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a eT eT Vasey Seniors are on a streak Vasey Seniors won their second Simcoe Rural Fastball League game in a row with a 5-4 win over Midland G. Wilicers Mon- day night at Herb Beauchamp _ Memorial Field. Last Thursday, Vasey toppled Hillsdale Barrie Auto Glass by a 4-3 count. Monday night, Brent Gordon cranked a one out home run in the first inn- ing to open the scoring. Vasey counted two more in the second without the benefit of a hit. Wayne King walked to open the frame, followed by Jeff Bumstead's fielder's choice erasing King at second. Sean Hook reached on an error to the third baseman and advanced on a passed ball. Ken Edgar stroked a base hit plating Bumstead while Hook scored on Gor- don's sacrifice bunt. Midland came alive in the third when Bill Parent opened with a three bagger and scored on brother Dave's double to left. Dave went to third on the left fielder's error and scored as Dave Hamelin grounded to third to trail by one. A pair of outfield errors in the fourth put two run- ners on with two out and both scored on.Bill Parent's double for a 4-3 Midland lead. Vasey pitcher, Bob Wid- des, settled down after that and retired the next nine G. Wilicer's batters. Vasey knotted the score in the fifth with an inning opening home run from Keith Ball. Jeff Bumstead Learn to canoe In five days A practical and safety oriented canoeing program will be held at the Georgian Bay Rowing Clubhouse, on Little Lake, in Midland. The program will run from Monday, July 18 - Thurs- day, July 21, from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. ending on Satur- day, July 23, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. The four weeknight and Saturday classes will cover a variety of basic tandem paddling skills, a brief in- troduction to solo canoe- ing, simple canoe rescue techniques, as well as the care and safe transport of canoes. The program has been sanctioned by the Ontario Recreational Canoeing Association in cooperation with the Georgian Bay Rowing Club and the Midland Recreation Department. Learn and improve your skills and ability from a professional, certified canoe instructor, Mr. Gord Baker. Gord is registered with the Ontario Recrea- tional Canoeing Associa- tion and has his O.R.C.A. Lakewater Level III In- structor's Certificate. Upon successful completion of the program, O.R.C.A. Basic Level cards and crests will be awarded to participating individuals. There are no age restric- tions to the program, however, it is geared more toward the person with some previous canoeing experience. All _par- ticipants must supply their own canoe, paddle and Ministry of Transport ap- | proved Personal Floatation Device or _ lifejacket. Canoes may be stored at the Georgian Bay Rowing Clubhouse, for the dura- tion of the program. The registration fee is $25. for the full program. Don't delay, register now at the Midland Recreation Department. Enrolment is limited. Deadline for registration is July 14, 1988. If you have any inquiries, please contact the Recrea- tion Department at 526-4770. 6 scored the winning run in the sixth leading off with a triple and scoring on Edgar's one out single. In the Hillsdale contest, Widdes allowed single counters in the second, third and sixth innings on a total of five base hits. Vasey bunched three runs in the fourth on a walk to Ball followed by back to back singles off the bats of Jim Mills and Bruce Guthrie and a one out single from Butch Smitten. Wayne King scored Bob Widdes with the winning run in the sixth on a base hit. Widdes had arrived on a fielder's choice, snuffing m out Guthrie's inning open- a s eae i. ing base hit. Smitten sacrificed Widdes into Most Improved scoring position and King Sih kit £ ny Midland Y Keegos recognized the efforts of their fine are:Sean Brooks (13-14yrs.), Pat Brooks (11-12), Ayesha path Gon eevee young swimmers at an awards banquet Wednesday Rollinson (11-12), Spencer Chapelle (under 10), Kyla night. Pictured above are the winners of the Most Im-_ Rollinson (11-12) and Muriel Henry (13-14). Bryan proved Developmental swimmers. From left to right Shouldice (over 15) was absent for the photo. A BEAUTIFUL a a Z mh \ 2 y "is co ORDER TICKETS TODAY! CALL TOLL FREE NO CHARGE 1-800-461-5555 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK Serving area codes 416, 613, 519, 705. Just give our friend- ly operators your Visa, MasterCard numbers and details or use the Order Form attached to mail in your cheque or money order. ON GEORGIAN BAY WORTH: 150,000 &. Pe, GOT YOUR TICKET YET? Tickets may also be purchased in person at the follow- ing locations: Courtesy Chrysler - 723 King St., Midland Johnstone Musicland - 280 King St., Midland R on Pract Stephen Orr Jewellers - Mountainview Mall, Midland The Rec Room - Corner Bay and 2nd Sts., Midland The Villa Retirement Lodge, 689 Yonge St., Midland 3, pal Dot Dy bryan reter > ° Tennis Fair The Ontario Tennis Association is- bringing their Gatorade Tennis Fair to Midland on Thursday, June 30. The special day will be held at the Little Lake courts with two ses- sions scheduled, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. All ages are welcome to attend either one or both sessions. There is no fee for the Tennis Fair. There will be special games, contest, skill teaching and prizes. Come out and find out how en- joyable Tennis can be! All ages and abilities - are welcome to attend. The Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre has two special pro- grams this summer. You can enjoy Canoe Excur- sions every Monday and Friday (July 8 - Aug. 26). Call 526-7809 for reserva- tions. Paddles, life jackets and large Voyageur canoes are provided. Children's Nature Day Camp is being offered at Wye Marsh every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Junior and Senior programs offer nature crafts, games, hikes and movies. Rates are $30. for non-members and $15. for § members. Call 526-7809 for details. BARBECUE AND DRAW Friday, July 1st Midland Town Dock Rotary Club Barbecue Come to the Barbecue Enjoy the fun Watch the winning ticket being drawn Draw at 4:00 p.m. The Cottage of your Dreams This beautiful new cottage features all season construction with electric heat plus a cozy wood-burning stove for your comfort and enjoyment. Located on Kettles Beach, close to Awenda Park, Midland and Penetang, overlooking Giant's Tomb Island. Lottery Licence No. 647680 Wednesday, June 29, 1988, Page 25°