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Ladies Powderpuff banquet a great success On Saturday night, the Ladies Powderpuffs Soft- ball League held their an- nual awards banquet at the Athenian Banquet Hall. It has been a busy season for the league as they hosted their first annual tournament in July. Four teams from Georgetown visited Midland to test their skills against our four local teams. The Georgetown '"'Gang Green"' team came out the Cham- pions while our own Burgandy Brats wrapped up the Consolation title. In addition, for the se- cond year in a row, the league sent two teams to a 32-Team Tournament in Midland Town Centre League Playoffs Semi-Final Results Championship Division - Best 2 out of 3 Mick B's 19, G. Willecers 9 G. Willecers 7, Mick B's 6 G. Willecers 20, Mick B's 13 Mr. Grocer 15, U-Bag-It 10 Mr. Grocer 9, U-Bag-It 0 Consolation Division Nebs 8, Unknowns 7 Nebs 3, Unknowns 2 C.K.M.P. 8, Rascals 5 C.K.M.P. 18, Rascans 17 Finals - Best 2 out of 3 Championship Division Sept. 8 - Mr. Grocer vs G. Willecers Sept. 10 - G. Willecers vs Mr. Grocer Sept. 15 - Mr. Grocer vs G. Willecers Consolation Division Sept. 9 - Nebs vs C.K.M.P. Sept. 11 - C.K.M.P. vs Nebs Sept. 16 Nebs vs C.K.M.P. M.M.B.A. Major Houseleague Champs Smith Trailer Park 14, Royal Bank 4 ! Major Houseleague Cons. French Dry Cleaners 12, Tri-Cee 3 Minor Houseleague Champs Waltec Sinkware 11, Midland Buidall 5 Minor Houseleague Cons. Courtesy Chrysler 13, Century 21 12 Runners-Up Kiwanis 20, Stoneleigh 14 T-Ball Champs Realty World T-Ball Cons. A & P 31, Dairy Queen 28 Penetang Midland Touch Football Results Sept. 7 Outlaws 12, Redskins 6 Eagles 33, Flyers 0 OPSEU 1, Mick B's 0 Illusions 13, Hawks 6 Destroyers 15, Giants 6 Toros 13, Strikers 0 Future Games: Sept. 14 Illusions vs Destroyers, 12 noon MSS Redskins vs Hawks, 1:30 p.m. MSS Toros vs OPSEU, 3 p.m. MSS Mick B's vs Flyers, 12 noon PSS Giants vs Outlaws, 1:30 p.m. PSS Eagles vs Strikers, 3 p.m. PSS Top Scorers John Copenall 18 Morris Robitaille 12 Ernie Desroches 8 Roy Freer 8 Jim Czarka 6 Bob Hailey 6 Bill Puddicombe 6 Morris Pauzey 6 Jack Michpeter 6 Dick Dorion 6 thruway mufflercentre a ee ea e EXHAUSTS e BRAKES ¢ SHOCKS e SPRINGS HWY. 93 & HUGEL AVE., MIDLAND (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 Page 14, Tuesday, September 9, 1986 Georgetown. Last year one of our teams made it to the semi-final round, but this year we didn't fare quite as well and none of our girls made it past the second round. However, we did have a "'great" time with our friendly neighbours in Georgetown. The watchword of the Hockey The Penetang Midland Ladies Hockey League are beginning another season. During the '85-'86 season, the Petras, in their second year of existence, were the "D" Division Champs for the North Eastern Ontario Women's Hockey Association. The team members recently met to plan for the 1986-87 season. The first event the team are sponsor- ing will be a garage sale on September 20, at 8 a.m. at the corner of Maria and Jeffrey Sts. in Penetang. Come and check out the bargains. The next new venture for the Petras will be the hosting of a "D" level Ladies Tournament on November 8, to run from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Penetang arena. There will be eight teams taking part from various towns in On- tario. This will be a sanc- tioned O.W.H.A. event and Championship and Con- solation trophies will be awarded as well as M.V.P. Powderpuff League is "to have fun and enjoy the game of organized ball'. However, it is obvious that the quality of the type of softball played by the teams is improving each season. This year we mat- ched one of our tourna- ment teams in a couple of exhibition games against season awards for each game. The Petras would ap- preciate support in the form of donations. for an hour ice time advertising, trophies or suitable mer- chandise and lots of fan support on the 8th of November. Other fund raising will be announced as the season progresses. Also the members have been active- ly looking for individual sponsors for sweaters. Anyone interested in six months advertising please contact Maureen McKin- non at 526-9540. There is one other very important position to be filled for the team and that is a "COACH". Anyone in- terested in teaching, inspir- ing and leading the Petras for the '86-'87 season con- tact Maureen McKinnon at 526-9540. The regular season schedule involves ten games, five at home and five away, and the playoffs which are three out of five semi-finals and finals. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Become part of a successful new team in a fast expanding "business", assembling luxury fiberglass cruisers for the American Rental Market. A complete training and super- visory program is in place to ensure an efficient and easy entry into the boating industry. A financing package is available to qualified persons. For more information on Coastal Cruiser's Associate Builder please call collect: (416) 365-7440 Program, Midland Curling Club REGISTRATION e Wed., Sept. 24 - Thurs., Sept. 25 7:30 - 10 p.m. Special! $75 .00 Merchandise Certificate for New Members To qualify: Membership must be paid in full before Oct. 4, 1986. Not a registered member during 1985-86 season. two industrial teams and came out on top. A definite indication that you can combine enjoyment and skill. The 1986 Executive con- sisted of Pat Gravel, Presi- dent, Karen Marion, Vice- President, Linda McKin- non, Secretary/Treasurer, Gail Therrien, Public Rela- tions, and Bev Greenwood, Tournament Chairperson. Seasons Champs were the Burgandy Brats who end- ed up two points ahead of the Midnight 'Specials. Playoff Champs, the Midnight Specials, coach- SUZUKI Sales & Service Motorcycles Quad-runners Generators 436 Blake St. Barrie mirrors. ed by Kevin Legranduer and Ralph Befort; Second Place, the Burgandy Brats, coached by Tom and Dave Lancaster; Consolation Champs, the Junior Jays, coached by Harry Billson Jr. and Harry Billson Sr.; Runners-up, the Lime Rickeys, coached by Briar! Wristen. It has been a terrific year, and much of the credit must go to the bang up job done by this year's ex- also go to the two umpires who volunteered their time for the entire season, Bob Armstrong and Ron Bian- co. In addition, we ap- preciate the donations made by Andrea's, M. 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