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Huronia calendar Sept. 27 An Evening of Song, to be performed by Vicki Thompson and accompanist Kathleen Lohrenz, begins at 8 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 27th in Calvary Baptist Church, King Street in Midland. Tickets are available from Johnstone's Music Land, Uptown Tobacco and Gift Shop and at the door. Admission is $3.00. Sept. 28 -- St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Hillsdale, is having anniversary services Sunday, Sept. 28 at 11 a.m. Music will be by the O.B.C. Chorale, Toronto. Service con- ducted by Rev. William Lennips. Sept. 30 -- Telecare Midland will hold a meeting for the general public on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. in Midland Secondary School to acquaint the Huronia District with the Telecare movement and specifically Telecare Midland. Everyone is welcome. Oct. 1 -- A puppet show will be put on during the Midland Public Library's pre-schoolers' story hour. which starts at 10:30 a.m. in the library. Films for youngsters will be shown in the library on Friday nights, too. October 1 and 2 The Community Services Team at the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre is holding an open house Wednesday, Oct. 1 from 11 a.m, to 4 p.m. and Thursday, Oct. 2 from 2 to 7 p.m. at its' new headquarters in the former superintendent's residence on the grounds. Members of the public and health care professionals are invited to come to meet team members, view displays and audio visual productions about the services available. Refreshments will be served. = Oct. 2 -- Thursday, Oct. 2, a euchre party will be held at 8 p.m. in the basement hall of the Champlain Club of Our Lady of Rosary Church, located across the bay from Penetanguishene. Prizes and door prizes will be given out. A light luneh will be served. Oct. 4 -- The IODE annual fall Nearly-New, Attic Treasures and Rummage Sale will be held in St. Mark's Anglican Parish Hall, Midland at Third Street and Easy Street, Sat., Oct. 4. Doors open at 11 a.m. \ -- Wyebridge Parks and Recreation Will be holding their first dance of the season, featuring Marcel Maurice and the Nor- therners, at 8:30 p.m. in the Wyebridge Community Centre. Tickets $9 per couple. Lunch served and door prizes. Phone 526- 9592 or 526-7203. Oct. 6 -_ Toanche Parks and Recreation will receive nominations for executive positions at the general meeting Monday, Oct. 6, at 7 p.m. at Highland Point\Church\. Highland Point. Oct.7 -- Telecare Midland Training program will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 7 at St. Paul's United Church 'at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $10 for 50 hours of training. Oct. 10 -- The Senior Citizens Club of Midland is having a rummage sale at their club rooms at the corner of First Street and Hugel Avenue on Friday, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. -- Midland Rotary Club is sponsoring -an Oktoberfest celebration jointly with the German-Canadian Club on Oct. 4. Doors open at Yonge Street Civic Centre at 7 p.m. Oct. 18 -- The Midland Horticultural Society is sponsoring a bus trip to the Kitchener Market on Oct. 18 with the possibility of a mystery side trip. For further details please phone either Mrs. Maria Wittig, 526-5530, or Mrs. H. Cheatley 526-5551. Oct. 20, 21, 23 -- You can learn CPR (cardio pulmonary resuscitation) at Penetanguishene Legion. Last date to register is Oct. 10. For more information contact Gerard Desrochers, 549- 8311. Oct. 22 -- Christmas Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale to be held Wed. Oct. 22 at IOOF Hall, Waubaushene, from 2-4 p.m. Sponsored by U.C.W. Waubaushene. Oct. 24 -- The Penetanguishene ~ United Church Women are holding a rummage sale in the Legion Hall Friday, Oct. 24 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Page 28, Friday, September 26,1980 Three ESPSS gals make it to tennis finals in Orillia by Ken Regan Sixteen students from Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School travelled to the Zone 3 Tennis Tournament in Orillia. on Monday and three of the girls made their way to. the Georgian Bay Secon- darv School Athletic Association Tennis Finals. The three girls, Anne Merkley, Jane Merkley and Lisa Bourgeois were all champions in their particular divisions on