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a Budents, staff walk-out? What looked like a massive walkout of students and staff at Midland Secondary School Tuesday morning was actually a recognition of National Health Week. Students and staff at the school took to the streets to traverse a 1.7 mile course up Hugel Avenue, across Old Penetang Rgad, down ---- Yonge Street and across on Noreen Street to return back to the school. First walkers back to the school received yellow and purple ribbons with some students finishing the course in just over 20 minutes. It is estimated approximately 1,600 - students and staff took part in the walk. MSS athletes in action today Athletes at Midland Secondary School will be busv today with 60 track and field athletes from the school attending the Simeoe County Indoor Track Meet at York University. The meet today is for athletes from zones two and three with the top two athletes from each school advancing on to there will be athletes from zones one through Six. Students will compete in the following events: 50 meter hurdles, 50 Recreation curling The Midland Recreational Curling League, operating Wednesday nights in Midland Curling Club, will be holding their championship finals tonight. There are 32 teams in the league and the finalists will be com- peting in one draw that will start at 7 p.m. and run until 11 p.m. They will be com- peting for the Gunther's Watch Center Trophy. Another event planned for Midland Curling Club is the Huronia Auto Glass and Mirror Mixed Curling Bonspiel, sponsored by Nelson Cote of Huronia Auto Glass. There will be 18 local teams entered in that event and they will play two eight-end games with action getting underway at 9 a.m. Saturday. There will also be a final party and dance at the end of that bonspiel. Good guesser Carol Ealey, of Chalet Sports and Equipment, and Georgian Bay Secondary School Association Finals at York University April 15. meter run, 800 meter run. four by 200 meter relav run, 1,500 meter run. 400 meter run, long At the GBSSA finals, jump. triple jump and Rally driving course The Twin Lakes Motor Club will be holding a rallv driving course at Riverview Gardens in Gasoline Alley near Barrie, starting tomorrow night. It will start at 7:30 p.m. and run until 9:30 p.m. and further sessions will be held April 16 and 23 with a graduation rally being run April 745. That will be a test of what the participants have learned in the classroom from the in- structor, Lee Peace. Peace is an experienced rally driver, having raced with the Volvo Motors of Canada rally team for seven years. There will also be other expert instructors at the course. The graduation'rally will take the drivers from the Barrie campus of Georgian College, up to Orillia on backroads and then back to Barrie. Fees for the course is five dollars which includes a booklet on rally driving and your registration into the graduation rally. Anvone wishing more information can call Ross Kirkby at 526-9256. 26th annual Georgian Bay Drama Festival April 9-10-11 One act play competition among Area High Schools MSS cafetorium, 7:30 p.m. curtain time. Three one act plays each night. Adjudicated by Mrs. Friedlander. . Quality bowling for @ Quality Carpet Care Quality Carpet Care of Midland Industrial Bowling has been doing some quality bowling of late and is leading the eastern division in that league as a result. Thev have 58 wins and 26 losses to their record for 133 points. Commodore Hotel is second with 51 wins and 33 losses for 118 points while Norsims Canadianas have 43 wins and 41 losses for 100 points. Bavshore Lanes are shot put. Four MSS gymnasts will also be in action todav in Barrie when thev take part in the All- Ontario trials. fourth with 351 wins and 45 losses for 83 points and Legion Red are further back with 31 wins and 53 losses for 70 points. Bav Mills Bombers are in the basement spot with 28% wins and 54 losses for 65 points. In the western division, Brabant's Construction has a very good lead as well with 57 wins and 27 losses for 134 points. Garner's Sports are next with 52% wins and 31 losses for 123 points while Legion Gold is sitting in third with 4514 wins and 38 losses for 103 points. Huronia Auto Glass is fourth with 40 wins and 44 losses for 91 points league positions, Bay Mills Rookies have 291 wins and 54 losses for 68 points. Dennis Brabant has the high average in league play with his 241 score while Jules Marion is second with 235 score. Sam Poole with 232. is third High scores for this week's action were Moe Lacroix with 328, Jim Bell with 326, Sam Poole with 326, Don Lacroix with 314, Rodney Todd with 295, Bob Pud- dicombe with 288, Bob Jackson with 278, Len Todd with 276, Louis Maurice with 273 and Maurice Lapensee with Za. Winner of the high single of the week trophy donated by Summer's Trophies was Terrv Hoy who bowled a 353 single. and Ladouceur Con- struction is fifth with 31% wins and 52 losses for 69 points. In the bottom spot in 'Join Us | this Sunday"... i For the Sunday Jam at the Bay Moorings featuring "Georgian Country" and others. ¢Your whole family will love Those gymnasts will be Crystal Dickie, Carolvn Watson, Tammy Therrien and Wendy Bowring. 'Me Hy sla i Hi - -- = -- -- = -- GS: Dining Lounge as 8882 = Wilma Friesman together hold the 2 horsepower Johnson outboard motor that Friesman won for making the best guess in the Chalet Sports Spring Splash contest. This year the snowmobile frame chained to the town dock and placed on the ice fell through the ice in late March, a record. PHELPSTON TAVERN ||PAZL AGE } Country & Western Music TAY BR me' Now appearing Coe! Awards presented Sat. night. Pen Admission at the door $2.00 per night, $5.00 for 3 nights. ee Saturdav and Sunday, April 11 and 12 Kentucky Fried Chicken has a sensational special for you. A Bucket, with 15 pieces of finger lickin' good chicken, priced at only $6.95. gem a Tig al Bile i Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Now appearing April 9, 10, 11 F -- <x The Sensational Saturday , Held dbbcie 3 7 and Sunday $6.95 Bucket. 6 April 16 & 18 Willow ¢ At Kentucky Fried Chicken. \ \ There's nothing like it. 1 Leo & Creek ae The Alamos as S Next 7 ~ Y Ee * April 16 & 18 SOaTHeErs DUCKWOR ; A RD. 3 . ; WORTH PLAZA : Re SAE Pe Double Barrel Store Locations: BARRIE, ONT. BARRIE, ONT. ale ae . PH ELPSTON TAVERN feneen' ves TEL alege20 REE: 72570 TEL. 726-2501 ay 70 FIRST ST. 371 KING ST. 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