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Dennis Brabant There will be a mens' open tournament this Sunday in Penetanguishene. Cost is $10 which covers lineage and prize money. Handicaps will be allowed up to 25. Action starts at 7 p.m., so get there early as only the first 36 bowlers will be registered. Now that most leagues have at least three to four weeks under their belts, members of the Midland-Penetanguishene 5-pin Association will begin their annual blitz for members. Three leagues have already signed up 100 per cent of their members -- those being the Sunday Sinners in Penetanguishene and the Tuesday 7-Ups and the Tuesday Niners in Midland - to give the association 150 members to date. . Booster club tickets are still selling well, with approximately 80 -tickets having been sold so far. Anyone wishing a specific number for this draw between No. 100 and No. 200 can ask for it by getting in touch with one of the association executives. The draw starts Nov. 6. ; The Midland-Penetang YBC bowlers in the junior division are in the: middle of the qualifying rounds for the Master Junior Tournament to be held Nov. 1. A boy and girl bowler will accompany each of the Master Bowlers from these bowling alleys to the regional round and, if successful, they'll advance to the Ontario finals. Bob Duquette of the Midland Industrial League rolled a 360 single on Wednesday night and Debbie Chadwick of the Tuesday Niners rolled a 310 for the ladies high score. KKK KKK K Top Averages -- Men Jim Bressette 230 Bruce Latondress 220 Bob Moreau 211 Top Averages -- Ladies Barb Cascanette 184 Stella McIntaggart 171 Denise Bressette 170 High Single Flat - Men =: Leo St. Onge 359 Bob Moreau 331 Gerald Lesperance 275 High Single Flat -- Ladies Stella McIntaggart 269 Denise Bressette 227 Pat Langley 224 High Triple Flat -- Men Jim Bressette 715 Boib Moreau 705 Leo St.Onge 702 High Triple Flat -- Ladies Stella McIntaggart 638 Barb Cascanette 627 Pat Langley 577 High Single with Handicap -- Men Leo St.Onge 359 Bob Moreau 331 Gerald Lesperance 275 3 Midland Secondary School's Ian a Porter won top spot in the midget '- division of the season's first high school cross-country meet last ce Thursday at Sunnidale Park in bit 2B Barrie. , Porter ran the distance in nine minutes, 11 seconds - ten seconds better than second-place teammate Bill Richardson. Midland's Bill Black placed fourth in the same event, crossing the line in 9:23. Other Midland finishers were Art Perrault, Steve Courtemanche, Sklar. Around the Leagues ae Porter finishes first Kriss Goldsmith and Dave Langridge. Jeff King was the top MSS finisher in the Junior boys race, placing seventh with a time of 12:29 - 1:01 behind the winner. Other Midland runners in the competition were Steve Robertson, Paul Northcott and Nick High Single with Pauline Moreau 278 Denise Bressette 277 Grace Robitaille 257 High Triple with Handicap -- Men Leo St.Onge 821 Bob Moreau 755 Jim Bressette 715 High Triple with Denise Bressette 703 Shirley Simmons 645 Darlene Garraway 642 Handicap -- Ladies Handicap -- Ladies oe The Midland Secondary School defensive line (right side) did enough charging into Twin Lakes opposition last week to help MSS to a 24-22 victory. They'll try to do the same today against Ecole Penetanguishene Secondaire Secondary School when the two meet today at 3 p.m. at MSS. SUNDAY SINNERS BOWLING LEAGUE Standings Team W L Pts Alley Cats hd PHONG Born Losers 6 3 14 Heavy Rollers 5) eo Lucky Strikers 5 Get Pat's Rats Bee (7/ Seven Ups HE fife MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEA 7 eRe, Eastern Division Cour. Sse W.L PTS Gamna Signs SF On 18) Quality Carpet Bical e306 Bayshore Lanes Aro 9. Commodore Hotel BEB te Hot Shots Ono Western Division The Alley Cats W L PTS widened their lead in the Garner's Sports 54d Sunday Sinners Bowling Legion Gold 4°50 League by notching Huronia Auto Glass aude 9 three wins and seven Ladouceur Constr. 5 4 8 points in Sept. 27 play. Brabant's Constr. . ByB oy The Cats now have High Triples seven wins and 17 Bob Jackson 845 points: The Born Losers Paul Butineau 825 moved into second spot Bob Fortin 777 with six wins and 14 Bill Puddicombe 748 points, and the Heavy Gerald Lesperance 743 Rollers hold third with ; Top Averages five wins and 11 points. 1. Jack Bowen 256 Leo St. Onvge topped 2. J.P. Desroches 241 the high single, high 3. Gerald Lespe~ance 236 singlewith handicap and Ray Staunton 236 high triple with han- Bob Jackson 236 dicap categories in last MIDLAND YOUTH BOWLING week's play by bowling High Scores 318, 715, and 821 Sept. 26 respectively. Pee Wees Jim Bressette rolled Ryan Adams 79 Marla Adams 83 the mens' high triple score of 715. Miranda Brabant 70 Stella McIntaggart =; nailed down the high Bantams = single and high triple Kevin Shaw 150 April Cadeau 130 = Categories in the ladies' Jason Howard 147 Edmund McTague 141 J Nicky Decenso 225 John Sykes 208 Stephanie Jones 207 In the senior boys division, Dwight Copegog was the lone Midland representative, finishing 18th. The only Midland girl to compete in the meet was Suzanne Foster, a midget, who placed 23rd. : section with scores of 269 and 638. High ladies' single with handicap went to Pauline Moreau, whose 278 was one pin better than Denise Bressette's ORILLIA CINEMA 3 Colin Lapensee 127 uniors Keith Buttineau 206 Brian Lagree 195 COLBORNE ST326-333a84 St. John Ambulance teaches first aid courses for campers that can add a measure of safety to summer fun. Before i, you go out into the sun 5 "/~ this summer, learn the -.<, first aid for burns, heat a ee exhaustion, sprains and ah & breaks, and learn ar- t% tificial respiration. MIDLAND LIONSCLU Channel 12 TV BINGO Every Tues. Nite- 7 p.m. Starting Oct. 6th "TURKEY SHOOT HUNTER'S & ANGLER'S CLUBHOUSE Ogden's Beach Road 22's with open sights-Shotguns . Sunday, - October 4 at , 12:30 p.m. jf? Cats alone at top beiler than Latondress. : In the ladies' division, Barb Cascanette's ~184 average is best, and Stella McIntaggart's 171 has her in second. total. Bressette took the high triple with han- dicap by bowling 703. 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