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BOURGEOIS MOTORS SCOREBOARD MIDLAND CENTENNIALS PLAYER SEASON STATISTICS David Forrest Jim McLaren Brad Wadge Chris Bales Ted French George Gunther John Richardson Don Robertson Pat Marchand Doug Robertson Trevor Irvine Guy Jeannotte Mike Larmand Glen McDermott Derek Haines Chris Walser Rob Fortin Kevin Hubbard Derek Storey Greg Lalonde Chris Kinnear Craig Dempsey Dave Bressette 3 i) WWONNOAD PENETANG INDUSTRIAL HIGH SINGLE Julien Beauchamp Barry Bowen Mike Parent Wayne Garraway BOWLING LEAGUE Borsa Produce 82 Mike's Spots Shop 79 Beau Maur Pools 78 Tee Pee Drywall 77 Hotel Brule 73 Sarjeant Boys 71 Penetang I.G.A. 67 Pete's Masonry 65 Legion Br. 68 54 Dusome's Garage 53 Hamelin & Leroux 52 Asselin Insurance 47 Summary: HIGH TRIPLE 769 758 755 306 Larry Dion 308 Wayne Garraway 302 Charlie Spiker HIGH AVERAGE Moe Lacroix 242 235 227 227 J.P. Desroches Tony Forget MIDLAND INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Garner's Sports 90 Jory I.D.A. Pharmacy 83 Jim Gamna Signs 75 Iven's Windows 74 Dion's Cleaners 73 Bandana Construction 72 Brabant's Construction 64 Thruway Muffler 55 Huronia Auto Glass 54 HIGH SINGLE Howard Woolner Tom Sauve Dennis Crowe Skilja Design 52 Huronia Flyers 52 Ken's Fast Food 36 Summary: HIGH TRIPLE 370 Tom Sauve 888 343 Dennis Crowe 826 340 Maurice Lapensee 812 EXCELLENT CONDITION 1986 Mercury Cougar V6, automatic, air conditioning, power steer- ing, power brakes, only 38,000 miles. $1 0,980°° or $296§00 per month with $1,234.00 down Page 18, Wednesday, January 18, 1989 The wait is over! Midland's fourth annual Winterfest is here, ready to provide you and your family with activities from today until Sunday. For the family, there are free displays available such as a gymnastics show Friday at the Civic Center along with a mar- tial arts demonstration beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and noon-4 p.m. respectively, The waiting is over Winterfest has arrived Model Train Club, Model Airplane Club, the Schooner Bee Brigade and local artists at the Civic Center. Winterfest features a number of tournaments such as -bridge on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center, and shuffleboard Thursday at 1 p.m. Midland Legion is hosting a dart tourna- ment Friday at 7 p.m. while Saturday's tourneys include chess at Center, over-35 snooker tournament, 9 a.m. at the Games Room, and euchre at the Legion at 2 p.m. Volleyball and racquet- ball tourneys will be held Sunday at the YMCA. There are a number of special shows for all ages. Thursday, the Winterfest sports awards will be presented 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Center. The Wye Marsh will hold its popular Festival Talent Search Friday at 8 p.m. there are displays by the 10 a.m. at the Civic while the Friends of Ste. J z ------d Esarrie . raceway entries Wed., Jan. 18/89 POST TIME: 7:30 P.M. 2-Prince Lee Bob G. Robinson 6-Adios Taxi S. Skilton FIRST -- Pace, purse $1,150 8-Moorelands S J A. Nicholls 3-Roman Pegasus D. Rideout 8-BRANDYS CROWN AE1-Little Alex A. Hohner 7-Sally York D. Lloyd 7-SPIKE BUTLER S. Skilton AE2-King of Utopia T.Smith 8-Keystone Laura J. Brooks 3-J P CORBY M. Brethour FIFTH -- Pace, purse $1,325 5-Armbro Elmira G. Lamoureux 6-Reedo D. Rideout 5-ALABAMA GOLD M. Prange AE1-Gaelic Command S. Skilton 4-Whitneys Jet D. Lloyd 1-PRINCESS BEAUTRON