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' High School students placed 10th and 1ith ina field of 30 in the first meet of the Simcoe County Cross-country League. Last Thursday at ~Sunnidale Park in Barrie, Rodger Allen and Derek Amos, ' running in the Junior - Boys Division, were 10th and~ 11th respectively. Two more EDHS students, Kevin House and Peter . Desroches, finished in 16th and 17th place. Lori McCallum, a new member of the _ local high. school's cross- country team, competed _in the Open Girls Division. In her first race she finished ahead of several other run- ners. The cross-country team will be in com- petition again tomorrow. +Buttineau tops in YBC Keith Buttineau rolled a 303 to top the Junior division of Midland Youth Bowling Council play Sept. 19. Far back of the high roller was Steven Parent with a 216. Other top juniors were John Sykes, 208; Tina Brabant, 185; and John McMann, 179. Nicole Parent had the best score of the day in the Bantam division, scoring a 207. Others were Denise Greenwood and Edmund McTague, both at 161, David Lacroix at 157, and Mary Lynn McBrien at 154. Angela Morrison rolled a 75 to top the Peewee division, followed by Miranda Brabant with 67. Evangelical Lutheran Church @ Sundays ATHENIAN HALL ~10:30a:m. = Rev. Paul A. Schult Pastor Two Elmvale District Alley Cats take over first The Alley Cats picked up two wins during Sunday Sinners Bowling League play Sept. 20 to move past the Lucky Strikers into top spot. The Alley Cats and The Lucky Strikers each have four wins after two weeks of play, but the Cats have collected 10 points - one more than the Strikers. Pat's Rats, The Heavy Rollers and The Born Losers are tied in third spot with three wins and seven points apiece. The Seven UPs trail with one win and two points. Jim Bressette topped both the men's high singles and high triple lists, scoring a single game of 286 and a three-game total of 705. Bruce Latondress has the best mens' average after two weeks - 228 - with Bressette following closely at 226. Stella McIntaggart topped the ladies' high single list with a 269, and rolled the day's high triple of 638. Barb Cascanette continues to hold the top ladies' average with 194, followed by Pat Langley at 178. Kings host Blues tonight Penetanguishene Jr. C Kings hockey club will be trying for their third straight win in exhibition play, tonight, when they take to the ice in Penetanguishene for an 8:30 p.m. game against the Bradford Blues of the Mid-Ontario Jr. C. hockey league. The Kings recorded two wins this past weekend over a team from Buffalo, New York, 9-4 and 9-8. This will be the last game situation for the Kings before they begin the 1981-82 hockey season, Oct. 2, with an away game against Huntsville Huskies. Their first home game will be Oct. 4 in Penetanguishene Arena, that game against their cross-town rivals, Midland Centennials. Game time for that match is set at 7:30 p.m. Escapes quick elimination Elmvale Sporting Goods escaped quick elimination from the Barrie and District Inrermediate A championship finals Tuesday by downing Barrie Floor and Wall 3-1. It was Elmvale's first victory of the best-of- seven series. They now trail three games to one after dropping each of the first three games by 1-0 scores. Gary Turner put Elmvale on the board in the first inning by doubling in Carl Edwards. The score remained 1-0 until the sixth when Paul Archer knocked in Tim McGinnis with another double. Archer then came home when Brent. Fléming's drive was mishandled. Barrie showed signs of life in the bottom of the sixth, coming up with one run, but Elm- vale starter Edwards managed to put a lid on the threat. Edwards allowed only three hits and struck out six batters to lead Elmvale, the league's regularseason champs. Elmvale batters connected for four hits off Barrie hurler Bill Frechette. Fifth game of the series was set for last night in Elmvale, but results were unavailable al press time. he INDOOR AND OUTDOOR STALLS ea WHOLESALE BARGAINS 6:30 to 10 p.m. with Auctioneers - Leo & Kay Hamelin MARKET ALL DAY SATURDAY an ae™ oo™ seh S er™ AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Sports Line... Midland Oldtimers School. Cost is $15 for hockey club have single players and $25 a shifted their opening couple. Birds are sup- practice date from plied. For more information call Bob Thomson at 549- 3387 Sunday to Tuesday at 10 p.m. at Midland Arena. Second practice for the club is scheduled for MMHA sets dates for rep team tryouts Tryouts for the Midland Hockey Association Rep teams kick off Monday at*Midland Arena with the Atom squads hitting the ice first. First three practices are $2 per player. All boys registered with the MMHA are welcome to par- ticipate, All boys registered who will not be playing rep hockey are invited to this year's House League Evaluation Day, Sat. Oct. 17. The following is the schedule for next week's Rep tryouts: Mon. Sept. 28 Minor Atom ee pe 1-3 15S 6:45 to 7:45 p.m. 3 : Major Midget and Major Atom Juvenile 5:30 to 6:30 7:45 to9 p.m. ess ii 29 Thurs., Oct. 1 inor Peewee ; { 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. 4: ohare ere Major Peewee "Major Atom 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wed. Sept. 30 i Y Fri. Oct. 2 Minor Bantam Minor Peewee oe to. 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Major Bantam Maj jor Peewee 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. -30to6: Flood 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday at 9:30 p.m. Players over 35 years of age prior to Aug. 31, 1981, wishing to join the club may contact coach Bob Carruthers or at- tend the Tuesday practice. The Oldtimers will play in four tour- naments this season, beginning in Orillia Oct. 16 - 18. *KKKK Anyone interested in swatting a few birds around is invited to join the Midland Badminton Club, which started its 1981 82 season Tuesday. The club meets each Tuesday and Friday from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at Midland Secondary Martyrs 'Shrine, Midland, Ontario FEAST OF THE CANADIAN MARTYRS September 26,1 981 Special Mass 2 p.m. Bishop R. Clune officiating THE SHRINE CLOSES SEPTEMBER 30 N YONGE ST. coe \\ Aer BALM oy * MERCHANDISE FOR AUCTION ACCEPTED THURS 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm and FROM 1 p.m. FRIDAY FOR SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS, PICK-UP ORLARGE CONSIGNMENTS CALL anae a or 2 Page 14, Friday, September 25, 1981 * YOUR BEST BUY COULD BE RIGHT UNDER YOUR NOSE Shop the Midland Times, Elmvale Lance or Penetang Citizen Every WEDNESDA Y Call for home dattery today 549-2012 322-1871