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For the next two weekends, starting tomorrow at Penetang Curling Club, the annual Peasoup Men's Bon- spiel. Rinks from Toronto, Orillia, Barrie, Midland, and Penetang will be among those competing for the top prizes. Action begins tomorrow with draws at 9 saan. and 1 'a.m: Spectators are welcome. At Midland's Curling Club, the annual 30,000 Islands Mixed Bonspiel 'goes on all weekend. The three-day event, sponsored by Walker's Distillery, Molson's Breweries, Highland Friendship Inn, and. Victoria and Grey Trust, begins tonight with draws at 6 p.m., 8 p-m., and 10 p.m. Spectators are welcome to watch as 26 rinks from all over Ontario will be com- peting. There will also be a dance on Saturday evening. Come on out to the Curling Club and enjoy! Penetang FSC hosts intermediate contest Penetanguishene Figure Skating Club is hosting an Intermediate figure skating com- petition tomorrow at the Penetang Arena. Competition begins at 1 p.m. and spectators are more than welcome. Admission is free, so come out and support these ice stars of the future. Public skating schedule Penetanguishene Recreation Department has set the following schedule for public skating during the March Break school holiday period. Sunday, Mar. 20--1:15 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Monday,, Mar. 21--1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Mar. 23--1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 24-- 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon Sunday, Mar. 27 - Regular skating if no Junior C hockey game. NHL scoring list this week? Still stopping pucks Old goalies never give up. Like old wines, they just get better with age. Ask Johnny Bower if you don't believe it. Take a look at this trio in action at last. week's "Over 45" Oldtimers hockey tour- nament at Midland Centennial Arena. Top left, Midland and Elmvale's Georgian Bay Indians. Lloyd Smith of Scarborough Relics backst Back to hockey again this week. This will be the toughest one yet, and it's all about current players and teams. Let's see how much you know about to-day's NHL. 1. Name the third player on the New York Islanders' line with Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy. (Hint: He scored 35 goals last year.) efforts. 2. Who moved into sixth place on the All-time d 60 last year. year? his team to the "'A" championship. Top right, Bill Porritt of Etobicoke played every game for his team, and bottom photo, Terry "Tiger" Moore was his usual flambouyant self in the nets for both 4. Who led the Montreal Canadiens in scoring last year? How many points did he have? 5. Name the player who led his team in scoring last year, and then was traded for his 6. Who led the NHL in penalty minutes last Ron Johnson - Sports Editor * Next week at the Midland Centennial Arena, there will be 46 teams, including 21 from Midland, involved in the annual House Leage tournament. Hockey teams from Penetang, Coldwater. Oro, Parry Sound, Bracebridge, Collin- gwood, Meaford, Mactier, Elmvale and Midland will be taking part in the week-long affair. Monday's games, starting at 8 a.m. will be devoted to Bantam division games, while Tuesday will be Peewees, Wednesday will be Atom, Thursday, Novice, and Friday, Tyke and Peewee. Saturday will be taken up with Consolation and Championship title games. Action' on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday will begin at 8 a.m., while Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday action will commence at 9 a.m. Tickets will be sold throughout the week on chances to win valuable prizes. Some of the prizes include a 12 inch black and white television. a hockey Play minutes in penalties? 7. Name the "'other" Edmonton Oiler who scored 100 points last season. 8. Who was the only player in the NHL to lead his team in scoring while serving less than 10 9. Which team had the best won-lost record at home in the 1981-82 season? On the road? 10. Which team changed divisions this year without moving from one city to another? House league hockey tourney next week helmet, an autographed hockey stick by Wayne Gretzky and_ Rick Vaive, an AM-F'M radio eight-track tape player, and lots more. Admission charge for the tournament is $2 per day for adults, $1 for students and _ seniors, and a weekly pass available for $5, good for all six days. In the conference room at the arena, the organizers will be running a "family centre'. Video games, card tables, and other distractions will be available for families of fans and players alike. It's an effort to make this tournament a truly family-oriented event. As well, Midland Minor Hockey Association Ladies' Auxiliary will be holding a bake sale during the week. Midland mayor Al Roach will be present on Monday morning to drop the puck and of- ficially open the week's action. Midland and Parry Sound will be squaring off, so come on out early, and enjoy the action all week. ball! Midland Day at Jay game? lt could happen, IF... Midland Chamber of Commerce wants to boost Midland this summer by sponsoring a Midland Day at a Toronto Blue Jay Game. The Chamber is asking all service clubs and interested citizens to participate. A Midland Day at the ball park entails the purchase of 500 tickets. Special discounts will be offered for children and senior citizens. Time will be alloted on field for program events including participation in the 1st pitch ceremony. All in all, it looks like a fun day and a great opportunity to boost Midland. Answers on Page 11) 3. Name the three players who scored at least Sailors, get your boat out of dry dock, polish your brass buttons and be ready for Summer '83! Sail Away, a seminar co-sponsored by Georgian College and the Ontario Sailing Association (Georgian Bay- Lake Simcoe zone) will be held April 9 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the College's Barrie Campus. The seminar is open to all sailors in the Georgian Bay-Lake Simcoe area, whether they sail dinghies or large cruising yachts. Sail Away is divided into morning Sail away seminar set for Program open to all sailors in Georgian Bay- and afternoon sessions and features a luncheon address by Doug Keary. Keary is president of the Ontario Sailing Association and manager of team training for our America's Cup Team. He will outline selection for and training of the crew for Canada One. Participants in the seminar will choose one of two morning sessions and one of three afternoon workshops. Session A in the morning, features Navigation with Jim Russell of- Westbrook Sailing Schools, Lake Simcoe: Collingwood. Part 1 deals with Basic Coastal Navigation and Part 2 gives sailors "A Bag of Navigational Tricks"'. Session B is reared to racing en- thusiasts. In Part 1, participants will be given a description of the MORC and PHRF handicapping systems. Part 2, led by Olympic Helmsman Roger Green, deals with starting manoeuvres and tactics from the skipper's point of view. Afternoon' sessions include: Cruising Georgian Bay with Jim Kilgour, photographs and tales of adventure in Georgian Bay; So You Want to Buy a Boat, a look at yacht design features with Jack Pady and Bill Goman of Express Yachts and Protest Committees with with Carol Pearey. This last session outlines procedures and jury work for club race committee members. For information about Sail Away registration, call Tom Morrisey, Program Supervisor, Continuing Education, in Orillia (705) 325-2705, Ext. 219 or dial 1-800-461-0218. Friday, March 18, 1983, Page 9