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jsnnieaitalnitii irony ee = Raiders tied for second in Simcoe Rural Fastball Leading the Simcoe Rural Fastball League in standings after Monday night's action is Vasey Twin Lakes with six wins, one loss and no ties for 12 points. There is a three-way tie for second place with Hillsdale Hustlers and Vasey Royals both having won five games and lost one for 10 points while Midland Athenian Raiders have five wins, two losses and no ties for 10 points. Elmvale Mets have won three games and lost three with one tie for seven points and third place. Next in the standings are the Wyebridge Warriors with two wins, four losses and one tie for five points, leaving them one point ahead of Perkinsfield Bantus with two wins, four losses and no ties for four points. Phelpston Hotel is sitting in the second last position in league standings with one win, five losses and no ties Caswell's down Lercar by score of 7-2 Caswell's Antiques of Penetang Fastball League action trounced Lercar Construction 7-2 Thursday night in McGuire Park in Penetanguishene. Caswell's batted in one run on the first inning, four in the fifth and two more in the sixth for their win. The four runs in the fifth inning came for Caswell's Antiques on two errors by Lercar and singles by Pete Arbour, Steve McDowal, Ron Desroches, Andy Forget and Steve Kennedy. Desroches went three for three times at bat as top hitter for Caswell's. Winning pitcher in the game was Andy Forget. In the other game that night, The Pass narrowly defeated Duval's Variety 4-3 for the win. for two points and Wyevale is still winless with seven losses and no ties for zero points. In Monday night's action, Hillsdale blasted Wyebridge 12-0 while Vasey Royals edged out Midland 3-2. Vasey Twin Lakes doubled the score on Wyevale 8-4 and Perkinsfield beat Phelpston 9-5. ~ Elmvale had a bye game. Next action in Simcoe Rural Fastball will be tomorrow night when Midland Athenian Raiders will host Phelpston in Little Lake Park at 8 p.m. In _other action, Elmvale Mets. will travel to Hillsdale for a 7 p.m._game_ while Perkinsfield Bantus will be playing in Wyebridge at 7 p.m. Wyevale will be in Vasey for an 8:15 p.m. game against the Royals and Vasey Twin Lakes will have a bye game. Summertime Getting to be habit for ToniLembo For the sixth time this year, Toni Lembo of Midland and coach Don Betts of Crestwood Farms in Perkinsfield found themselves accepting champion or reserve championship awards. Saturday, saw Toni Lembo aboard "Something: Ventured"' win the Equitation Under Saddle Class. This win placed Toni ina tie for first place in the Junior "'B"' Equitation Division. On Sunday, Toni's consistent performances aboard Something Ventured captured second and third place in Over Fence Class plus a second place in the Hunter Over Fences Stake Class. These wins provided enough points to capture title and awards as Champion of the Aurora Horse in her Division. Sunday's win was a significant one for Toni, since The Aurora Show is a class one show and the division had 49 entrants.\ In calculating Ontario standings the riders placing The Show Class and number of en- trants determine the points wards. Another Midland resident Michael Stone, saw paydirt when his horse Eldorado placed second in the prestigious Modified Grand Prix. Eldorado was ridden by Jim Elder of Aurora, who is a member of the Canadian Team, which won a gold medal at the Alternate Olympics in Rotterdam this past year. fun in Midland, Penetang With the coming of summer holidays, parents will be looking for something to keep their children busy with and the towns of Midland and Penetanguishene will be helping in that respect. Both towns will be offering day camps through their Parks and Recreation boards. Midland's day camps will be held in Little Lake Park in Midland with the Civic Centre as the location if rain comes. The camps will commence July 6 and are open to children 11 to 14 years old. There will be four sessions, two weeks in length with a fee of $10 being charged for each child. Children attending the camps will learn about and participate in canoeing, tennis, volleyball, soccer, softball and hiking. Registration for the camps will be held at Midland Civic Centre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. and again from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday. Further information can be obtained by con- tacting Kirk Swales at the Civic Centre at 526-8712. In Penetanguishene, the day camps will start July 13 and run until July 24 with the second camp going from Aug. 10 until Aug. 21. There will also be an optional sleepout for those who wish to attend. It will cost $15 to send your child to the day camp with the deadlines for registration set at June 30 for the first camp and July 27 for the second camp. Further information can be gotten by calling 549-7453. CRABBE POOLS Next to the wheel, the best invention is Courtesy Rentals. at 526-3777 24 hr. service NON-SLIP CAS-LOK® COPING AND UNIQUE "INVISIBLE" LINER DESIGN. Stronger than a conventional liner. Exclusive Bio-Pruf® anti-microbial agent formulated into liner vinyl discourages algae, fungus, mold and mildew. 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