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ARC floor hockey team puts on good show in California Midland Adult Rehabilitation Center's floor hockey team played well in a tour- nament held in San Diego, California last week, finishing fourth in a pool of seven teams from across North America. Play was at Balboa Park in San Diego and the Midland Team was well represented by the 15 man team in their six games played. This was the fourth annual tournament of this type but it was the first time the ARC team had ever' entered something this big. An additional factor in their incredible success was that they were the only Canadian team jentered in the com- petition. While staying in California, the team members were housed at the naval training center in San Diego. The players paid for the trip themselves by working overtime to earn the extra money and they also received some support from the Ontario Special Olympics committee. The entire trip cost the group about $9,000. Team coach, Paul McDonald. said that the trip was very wor- thwhile and the team played very hard, maybe because they were the only Canadian team at the tournament. But the trip wasn't all work for the players as they had time for relaxation. While in California, the players were across the border in Mexico for a day and they visited Universal studios, Seaworld and Disneyland. According to McDonald, though, the highlight of their trip was on the plane when they met former Iranian hostage, Richard Morfield who was delighted to have met some Canadians. © A large press following was in at- tendance for this meet. The ARC team played Costa Mesa in their first game in which they claimed a 5-4 win but fell short in their second game to San Diego 6-4. They recovered in the third game by defeating Los Angeles 6-4 and then lost a squeaker 5-4 to Penetanguishene Bantams play deciding game Friday It will all come down to the final deciding game Friday night in Base Borden to see who will advance onto further playoff series between Penetangui- shene Bantam All-Stars and Base Borden. In the first game this past Friday, Penetanguishene gave up a 3-1 decision to Base Borden. Base Borden scored two goals in the first period and followed up with a third goal in the second period, going ahead three _ goals before Penetanguishene even got on the scoreboard. Penetanguishene's Perry Beausoleil scored their only goal early in the third period, Kevin Belcourt assisting on the play. Sunday night in even 100 points. As of Tuesday, Desroches Brothers of Penetanguishene Industrial Bowling is holding onto first place in that league with an To reach that total, Desroches Brothers have won 43 games and lost 23. Second and third place in that league is hotly contested with Hamelin and Leroux winning 40 games and losing 26 for 9414 points while Dusome Garage has 39 wins and 27 losses for a close 94 points. Filling the next nine spots in the league are Midland IGA with 38 wins and 28 losses for 88 points. Commodore Hotel with 36 wins and 30 losses for 841% points, Gignac Muffler with 34 wins and 32 losses for 78 points, Sarjeant Boys with 33 wins and 33 losses for 76 points, Oak Ridge Boys with 33 wins and 33 losses for 76 points, Pilon Construction with 32 wins and 34 losses for 74 points, Marchand Potatoes with 30 wins and 36 losses for 70 points, Fiberglass Sales with 26 wins and 40 losses for 63 points and Legion 68 with 13 wins and 53 losses for 28 points. There were 15 bowlers in the league who bowled over a 650 triple. Tuesday and they Desroches Brothers hold tap spot with100 points were Louis Maurice with 801, Albert Morin with 774, Pat Quesnelle with 736, Marty DeVillers with 732, Gerry Borsa with 713, Charlie Spiker with 702, Larry Dion with 701, Don Lacroix with 694, Moe Lacroix with 689, Greg Marchildon with 682, George Johnson with 679, Martin Pilon with 672, Bill Klug with 669. Giles Desroches with 665 and Bill Lacroix with 663. Winner of the Commodore Hotel Trophy for Tuesday was Jules Desroches with 338 for a single game. Hindson Marine gobbles up six goals over Dock Lunch Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey action Sunday night in Penetanguishene Arena saw Hindson Marine defeat Dock Lunch 6-4 in the first game of hockey there. Scoring for Hindson Marine were James Dupuis, Paul McDonald, Ron Lalonde, Ray Coté and Garry Buttineau with two goals. Lalonde also got three assists in that game while single assists were tallied up by Ken Cowan and, Roger Dusome with Dupuis getting a pair. Scorers for Lunch' were Dock Tom Brabant's Construction hits magic league mark Brabant's _Constru- ction of Midland Industrial Bowling's western division has topped the magic 100 point mark by winning 43 games and losing only 17 for 101 points. Garner's Sports is second with 3312 wins Van Dolar, Vessairs place first, second, third again The trio of Peter Van Dolar, Gary Vessair and Bruce Vessair, all of Honey Harbour con- tinued their winning ways by capturing first, second and third place in Eganville this