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| es TE EE) i' « _ raceway entries Wed. ' Dec. 23/87 aaa Spee PL a POST TIME: 7:30 p.m. 7-First Reflection S. Skitton 1-YOUR EUCHRED L. Spinks a FIRST -- Trot, purse $1,000 6-One Real Peach G. Frain 8-SATURN SEELSTER L. Nickle | 2-VERA BLUEGRASS --_S.. Goodale AE1-Nadirs Choice. Cunningham 4-Duke River C. Thompson 4-HARLAN JETHRO D. Lloyd AE2-Run On Time D. Rideout 7-Smiling Baron H. Smalley 7-MEGS BOY G. Larush FIFTH -- Pace, purse $800 5-Keystone Chief ee : " . I T J. Robinso SCarramy Crystal . More than 300,000 League player, the event in amateur hockey, said of the game sheet to the Males hs els Sart iin a Rea secu ee amateur hockey players willrun from January 9to Hugh O'Neil, Minister of contest headquarters at the |] 3-satistaction R. Lipsett 2-FORGET C. Homer NINTH -- Pace, ee across Ontario will be en- 23, 1988, with the final Tourism and Recreation. H.D.C.O. office. Entry rears er Pian <i ciercen oetene plow icn couraged to play safer seven days coinciding with "My Ministry iscommitted forms are available from J} seconp -- Pace, purse $850 1-Fawns Dawn M. Brethour 8-ALOOF OMAHA L. Spinks hockey and win prizes ina Minor Hockey Week. to ensuring safety in all minor hockey associations, er ppt PAu praia Irma a pina J. Robinson new program supported by "Esso is pleased to sup- amateur sportsin the pro- arena managers and ve SON L. Spinks pica of a Tiger A. Wilson 6-Sleet A. Nicholls the private sector and the port this very importantin- vince.' Ministry field offices | 4Pinedale Dolly ae egal pk as Jones ane atd pers provincial government. In itiative by the members of | Under the contest rules, across the province. BERL pag Baie, SOUNDER tee sa a: ania addition, all major hockey the Hockey Development teams playing penalty-free Draws from the'eligible ] 3Protiem Al A. Nicholls S-ACTION MAN : R. Fife AE2-Aries aa sh organizations in the pro- Centre for Ontario. We games during the entries submited will be aaa eae primi Ags pss ae ee vince have approved the think the emphasis on Sweepstakes period willbe held Saturday, February 6, | gota D. Lloyd S-vimfield A. Hohner 1-DENTON PATROL R. Baker program and endoresed it skills, safety and good eligible to win any of a 1988 at the H.D.C.O. of- Upon tact Nad Ra aa s ee ae vay Cp se to run in their areas. sportsmanship is timely wide range of prizes and fices to determine the ] sanwsro UPLANDS C. Thompson 7-Kievys Boy S. Byron 28 Cor Buddy L. Spinks Esso Penalty Free and appropriate and can every playeroneveryteam winners. 4-HONOURABLE EARL M. Samons ---- ae ny 4-Ex ag al D -- Sweepstakes is a contest only enhance the enjoy- submitting an eligible entry In Ontario there are x ana ens pret est Tuige'sson rane ea! Ear eam a pane created by the Hockey ment of the game by all will receive a Certificate of 70,000 players and 4,000 | 2kawartha Top Time W. Jones 1-HI MAGNUM D. -- soenel aes oe Development Centre for participants from players Achievement and an Esso teams registered with the canicaiteh wR aS ieee Ge persis ste vl Popeael Ontario to promote skills, to coaches to parents and Penalty Free Sweepstakes Canadian Amateur Hockey f aet-Renrag Sue D. Lloyd 3-CL Dancer R. Jarvis 8-SKIP HERBERT D. Rideout safety and good sportsman- fans," said Tom Hansenof winner's crest. Having Association, and well over select ae = wal sdabaw Mee pete: alien ship in amateur hockey. Esso Petroleum Canada. completed a penalty-free 200,000 affiliated players 1-SUN PRANCER. L. Spinks 5-Eldon Nancy S. Byron 4-Model Maker J. Robinson Sponsored by Esso "Thisinitiativeisa good game the the teamjustsub- on 12,000 teams alleliglble || 8-THUNDER BLUE vires oe s a ee ae hye ° 3 e k Ir Pinedale . Petroleum Canada and example of how the mits a Sweepstakes entry for the Esso Penalty Free pctapat a Augie Rea Saas REAPER BES ree Theat i Sova supported by the Ministry Government of Ontario form supported by acopy Sweepstakes. 