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Poised and ready to strike Gravenhurst Indians goaltender gets a toe on a shot from Midland Centennial, Kevin Belcourt, (16), who is looking to get his Scoreboard Georgian Bay Men's Hockey League Leading Scorers own rebound in Friday night's encounter at Midland Arena. Midland easily took the PLAYER, TEAM G A PTs. P. Belanger, I.D.A. P04 BL. GR! M. Marion, I.D.A. 18 27 45 B. Ramler, Dial-a-Movie WP P43 cB P. Belanger, 1.D.A. >} ee Cas) D. Genier, Duquette's 16, 19) 35 K. Mitchell, 1.D.A. Ph PB) 8h) T. King, Dial-a-Movie 21 13), 34 K. Sine, Jug City IS, ity Bb, S. Bottineau, Stewart's T.V. dee 2a 30 V. Ladouceur, I.D.A. 19 9° 28 P. McDonald, Jug City 14 14 28 G.B.M.H.L. Standings TEAM Weta Bis: I.D.A. Pharmacy WPA Gh. (pe Jug City IM Gye pe pe: Dial-a-Movie 8 5 4 20 Duquette Electronics By Seale Ly, Stewart's T.V. we) aN 1G} Piitz Builders 1142.4 Georgian Bay Jr. C Final standings TEAM GPiW -L]T> Gh GA PTS: MIDLAND a2) 20; 5) 2266 7144-252 Huntsville 32, 22 941,216 140% 46 Stayner 2 Wiel2e73 4185 » 1665139 Innisfil SZ eile) (303186 erst PENETANG 3216, 167, 07"204 l75vas2 Oro 32 12 17 3 164 180 27 Parry Sound Ba. Oe 2d boeess 219 Gravenhurst 32), a) 2h) 2. 108 27a a9 Teams get one point for losing in overtime. Leading Scorers PLAYERS, TEAM D, BELCOURT, MIDLAND 28 59 47 106 18 T. Beasley, Parry Sound 30 46 45 91 20 K. BELCOURT, MIDLAND 30 37 41 78 O D. Schaly, Innisfil 29) 32 925: 57, 90 S.BAUCHMAN, PENETANG 32 24 33 57 35 M. GIESELER, MIDLAND 17 20 36 56 12 B. Campbell, Oro 32 29 25 54 40 D. Garagan, Parry Sound 22 23 30 53 64 R. Kenwell, Stayner 32 23 29° 525126 J. Farnsworth, Huntsville 31 18 31 49 131 S. DAVY, MIDLAND 28 17 32 49 43 T. HOOK, MIDLAND 31 26 22 48 38 A. WHIDDEN, MIDLAND 21 24 23 47 24 Leading Goaltenders : PLAYER, TEAM GP GA AVG. J. Soliman, Huntsville 24.50 97 3.96 C. LEMIEUX, MIDLAND 18.06 73 4.04 T. LeClair, Innisfil 15.36 72 4.69 G. Partridge, Oro 12.42 61 4.91 P. NEWBURN, MIDLAND 13.94 71 5.09 GPG A Pits. PIM: game 11-3 to go up in the best of seven series, two-games to none. Schmidt hooked on racing byPAUL SANDERSON Some fast and furious driving, over the weekend, has _ put Gunter Schmidt back into contention for the title of Ontario's 1986 Ice Racing Champion. A series of collisions on the mile long racetrack in Minden during a previous race left Schmidt's car chained together in several places. Despite the damage, skillful driving, on Saturday and Sunday, advanced him from the bottom of a pack of 32 competitors to 10th place in the overall points record. There are another three com- petitions scheduled for upcoming weekends, in the six race series that determines the Ontario cham- pionship. With the snow kicked up from 30 speeding cars, Schmidt and Co-Driver Fred Aston describe ice-racing to be like 'driving in a blizzard." Midland's STAINED GLASS CLASSES THE CROW'S NEST 236 King St., Midland 526-6131 To register, come in Starting FEBRUARY Morning-Afternoon-Evening 10-12 1-3. 6:30-8:30 be or call us Robillard, Miller lead G. Wilicers In a battle for first place in the Penetang Recreational Hockey League, Huronia Optical downed Hindson Marine 7-2. : Steve Kennedy paced Optical's attack with a hat trick, while Gary Hansford, Peter Roi, Carl Cowan, and Al Melnyk chipped in with single tallies. Rob Cowan~ and Paul Loughran scored for Hindson. G. Willicers slapped last place Commodore Hotel 7-3, led by the three goal per- formances of Dave Robillard and Wayne Miller. Bob Gravelle accounted for the other Willicers tally. Paul Robillard replied with a pair of markers for Commodore while Joe Rankin accounted for a single marker. Therrien's Furniture kept pace with Hind- son's in the hunt for top spot in the standings, by nipping Memories Devils. 4-1. Ken Cowan recorded a pair of counters, while Roy Ferguson and Ken Akerman contributed singles. Trent Maracle tallied the lone Memories' marker. Huronia Optical's Steve Kennedy was named Commodore Hotel Player of the Week. Caley stones Penetang Ryan Caley was a very stingy young man, Sunday afternoon, as he kept Penetang Minor Atoms off the scoreboard while his team won 3-0. Caley deserved full marks for the shutout, as he stymied the Penetang offence time and time again, especially in the third period. It wasn't until the 8:40 mark of the third period that Little Lake Petro Canada broke _ the deadlock when Matthew Stone beat the Penetang goaltender with Jeff Sauve getting the assist. A minute later Sauve notched his own marker with help from Jeff Doughty and Darryl King. Then Doughty put the game on ice with a marker from Chris Bell and Sauve who figured in- all three Midland goals. ABlini's | Mountainview Mall Midland Come in for anew You eFree Make-up Lessons eFacials eEar Piercing eNail Tips eManicures, including new French technique eWaxing, partial or complete 526-7788 Penny Paradis, Cosmetician > For that final touch- Designer Fragrances MERLE NORMAN w= MERLE NORMAN m MERLE NORMAN 2 s Head : to toe : i t :: : Lower Concourse @ MIDLAND 526-4711 MODEL TRAINS WE'VE MOVED!! 'Edwards Village Mall 0-30%orr Fabrics Call 526-7091 for free estimates eQuality workmanship eWide selection of fabric ePickup & delivery WILKINSON'S UPHOLSTERY 651 Yonge St., Midland 526-7091 Page 12, Tuesday, February 4, 1986