past weekend. Van Dolar took first for which he wins the Bonnechere Cup while Gary Vessair finished in second and _ Bruce Vessair came in third. The three may be racing this weekend in Wasaga Beach in a closed-circuit cross- country snowmobile race for which they would be racing stock machines provided by Bombardier. It's a_ particularly rough course and the three may not race it for that particular reason because they don't want to ruin a winning season over an unnecessary injury. Bruce Vessair already has a sore back and something like that race would make it worse. Times, A & Wte 3-3 Friday in Midland Arena Midland Times peewee house league hockey team battled back from a 3-1 deficit Friday night in Midland Centennial Arena to salvage a 3-3 tie with A & W. Midland Times' D. Clark scored first but A & W's Steven Elliet tied the score at one apiece with an assist from Rodney Larmand. A & W then took a two goal lead with the first marker from George Poter with the assist going to Jeff. Rodney and the second goal by Jamie Marchildon from Jeff Wilson and Jason Herswortic. Midland Times came back with two goals to tie the game, Gary Asselin scoring the first of the two unassisted and David Kelly getting the second marker, Asselin assisting on the play. Page 18, Wednesday, February 11, 1981 and 26 losses for 78 points while Huronia Auto Glass is further back in third with 32 wins and 28 losses for 73 points. : Fourth, fifth and sixth places are occupied by Legion Gold, Ladouceur Construction and Bay Mills Rookies with 66, 49 and 49 points respec- tively. In the eastern division, Quality Carpet Care has 42 wins and 18 losses for 96 points to take the top spot while Commodore Hotel is second with 37 wins and 23 losses for 85 points. Norsim's Canadianas is third with 31 wins and 29 losses for 72 points. Bayshore' Lanes, Legion Red and Bay Mills Bombers are fourth fifth and sixth with 56, 52 and 44 points in that order. Dennis Brabant has the high average with 243 while Louis Maurice has 235 for the next highest spot. Sam Poole has 232 for third. High scores for the league for Monday were J. P. Desroches with 338, Sam Poole with 311, Jim Wright with 301, Dan Hamelin with 300, Bill Lalonde with 299, Bob Devine with 298, Maurice Lapensee with 292, Albert Morin with 286, Louis Maurice with 285 and Don Lacroix with 280. Winner of the High Singles of the Week Trophy as donated by Summer's Trophies was Paul Buttineau with a 348 single. Gignac, Larry Cowan, Larry Langley and Ken Edgar. Edgar and Cowan also got an assist each in that game while Mike Laurin joined them with one assist. In the second game, Chalet Sports won over B and J Gas Bar 5-3, Mare Duquette getting two goals for Chalet Sports. Ken Labatt, Steve Lalonde and _ Pat Duquette each got single goals for Chalet Sports. Rick Duval and Bill Klug were awarded two assists each for Chalet Sports with Steve Lalonde, Pat Duquette, Jules Duquette and Mare Duquette getting single assists. For B and J Gas Bar, Dave Parent scored: a pair of goals while Mickey Perrault got a single marker. Perrault also got two assists while Larry Patenaude, Greg Arbour and John Bell each got single assists. Garry Buttineau was chosen the Athletic Edge Player of the Week for Sunday. Bakersfield. The ARC team won their next game 5-3 over Pamona Valley and then were doubled by TriValley 6-3 in their final game. Playing in net for ARC were Mike McKee and Joe Quesnelle and Leo Prisque was honoured for Midland by being chosen to the all-star team. Penetanguishene Arena, Penetanguis- hene evened the series at one game apiece by defeating Base Borden 3-2. Penetanguishene scored early in the game, Kevin Belcourt getting the credit for the goal with Henri Mar- childon and Paul Ryan assisting. Penetanguishene's Perry Beausoleil went ahead two goals _half- way through second period, Rob Cowan assisting on the play. Base Borden scored their first goal halfway through the third period but Penetanguishene went ahead by two goals again with Belcourt getting the marker. Marchildon assisted on Penetanguishene's third-goal. Base Borden scored their second goal with 4:45 left to play in the game baueat Penetanguishene managed to hold them off for the win. The two teams will play this Friday in Base Borden at 8:30 in the third and final game. instantly! cassette recorder with 14-day programm- ing and 3-function remote control. Picture Search © 14-day advance programmer ® 3-function remote control - includes SelectaVision 6-hour video E OFFICIAL FACTORY VOUCHER S203 Deduct!(he hundred dla nen- ren or Alay GAVE zaxxxxcenes/ SAVE UP TO RCA is clearing inventory... and that means you can buy a 1981 SelectaVision video cassette recorder at spectacular savings, because we're passing our special factory discounts directly on to you! No waiting, nothing to mail in... just fill out a voucher and save channel change (TV or VCR). Pause control and Picture Search functions e Electronic touch-button controls. Registered. 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