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Penetanguishene IVI honours handed out Don ee Penetanguishene Minor Hockey held their annual banquet Monday nea: hit ion Penetanguishene Arena. The evening began with the introduction of the head table and the Mother's- Auxiliary who prepared the food for the banquet. At the head table were League President Veronica Cowan, Vice- president Josie O'Hara, Directors Teresa Quesnelle and Rita Hook, Secretary Yvonne Ladouceur and Secretary-Treasurer Elaine Gianetto. Penetanguishene Mayor Ron Bellisle then spoke to those present at the banauet. : The current executive of Penetanguishene Minor Hockey was then introduced and they were Past President Gloria Cowden, Vice- President David Dupuis, Second Vice- President Gary Ronald, Secretaries Pat Roi and Pat Ryan, Finance Chairman Paul Dion and Directors Ann Morrow, Maurice Gianetto, John O'Hara, Ron Marchildon, Larry Banks, Don McNee, Vera Dusome, Reg McConkey and Gerry Hewitt. Prior to the presen- tation of the awards, banquet spokesman Don Tannahill acknowle- dged the effort and work' put in by tthe many timekeepers, referees, . coaches, managers, trainers and parents. Junior D House League presentations were made first with Peter Deacon and Jim Junnie receiving an _ ap- preciation award for the work they put into running that division. Trophy Then, the first place trophy was presented to the Blouins and Penetanguishene Motor Sales teams who tied for the top sopt. Next came the presentation for Junior C House League play, as looked after by Bert Mason, Brian McConkey and Brian Forget. First place trophy for that division was then presented to the coach and captain of Penetanguishene Legion, that trophy being the Grew Boats Trophy. Most Valuable Player for that division was Tim Mason for which he received an award and he was joined by Raymond Dupuis as the Most Sportsmanlike Player, and Shawn McConkey as the Most Improved Player. In the tyke division, Robbie Newburn and Pat Marion' were directing things and awards in that division went to Chris Leonard as MVP, Grant Peterson as MSP, Art Duval as MIP and Steve . Lefrenier " Best - Goalie. - ve Novice.> Awards were given to Doug Mundy, Ralph Nattrick, ae ON AI P- emeete + nee Harry Irvine and Mike Brophy. The Little NHL Trophy was received by the coach and captain of the Nordiques with Roy Mundy being chosen the MVP, Dan Charlebois the MSP, Thor Hervieux the MIP and Aaron Brophy the Best Goalie. In the Atom House League, the Nordiques took top honours, their coach and _ captain accepted that award. There were no _ in- dividual awards p- resented in that division, as run by Larry Banks, Gerry Hewitt, Gary Ronald and Tim Hook. The Peewee division was run by David McConkey, Kevin McConkey, Ken Wright and John Jesseau. The first place trophy for that division was presented to the coach and captain of AE. LePage Real Estate woth individual awards being won by Peter Dion as MVP, Tim Dion as MSP, Ed Lacroix as MIP and Bob Stewart as Best Goalie. The Bantam-midget division, as looked after by Reg McConkey and Gary St. Croix was won by Chemical Valley. Individual awards in that division were received by Jeff Leclaire as MVP, Kevin McConkey as MSP and Bob Haworth as Best Goalie. Individual awards in the midget-juvenile division were presented to Brian Forget as MVP, Robert Quesnelle Simcoe Rural Fastball begins May 21 Action in the Simcoe Rural Fastball League will be getting under way May 21 with nine teams in competition instead of the usual 10. Coldwater is the team that has dropped out of by Beulah M. Barr Friends near and far are cordially invited to attend the Memorial Service to be held at Hobart Memorial Church on Sunday, May 17 at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Robert Little of Midland, will be the guest Minister for the occasion and_ the Message in Song will be provided by The Wright Singers of Newmarket. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Smith flew to Mon- treal to spend a recent weekend along with two other Millers and their wives of Midland. Ogilvie Mills Ltd. of Midland, organized the the league, leaving Midland Athenian Raiders, Vasey Twin Lakes, Vasey Royals, Elmvale, Phelpston, Hillsdale Hustlers, Perkinsfield, Wyevale and Wyebridge Warriors trying for the top spot. This year's league is being headed by Brian Dutton of Wyebridge as president with Bob Widdes of Vasey in the inor Hockey Monday as MSP, David Ruston as MIP and Tim King as Best Goalie for which he received the Benson Cup. The Rogers Cup for the first place in that division was won by Scotia Bank accepted by that