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i Z. a C'mon, you can make it It may look like Ray Goodenough is welcoming a little child instead of a club bowl as he coaxes a shot into the proper position in the Sterling Trust competition. The tournament was held at the Midland Lawn Bowling around. Jr. Kings schedule finalized The final schedule for the Penetanguishene Jr. Kings hockey club has been drawn up for the upcoming season, with games spread throughout the months of October to January. The schedule looks like this: October 1 Penetang at Oro \ | 3 Midland at\Penetang 5 Penetang at Gravenhurst 10 Oro at Penetang 17 Parry Sound at Penetang 19 Penetang at Haliburton 24 Oro at Penetang 26 Penetang at Parry Sound 31 Penetang at Midland November 2 Bracebridge at Penetang 7 Huntsville at Penetang 9 Penetang at Haliburton 14 Haliburton at Penetang 16 Midland at Penetang 20 Penetang at Parry Sound 21 Oro at Penetang 28 Penetang at Huntsville 30 Penetang at Midland December 3 Penetang at Oro 5 Parry Sound at Penetang 12 Penetang at Bracebridge 19 Penetang at Huntsville 21 Gravenhurst at Penetang 26 Midland at Penetang 28 Bracebridge at Penetang January 2 Huntsville at Penetang 4 Penetang at Gravenhurst 9 Gravenhurst at Penetang 11 Penetang at Midland 16 Haliburton at Penetang 18 Penetang at Parry Sound 21 Penetang at Oro 23 Penetang at Bracebridge 30 Parry Sound at Penetang. All Sunday home games will be played at 7:30 p.m., while home games played on Friday will be at 8:30 p.m. Page 26, Wednesday, September 10, 1980 Club Monday, with 12 rinks from the competing. Midland rink of Vera Perrin and Bella Bailey won the cup last year, but failed to find the mark this time Goodenough's The Sterling Trust trophy was won by the rink of Ken Ellis, skip, Marg Newton, vice skip, and Helen Redman splitting the duties of lead with Marjorie Lusk in competition involving 39 Midland bowlers at the local lawn bowling club Monday. Their victory stopped the rink of Ray Goodenough, Vera Perrin, and Bella Bailey from claiming the prize for the second year in a row. The Ellis rink also received _ individual trophies that they can keep, in addition to being the holders of the larger trophy for the year. In second place, Bruce MacArthur, skip, Irene Wilford, vice-skip, and Tom Gilmore, lead, won with two games and 32 plus 1 points. The rink of Graydon Bir oid Goldie Faragher, and Dorothy Tucker won two games with 31 plus 4 points, to take third place in the competition. The winner of the high single game was the team skipped by Ken Cowan, with Helena Cheatley, and Norm Parsons rounding out the team, scoring 26 with a plus of 7 points. Draws and _ prizes followed the tour- Kings have tryout dates changed Tryout times have been changed for the Penetanguishene Jr. C Kings hockey team, but only slightly. The first night, the 16th willstay the same, ice time being 8 p.m. to S302 Dane seal athe Penetanguishene Arena. The rest of the times will be put ahead a half hour though to 8:30 p.m. until 10 p.m., the location remaining the same. The other dates will be the 17,18; 19, 21, 22: 23, and 24 of Sept., with an exhibition game being played on the 24th. The opposition team will be announced soon. Times set to sign up for minor hockey The Penetanguishene Minor Hockey registration times have been settled upon, taking place at the Penetanguishene Arena Lounge. This Friday night, from 7-9 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. will be the times and dates for the registration. League President, Don Tannahill, says that they have held registrations throug- hout the school system, but further times will allow everyone in- terested to sign up. Registration fees are met at according to the level of play entered. Ancient rituals held at MSS in Around this time of year, young men run out on the Midland Secondary School football field, try to run into each other, grun- ling and groaning, and sweating profusely. Don't fear, though, it's not a new illness. In fact, this has been going on for years around the country at other high schools. It's football fever, and the senior football hopefuls have it at the Hugel Street gridiron. The tryouts attracted some of the more seriously afflicted, with a good number of the fall returnees coming back to join the squad. Coach Bob McVean, of Midland, is happy with the spirit the team members have been showing so far, adding that the team should be solidified as a unit by the end of this week. Although there have been problems with available equipment, McVean will work along with' the other coach, Randy Ritchie, of Perkinsfield, to outfit a team. The decision has been made to only outfit as many men'as can be done properly, ac- cording to McVean. nament, that looked like it might have to be cancelled by the rain in the early morning, but the weather. turned really nice for the af- ternoon's event. A picnic lunch was served after the second game, with the trophies being awarded by Walter McGilvray, president of the club, following the end of the tournament play. The Jitney prizes were also presented, which were competed for during the summer on Saturday afternoons. Ed Pypher took top honors in these awards, with Sidney Griffiths iaking direction of the play during the year. The three-10 end game tournament. was Centennials tryout prove grit is alive It looked like something out of Hockey Night in Canada, with players hitting each other as hard as they could into the boards of the Wasaga Beach Arena. Tension was, indeed, high at the first night of the tryouts for the Midland Jr. '"'C" Cen- lennials team heid Sundav as evidenced hv the many near fights that could have hap- pened. very successful, with everyone' enjoying themselves immensely. Pushing and shoving, along with some high sticking, proved to the coaches that these players were eager to make the team, and they weren't about to let anything stop them, not even the other players. Next round for the - tryouts will be held at the Wasaga Beach Arena, tomorrow night with a lot more action promised for those who are there for the 9:30 ice time. The Penetanguishene A ~ 2a Squadron invites all those interested in taking a course in Basic Boating and other elective courses to enroll for evening classes on MONDAY, SEPT. 22, 1980 OR WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1980. Enrolments will be taken at Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School or at Midland Secondary School. Power will be served. own D./ J. oe... Week. ee... Admission is free to all these events eee. participation. Sunday 14th -- Member Presbyterian Church. Monday 15th -- Cards - Tuesday 16th -- Cards - Wednesday 17th -- Senior Citizens Saturday 20th -- Our regular Sat Baked Beans and Home Made Bread. Everyone is invited to dro LEGION WEEK Sept. 14 to 20 Thursday 18th -- Darts Night. Friday 19th -- Bingo Night. Dance in the Club Rooms. Music by our PAST - PRESIDENTS SUPPER AT7P.M. Robert Magnus President. Branch 68 Penetang Legion Ss will attend the Morning service at First Euchre, Fifty Eight, Cribbage and Pool. Euchre, Fifty Eight, Cribbage and Pool. Night, Music and Dance. Lunch -- urday Night Dance. Lunch of p in at the Legion Hall during this Special and we look forward to your