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They were on the ball Individual trophy winners for the 1982 Penetang- Midland Ball Hockey League season received their hardware at the league banquet at Penetanguishene Arena last Thursday. They are: front row from left, Jerome Ladouceur: (Eagles), leading scorer; Guy Gignac (Eagles), most valuable goalie; Terry King (Ron's_ Con- fectionary), co-winner, most valuable playoff player; Brian Forget (Dock Lunch), most valuable player and rookie of the year. Back row from left, Peter Robillard (S. Charlebois Haulage), most valuable defenceman; Jack Mischpeter (Nighthawks), unsung hero award; Peter Maracle (Mink Insurance), most sport- smanlike; Dave "Rocket" Robillard (S. Charlebois Haulage) co-winner most valuable playoff player. The 1982 champion Ron's Con- fectionary crew leave this afternoon for Sarnia, where they'll be pitted against the province's other district champs in the Ontario championship tournament. The Pass against the wall Both Caswell's Antiques and Duval's Variety moved within one game of a cham- pionship berth with semi-final victories in Penetanguishene Fastball League playoff action Tuesday at McGuire Park. Caswell's, the regular-season champs, snuffed The Pass 6-1 to take a three-games-to- one lead in their best-of-seven set. Caswell's managed to put two runners on board with none out in each of the first two innings and follow up- with three runs in each of the frames before Pass starter Ken Popple was pulled and Burke Thompson came in to put out the fire. Kirk Glover took the win, allowing only one Pass run in the bottom of the first. . Mike Puddicombe was the winner as Duval's took a 3-1 lead in their best-of-seven set with a 7-2 thrashing of IGA. Both series were to continue last night, but may have been postponed due to rain and re- scheduled for Sunday night. If so, Duval's and IGA will meet in the early contest (7 p.m.) and Caswell's. and the Pass will follow. Penetanguishene, Ont ARENA SNACK BAR RENTAL The Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation Board will accept closed bids for the rental of the snack bar facility in the arena, until 5:00 P.M. on Wednesday, September 8th, 1982. The facility is for rent via an agreement for a 12 month period beginning September 22nd, 1982 and ending September 20th, 1983. The only pieces of equipment which are provided are a freezer and a deep fryer. All other pieces of equipment are the responsibility of the renter as are all supplies, food etc. Hydro is provided by the arena but snack bar cleaning is the renter's responsibility. The bids should include the proposed hours of operation in the various seasons, general menu, and the amount you are proposing to pay on a monthly basis. The rental will be awarded on September 15th, 1982 and the facility is expected to be open September 22, 1982. Any questions regarding the facility etc. should be addressed to: Mr. Ron Marchildon, Recreation Director, Municipal Offices, 10 Robert Street West, P.O. Box 580, Penetanguishene, Ontario. LOK 1P0 549-7453 Bids should be submitted to the above perso and address before 5:00 P.M. Wednesday, September 8th, 1982. Brian Murrant, Secretary Arena, Parks and Recreation Beare Our excellent Service Department is available to all makes and models We will be happy to honour all warranty work on Chev, Olds products in the Midland, Penetang area. Service on all GM products is a specialty. Larry, Service Advisor The service group, L to R, Philip, Brian, Don, Dennis, Scott, Dwight & Fred. Ken, Service Advisor g When buying a car, new or used, one of these gentlemen can help you Ae oe Pau! Zoschke CAVALIER CADET 2 dr Coupe, Charcoal vinyl/ cloth int,, Tu-tone Beige, buckets, RWD, block heater, 1.8 Litre, 4 spd manual trans.,AM radio, List $8,169. SPECIAL $7,805. FREE Continuous Protection Plan till August 28/ 82. CAVALIER SEDAN 4dr., Jade Vinyl /cloth trim, 9 Jade ext., ouckets, block heater, 1.8 Litre engine, auto., ps., AM radio, rear speakers. List 9,741. SPECIAL $9,005. FREE Continuous Protection Plan till August 28 / 82. CAVALIER 2 DR. HATCHBACK Cloth trim, Gold, buckets, tinted wind., Sport stripes, stab. bars on rear, block heater, 1.8 Litre engine, auto., ps., AM radio, List 11,461. SPECIAL $9,550. FREE Continuous Protection Plan till Aug. 28/ 82 FREE exc LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer Park St. Victoria Harbour 534-3161 - 534-3066 Friday, August 27, 1982, Page 11