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NOW $1 7,990°°., $3991 5 per mo. with $2,750.00 down Page 14, Wednesday, February 1, 1989 Recreation Preview---- 7 ----by Bryan Peter- Thanks to all the organizations and the great winter weather, the fourth annual Midland Winterfest was very successful. As with any event of this magnitude, advance planning is of the utmost importance. A wrap-up and idea generating meeting wil! be held Feb. 9 at the Civic Center at 7:15 p.m. Groups and in- dividuals are invited to at- tend and help us start planning a special 1990 edition of Winterfest. yy. One last note concern- steals ing Winterfest is the names of the winners of the snow snake throwing The Askennonia Seniors Center is well under way with its pro- contest held at the gram lineup. Under the Huronia Museum. John guidance of Marie Todd was the overall McCready and five adult winner with a toss of 110 feet while Frances Robinson from Cookstown topped the ladies category with a throw of 96 feet. In the children's category, Tanya Ostertag of Midland won with a 52-foot effort. The event attracted 83 participants. volunteer committees, ac- tion is heating up for February. Some special events to attend' include a film festival, birthday party and a general meeting. Regular programs in- clude Tai Chi, bridge, crafts, guest speakers, VON foot clinic and arrle . raceway entries Wed., Feb. 01/89 FIRST -- Pace, Purse $1250 4-Emerald Chip S. Gassien 1-Somnambulist D. Lloyd 5-FULL FIGURE LADY S. Byron AE1-A D Goatee S. Byron 2-Share My Crown G. Kirby 2-COME BACK SHANE G. Durbano FIFTH -- Trot, Purse $1350 7-Breakaway Gal S. Byron 4-REEDO D. Rideout 1-LITTLE ALEX A. Hohner 8-Armbro Elmira G. Lamoureux 6-Natural Zip A. Wilson 2-MYSTICAL THUNDER J. Tropea AE1-Gold Mine GB S. Skilton 3-Whitneys Jet D. Lloyd 3-KING OF UTOPIA T. Smith NINTH -- Pace, purse $2250 1-Photosession S. Skilton 4-R Steve K. Murray 1-STONERIGGS GO BYE G. Larush SECOND -- Pace, Purse $1450 5-Whitneys toy W. Jones 2-PERFECT JOURNEY W. Jones 1-CHAR ROB LADY J. Rumble 8-Rosadam Candor W. Nicholls 3-SALLY YORK D. Lloyd 2-SENGA WAYLORD __T. Atkinson 7-Moorelands S J A. Nicholls 5-Chuckalo Becky C. Thompson 4-CONCERT SKIPPER A. Hohner 6-Speywide Fiddler G. Warner 6-Helens Rip S- Byron 5-Riff Raff Sam M. Radley SIXTH -- Pace, purse $1500 7-Duke Bullet G. Lamoureux 6-Last Of Arnie S. Byron 1-CARP VALLEY JIM _W. Nicholls 4-Minto Joe S. Gassien 3-Minto Why S. Byron 2-TRAFFIC J. Crowe 8-Sharonwood Buster M. Wade 7-Minor Joanne W. Nicholls 4-ROCKYS BABY T. Smith AE1-Adios Taxi S. Skilton 8-Dads Best Wiper D. Lloyd 3-Nets Jet S. Byron AE2-Donbryn Elite S. Byron AE1-Glorys Image M. Simo 5-Wil Lor Reba A. Nicholls TENTH -- Pace, purse $1100 AE2-Rufus Rouge A. Nicholls 7-Normans Delight D. Newman 1-TNT PRIMO D. Lloyd THIRD -- Pace, Purse $1150 8-Widower