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wn oe ti 5. eas a ae ae ESPSS Report have a dance. There'll be a disc jockey and lots of good music. by Marjory Hammond Well. Penetang -- get readv!! Today the s'udent bodv of ESPSS is going out to "blitz? for our citrus fruit campaign. We're hoping to cover The actors and ac- tresses are practising twice a week for Man of LaMancha. Brian Wagg the entire town in one' has the lead in the night production. From Here's something of what's been heard the interest to students. On Nov. 7 we're going to practices are going well and the performances promise to be very good. The "pit band" also practises twice a week, on Tuesdays' and Thursday evenings. As of now. the performers and musicians practise separately but they will be getting together soon. The Music depart- ment set a date for this vear's concert -- Dec. 18. The concert band practises Mondays after school and the stage band practises after school on Wednesdays. With each practice, there is considerable improvement. Thursday, a number of senior students will be visiting various universities. It was a busy week for Spiker second in Int. Ascoring Terry Spiker is the only Midland Athletic player to get into the scoring race in Intermediate A hockey league action as of Oct. 22. Spiker is in second place, well up in the standings with eight goals and two assists for 10 points. He is tied with three other players in that position, Lance Kealy of Owen Sound Greys, Steve Lyon of Georgetown Raiders and Terry Giffen of Barrie Flyers. All four are only two points out of first place, with another four players tied for the top position. In top spots are Murray White of Collingwood _ Shipbuilders, Frank Sheffield of Barrie Flyers, Brabant bowls high score of week Denis Brabant of Midland Industrial Midland bowled a 323 Bowling League play for high single of the (ec! 26. week trophy donated by High scores for the Summer's Trophies in Jeavue also include Canter Call claims coup Canter Call Equestrian Centre has a new coach and trainer that will definitely help riders at the centre. Susan Fraser has won several championships, her name being synonymous with horse back riding par excellence. In 1974, Fraser placed in second place in the Three Day Event Championships at Joker's Hill. She was Canadian Preliminary Champion and a Rothman's scholarship winner in 1975. This past summer, Fraser coached the Nova Scotia Dressage team which won the Ontario Vytas Urdas of Orillia Terriers and Al Woods of Georgetown Raiders. On that date, Midland was fifth in team penalty minutes with 76, Georgetown having the most with 224. Midland is last in team power play goals with two. Collingwood Shipbuilders are first with eight. Midland, on the other hand, is first in team short handed goals with two. Midland's goals against_average is 8.50, their goal's for at 4.50. Those figures will have changed after this past weekend's play. Maurice Lapensee with 313. Paul Buttineau with 290 and Rick Gervais with 287. "Denis Brabant also holds the high average with a score of 255 while Sam Poole is close behind with 236. louis Maurice is in third position with 232. In the Eastern Division, Quality Carpet is leading with 32 points. Right behind them is Commodore Hotel with 31 and in third is Nor- sim's Canadianas with 28. Pulling up the rear are Bayshore Lanes with 24, Bay Mills Bombers with 15. and Legion Red with 8. Brabant's __Constru- ction is in first place in the western division with 40 points. Krazy 7 are in second with 31, no real threat vel to the lead. Garner's Sports are in third with 23 points followed by Legion Gold with 19, Ladouceur Construction with 18 and Bav Mills Rookies with b. CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOUR EAR...AND YOURS ALONE...THE | Championships. \ She wasi also the Medium I Dressage Eastern BeltoneDUO HEARING AID ESPSS athletes as competitions in cross- country, basketball and vollevball were com- pleted. X-Country The GBSSA cross- country meet was held in Thornlea last Wed- nesdav. The top 10 runners in each division went on to run in the Ontario's. Three ESPSS runners came very close to qualifving. Suzanne Desroches placed 12th out of 64 in the midget girls race; and senior runners Lyle Buttineau and John Roi ended up 13th and 14th respec- tivelv. In the midget bovs race there were 120 runners in which Ken McGrath finished 25th. Volleyball Penetang's' three bovs' volleyball teams hosted squads from Midland and Orillia District. action In senior ESPSS was defeated by both MSS, (6-15 and 9- 15) and ODCVI (4-15 and 0-15). Penetang's junior team split their matches defeating Midland 16-14, 15-12 and losing to Orillia District 14-16, 9- 15. Our midget team lost to MSS 8-15, 7-15 and to Orillia District as well by the scores of 11-15, 2-_ 15. Basketball In basketball, Penetang's girls travelled to Midland to face the powerful MSS