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SS Orillia downs Midland again by Bryan Peter Wednesday, May 25, 1988 marked the 2nd An- nual Crownlife Participac- tion Challenge. Midland residents donn- ed their sweats and sneakers to participate in at least 15 continuous minutes of physical ac- tivities. This ranged from an individual walk to mass aerobics classes. Regardless of the activity you chose, your involve- ment was much appreciated. With the combined effort of everyone in our com- munity, the Challenge was taken with great anticipa-' tion. Special thanks to the following community groups, agencies, schools, businesses and industries, who took an active part in this year's Challenge and contributed largely to our grand total: Bayview Public School (357), CKMP (15), Huronia Optical (2), 750 King Street Retirement Lodge (16), Midland Town Office (3), Therrien's Furniture (4), Huronia Historical Parks (43), Midland Tennis Club (24), Sunnyside Golf Club (10), Midland Lawnbowl- ing (41), Minor Baseball (123), Leitz Girls Baseball (12), The Y.M.C.A. (850), Maclean-Hunter Cable TV (8), Bay Mills (44), Don Warrener's Martial Arts (67), Bayshore Bowling Lanes (125), Free Press (20), The Royal Bank (9), The TD Bank (10), Canadian Imperial Bank of Com- merce (9), Midland Fire Department (3), Midland Rotary Club (15), Midland Employment Centre (21), Recreation Department Shuffleboard (8), Regent Public School (264), Shuf- fleboard Club (12), Minor Lacrosse (42), The Highland Gym (110), Tai Chi-Association (6), Mens Baseball League (63), Midland Air Cadets (36), Burger King (10), Hurons Gym Club (30), Tilcan Financial Corporation (2), Brooklea Golf and Country Club (188), Horticultural Society (8), North Simcoe Arts Council (2), Minor Soccer (153), Midland Golf and Country Club (128), Don's Auto Glass (2), Midland Small Set Nursery (23), Leitz Accounting Department (11), Georgian Bay Rowing Club (30), Benefits Fitness (60), Johnstones Music Land (5), Bank of Nova Scotia (12), St. Theresa's High School (385), Midland Public Library (24), Parkview Public School (285), Hacker, Gignac and Rice (48), Huronia District Hospital (107), Waltec Plastics (21), Midland Credit Bureau (4), Huron Parks Public School (324), Midland Secondary School (1400), Monsignor Castex School (270), Sacred Heart Separate School (425), Hur- nia Association for the Mentally Retarded (174) Gerard's Drywall wins 3 in a row Penetang Gerard's Drywall made it three in a row with a 20-1 win over Coldwater in Georgian Bay Women's Softball League play Thursday night in Coldwater. After the teams traded runs in the first inning, Penetang struck for three in the third to take a 4-1 lead. Penetang blew the cover off the ball in the late innings with four in the fifth, five in the sixth and closing out with six. Cathy Cadieux, Marg Dorion, Deanne King, Mitch Lacroix and Linda Ferraro all collected three hits in the win. Ferraro pounded put a round tripper and added a pair of doubles. Lacroix, King and Cadieux each stroked a two bagger. Donna Asselin pitched five innings for the win allowing five base hits. Cin- dy King finished up per- mitting a pair of base hits in as many innings. Carol Barr allowed all 20 base hits on the mound for Coldwater Environment Week "We can save this planet" is the message of hope celebrated during En- vironment Week at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. The government of Canada has set aside May 30th June 5 as a time to prove that we care about the environment. "Our Common Future" is this year's Environment Week theme. Wye Marsh itself is living proof of hope and love for our environment. This community fought to keep the wildlife centre alive through the crisis three years age, when govern- ment cutbacks threatened its survival. On June 5 come and see for yourself what we have saved for "Our Common Future."' You'll be proud. From 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. a guided walk on the board- walk called Marshes Alive will take you into nature's