G. Larush AE2-Bucklaw R. Wiles 5-Full Figure Lady S. Byron 8-SUPERIOR SAM A. Nicholls NINTH -- Pace, purse $1,050 1-Glorys Image M. Simo 2-Tru Ray Skip W. Clarkson 2-ROCKYS BABY T. Smith 2-Gypsy Amy J. Bollett 6-Char Rob Lady J. Rumble 8-SISTER B B J. Coulter AE1-Skip The Roses A. Nicholls 7-Lady Gimble M. Jarvis 1-BRIGADEARY S. Skilton AE2-L W Duke L. Spinks 3-Shoe Cran Mandian G. Lamoureux 7-Disco Doc K. Jones SECOND -- Pace, purse $1,600 4-Rufus Rouge W. Nicholls 6-Bransdale Willie W. Nicholls 3-GLENCOE BIJOUX C. Bell AE1-Key Tuit D. Rideout 3-Rips Image G. Graham 7-JOLLY FOLLEIGH L. Callacott AE2-Record Dream S. Gassien 4-Casimir Express D. Rideout 1-WILCOS BONUS S. Byron SIXTH -- Pace, purse $1,400 5-Fast Angel G. Lamoureux 2-Kawartha Top Time D. Lloyd 1-MOORELANDS MORT G. Lamoureux AE1-Eldon Nancy R. Mills 5-A D Goatee S. Skilton 3-CAVANS DOROTHY S. Rowe TENTH -- Pace, purse $1,750 4-Shadydale Exeter S. Gasien 8-NETS JET S. Byron 1-WiL LOR UNAMEIT W. Nicholls 6-The Random Factor S. Cunningham 2-Rainy Day Night D. Lloyd 2-DONBRYN ELITE B. MacDonnell THIRD -- Pace, purse $1,100 5-Robins Queen D. Rideout 5-WOODHOUSE RIP A. Nicholls 8-MORGAGE JERRY GUY G. Larush 4-Jet Turner G. Reiley 3-Kinway Dodie S. Byron 7-BO0JO FLASH T. Smith 6-Bridal Music S. Skilton 8-Ward Eagle G. Kirby 1-B PS DREAM M. Jarvis 7-Everytime K V A. Hohner 6-Mark of Smog W. Jones 2-Hustlin Homestead G. Kirby AE1-Widower Bret S. Skilton 7-Johnstons Shadow J. Brooks 3-Roger Blue D. Lloyd AE2-Amanda Kennedy D. Lloyd 4-Pinedale Rusty 4-Peppys Jade B. Fong SEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1,900 ELEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1,100 5-Prince Lee Karen S. Skilton 2-HEELTROSS HANOVER W. Nicholls 7-WIL LOR PAT W. Nicholls 6-Record Knight S. Byron 4-PARKHILL IMPISH J. Brooks 1-B COR BUDDY AE1-Jeal Rick S. Byron 1-DUKE BULLET G. Lamoureux 3-PATS DESIRE D. Lloyd AE2-Denton Patrol G. Durbano 8-Senor Angel G. Kirby 8-Nelligator S. Byron AE3-Furys Boy K. Davidson 3-Gold Mine G B J. Coulter 6-Fleet Foot Omaha T. Smith FOURTH -- Trot, purse $1,250 6-More Gold K. Rose 2-Bio Cheetah A. Nicholls © 4-LAUREL LIGHTNING J. Tropea 7-Breakaway Gal S. Byron 4-Dot McKinnon S. Rowe 5-VERA BLUEGRASS D. Rideout 5-Somnambulist D. Lloyd 5-Belle Gay Brandy 6-WHITNEYS TOY W. Jones EIGHTH -- Pace, purse $2,050 AE1-Nadirs Choice S. Skilton 1-Confidence Man M. Brethour 4-STONERIGGS GO BYE G. Larush AE2-Hurry Up Dear D. Lloyd 3-Speyside Fiddler G. Warner 1-J R SILKS H. Smalley 7-Rosalinda Star M. Fitzgerald 2-PERFECT JOURNEY W. Jones a C Saturday, January 14, 1989 Post Time: 7:30 p.m. Race Pace Race Pace Condition Mile $1,150 Condition Mile $1,800 Honorable Fella M. Jarvis 3.60 230 230 | I'll Get Bye G. Kirby 3.30 310 220 Rum N Wink W. Nicholls 2.30 2.10 Betcha Cant J. Tropea 6.70 2.70 Natura! Zip G. Kirby 2.40 Shady Gunner D. Lloyd 2.50 Also: Flashing Dancer, Pumpin If Aye, Cheryls Princess, Spring Marsha, Clan- | Also: Victoria Sil G, Minto Joe, Senga Riboa, Barfolder, Jefs Last Adieu fam Mam é Exactor: 1-4 Paid: $29.20 Exactor: 4-1 Paid: $9.00 Time: 2:03.3 Time: 2:07.1 Race Trot Race Pace Condition Mile $1,500 Claim Stake Mile $8,700 Yoda W. Jones 5.20 2.90 2.60 Ticket To Glory W. Nicholls 9.60 5.00 3.40 Zak Smiger R. Baker 2.70 3.10 Striking Ordeal G. Larush 5.80 3.30 Macs Cookie W. Nicholls 4 Wil Lor Susie S. Skilton 2.40 Also: Arch E Junkin, Nigel