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ane -- sine eter I TA EEE: oo I Bele TF a 2 . Bz. ba _ a = ATS AA wa So. aa : Phd. Mapes Canter Call summer show results Canter Call Farms held its summer schooling show on Sunday. Twenty-three horses and riders from Cookstown, Barrie, Stayner and Midland competed in the 14 classes. Mr. Bert Ross from High Meadows Farms in Uxbridge, assisted by Sally McNab, judged the equitation and hunter classes. There was a ride-off for the junior hunter champion of the day. Suzanne Ainley riding Royal Rhythm, Kate Edwards riding My Fair Lady and Kelly Barbour riding Miss Velvet were all tied at the end of the scheduled competition. During the final test, the riders were asked to do flying changes and a fence to break the tie. Kelly Barbour on Miss Velvet won the final test to earn the title, 'Junior Hunter Champion of the Day"'. Kate Edwards and My Fair Lady were reserve champions. There was a tie for '"'Open Hunter of the Day". Alison Salter on Expense Account and Kate Edwards on My Fair Lady rode a shortened higher course to decide the "Open Champion of the Day". Alison Salter and Expense Account took home the plaque and the Championship ribbon while Kate Edwards and My Fair Lady won the Open Reserve Championship ribbon. Results Class 1 Showmanship on the Line 1. Judy Lord on Kerry On, 2. Wendy Hunt on Chipits, 3. Kelly Barbour on Miss Velvet, 4. Maureen Kelly on Prince Khorazan, 5. Kim Billington on Jet Away. Class 2 Walk Trot Class for Beginners 1. Michelle Douglas on Lady Be Good, 2. Leanne Smith on Chipits, 3. Kim Tersigni on Sir Kollie Boy. Class 3 Junior Equitation 1. Lisa Morgan on Lady Be Good, 2. Susan Van Klink on Susan's Treasure, 3. Kate Edwards on My Fair Lady, 4. Kelly Barbour on Miss Velvet, 5. Scott Powell on Alexa. Class 4 Open Equitation 1. Lisa Morgan on Lady Be Good, 2. Kim Billington on Jet Away, 3. Kelly Barbour on Miss Velvet, 4. Alison Salter on Kerry On, 5. Kate Edwards on My Fair Lady. Class 5 Equitation Over Fences 1. Brian Powell on Snickers, 2. Brad Powell on Trixie, 3. Alison Salter on Expense Account, 4. Kate Edwards on My Fair Lady, 5. David Lackie on Whispering Rose. Yyy --Y Class 6 Junior Hunter Over Fences 1. Royal Rhythm - Suzanne Ainley, 2. My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards, 3. Expense Account - Alison Salter, 4. Snickers - Brian Powell, 5. Alexa - Scott Powell. Class 7 Baby Green Hunter Over Fences 1. Lady Be Good - Lisa Morgan, 2. Whispering Rose - David Lackie, 3. Alexa - Scott Powell, 4. Sir Kollie Boy - Chris Sutton. Class 8 Open Hunter 1. My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards, 2. Expense Account - Alison Salter, 3. Royal Rhythm - Suzanne Ainley, 4. Miss Velvet - Kelly Barbour, 5. Busters' Secretary - Ellen Runball. Class 9 Junior Pleasure Hack 1. Jet Away - Kim Billington, 2. My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards, 3. Royal Rhythm - Suzanne Ainley, 4. Lady. Be-Good - Lisa Morgan, 5. Sir Kollie Boy - Chris Sutton. Class 10 Open Pleasure Hack 1. Jet Away - Kim Billington, 2. Prince Khorazan - Maureen Kelly, 3. Lady Be Good - Lisa Morgan, 4. Busters' Secretary - Ellen Rumball, 5. Miss Velvet - Kelly Barbour. Class 11 Junior Hunter Hack (fence) 1. Miss Velvet - Kelly Barbour, 2. Susan's a » % te: Beach volleyball action A total of six teams of four players each took part in an invitational volleyball tournament in Little Lake Park, Saturday. The tournament was organized by the Midland Volleyball Club and was meant to get local people involved in the sport. Winners of the tournament were the Balmy Beach team from Toronto. Next ac- later. It was a comeback that will go into the books as Midland Therrien's Intermediate Ladies' Softball team fought back from an 8-3 deficit Thursday night to claim the first game in their best of three semi-final series with Christian Island by a 9-8 score. Pitching for