nursery. Countless birds, mammals, fish, reptiles and invertebrates make their homes there -- an un- told wealth of life and beauty, saved from destruction by determined conservationists. From 2 to 4 p.m. in the centre, a discussion on the Trumpeter Swan rein- troduction project will lift your spirits even further. A pair of swans will be brought to Wye Marsh later this summer. The hope is that these majestic birds will breeed and that one day the Wye Valley will ring again with their calls, as it did in the time of the Hurons, before hun- ting and habitat change wiped them out. Wye Marsh's swan project pro- ves that the damage we do to our environment can be undone, if we care enough. Page 14, Wednesday, June 1, 1988 ~ « Z. A "sore : raceway entries Wed., June 1/88 POST TIME: 7:30 P.M. 5-JN Chantal D. Cookson 5§-Bucklaw R. Wiles FIRST -- Pace, purse $800 AE1-Seedling Adios T. Smith 7-Sintiluta Prince G. Schedlosky 1-DM PADDY D. Rideout FIFTH -- Pace, purse $950 AE1-Trojan Frosty D. Clements 7-OMAHEART J. Ginn 4-SCARLET PARKER S. Skilton NINTH -- Trot, purse $1000 4-MICHAELS BECKY R. Gassien 3-BATTLE RIP S. Gassien 3-KASH NUGGET W. Hie 8-Heeltross Hanover M. Brethour 8-ROCKYS BABY T. Smith 8-YODA W.-Jones 3-Dream Fortune T. Miller 1-Weekly Journal D. Rideout 2-CINCHS PET J. Robinson We would also like to ex- now has 44 per cent contir- 6-Lil Sis Byrd D. Lloyd 2-Hills Donna A. Hohner 4-Margaret Freckles |. Macintosh * : 2-Natural Zip A. Wilson 6-Bio Cheetah A. Nicholls 1-Vera Bluegrass W. Nicholls tend a warm thank you to mation of involvement. J} §sunn scorpian M. Brooks 5-Troubled Times. W. Clarkson 6-Eldon Brisc R. Lloyd sndivi Th No AE1-Shuffle Deck S. Gassi 7-0n A Ri . 5-Newt H M. Brook the ee individuals who Orillia ie still ae front AE2-Cool Fn as Al cifatonnes Archer _--_W. Nicholls 7-Fatal Vision J. étinsot took the time to confirm with 53 per cent. Midland } seconp -- Trot, purse $1800 AE2-Ravens Dancer D. Rideout AEI-Linda Gass R. Gassien their contributions to the was closing in slowly. IROTABOUT é Maton NAT Te ger T. Miller TEN 2 Pe, purse si000. a Participaction The final percentage 6-BIG SMURF J. Robinson 3-KALILAS OMAHA S. Gassien 1-LISA GASS R. Gassien é +t 4-Starmint S. Rowe 5-FLY BYE SEAN D. Lloyd 8-SENGA RIZAL J. Durhi Challenge. tabulations, however, im- fc vvians Hurst W. Hie IeGing' Ho Almabrat 4M: Brethiout 3-TOPPER FLIGHT 5. Gassien dicated Midland with 53 J 3Kawartha Onestep C. Horner 2-Refundable Goods S. Byron 4-Rosadam Vick R. Moore : +. eee SE 8-Ladys Champion Bo W. Jon 6-Rustys Riple s. 2-Gotcha Bob G.Bi The battle against Orilia per cent and Orillia with 73 | Othopat 5. Skiton 7 Better 'dni A. 'iene SFY Lady Oi E. Peconi Jr. was fought uphill the percent. Despite losing the ] AE1-Marys JJ M. Brefhour AE\ Helens Rip A. Nicholls 6-Prince Chance R. Baker 3 2 - THIRD -- Pace, purse $1100 £2-Bradleys Ski R. Cunningh 7-Mr. Wall S. Goodale whole day! Our first con- Challenge, Midland has a J 7 tHunper sue. S. Byron AEB JS fun Gil T. MacDonnell AEV-G PS Dream M. Jards tact with our rival orillia 10 per cent increase over | 1-COIN SMiGER M. Simo SEVENTH -- Pace, purse $900 AE2-Sir Gwillimbury D. Newman his ti z= | 2-DOTS MAXINE L. Spinks 6-DRIVE AND DESIRE D. Lloyd ELEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1500 was at4 p.m. At this time, last year's results. 3-Dan Dillon J. Tropea 5-RECORD KNIGHT S. Byron 2-SLEET T. Miller Orillia confirmed 20 per We are all winners! | 4Senor Debbie 2-COUNTRY AIR KV S. Skilton 3-JEAL RICH S. Byron : c : c 5 8-Widower Bret S. Skilton 1-T Time Nate J. Crowe 1-LONESOME SOLDIER T. Miller cent of their population to Midland is once again J} § Bele Gay Bardot D. Lloyd 8-Timeless Moment D. Rideout 4-Queen Marguerite D. Lloyd c , ; i i 6-Undependable D. Rideout 3-April Romance H. Johnston 5-Jovial M L. Spinks Midland s 6 per cent. enriched with Bom ane | ere A Nicholls 71h Bee Di G. Kirby 6 Saly Yor § bined Striving for victory, both spirit, friendship and en- | Ago-Tru Ray Parker C. Bell 4-Dunnville Tipsey 6. Kirby 8-Donbryn