team's coach and captain. Team play In all-star or representative team play, the major atoms' MVP was Jim Hartman while MSP was Shawn Desroches and Stewart vice-president's chair. Secretary-treasurer for this year is Ron Johnson of Midland while the umpire con- tact is Wayne Miller of Midland. trip in connection with their Mills in Montreal, where the men were busily engaged. A banquet was held'on Saturday evening to wind up procedures. During the daytime the girls went shopping. A number of young local women have finished their work at Midhurst where they spent their days plucking small trees fr. -o3m dear Mother Earth. Among those who helped the cause were Sue Hill, Janet Smith, Sharon Pottage and Bonnie King. Rest up girls. Allenwood Allenwood Women's Institute held its May meeting at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food office in Elmvale last week and on hand to entertain were a group of 18 4-H girls and their leaders Mrs. Verna Trace and Mrs. John Knuff. Mrs. Knuff gave members of Allenwood W.I. a report of the work done by the girls, the contruction of either a vest, skirt or jacket and later a fashion show was held. The 4-H'ers staged a skit for their audience and were congratulated by W.I. members on the work they had ac- complished. A total of 13 members took part in the May . program, opened by president Mrs. James Phillips. The program was on family and consumer __ affairs, headed by Mrs. Truax. During the business portion of the meeting, three delegates were chosen to attend the District Annual to be held in Elmvale May 26. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bernard Desroches, June 3 at 2 p.m. OPEN FOR THE SEASON Thursday, May 14th HOLT'S MARKET Hwy 27, Fergusonvale OPENING SPECIALS- EFFECTIVE MAY 14- 18 Sunkist Oranges 138 size 99° Doz Head Lettuce 2 Heads Radishes & Gr. Onions Mix or Match 4 for 99° Mrs. Gloria Toole and sons, of Midland, en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Smith and boys over Easter Weekend. Among those celebrating Birthdays in the month of April were Douglas Lockhart and Jennifer Hill. Belated good wishes are ex- tended them. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Ab Mino of Moonstone and family in the recent loss of husband and father. CORRECTION NOTICE 1981 Spring and Summer Catalogue Page 12--Items No. 5 and 7 are reversed: Page 23--Item No. 11 should read . $3.47: Page 25--Item No. 4 is NOT reinforc- ed: Page 50--Item 436-7170 should read 2 box pack: Page 89--Item No. 9 should read .09 each; item No. 10 should read .10 each: Page 115--Item 415- 2107 should read "aluminum cookware' '. Dominion Hardware regrets any inconvenience these errors might have caused our customers. aot ROLLER SKATING at Midland Centennial Arena May 15,16,17 14 yrs and under 6 p.m. to8 p.m. 15 yrs and over 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Admission Prices With your own skates $2.00 Admission plus rentals $2.50 Over 300 pair of precision Roller Skate & rentats ~ NOSPECTA TORS rae Fraser was MIP. That division was looked after by Gary St. Croix, Stephen MacD- SDonald, Peter But- tineau, Larry Butson and David McConkey. Major peewee action, as supervised by Bert Dubeau and George Restrup, saw Steven Jackson claim the MVP Award with David Restrup getting the MSP award and Wayne Robillard getting the MIP award. David Dupuis, Aimee Gignac and Pat Gignac were responsible for the success of the major bantam division and the MVP was Darryl Belcourt with Shawn Marchand as the MSP and Paul Ryan as the MIP. In major midget action, David Robillard was MVP with David Gianetto as MSP and David LeFaive as MIP. That division was watched over' by Maurice' Gianetto, Danny Gianetto and Larry Cowan. Team crests were then handed out to team representatives to be distributed among the boys. Receiving the award for the Most Improved Gi pe.b i e ron Penetanguishene Minor Hockey was Mike Cing- Mars, that being presented by David Dupuis. David McConkey was chosen the Coach of the Year by the members of the Penetanguishene Minor Hockey System. Closing off the presentations was the G. Therrien Award presented to the executive member considered to have contributed the most to the Penetanguishene Minor Hockey System, Reg McConkey winning that honour. At the end of the evening, the boys lined up for autographs by the guest speaker of the evening. Jim Hamilton of the ' National Hockey League's Pitt- sburgh Penguins. TINY TOWNSHIP HEAVY GARBAGE PICK-UP For discarded furniture, etc., will be week of May 18, the day following your regular pick- up. M. 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