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vith ing ely. ng, igh the ase to ind let not rs. the ich ht ion sho ice SS -- -------- Ball hockey league picks top brass Penetang-Midland Ball Hockey League held their executive meeting on Aug. 27, at the Penetanguishene Arena, at which time they held their election of officers. Jamie Robillard was elected to his third term as president of the league while Bill Puddicombe was elected vice-president, following two terms as league secretary. Paul Gravelle won election as treasurer for a second term and John St. Amant, in his first year of executive duty will serve as secretary The league which is currently in its third season fielded 10 teams from approximately . 200 members. Anyone wishing to enter his name in his year's draft for the 1981 season should contact Bill Puddicombe at 549-7914. Next meeting of the Penetang-Midland Ball > sports scene, id ee ae Hecekey League will take place in Feh., MSS golf, tennis underway The tennis club at Midland Secondary School has a new head of the tennis team. Starting as coach is MSS teacher Jeff Att- wood, who has a good chance to develop a good team with a real mixture of players. John and _ Steve Friesen will be the oldest members on the team, with the younger grades making up the rest of the team. The young players will be around for a few years, and will certainly benefit from the older players' experience. Elsewhere on the Chester Graham is handling the MSS golf team. Gerry Richard, Brian Garner and Brad Copeland will be returning from last year's team, with Dave Vener and Dan Bressette, along with Frank Mansi making up the rookies of the squad. Glenn Howard is also on the golf team, as well as the football team. Let's hope golf and football really can mix. Council meeting Next regular meeting of Midland town council has been slated for Monday, Sept. 22. As usual these meetings at town hall are open to the general public. ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. Plumbing Heating e DOMESTIC e INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK Specializing in: SUMMER COTTAGES Satisfaction Guaranteed PENETANG 549-7227 3A ROBERT ST. W. \ Canter Call riders return from Orilha with lots of ribbons Three riders from Canter Call Equestrian Centre have done very well once again, this time at the Orillia Fall Fair over the weekend. Kate Edward and Nancy Barnett' of Midland and Michele Lackey of Wyevale competed at the fair, along with Jane Bar- nett, who joined them although she does not keep her horses at the centre. Nancy Barnett rode Tara to claim two reserve championships, one in the green division and the other in the junior division. Collision time If gracefulness mattered Sunday night at the Wasaga Beach Arena, it sure didn't show as about 37 hopefuls ° tried out fora place on the Midland Jr. him. C Centennials. Here, Travis Bon- She also won a first in junior hunter, a second in junior hunter stake, a third in green hunter hack, a fourth in hunter hack, another fourth in green hunter stake, and a fifth in junior equitation. Michele Lackey claimed a first in open equitation, a second in junior equitation, and a third in junior hack. Kate Edwards won several prizes, in- cluding a third in junior equitation, a third in open hunter stake, a fifth in junior hunter over fences and a sixth in junior hunter stakes. neville from Midland, number 7, finds that it might just be easier to go through the other player than around Fencing by HURONIA FENCE PROTECTION © PRIVACY PROPERTY ENHANCEMENT © Economical viny|!-coated chain link fencing and gates -- available in white, brown, black, green or galvanized finishes @ Sleek metal panel fencing and gates -- baked-on paint finish -- available in redwood, white, brown or combinations Professionally installed, or we provide the materials for you to do it yourself. For expert consultation and a free estimate, telephone 526-6873 She was riding her horse, Renaissance. Jane Barnett, rode MSS- good year ahead Midland Secondary School football coaches Randy Ritchie and Bob MecVean are looking forward to a _ very successful crew. Some of the returning veterans are quar- terback Steve Friesen; running backs Todd Clarke and Paul Belanger; ends Kevin Cowden and_ Scott Shaw; and the heart of any team, the linemen, Wilson Cowan, Ron ' Ubbens, Mike Josland, Paul Hahn, Jan Moreau and Dan Grenier. A fine rookie crop from the Grade 10s and 11s will make this team a contender in their league. Barrie Central and Alliston will still be their main opposition. Midland's young men practice every night after school until 6:15 or 6:30. The time and effort that the team puts in certainly contributes to the spirit of the school. Stone claims two firsts Michael Stone of Midland rode in the Uxbridge Fall Fair Open Hunter division recently, winning a first in hunter hack, and another first in hunter over fences. Stone rode his horse, Canado, and will join the other riders from Canter Call Equestrian Centre at the Midland Fall Fair this weekend in the competitions there. her horse, Shadowman, to win a second in green working hunter, a second in open equitation, a fourth in open hunter stake, a fourth in junior hunter stake, and fifth and sixth places in hunter over fences. Oldtimers close, but no gold Penetanguishene~ Hotel Brule Oldtimers didn't quite catch the gold medal 'at the second annual Skugog River Shinny Tour- nament held in Lindsay over the weekend. However, they did manage to claim the silver medal after closing 3-1 to the Kit- chener-Waterloo Saints in the finals "A" division. Dave Stainton, of Penetang, scored the first goal of the season for the Oldtimers, with John Dion scoring twice in the game. Larry Leroux and Larry Marchand joined in with singles to make the game a 5-3 victory for the Oldtimers. From there, the Oldtimers went on to record two shutout games, with Nelson Robillard putting on the strong performance for Penetang. He played all four games in net. Their first shutout victory came when they met Millbrook Oldtimers, defeating them 5-0. Alvin Robillard scored twWo goals, with Chuck Hatfield, Larry Marchand, and Larry Leroux each gaining singles for their team. The Oldtimers' third game was the semi+ finals, and they showed that they fully in- tended winning the gold, as they downed the Gravenhurst Oldtimers 2-0. Chuck Hatfield and Ken Davidson each scored singles, for Penetang. , The final game was close, but un- fortunately, proved to be the downfall of Penetang. Alvin Robillard scored the only goal for Penetang, with the score 2-1 with one minute left in the third period. Penetang pulled their goalie in an attempt to tie the score, but the Saints found the open net a welcome place for the puck once more. Coach of Penetang, Stan LeClair, felt that his team played well, adding, that, "my only regret is that I wish more people from Penetang could have seen the high calibre of hockey this club displayed." However, if you were one of the people who missed the games, don't worry, you will still get a chance to see the team in action when they take on the Montreal Oldtimers at the Penetang Arena Nov. 8. Penetang will also be in the Gravenhurst tournament, Sept. 20, and 21, and then go on to Orillia October 17, 18 and 19. BUY TWO-GET 50% OFF ON SECOND MACHINE Sl skidoo. STURGEON POINT .%'% MARINA x of ste ~ ~. (t) \ S ent MS ORRI Buy any new 1980 or 1981 machine and you or a friend can get the second one for 50 per cent Off. Find a friend and shave the savings. Offer good from Sept. 3 to 15th. election of: snowm Wasaga Beach 429- 2934 pti Wednesday, September 10, 1980, Page 27