Elite B. MacDonnell F : aie : 5 A AE3-Roger Sherwood S. Goodal AE1-Kracy Gass D. Rideout 7-Keystone Chief R. Bak rivals continued on valiant thusiasm; that my friends | foymm -- Pace, puse $1280 AE2Ben Gil Charle _G. Durbano AET-Everyime KV 5. Rowe ly. At 6 p.m., the second jis what the Crownlife Par- ] 1-JoHNSTONS SHADOW _D. Lloyd EIGHTH -- Pace, purse $1350 AE2-Armbro Farewell _W. Nicholls report had narrowed the ticipaction Challenge is all ann ae GIRL fe HY SEER Ee D. Hel AE3-Minor Boss M. Brethour difference between the two about. Congratulations to- 7-Time Sides A. Nicholls S-HIAWATHA PARADE ----_C. Curran ae Q 6-Tammys Mi A. Wil 1-Forrest B G.B communities. Midland you all! a. Widower Orn Ss. at Apa. pee Lis Miler yf 8-Brigadeary S. Skilton 2-Rainy Day Night A. Nicholls Saturday, May 28/88 Post Time: 7:30 p.m. Race Pace Race Pace Condition Mile $800 Claim Mile $1,100 Senga Akey J. Robinson 3.10 2.10 2.10 I'll Get Bye G. Kirby 3.60 3.50 2.80 Prince Lee Tommy D. Clements 2.20 2.10 Rob Ron Tipper A. Hohner . 10.30 3.40 Cheese Croissant A. Hohner 2.10 Robins Queen S. Byron 2.80 Also: Amanda Rose, Cherubic, Eastern Fritz, Sky Destiny, Pinedale If | Also: Skipping Pencer, Murmac Skip, Striking Lass, Everybodys Raven, J JS Lynn Exactor: 2-6 Paid: $10.90 Exactor: 3-8 Paid: $33.80 . Time: 2:04.2 Time: 2:03.4 Race Pace Race Trot Condition Mile $1,800 Sires Stakes Race $11,194 Kendal Ulli G. Larush 6.60 3.80 2.50 Prestidigitator K. Quirie 3.60 3.10 2.50 Say What S. Skilton 3.60 2.70 Neville Domarr S. Rowe 12.20 5.00 HM Campton W. Nicholls 2.70 Jo Brisco W. Wellwood 4.90 Also: Gina Seelster, Scuffed Pants, Lowella Hanover, Oyster BB Also: Rasmus, Linfields Keen, Class Notes, Blue Jay Spirit, Candy Surprise | Exactor: 7-3 Paid: $28.70 Scratched: Chance On Time } Exactor: 5-1 Paid: $139.40 D. Double: 2-7 Paid: $12.20 Time: 2:04 Time: 2:00.3 Race Pace Race Pace Condition Mile $1,250 Condition Mile $1,800 Grants Smokey J. Brooks 6.40 3.80 2.70 Saturn Seelster S. Skilfon 10.20 4.60 3.20 B Cor Jayne W. Jones 4.00 3.00 Meadow Minstral G. Larush 3.90 2.80 Toots Magoon S. Byron 2.30 Spring Holder S. Byron 3.80 Also: PJ Collins, Sugar Boots, Prancing Glory, Dash For Cash GB, Double Life } Also: Parkhill Impish, Prime Killean, Amrock Star, RJ Liner, Wil Lor Steve Exactor: 7-1 Paid: $38.00 Exactor: 2-4 Paid: $45.00 | Triactor: 7-1-8 Paid: $82.90 Time: 2:03.3 Time: 2:02.2 et Race Pace 1 0 Race Trot Sires Stakes Race $11,194 Condition Mile $1,000 Sir Gwillimbury D. Newman Sr 7.00 2.60 2.20 Almost Formal |. Macintosh 3.30 2.40 Sports Extra G. Brown 2.30 Also: Ripping Don, Lulas Prince, Fast Special, Senga Gabon, G PS Dream He's Worthy C. Lawson 22.90 9.90 3.50 | Start the Music T. Mulcahy 5.30 3.60 Poker Lauxmont D. Shadlock 2.20 Also: Credit Balance, -Langside Brady, Crawford Lake Also: Small Town Boy, Out With The Boys, Armbro Grant, AC Star, Slabtown Acadian Exactor: 5-2 Paid: $28.60 Scratched: Minto Dan § Exactor: 5-2 Paid: $63.30 Scratched: Exceptional Jazz & Mach Nine Time: 2:05.1 Time: 2:03.4 Race Trot 1 1 Race Pace Sires Stakes Mile $11,194 Claim Mile $1,250 Classic Glory J. McClure 3.10 2.60 2.70 <} Wil Lor Pat W. Nicholls 8.00 3.50 2.40 Appleby Storm S. Rowe , 3.30 2.60 Shawns Count D. Lloyd 4.00 2.30 Bullit Lauxmont E. Turcotte 4.00 Nets Jet S. Byron 2.10 Also: Stoneriggs Barron, Skipping Dancer, Trojan Frosty, Trans Am Sam, Cautious Chris The Random Factor S. Cunningham 2.20 Also: Superior Simon, Reaching, Carramy Crystal, lona Master George Exactor: 7-6 Paid: $218.00 Scratched: Smiling Baron Triactor: 7-6-1 Paid: $367.10 Time: 2:03.2 Exactor: 6-1 Paid: $12.50 Exactor: 3-8 Paid: $25.70 D. Double: 5-5 Paid: $139.10 Time: 2:04.1 Time: 2:04 Triactor: 3-8-4 Paid: $63.50 Race Pace Claim Mile $1,400 3 Dunnville Peter R. Walker 14.50 7.60 3.50 Arnold the Greek = Roman Pegasus C. Lawson 7.60 2.70 Longshot Pick | For Wed., June 1/88 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 MIBLEAND 252. 5.522 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 620 Riverroad West itll drive you wild