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Cen Kurrles are rally winners Husband and wife team, Monika and Cam Kurrle were the winners of the Twin Lakes Motor Club (TLMC) 4th Annual "Jumpin' Ls | { } i All winners Shown here are the winners from the Jum- pin' Jack Flash car rally. Front (1 to r):; Nan- Several Midland Secondary School will send six athletes to the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association Track and Field Meet in Etobicoke next week. MSS had a full complement of athletes at the OFSSA regional meet at York Universi- ty Thursday and Saturday. Jennifer Currie showed her ability in her specialty by throwing the discuss to a second place finish in the senior girls event. Galoshiels rugby team wins pair Galoshiels Academy rugby team of Scotland were guests of Midland Secondary School last week. Galoshiels, who are on a two week tour of Ontario, played MSS Midget Marauders in the first match and fell behind quickly 12-0. However, the Marauders were unable to maintain their momentum and.ost the con- test 18-16. The lead changed hands in the last minute of play. Jason Bennet, Joe King and. Brian Craig played well for Midland. The action was fast paced throughout and the quality of rugby excellent. The Junior Marauders also played an outstanding game, dropping a 21-20 decision in the last minute of play. Jamie Peden, Rob King, Tom Lediard and Sean Best scored tries for MSS with King converting a pair. Such games of quality means that rugby has arrived at MSS. To play so well against one of the leading schools in Scotland is a feather n the caps of the entire team. Jack Flash' Memorial Rally held in the Midland area on Sunday. This was the Kurrles second rally. Driver cy Burnham, 2nd; Rachel Archer, 3rd. Back: Monika and Cam Kurrle 1st; Ted Hill, 2nd; school Bob Dundas recorded a personal best of 13.36 meters in the junior boys triple jump, good for second place. John Gibson also registered a personal best in the senior boys triple jump with a mark of 13.66m finishing third. Rob Lee continued his strong showing in the pole vault finishing third in junior boys Monika and navigator Cam came second in the 1987 Fall Rally also hosted bt TLMC. Competitors started and finished at the Chris Hoy, 3rd; John L. Saunders and John Brown (organizers). ecords while John Richardson came out of nowhere to gain fourth, qualifying for next weekend's action. Also in junior boys, Scott Rowland set a new school record in the high jump with a mark of 1.90m, finishing second. Another fine performance was turned in by Andrew Burgher in the senior boys 200m just Granada Restaurant located at the corner of Highway 93 and Balm Beach Road, after completing a 91.45 km course in a recom- mended hour and 48 minutes. Since low score wins, points were given for arriving at check points too early or too late. A total of 31 questions had to be answered and of course, wrong answers earned the team points. Questions ranged from '"'How many NFL cities have NHL franchises?"' to naming the cows counted in the fields from 'here to there"' to 'What happens to your lap when you stand up?" Organizers John L. Saunders and John Brown isncluded questions requiring obser- vation along the route which provided a closer look at the beautiful Georgian Bay countryside. While the Kurrles were driving to their first place finish in a 1986 Dodge Caravan, second place winners Nancy Burnham (driver) and Ted Hill (navigator) were within 15 points driving a 1986 Mazda truck. Burnham, an experienced Ice-Racer, will also compete in the upcoming TLMC Sum- mer Slalom events in which she was a major competitor last season. First time competitors Chris Hoy (driver) and Rachael Archer (navigator) placed third in a 4x4 Chevrolet Silver Auto. Information about this years fall rally can be obtained by contacting John L. Saunders at 526-7528. Information about the Summer Slalom Series can be obtained by contacting Ross Kirkby at 526-8845. broken missing out qualifying with a fifth place finish in 22.34, a new school record. Other results are:Bob Dundas, fifth, junior boys long jump, 6.41m; John Richardson, 5th, jr. boys 100m; Jon Poole, 6th, jr. boys pole vault; Heather Moore, 6th, sr. girls high jump, Kara Armstrong, jr. girls 800m; Karen Graham, sr. girls shot put; and Denise Green- wood, jr. girls discus, 25.36m. . Ray Goodenough goes to grass at the Midland Lawn Bowling Club's Participac- tion Tournament last Wednesday. The top He stoops to conquer rink for Midland, aided and abetted by Vice Edna McDonald and lead Marge Lusk, they were bested by the eventual winners, the all-ladies rink of Flo Thorn from the Orillia Club. Wednesday, June 1, 1988, Page 11