5-WillHemakit L. Spinks EIGHTH -- Pace, purse $1,500 AE2-Run Karyn Run G. Kirby of Tourism and Recrea- and the private sector can | 3 JS Richard M. Brethour G-PENDLE MESSENGER, | Ri Baker tion, and Paul Henderson, work in co-operation ---------- = former National Hockey towards the goal of saféty Bantams earn a shut - out on Sunday The Midland Indusmin Bantams defeated Parry Sound 7-0 in an exhibition game last Sunday at the Centennial Arena. The Bantams received stellar goaltending from Jason LeClair for the first two periods and from Jeff Webber in the final frame. Chris Bales netted Midland's first goal with 3:05 left in the first period on a pass from Jim McLaren. Trevor Irvine made it 2-0 on a hard slap- shot with only 29 seconds remaining in the first period with Craig Demp- sey earning an assist. At the 14:25 mark of the se- cond, Dempsey scored on a set up by Trevor Irvine. Chris Kinnear made it 4-0 at the 7:05 mark with Chris Bales earning the assist. Trevor Irvine scored at the 4:45 mark with Darren Kaus and Jim McLaren ear- ning assists. Irving com- pleted his hat trick with a goal at the 13:12 mark of third period with Doug Summers earning the assist. Jim McLaren finish- ed the Midland Scoring ~ with a hard shot with 4:29 left in the game with Irvine and Gary Moore getting assists. The game was a solid team effort by all the Midland players as they outstaked Parry Sound and checked the opposition relentlessly, Midland received ten minor penalties and Parry Sound was assessed eleven minors. Next action for the In- dusmin Bantams will be the Silver Stick Tourna- ment at Centennial Arena, Saturday, December 26. Midland plays Stouffville at 1:40 pm and Saturday, December 30, Grimsby faces Midland at 4 pm while Preston and Midland face-off at 8:40 pm. Wye Marsh ski trails in full swing Point your skis to the Wye Marsh Wildlife Cen- tre for winter fun. Ski Wye Marsh is in full swing. New cross-country ski trails, all new rental equip- ment and an exciting new combination of recreation and nature study make Ski Wye Marsh the place to en- joy the outdoors this winter. Naturally, wildlife is abundant at Wye Marsh all year round. As skiers glide along the trails, they will see signs pointing out animal tracks and burrows as well as interesting features in the landscape of the Wye Valley, an ancient lake bed. Skiers will find many added attractions besides' well groomed trails for all levels of ability, from beginner to expert. There are wood stoves in both the ski hut and the centre for toasting your toes after your ski outing; nature ex- hibits to explore in the display hall, the centre's gift shop to browse through and tasty snacks to enjoy. Another bonus is a chance to try your skill on snowshoes-it's easy-all sizes are available at no ex- tra charge. Ski Wye Marsh offers a great price for a day's outing: $4 for adults, $2 for children, and $10 for a family pass, with special rates for groups and for members of the Friends of Wye Marsh. Wye Marsh Wildlife Cen- tre is located just east of Midland on Highway 12. For more information, call the centre at 526-7809. Page 26, Wednesday, December 23, 