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'Men's basketball to begin soon Grizzlies from Barrie. The following day will Oct. 7 will be the opening day for the new season of Simcoe mark the first game of County's Intermediate the Midland team and Men's Basketball they will take on the Orillia Lakers in the gymnasium of Midland Secondary School. League when Deemac Stingers from King City will meet the Georgian Got ya! Todd Clarke of Midland Secondary School's football team is brought down by a member of Park St. Wednesday, 8 Oct. - 8 p.m. Orillia Lakers at Midland Wednesday, 8 Oct. - 8 The game will begin at 8 p.m. The schedule for the month of Oct. looks like this:.. pm Stayner Mistics Tuesday, 7 Oct.- 8pm. at Alliston Sports Deemac Stingers at Marauders Georgian Grizzlies Thursday, 9 Oct. - 8 p- School in Orillia. The game, played at MSS Friday ended in a 23-19 victory for Midland. .m. Queens Hotel Sports at CC Panthers Wednesday, 15 Oct. - 8:45 p.m. Georgian Grizzlies at Queens Sports Hotel Wednesday, 15 Oct. - 8.pm. Midland at In volleyball action at St. Theresa's High School in Midland Monday, Midland Secondary School's three boys' teams shared varied success. The juniors lost to St. Theresa's 15-7 and 15-6 but won over Elmvale District High School 15- 10 and 15-11. Midgets also lost to St. Theresa's 16-14 and 15-7. They, however, won Deemac Stingers Wednesday, 15 Oct. - 8 p.m. Orillia Lakers at Alliston Sports Marauders Thursday, 16 Oct. - 8 p.m. CC Panthers at Barrie Blues - Varied success their games against Elmvale 15-6 and 15-7. The Senior team played a little better recording wins in games against Elmvale 15-12 and' 15-11 (and: > St: Theresa's 15-6 and 15-10. For the seniors Glen Haughton and John Faragher played ex- ceptionally well, as did Ken Mugford and John Friesen for the juniors and Duncan McCready and Dennis Robitaille for the midgets. Tuesday, 21 Oct. - 8 p.m. Stayner Mistics at Georgian Grizzlies Wednesday, 22 Oct. 8 p.m. Alliston Sports Marauders at Midland Thursday, 23 Oct. 8 p.m. Deemac Stingers at Barrie Blues Thursday, 23 Oct. - 8 p.m. Orillia Lakers at CC Panthers Monday, 27 Oct. - 8 p.m. Georgian Grizzlies at Orillia Lakers Wednesday, 29 Oct. - 8 p.m. CC Panthers at Deemac Stingers Wednesday, 29 Oct. 8:45 p.m. Barrie Blues at Queens Hotel Sports Thursday, 30 Oct. - 8 p.m. Midland at Stayner Mistics CORRECTIONS We wish to draw your attention to the following errors in our current 1980-81 Fall & Winter Catalogue Page.2: Item 1, Perma-Fill Super Anti-Freeze. Copy reads 'Used at full strength, stays perfectly fluid at the coldest temperature you're likely to face.' PLEASE NOTE: This product must be mixed 3 parts anti-freeze to 2 parts water for maximum protection. It should not be used full strength. OPage 4: Item 13, Battery Warming Blanket. Copy reads $9.95 up, should read $10.95. DPage 5: Booster Cables. Listed under Premium grade, 12-ft length. Copy reads 12-1207, should read 11-1207. OPage 28: item 4, #10-2050, Anti-Spill Snowmobile Battery. Copy reads guaranteed 12 months, should read 18 months. DPage 31: Illustration numbers 7 and 8 should be transposed, copy is correct. JPage 52: Clutch Assemblies. Listing of prices under 'Clutch Assembly Full Price' is incorrect. Prices should read Chev & GMC '%-ton vans $63.95. Dodge %, % & 1-ton vans, pick-ups $81.95. Econoline vans $64.95. Datsun $61.95. Camaro $59.95. DiPage 65: Item 6; Wheel Discs. Description is incorrect. Should read 'Indy' style discs. S:nulated lugs. Anodized finish. 37-6128X -- 13 or 14' wheel size. 4 for $59.95. Page 121: Illustration numbers 8 and 9 should be transposed, copy is correct. (JPage 157; Item 17 #63-3711, Laundry Faucet. Copy reads 4" centres, should read 3%"' centres. OPage 191: Item 2, #43-1645. Copy reads 3.5-litre Cornwall slow cooker, should read 3.5-litre Rival Crock Pot. Page 203. Illustration numbers 1 and 2 should be transposed, copy is correct. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd. MSS girls second in tourney Kim Carpenter, Carolyn Meech, Kelly Edwards and Mary Russell of Midland Secondary School usually play on the junior girls' basketball team, but for a tournament held in Elmira, Ontario over the weekend, they were seniors. The tournament was held Saturday and the Midland squad first met Guelph, soundly defeating them 46-8. Tracy Vent scored 14 points in that game while Kelly Edwards proved to all watching that she could handle herself as well as any of the seniors when she totalled up 10 points. Sunday Sinners see upsets The biggest move in Penetanguishene Sunday Sinners' Bowling League is by the Lucky Strikers who moved from third place up toa first place finish for the week. The league bowls out of the Perietanguishene bowling alley, this week being one for a great number of upsets. The Born Losers who were leading the league after last week's play has now dropped into second and are followed closely by the Heavy Rollers who were third from last this previous week. ewes -- Gerald Lesperance saw his high average of 205 drop down to fourth highest. The new leader in that category for men is Jim Bressette with 217. Ladies' high average holder, Pamela Lesperance maintained her title with no one coming close to her 190 yet. Jim Bressette also moved ahead in the high single score beating Dean Chapman with his 317 score. Pat McConkey held the title for the ladies until this week, but fell to third behind Betty Thayer with 273 and Stella McIntaggart with 259. Brressette also claimed the title of high triple with a score of 878, relegating Gerald Lesperance to a second place position. Pamela Lesperance held onto her high triple score of 647. In the semi-final round, Midland squeezed out mimira 28-24 in an exciting overtime game. Elmira went on to win their next two games which meant that they would face Midland once again in the finals. Strong defence for Elmira was the undoing of Midland's squad as they went down in defeat a close 27-22 for the second place finish. 5 Employment and Immigration Canada Emploi et Immigration Canada ATTENTION: UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CLAIMANTS In view of the current strike of clerical employees, UI benefit cheques may be picked up in person at a Pay Distribution Centre. Report cards may be dropped off at either a Canada Employment Centre or a Pay Distribution Centre. Distribution Centre and times are listed below: Thursday - 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at 522 Elizabeth Street, Midland. For claimants of Flos Township, East of County Road 29. Thursday - 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Barrie Armouries. It is essential to bring along your Social In- surance Number card and one other piece of identification. TRAMISOL $21.49 extra profit per head at Thorlakson Feedyards. Sam G. Raaflaub Vice-President, Thorlakson Feedyards In a recent trial at Thorlakson Feedyards, Airdrie. Alberta. 70 head of cattle treated with TRAMISOL dewormer were compared with a 70-head control group. At Thorlakson Feedyards the efficacy of a dewormer is determined by measuring rate of gain and feed efficiency. After 115 days. the TRAMISOL treated cattle had gained an average of 405 Ib. The untreated group. gained 374 lb. per head. The difference: 29 extra Ib. per head with TRAMISOL. And at market that meant a net return of $21.49 extra profit per head. TRAMISOL. It pays off. wi CYANAM1ID Wednesday, October 1, 1980, Page 23