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Peterborough's Joe 30,000 winner Hogan, b ARNOLD BURGHER Peterborough's Joe Hogan, defeated Midland's __ Leighton Smith in the 29th annual 30,000 Island Bonspiel at the Midland Curling Club Saturday and Sunday. Hogan defeated Percy Ehler 16-4 in the opening match, and followed that up with a 10-5 win over Jim Shaw before getting by Bill Bundy of Orillia in the semi- final. Meanwhile, Leighton Smith squeezed past the Peter Mount rink of Milton 6-4, and then wallopped Bryan Wilson 12-2. Smith defeated the Phil Simpson quartet for the right to meet Hogan in the final. Midland's Keith Williams emerged victorious in the second event, by edging the rink skipped by club president, Doug White. Williams nipped Hugh Nicholls of Lambton, 9-6 in his opening contest, before coasting to a 15-4 win over Percy Ehler. Lambton's Carlo Viola was William's victim in the semi-final. After losing his first match to Williams, Hugh Nicholls suffered his second straight defeat, this time to the Midland foursome skipped by Jack Charlebois, by a 7-4 count. Nicholls then rebounded to defeat Wendy Gates and Per cy Ehler, to find himself in the third event final against Midland's Chub Lavinge, who he © defeated for the honours. Bill Bundy was the consolation winner over Phil Simpson. Jehn-Nielsen, John Nielen, District Manager of Hiram Walker Brands Limited, one of the sponsors of the annual event along with National Victoria and Grey and Molson's Breweries, was on hand to present the awards to the winners. Howard foursome to be honoured Fans of the Russ Howard Curling Rink will have the opportunity to congratulate their local sports heroes on their outstanding performance at the Canadian Curling Championship in Kitchener last weekend. The team of Russ Howard, Kent Arena on April 16. According Huronia Optical leads finals 2-0 Huronia Optical appears prepared to make short work of their final series against Therrien's Furniture in Penetang Recreational Hockey League playoff action. Friday night at Penetang Arena, Huronia slapped Therrien's with a 10-2 defeat. Gary Hansford was the offensive star with a four goal per- formance, while teammates Carl Cowan, Gary Preston, and Mark Decourcey all notched a pair. Terry King replied with two goals for Therrien's. On Sunday, the story was no different, as Rob Quesnelle enjoyed a four goal game, to lead Huronia Optical to a 13-5 triumph over Therrien's. Paul Hayes registered a hat trick for the victors, while Gary Hansford struck for a pair of markers. Wayne King, Carl Cowan, Bruce Guthrie, and Mark Decourcey added singles in a winning cause. Dave Lefaive recorded a hat trick for Therrien's, with Chris Anderson and Terry King chip- ping in with single markers. Huronia leads the Series, two games to nothing. Carstairs, Tim Belcourt and Larry Merkley will be the guests of honour at a formal reception being planned for the Brian Orser Hall in the Penetanguishene to Penetanguishene and Glenn Mayor Ron Bellisle, all the details of the event have not yet been ironed out. Although the Town of Penetang and the Penetang Curling Club are definitely behind Bellisle said the Town Councils and the Curling Clubs of both Midland and Elmvale, as well as the Provincial government, have shown interest in backing the event. Tickets for the reception will be available in the next few days at the the reception, Penetang Curling Club and at other various locations. Get over the... hog line! Phil Simpson shouts instructions as teammates Barb Hall and Joe Ogden are hard at it sweeping the rock Simpson just threw. Action took place at last weekend's 30,000 Island Bonspiel in the Midland Curling Club. The event attracted 20 teams from around the province. SHARE YOUR | GOOD HEALTH BE A BLOOD DONOR eit 534-3161 See Doug about this 'vette 2 door hatchback coupe, transparent lift-off roof panels, air conditioned, custom two tone paint, 5.7 litre engine, LOADED WITH EXTRAS - AM/FM radio, high back bucket seats. priceoat * OS £ gS OO 'The Biggest Chev-Olds Deaier in Victoria Harbour' eiiicy LOCKHART MOTORS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer 534-7251 Park St. Victoria Harbour 835-3813 RUSTY) CHECK) YOUR BODY NEW CAR USEDCAR | Lae Gitta, oe ee (Even rusty cars...tractors, salt trucks, vans & buses too.) Over 100,000 vehicles treated in 10 years and never a product failure. Approved by A.P.A. and other associations. Checks existing rust. Continues to "creep" into all seams and crevices. Dispels moisture and treats metal. Rejuvenates rubber components. Prevents electrical corrosion. Treats chrome trim. Aids servicing - No more rusty bolts. Lubricates window, door and lock mechanisms. . RUST/ X WAG AL ASG AVE visit our new location Hwy. 93 & Vindin St. Between Midland & Penetang i | y 2 CHECK | = Page 18, Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Pe RST nT STE LETS a OTN 08 SEND