1987 Barrie raceway Post Time: 7:30 p.m. Saturday, December 19, 1987 Race Pace Race Pace Condition Mile $800 Claim Mile $800 Raven Place A. Nicholls 12.80 410 3.90 4 Double DJ D. Lloyd 5.20 3.60 3.00 Prancing Glory S. Rowe 2.40 2.60 Katies Ripp S. Byron 3.10 2.70 Idylwood Blizzard G. Robertson 6.40 Ringmore Dream R. McCaugherty 6.10 Also: Kawartha Tami Time, Minto Dan, Granny Thornton, Linda Thom, April }| Also: Brights Grove, Kievys Pride, Holleys Fresca, Spring Coat Romance Exactor: 1-6 Paid: $14.20 Scratched: JP Bill Exactor: 5-3 Paid: $35.50 Time: 2:09.1 Scratched: Columbia Cal Time: 2:07.1 Race Pace Race Pace Condition Mile $1,800 Claim Mile $1,400 Community State A. Nicholls 3.70 2.50 2.30 } Amrock Star R. Wiles 18:20. 7.407 2.70 Prime Killean™ - |. Macintosh 2:10) 22.50 Our Happy Girl S. Byron 4.70 3.20 Saturn Seelster L. Nickle 2.70 Helens Rip L. Spinks 3.40 Also: McRoan, Wil Lor Reba, Zealous Also: Rising Futures, Cameos Skipper, Captain Fury, Accountant, Mister Multi Exactor: 1-3 Paid: $8.70 Scratched: Sister BB Exactor: 6-5 Paid: $69.70 D. Double: 5-1 Paid: $26.40 Time: 2:05.3 Time: 2:02.4 Race Pace Race Pace Claim Mile $1,100 Claim Mile $850 GL Cameron A. Nicholls 4.30 3.40 2.60 Abundant A. Nicholls 6.30 4.30 2.90 Circo Tar S. Byron 4.80 3.20 Roger Blue D. Lloyd 8.30 3.30 Peach Bandit P. Shakes 3.40 | Shesa Romantic S. Gassien (dead heat) 3.10 Also: The Sunderland Kid, Kid Carpet, Undependable, Eliminator (Disq.) Disco | Bow Tie D. Clements (dead heat) 3.40 Doc (DNF) : Also: Senor Rivaltime, Wil Lor Sara, Vandellas Dream, Kievys Skipper Exactor: 5-6 Paid: $27.50 Exactor: 8-3 Paid: $93.50 Time: 2:05.4 Triactor: 5-6-8 Paid: $75.40 § Time: 2:08 Race Pace 1 0 Race Pace Claim Mile $800 Condition Mile $1,000 Furys Boy S. Cunningham 4.40 3.20 2.70 Fleetwood Cole B. Shea 9/60)» 3:70. 3:00 Flamenco Step D. Lloyd J 3.00 3.10 } AC Gentleman Jim D. Rideout 3.10 280 Irish Pegasus K. Jones 5.70 Bucklaw S. Byron 4.10 Also: Morgage Jerry Guy, Budding Count, She A Champ, Kipling Jet Way, Shadow |} Also: Escort Fashion, Lulas Prince, AD Annie, Venture Rip, Tri Bee Di Ranger Exactor: 2-1 Paid: $13.60 Exactor: 1-3 Paid: $16.70 Time: 2:05.4 Time: 2:10 Race Pace 1 1 Race Pace Claim Mile $1,250 Claim Mile $1,100 Josies Moondance G. Larush 6.10 3.20 2.40 Ravens Dancer D. Rideout 20.80 6.80 5.00 Woodhouse Rip A. Nicholls 3.80 2.70 Fleetwood Flame B. Shea 2.80 3.20 Foolish Ore D. Lloyd 2.90 MB Lace L. Nickle 3.20 Also: Battling Pleasure, Vici, Estos Buzz, Pens Picnic, Pretty Paper Also: Infinite Hope, BB Bunny, Willvan Sam, Spring Jordan, Royal Cookie Exactor: 5-7 Paid: $36.10 Exactor: 3-2 Paid: $115.30 Time: 2:05.3 D. Double: 2-3 Paid: $69.80 Time: 2:07.4 Triactor: 3-2-4 Paid: $272.70 Race Pace Claim Mile $850 5 Dukes Level D. Lloyd 4.90: : 2:50... 2/50 Arnold the Greek s Morgage Don G. Larush 3.10 2.80 1 GM Rocket S. Byron 2.90 Longshot Pick Also: Glengyle Scotty, Honey B Sweet, B Cor Tyrant, Country Air KV, Kracy For Wed ; Dec 23/87 Gass (DNF) i i 7 Exactor: 3-2 Paid: $12.40 Scratched: Miss Touchdown Mis in Bell. 4th Ra Time: 2:07.1 Triactor: 3-2-1 Paid: $32.00 sc dy , os Barrie Raceway The Best Bet for Your Money For info on Groups or Parties PLEASE CALL: (705) 726-9400 OFF-TRACK PROGRAM SALES LOCATIONS: COLLINGWOOD... . Arena Billiards, 89 Hurontario Street MIDLAND............ Parkers Variety, 229 King Street PENETANGUISHENE....Ken Gauthier Sporting Goods, 98 Main Street HWY 27..... Pioneer Petroleum, south at Beeton Road WASAGA BEACH...........Gatherall's Country Store It'll drive you wild Tiana lacie --