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Intermediate softball action Penetang Juveniles take over first, Midland ties for third Penetang Juveniles have taken over first place in Ladies Inter- mediate Softball action, beating Penetang G and C Wednesday evening 8- 6 at McGuire Park. Before the game, both Penetang clubs had identical 5-0 season records. Behind the strong pitching of Nancy Bell, the Juveniles knocked out 25 hits over seven innings. G and C used three pitchers in an effort to slow down the Juveniles' hitting spree. The Penetang G.and C team jumped into a quick 3-0 lead, but the Juveniles -- together only three months under coach Doug Stewart -- hit back with four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning, and another three in the fifth. Dale Butt took the loss for G and C, but her team mates had 29 hits. The Juveniles managed to kill their opponents' scoring chances, stranding many runners on base. The Juveniles travel to Christian Island this Sunday and G and C ' goes to Port McNicoll next Tuesday for their seventh game of the season. Midland wins too Midland Therriens picked up their third win of the year, beating Phelpston 10-9 in another game Wed- nesday evening. Down 9-8 going into the bottom of the seventh and last inning, the Therriens brought in two runs to grab the win from Phelpston. The two teams are now tied for third spot in the standings with 3-3 records. A Tuesday evening Summer camp season on its way in Midland by Theresa McNamara As the end of June nears so does the end of another school year. Whatever will our temporarily-ex-school children be doing this summer? Here's a thought how about summer camp. Summer camp is a learning experience as well as being a means by which to keep your children busy and en- tertained. It is led by trained directors and counsellors able to teach voungsters new Foul swing skills sports. independence, in crafts and It encourages leade- rship, respect for others and respect for the environment.. Summer camp promotes physical fitness as well as mental and social Vikings, Stewart's gain wins McLarney Marine Vikings and Stewart's Gulf picked up two points each to increase their season totals in Tuesday's senior ball hockey action. The Vikings beat E.G. Mink Insurance Premiums 5-2, and Stewart's beat the Dock Pitcher Nancy Bell of the Penetang Juveniles cuts this one back into foul territory during Westies es game against Penetang G & C. Juveniles broke a tie Lunch Penguins 5-2. McLarney Marine's win gives them a 5-3 season record. Brian Pilon scored twice for the Vikings and Keith Presse, Paul Robillard, Pat Duquette added singles. John Beauchamp and Peter Beeny replied for the Premiums. Stewart's Gulf even their record to 4-4 Tuesday with their win. Larry Butson and Ken Mitchell each scored twice to lead Stewart's with Larry Cowan rounding out the scoring. Ivan Moreau got both Penguin goals. for first place beating G & C 8-6. Catching for G & C is Dianne King. Norm Ladouceur is behind the plate calling the balls and strikes. eWilson and Ram Golf Clubs e Shakespeare and Zebco Fishing Rods& Reels BS fy, Dunlop, Slazenger and Wilson ~ Tennis Rackets & Balls well-being and since all activities are scheduled outdoors (except for rainy days activities) children are exposed daily to sun and fresh air. The Midland Y's Men's Club will again be sponsoring a summer camp at Little Lake Park this year. The camp offers' three separate programs: playground for ages 5-7, day camp for ages 8-11 and Adventure Camp for ages 12-15. The programs include fun activities for children such as arts and crafts, nature studies, swimming lessons, canoeing, games and_ special events. Summer camp begins July 7 and lasts until Aug. 15. Children registering need not be YMCA members. Registrations are now being taken at the YMCA at Little Lake Park. For more in- formation, call Barb Brandow or Theresa McNamara at the Y 526- 7828. game between Christian Island and Port MeNicoll was cancelled due to a misplaced umpire. The game will have to be re-scheduled. Schedule for Huronia Fitness Project The Huronia Fitness Project, sponsored by Tiny Township, gets underway June 23-25 with a workshop at the Lafontaine community centre. Testing will provide assessments on body fat, blood pressure, heart attack risk, grip strength flexibility, strength and endurance. The workshops will also give individualized consulting. The schedule for the workshops in the surroun- ding communities this summer is as follows: -- June 26-27: Perkinsfield, ecole des Saints Martyrs Canadien. -- July 45: Waverley rink change room. -- July 7-11: Huronia Mall, Hwy. 27. -- July 14-16: Wyebridge community centre. -- July 18-19: Wyevale Park. -- July 21-23: YMCA, Midland. -- July 28-Aug. 1: Midland Centennial arena. -- August 5-8: Elmvale community centre. -- August 11-15: Penetanguishene arena. -- August 19-20: "The Place," Balm Beach. TV & APPLIANCE SERVICE We offer a full range of service on all brands Of: @ Televisions @ Stereos e@ Air Conditioners e Dehumidifiers @ Fans e Heaters e Bug Lamps e Microwave Ovens } e Major Appliances Authorized Factory Service for Jerrold and Hamlin Converters and Dual Turntables. 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