Monday and if they can win their way to the semi-final round of the G.B.S.S.A. tournament, they will qualify for a spot in the All-Ontario finals in Brantford on Oct. 2. Anne Merkley won the Girls' Singles play while Jane Merkley and Lisa Bourgeois won the Girls' Doubles. Several of the boys teams did very well at Monday's_ tournament also. Joe Lafreniere and Martin Woods were consolation champs in the Boys' Doubles while Pierre Gignac teamed up with Michelle Desjardins to win the consolation round in the Mixed Doubles. The tournament held Monday in Orillia in- cluded teams from Midland, (Mid.), Brock- Cannington, Elmvale, (Elm), and _ Orillia District Collegiate Institute, (OD). Following are the results of Monday's action RESULTS OF HOW E.S.P.S.S. DID AT THE ZONE 3 TOUR NAMENT BOYS' DOUBLES a) Joe Lafreniere and Martin Woods -lost to Stephen Kramp and Tom Chapman (Mid) 10-7 -defeated Doug Kirton and Rob Connelly (Elm) 10-7 -defeated Al Delange and Pete Wright (Mid) 10-2 -Consolation Champions b) David Robillard and Trent Maracle -defeated Al Delange and Pete Wright (Mid) 10-6 defeated Ryan Curtis and Rich St.Amand (OD).10-5 -lost to Terry McLean and Ralph Tulipano (OD) 10-3 -lost to Stephen Kramp and Tom Chapman (Mid) 10-4 BOYS' SINGLES A( Tim Hook -lost to Rick Skalosky (OD) 10-4 -defeated Rob Desroches comes first in Barrie First. place was reserved for Midland Secondary School's senior boys' cross- country team in Barrie at a cross-country meet Wednesday. Ernie Desroches ran hard for first place for the Midland squad with Glen Heyer taking 12th, Rick Scott 16th, Chris Shearer 20th, Larry Cadieux 25th, Rod Nanibush 26th and Dwight Copegog 44th. Both the midget and junior boys' teams claimed fourth spot in their divisions. Ian Porter claimed 11th spot with Denny Cadieux coming in 20th, Bill Black 23rd and Steve Robertson 3ist. Junior boy Dave Larmand finished in 14th position while teammate Dan Guthrie took 15th. Paul Northcott was 17th. Bernard Cadieux 24th. Kent Goldsmith 33rd. Greg Murawski 43rd and Phil Camin McConnell (Elm) 8-5 -lost to Roger Allen (Elm) 8-4 b) Dave Atkinson -lost to Andy Bramer (OD) 10-0 -lost to Roger Allen (Elm) 8-6 MIXED DOUBLES a) Pierre Gignac and Michelle Desjardins -lost to Don Behan and Lee Wilford (OD). 10-2 -defeated Todd Wood and Kelly Dove (Elm) 10-6 -defeated Wayne Allen and Lori Todd (Elm) 10- 5 -Consolation Champions pions 50th. No girls' team went to the meet but individual placings went to Shaunna Ferguson for 23rd. Tami Findley 39th and Sandi Thomas 40th. Crusaders take on Kolts It will be a regular battle of giants tonight at the Midland YMCA when St. Theresa's Crusaders take on the Kapuskasing Kolts at 6:30 p.m. The seniors boys' vollevhall team from St. Theresa's is ranked number one in single "A" play. Thev will come up against the Kolts in a game that is bound to create, a 1Ole ol 2x7 citement for volleyball fans in Midland. ea The Kolts are ranked fourth in Ontario. OPEN HOUSE, MENTAL HEALTH CENTRE, PENETANGUISHENE CST Wed., Oct. 1st, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. _ COMMUNITY SERVICES TEAM Displays, slide presentations, video-taped portrayals of family and marital therapy. Refreshments. New location Thurs., Oct. 2nd, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the former superintendent's residence. EVERYONE WELCOME. b) Mare Ladouceur and Sharon Bellehumeur -lost to Mike Bosveld and Liz Petrie (OD) 10-3 -lost to Don Behan and Lee Wilford (OD) 10-4 GIRLS' SINGLES a) Anne Merkley -defeated Jane Fairburn (Brock) 10-0 -defeated Jenny Slat- tery (OD) 10-3 - -single's champion b)) Veronica Visser -lost to Lynne Brogan (Brock) 10-1 -defeated Jane Fairburn (Brock) 10-6 -lost to Colleen Dolan (Mid) 10-6 GIRLS' DOUBLES a) Jane Merkley and Lisa Bourgeois -defeated Wendy Potts and Kari Simpson (Elm) 10-2 -defeated Lori Cham- bers and Mary Chambers (Mid) 10-8 -defeated Trish Nichols and Chris Jollow (Brock) 10-3 -doubles' champions b) Cathy King and Natalie King -defeated Heather Pearson and Alison Moore (Mid) 10-3 ; -lost to Trish Nichols and Chris Jollow (Brock) 10-7 Y ORILLIA CINEMA3 -- } 'COLBORNE ST 326-3338! bees cee meee eS SSeS Se SSS SS SSS SSS Ses sess MOUNTAIN one Restricted: Adult Ente er \ 7an '7 arid 9 7 and 9 'I eat Pen Twin Theatres fel Sat. 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