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Good soccer action . Indusmin blanks Leitz four to nil was an exciting Bo between Midland Indusmin and Leitz Canada Soccer clubs Monday night at Midland Secondary School, Midland Indusmin winning the game 4-0. Indusmin controlled the play throughout the game, their four goals coming in quick suc- cession in a 12 minute stretch Indusmin's first goal was scored on a corner kick by Payl Cox from the left wing at the 31 minute mark of the game, the ball bouncing End of the season Burkevale School came second in the finals of the Penetanguishene-Lafontaine Elementary Schools Girls Baseball League last week. From left, sitting, are notte vanderZwan, off the head of Keith Duval. Then, Pat Brodeur put the ball in the bottom left hand corner of the net on a pass from Dennis Moreau three minutes later. Teddy Kennedy put the next goal in for Kathy Jackson, Tracy Giddy, Kim Rick, Heather Willson, Tammy Gerow, Brenda Jackson. Standing, from left are Jean- Terrie-Anne Price, Indusmin after he ac- cepted a cross pass from Moreau, missing the open net for the first time. He retrieved the ball though and put it in the net. Brodeur ended the scoring for Indusmin at Maureen McConnell. Dupuis, Norma Giddy, the 43 minute mark of play on a pass from Kennedy and Cox. Cox played an out- standing game _ for Indusmin at the 43 minute mark of play on a pass from Kennedy and Cox. Cox played an out- \ WY S " oW an _s >see oe ps So st tes . peans Paula McClinton, Kelly Stewart, Kim June /1s date circus coming to Vi Members of Victoria Harbour. Lions Club and members of the municipality's -- volun- leer fire department are teaming up to bring the famous Martin and Downs Circus to Vic- toria Harbour on Sunday June 7 for a 2 p.m. performance. What is expected to be a family afternoon under the big top, the circus will attract literally hundreds of people from Victoria Harbour and area. Designed strictly for family audiences and billed as au old time tent circus, the Martin and Downs Cireus will present 15 trained animal and variety acts to please both young and old alike. Adults wishing to relive childhood memories or to _ in- troduce their children or grandchildren to the magic of the big top, are invited to the A & W lacrosse wins season opener 7-2 It was a win for Midland A & W Peewee lacrosse team this past Wednesday when they travelled to Huntsville for their first league game of the season. The Midland squad rounded up seven goals to down Huntsville quite easily 7-2, Wayne Desjardin leading the team in scoring with three goals. Brad Wadge scored a pair of goals for Midland and added two assists while John Gibson and Orten Crawford each added a goal and an assist. Jason Perreault picked up a single assist for Midland in that game. The next game for the A & W team will be tonight in Midland Centennial Arena when they will take on Gravenhurst at 7:30 p.m. All Midland sports fans are asked to come out and cheer this team on. ctoria RC board meeting Next regular meeting of the Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board has been set for Wed- nesday, June 3. As usual the meeting in the education centre at Barrie will com- mence at 8 p.m. Page 18, Wednesday, May 27, 1981 showgrounds at Victoria Harbour ball field on circus morning to see the raising of the big top and the feeding of the animals. Under the big top, the land of spangles and mirth, you will enjoy such favourites 4s: esteemed equine exhibitions of liberty horses, the antics of clever canines, trained llama and performing mule, aerial artistry on the trapeze and spanish web, juggling and balancing stars, the rib tickling antics of the clowns, and of course the Circus Elephant. Fun and excitement for the whole family at family prices. Also on the grounds before and after each main show per- formance, will be the circus animal and children's petting zoo, the giant killer python snake exhibit and circus pony rides. Next to the wheel, the best invention Is Courtesy Rentals at 526-3777 24 hr. service Harbour All these attractions are available at a separate nominal cost. Remember....Save money and help your local sponsor. Buy your advance discount tickets ahead of show day from various local stores and from members of Lions Club and fire dept. Advance tickets will not be on sale circus day. standing game _ for Indusmin as did Peter Robitaille of Leitz who made some very good saves, giving Indusmin lots of trouble. Leitz Canada will be in action tonight in Midland when they will take on American Hotel from Barrie, that game starting at 7 p.m. Midland Indusmin will be idle tonight but will play next Wed- nesday at MSS against the Italians from Barrie, that game also starting at 7 p.m. The newest addition to the Indusmin club for that game will be Frank Barker who recently came over from Scotland and will prove a valuable asset to the team. Summer playground program inthe works Midland Y's Men's Club has appointed a new summer playground director. Nancy Hook of Midland will be directing the intown, weekday vacation program, named Camp Wendakay. A playground offers the perfect opportunities for a child to be entertained as well as educated in crafts and sports. The summer playground offers rewards, novel skills and friends, swimming and crafts, but most of all great outdoor fun. Camp Wendakay is now accepting registrations for the activities which begin June 30 and end Aug. ih The playground, along with 12 trained coun- sellors, begins at nine in the morning and con- tinues until 4:30 p.m. with .supervised lunch hour. It all takes place at Little Lake Park and the YMCA. Registration is now taking place at the YMCA. There is a maximum of 85 children permitted to register each week - so hurry to avoid disap- pointment. For further information call Nancy Hook at 526- 7828. BRIAN J. ALVES, M.C.S.P., Reg. Pht. is pleased to announce the opening of a PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJURY CLINIC MIDLAND MEDICAL CLINIC 366 Midland, Avenue Midland, Ontario MONDAY JUNE 1st, 1981 The clinic will be open from 5 p.m. - * Monday to Thursday By Referral ONTARIO HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN 7 p.m. Phone 526-4833 CALLING ALL CARS ALIGNMENT 9 an SPECIAL M Adjust caster, camber and toe-in te air pressure Inspect front end suspension springs shock absorbers steering assembly Any necessary parts and installation extra, if required Most passenger cars. Any additional paris of service will be quoted belore work 15 stared ee ee