Midland were Norma Jean "Beans'"' Lediard and Sharon Borrow, those two walking eight batters. Brenda McCue provided the pitching for Christian Island, walking five batters and striking out six. Midland took an early lead in the first inning with a pair of runs and then had a 3-1 lead at the seven runners, three in the fourth and four in fifth. In the sixth inning, Midland got back on track and brought in six runs while holding Christian Island off the ~ scoreboard to take the lead once again for the win. Top hitters for Christian Island were Mary Lou Monague with a double, hitting three for four, Claudette Copegog hitting two for four with a walk and Brenda McCue hitting three for four with two walks. Gail Latour' was Midland's top hitter with four hits for four times at bat and two walks while Marilyn Treasure - Susan Van Klink, 3. Chumley - Connie MacDonald, 4. Trixie - Brad Powell, 5. Royal Rhythm - Suzanne Ainley. Class 12 Open Hunter Hack (fence) 1. Expense Account - Alison Salter, 2. My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards, 3. Miss Velvet - Kelly Barbour, 4. Lady Be Good - Lisa Morgan, 5. Busters' Secretary - Ellen Rumball. Class 13 Junior Hunter Over Fences 1. Lady Be Good - Lisa Morgan, 2. Snickers - Brian Powell, 3. Miss Velvet - Kelly Barbour, 4. My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards, 5. Susan's Treasure - Susan Van Klink. Class 14 Open Hunter Over Fences 1. Whispering Rose - David Lackie, 2. Lady Be Good - Lisa Morgan, 3. Spring Break - Barbara Baird, 4. Busters' Secretary - Ellen Rumball, 5. My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards. Junior Hunter Champion Miss Velvet - Kelly Barbour; Reserve - My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards; Open Champion - Expense Account - Alison Salter; Reserve - My Fair Lady - Kate Edwards. Epic win for Therrien's ladies The two teams met four with one double, Norma Jean Lediard hit two for three with one walk and Hamelin hit two for three with a triple. again last night Gayle press time. Christian Island, the results from that match coming too late for Oldtimer slowpitch tournament Elmvale Oldtimers Slowpitch team will get together with Molson's Breweries to sponsor a tournament in Elmvale on Saturday, Aug. 15 and a total of eight teams will vie for medals in the competition. Action is slated to get underway at 9 a.m. and teams from Coldwater, Maple Valley, Bracebridge, Gravenhurst, Barrie, Penetanguishene and one additional un- decided squad will attempt to take home the hardware. The championship game is scheduled to begin at approximately 7:30 p.m. Saturday evening. tion on the courts will be a men's and women's triples volleyball tour- nament Sunday. This competition is only open to Midland area residents. That event will start at 12 noon with prizes for teams in both men's and women's competition to be awarded bottom of the second inning. Both terams went scoreless in the third inning, Midland con- tinuing that way for the next two innings. Christian Island took advantage of mistakes by the Midland squad in the fourth and fifth innings, bringing in Beauchamp on deck Bev Beauchamp, a Penetanguishene Stoneleigh Pontiettes player, limbers up in the on deck circle during a game Saturday, part of the regional Juvenile softball tournament hosted by Pontiettes. Next to the wheel, the best invention is Courtesy Rentals at 526-3777 24 hr. service Car & Truck Rentals VEHICLES Starting at *8.99 per day & Kms * the Morasse hit three for ON ALL BIKES IN STOCK Aannton TATA 2 CB900C Sugg. Ret. Price $4299. SALE $3849. PDI Tax & License Extra SAVE $450. Sugg. Ret. Price $3499. SALE $3199. PDI Tax & License Extra SAVE $300. Similar Savings On Other Models In-Stock! Cycle Sport Hwy. 11 - 2 miles south of Barrie 726-8771 Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1981 i se UR. 5 MSC SLL ot & of ,,Page 21 v2 Fhe ' . : - Sonia