGERS The Midland Recreation Department would like to thank all those in- dividuals and groups who took on the Challenge on Wednesday, May It was the efforts of such people (and you know who you are), that made Participaction Day a success. We only lost by a small margin, the final score was Midland with 43% of its population participating and Orillia with 46%. We'll get them next year for sure!! We would like to give recognition to the following groups for their Shuffleboard Club Tennis Club Air Cadets Sea Cadets St. Andrew's Manor Villa Retirement Lodge Villa Nursing Home Sue Blake & Friends Leitz Accounting Dept. Waltec Plastics Maclean Hunter Gervan & Associates Downer's Yacht Haven YMCA Thank You!! The Midland Recreation Dept. Lawnbowling Club Adult Rehab. Centre Teskey, Heacock, Ferguson & Main McCready & Shirriff Billians Valu Mart Ladies' Powderpuff Ball Mid.-Pen. Ladies' Ball Dairy Queen Staff Toronto Dominion Royal Bank : Bank of Montreal Canada Manpower Martial Arts Academy Hacker, Gignac & Rice operated with a sparkling day. Ed Pypher with Betty Titherington and Ed pear- son at-lead were the overall winners. The dynamic trio of Sandy MacDonald, Dorothy Tucker and Marge Stamp were runners-up. Ken MacKenzie, Florence Broad and Cliff Ross com- bottom of the picture. The ladies seem to be amused at something the photographer said. Trust it was in good taste, Ed. bined to count a two game score. The members are look- ing forward to another ex- citing social and sporting season. Last year they celebrated two weddings at the club. Next Thursday, the Ellis Trophy for mixed triples gets underway at 1:30 p.m. The greens are situated on the east side of beautiful Little Lake Park, enter off King Street opposite the cemetery. Spectators are invited and those in- terested in. exploring the interesting game of bowls are welcome to approach any of the members for details. AND ALL AT THE PUSH OF A BUTTON! LOADED! Trap-focus, integrated flash and more dynamic features than any other autofocus SLR. . . 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