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thruway mufflercentre [|] SCORE BOARD Ls ws Ee Penetang Industrial Bowling League John Dumais Julien Desroches Don Jones Dan Hamelin 360 350 John Dumais Ness Moreau Scott Hayes Sheila Tidy 826 Triple Penetang 2 at Simcoe County Tues. N MSS at Both games Standings 1. Hamelin & Leroux Builders 44 2. Dusome's Texaco 42 3. Sarjeant Ready Mix 41 4. Legion Br. 68 39 5. Borsa Produce 37 6. Mike Dupuis Const. 36 7. Tee Pee Drywall 35 8. Desroches Bros. Paving 34 9. Ogilvie Mills 34 10. Commodore Hotel 30 11. Beau-Mar Pools 30 12. Pilon Const. ii High Triples & Singles High Scores - Penetang Midland Bowling 882 Triple Fri Niters - Midland Georgian Bay Jr. C. Hockey League Fri. Nov. 14 Parry Sound 5 at Midland 5 (O.T.) Innisfil 6 at Penetang 34 Sat. Nov. 15 Men's Basketball Midland McB's at Alliston 9 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 20 Georgian College at Jory's Jazz MSS 7:30 p.m, Barrie Village Pump at Penetang Memories Simcoe County Women's Volleyball League Wed. Nov. 19 Midland McB's vs. CFB Borden 8 p.m. vs. Bradford 8:45 p.m. 833 324 792 740 371 722 Fri Niters - Penetang Fri Niters - Penetang Fri Rollers - Midland Midland 4 Intermediate ov. 18 9 p.m. at Borden thruway mufflercentre e EXHAUSTS e SHOCKS HWY. Y¥3 & HUGEL AVE., MIDLAND (Next to O.P.P. & Mountainview Mall) 526-0144 e BRAKES e SPRINGS Volleyball winds down Parkview will be hosting the Area III Boys and Girls Volleyball Championships next week. The boys will be in action at Midland Secondary School beginn- ing at 9 a.m. on Wednes- day, November 26, while the girls will enter the fray on Thursady, November 27 also at MSS beginning at 9 a.m. The two top teams from each of the six areas will vie for the top spot in Sim- coe County Elementary Schools boys and girls Volleyball on Saturday, December 13 starting at 9 a.m. The Tournament will be hosted by Monsignor Castex, and will be played simultaneously at MSS, St. Theresa's, and PSS. WHEN WINTER HITS THINK INSULATION OMHEC APPROVED Dan O'Hara (after 5 please) (705) 549-2119 Page 16, Tuesday, November 18, 1986 Driftwood Peewees take up the rear The Penetanguishene, Driftwood Pee Wees split a pair of games over the past few days. However, their win in exhibition play did not provide them with any points for league standing purposes which to this point in the season leaves them in last place in Georgian Bay play. Another two pointer On Thursday, Nov. 13, Driftwood hosted the Midland Minor Pee Wees to an exhibition game at the Community Centre and played poor hosts at that as they beat Midland by an 8-2 score. Scoring for Drift- wood were Chris Diesveld with two and singles going to Dwayne Johnson, Chris Ruby Degenaar hooped 32 points to lead ESPSS Lady Redskins to a 62-17 win over Elmvale in high school basketball action last week. Penetang will host fourth place vances to the Marchildon, Francois Charlebois, Tim Maheu, Jesse Bazinet and Tim Mason. Midland's goals came from Troy Caley and Sean Rourke. On Sun. Nov. 16, the Penetanguishene team travelled to Collingwood for their second contest of the season in the hope of St. Theresa's tomorrow. The winner ad- Simcoe County finale Satur- day at Base Borden. Curlers do it in the House? The membership at the Penetang Curling Club have been pondering the sudden success of the club. The executive had con- sidered bumper stickers; after all, the Windsurfers achieved great things with "Windersurfers do it Stan- ding Up." We could have used "Curlers do it in the House" but it was turned down. One of our ingredients for success, Russ Howard and his rink, have been campaigning out west. Last week-end entered into the Wardair Curling Classic at Calgary. They curled in good com- pany. World champion Ed Lukowich fell in the early rounds, David Smith of Scotland, this years' Silver Broom finalist, also failed to make the final rounds. they were. Manitoba was represented > by Orest Meleschuk. Alber- ta was out in strength, Ron Northcott, Pat Ryan and Paul Gowsell among others. Russ, Glen, Tim and Kent won their first five games into the quarter - finals and lost in the extra end. They left with $4,500 prize money. Harold Breckerridge's rink won the $22,000 first prize. The high rollers will be coming into town for a $2,000 cash bonspiel on Saturday the 10th of. January. More about that ~ in the next issue. Sweeping Seniors are still meeting for curling on Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. e Rekeying ¢ Tom 322-1678 Key up Services Deadbolts trom $35 - installed e Patio Door Locks ¢ Drop Bars NO SERVICE CALL CHARGE Doorviewers Don 322-1701 ED q &, at BARRIE 100 Bradford St. "Downtown"' Barrie 5 yr./80,000 km "NO SMALL PRINT' WARRANTY on every new Honda 726-6488 {3p S, deciding what team had the greater fire power. Earlier in the schedule, both teams played to a 6-6 tie and Driftwood knew that they should have won that game as they allowed Collingwood to tie the game with just over one minute left in the third period. Sunday's game began in a similar fashion as Driftwood fell behind skated in all alone to deke the Collingwood net- minder. Collingwood scored the next two goals to take a 4-1 lead that held up until the 40 second mark of the third when Chris Marchildon fired a blistering shot from his left wing to narrow the gap to 4-2 after being set up by Mason on a pretty pass just over the blue line. Drift- 2-0 with less than two minutes of play. Tim Mason scored his team's first goal on a breakaway from centre ice as he pick- ed up a loose puck and wood had several good chances in the period to tie the game, but it was not to be as the puck just couldn't find its way in to the Coll- ingwood net. ELMVALE AUTO Where Our Pencil Is Always Sharp 8299500 SALE!!! 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