girls basketball teams. The midget girls lost 17- 38. with Luanne Hook and Jackie Arbour as high scorers for Penetang. ESPSS Junior girls were undefeated going into their game against Midland but lost out by the score of 20-41. Penetang's Suzanne Desroches scored six points. Midland's senior girls basketball team overpowered ESPSS 53- 28. Bev and Barb Fit- zgerald were high scorers from Penetang with 10 and eight points respectively. ESPSS had its ninth annual senior girls basketball tournament this past weekend with five senior teams and one junior team com- peting. Barrie North's seniors emerged victorious over ESPSS. seniors in the championship finals, the score ending at 32- 19. Elmvale, last year's champions, went home with the silver medal as consolation winners. ESPSS defeated Elmvale 38-35 and Parrv sound 33-20 to win a berth in the finals. High scorer for the tournament from Penetang was Barb Fitzgerald with 34 points. Walter J. Schmidt Your vote is your most valuable possession in our free society. Your vote for Schmidt will be put to its best use on your behalf. VOTE on Nov. 10 Schmidt for Ward 2 Canadian Champion in Ottawa in 1980. Fraser has won Hunter and Jumper Zone awards in the Maritimes in addition to her numerous awards, She will be teaching four days a week at Canter Call Equestrian Center and she is also working with Cindy Neale, Canada's Dressage Champion at the Canter Call facilities. Fraser will be giving clinics throughout Canada and United States as well. At Canter Call, Fraser is, teaching the riders how to train their h orses as well as how to ride, something not done before now at Canter Call. CALL COLLECT 737-1113 Find out if you can hear better with this tiny all-within-the-ear aid. ¢ Custom made to fit within your ear. ¢ Custom made for your comfort. ¢ Engineered to your hearing needs. Over 30 Models -- One for every budget. Beltone Hearing Aid Service-- 110 Dunlop St. W., at Bradford Barrie, Ontario L4N-4Y4 MSS pulls off triple at ages Thursday, Midland Secondary School's three girls' basketball 'eams downed Penetanguishene Secondary School's girls in league play on all three levels. Joanelle Bourgeois of the senior squad led her feam with 15 points in their win over PSS 53-28. \ngie Pumputis and Tracey Vent scored 14 points each in that game High scorer was Mary Chambers with 10 points in the midgets' victory over Penetanguishene 35-17 Midland juniors won 41-20 over PSS with Carolvn Meech scoring 12 points and~ Kelly Edwards eight. candidates. Lawrence F. Petrie, presently employed as a draftsman at the Collingwood Shipyards, seeks election as trustee to the Simcoe County Board of Education. Representing the Separate School Ratepayers, North Ward. This Ward covers the townships of Nottawasaga. Sunnidale, Flos, Medonte, Orillia, Matchedash, Tay, Tiny, Vespra, Oro, Mara and Rama. The villages of Creemore, Coldwater, Victoria Harbour and Port McNicoll. The towns of Collingwood, Stayner, Penetanguishene, Midland and Wasaga Beach. The City of Orillia. This position is presently being contested by five other Elmvale, As a father of four children, one at St. Mary's R. C. Separate. School and three at Collingwood Collegiate Institute. | havea Sc ae interest in our children's education. L. F. Petrie 37 Wellington St., Collingwood 445-1018 -- Page 34, Wednesday, better: 29, 1980 . Councillors: Councillors: Councillors: Councillors: Councillors: McNicoll. P.U.C.: Nelson Baumgardner P.U.C.: Harry Baumgardner NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given to the municipal electors of the VILLAGE OF PORT MCNICOLL That whereas more candidates have been nominated to each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held upon the dates and at the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. OFFICE(S) FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD: Reeve: Patrick V. Armstrong Reeve: John B. Moreau Reeve: Regis Quesnelle Deputy-Reeve: Ted Walker Deputy-Reeve: Tom Savage Chris Merritt E. Ross Cameron David G. Stone George Hill Leo J. Copeland ADVANCE POLLS: DATE(S(: Saturday, November ist, 1980 LOCATION: Municipal Office, corner of 4th Ave., and 3rd Street, Port TIME: Advance polls will be open from 9 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. REGULAR POLLS: DATE: Monday, November 10th, 1980 LOCATION: Canadian Legion Building (Downstairs), corner of 3rd Ave., and 2nd Street, Port McNicoll. TIME: Regular polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. PROXY APPLICATIONS A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Polling Day to receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the polling subdivision in which the person appointing the voting proxy is entitled to vote. Given under my hand this 23rd day of October, 1980. Elected by Acclamation Alexander J. Hancox, Returning Officer. LT ce Tiles EE I AP Ls CRS TLE ELIE ils TOT: 1 2 age SR IE FE i