Domarr, Charlees Glory, Shi Bob, LC Tricia Also: My Lad, Kawartha Top Time, Striking Hi, Warren Seelster, First Peclormance Exactor: 1-2 Paid: $13.50 Exactor: 1-3 Paid: $109.70 D. Double; 4-1 Paid: $14.10 Time: 2:03.3 Time: 2:07 Race Pace Race Pace Claim Mile $1,100 Claim Mile $2,300 Ben Gil Charlie S. Skilton 9.60 4.20 2.30 Queen Marguerite D. Lloyd 12.00 7.60 440 Otonabee Princess R. Lowery 3.00 210 | Rip N Ricky A. Hamilton 4.00 420 Drive and Desire D. Lo 2.10 Gaelic Command R. Cunningham 6.00 Also: Josies Moondance, One Real Peach, Alexs Seed, illico Grade Also: U Drive, Hi N Free, Count Harv, Chuckalo Becky Exactor: 8-1 Paid: $36.40 Scratched: Executed | Exactor: 8-4 Paid: $104.60. Scratched: Sharonwood Buster Time: 2:06.3, Time: 2:02.1 a Scratched: Grants Smokey Race Pace 1 0 Race Pace -- Claim Mile $1,750 Condition Mile $1,500 AC Gentleman Jim D. Newman Sr. 21.60 6.40 3.30 Nickles and Dimes S. Byron 350 3.10 2.40 Township Pepe S. Byron 390 260 Senga Waylord T. Atkinson 690 9.00 Johnstons Shadow J. Brooks 2.80 Surplus Stock J. Harris 3.70 Also: Amrock Star, Sea To Sea, Woodhouse Rip, Ward Eagle, Warm Time | Also: Elite Promise, El Carmen, Kawartha Wendy Jo, Miss Dancing Girl, Tyler Dan Exactor: 5-6 Paid: $80.70 Exactor: 8-3 Paid: $86.70 Scratched: Coastal Julie Triactor: 5-6-3 Paid: $231.00 Time: 2:05.1 Time: 2:05.1 BS Race Pace 1 1 Race Pace Claim Mile $1,050 Condition Mile $1,325 Brown Jug Baron A. Hohner 910 490 440 | Riviera Rip R. Hutton 480 310 240 Esther Maid L. Spinks 610 4.70 | Dads Best Wiper D. Lioyd 330 «2:50 T Time Amos K. Laarakkers 5.50 | Miss Peat Moss L. Spinks 2.50 Also: Triple L Beau, Ravens Dancer, Ontario Scholar, Lembo Peggy, AD Annie | Also: Dylans Day, Concert Skipper, Minto Why, Tell The Truth, Coastal Tina Exactor: 6-2 Paid: $60.50 Exactor: 5-6 Paid: $14.00 D. Double: 8-5 Paid: $11.00 Time: 2:06.3 Triactor: 5-8-6 Paid: $59.40 i' Time: 2:06 Race Pace Claim Mile $1,600 Fr Shadydale Exeter S. Gassien 8.60 490 2.60 Arnold the Greek s Terrell Hanover C. Jardine 460 250 i Q OH To Schoo! W. Nicholls 2.40 Longshot Pick = See Also: PJ Collins, GL Cameron, Battling Star, Just In Motion, Sprangler Ben For Wed., Jan. 18/89 bea: Exactor; 1-3 Paid: $24.10 : : é 7) Triactor: 1-32 Paid: $98.10 Parkhill Impish, 7th Race RG Time: 2:03.3 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... PENETANGUISHE! WASAGA BEACH 'ena Billiards, 89 Hurontario Street . Parkers Variety, 229 King Street .--Ken Gauthier Sporting Goods, fe 98 Main Street Pioneer Petroleum, south at Beeton Road Gatherall's Country Store 620 Riverroad West o It'll drive you wilds Marie host Tanglefoot In Concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Royal Canadian Legion Midland Branch 80 are hosting a dance with Doug and the Desotos supplying the entertain- ment Saturday at 9 p.m. Sunday will have a special figure skating show at Centennial Arena beginning at 1:30 p.m. The Wye Marsh has a parents and toddlers event Friday from 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and the staff will have Quinsey huts, snowshoe obstacle course and snowshoe softball on the weekend. Square dancing is planned for Jan. 20 at the Civic Center at 7:30 p.m. The Montreal Old Pros will suit up against the Midland Saints Friday at 8 p.m. The YMCA has swimming scheduled for Sunday from 1-3 p.m. MSS. has alumni basket- ball game Friday at 7 p.m. and skiing is available all weekend at both Wye Marsh and Mountainview. The YMCA has a slumberfest for children Saturday night. A pan- cake breakfast will be served Saturday from 8 a.m.-11 a.m. at the Civic Center while a chili lunch will be served at the same location Sunday from noon-2 p.m. The Boat- works will host a suitcase party Friday night and a scavenger hunt Saturday from noon-3p.m. The official opening of the Askennonia Seniors' Centre happens Friday from 1 p.m.-4p.m. Public tours of the "Griffon" will be available Thursday from 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.-4 p.m. and might be available Friday, Saturday and Sunday depending on conditions. The snow snake throw- ing will take place at the Huronia Museum Satur- day from 10 a.m.-noon. The family can enjoy horse drawn wagon rides Saturday and Sunday from 11:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. starting at the YMCA parking lot. Free ice skating at Centennial Arena is of- fered Saturday from 7 p-m.-8:15 p.m. The entire family can build a snowman and register by calling 526-4770 before Jan. 20. Trophies will be awarded for the top three entries. Plan to participate in the many winterfest ac- tivities being offered this year! YMCA offers new programs for disabled The Midland YMCA is offering a new program aimed at people suffering from lack of mobility. The program's main objective is to reach those who have to cope with the difficulties of decreas- ed mobility on a daily basis. The lack of. mobility may have been caused by a stroke, being arthritic, motor vehicle accident, etc: The program has been designed by local profes- sionals from the medical and related fields, with input from successful programs in_ other Huronia areas. The program will offer bi-weekly sessions of gen- tle gym and pool exer- cises aimed at improving muscle strength and en- durance as well as joint flexibility for those who can benefit most from such a program. The 30-minute gym ses- sion consists of movements to loosen and limber while seated on Open books, Y told -- Midland's finance com- mittee wants to see the Midland YMCA's 1988 financial statement and a current budget. Until the committee has current financial details, it is reserving discussion of a YMCA re- quest for money. Committee member Councillor George Mac- chairs, then an equal amount of time in the pool is scheduled. The changing areas have special shower ben- ches and toilet facilities. The pool is equipped with a lift for easy access to. the water. Pool temperature will be 80 degrees F for ease of movement and comfort. Participants are en- couraged to bring a friend or assistant (at no charge to that person) to give-a hand if required. Program directors re- quire participants obtain a signed permission from a doctor. The program runs from Jan. 16-Feb. 23 at the Midland YMCA on Mon- days and Thursdays from 1-2515"p-m- Cost will be between $36-$46 depending on the number of registrants. For information con- tact Judy Thomas at 549-7442, ext. 232 or Cathie Leitch at 526-9351 in the afternoon. Donald's impression is that the YMCA is on the verge of being financial- ly out of control, after ex- amining a 1987 financial statement. The YMCA annually asks the town council for money. The municipality donated the land in Little Lake Park on which the YMCA was built. y re Pe ai eet aD ~~ -- wo 4 4 Lo ms fA --- a --" A 7.0 0) Se = DD