Bret M. Hales 2-FAST ANGEL G. Lamoureux 3-MORGAGE JERRY GUY G. Larush 6-Kawartha Paleface M. Radley 3-DOT MCKINNON S. Rowe 4-PATS DESIRE D. Lloyd AE1-Brigadeary S. Skilton 8-A D Annie 8-HUSTLIN HOMESTEAD L. Spinks AE2-Bio Cheetah A. Nicholls 4-Golden Sham W. Elford 1-Record Knight W. Nicholls SEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1900 5-Disco Doc K. Jones 2-Miss Sly Basket G. Lamoureux 1-FIRST PERFORMANCE _L. Spinks 6-T Time Amos K. Laarakkers 5-G PS Dream M. Jarvis 7-K T JAY JAY S. Byron 7-Lembo Peggy J. Crowe 7-Roger Blue 8-WARM TIME W. Jones AE1-First Reflection D. Rideout 6-Fleet Foot Omaha T. Smith 2-Keep It Beautiful C. Horner AE2-Record Dream S. Byron AE1-The Random Factor S. Skilton 4-Johnstons Shadow J. Brooks ELEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1500 AE2-Too Wide = J. Coulter 5-Amrock Star R. Wiles 2-RAINY DAY NIGHT D. Lloyd AE3-Belle Gay Brandy G. Kirby 6-jicket To Glory W. Nicholls 1-STRIKING LASS W. Nicholls FOURTH -- Pace, purse $1725 3-Pinedale Rusty W. Jones 8-SECRET COURIER S. Byron 1-WOODHOUSE RIP A. Nicholls AE1-Wil Lor Susie S. Skilton 3-Amanda Kennedy S. Rowe 6-TERRELL HANOVER _C. Jardine AE2-Roman Pegasus D. Rideout 4-Cheryls Star J. Gamble 2-MOORELANDS HOPE _ S. Byron EIGHTH -- Pace, purse $2100 6-Battling Star 8-Kawartha Wendy Jo S. Gassien 3-BACKYARD GOSSIP A. Nicholls 5-Everytime K V A. Hohner 5-Striking Hi G. Durbano 4-HEELTROSS HANOVER W. Nicholls 7-Royal D D G. Kirby 7-Keystone Laura J. Brooks 5-A C GENTLEMAN JIM D. Newman AE1-Moorelands Mort G. Lamoureux 3-Jolly Folleigh L. Callacott 6-Cameos Skipper L. Spinks AE2-Kawartha Top Time _D. Lloyd wy c Sat., Jan. 28th, 1989 Post Time: 7:30 p.m. Race Pace Race Pace Condition Mile $1150 Claim Mile $1050 Rainbow Ricki L. Weatherill 1460 670 320 Columbia Jim G. Larush 4.70 3.40 280 Spring Marsha S. Byron 4.60 320 Alexs Seed L. Spinks 3.90 290 Come Back Shane G. Durbano 350 Dovers Rock _ ~S Byron 3.70 Also: Cheryls Princess, Flashing Dancer, Frasers Choice, Brandys Crown, Time | Also: Go Four Nicholls, Dots Maxine, Vanbela Ooo Little, Kawartha Nifty Nan, Cavans Stopper Senor Exactor: 4-1 Paid: $51.20 Exactor: 8-5 Paid: $13.70 Time: 2:11.3 Time: 2:12.3 Race Trot Race Pace Condition Mile $1500 Claim Mile $2300 Daisys Colt M. Jarvis 5.80 340 3.00 Miss New Bery M. Etsell 1270 670 500 Laurel Lightning J. Tropea 4.00 3.20 Rip N Ricky A Hamilton 10.70 5.60 Arch E Junkin J. Robinson 470 Coal Digger G. Larush 4 3.50 Also: Ladys Champion Boy, Charles Glory, Yoda, Hiland Magic Scratched: Deidra_| Also: Queen Marguerite, JR Silks, Chance On Time, Oyster BB, Wil Lor Tammy Exactor: 8-1 Paid; $23.00 Exactor: 3-6 Paid: $210.90 D. Double: 4-8 Paid: $74.80 Time: 2:06.3 Time: 2:10.2 Race Pace Race Pace Claim Mile $1400 Condition Mile $1800 Bridal Music S. Skilton 7.20 390 3.50 AC Gentleman Jim D. Newman Sr. 1950 6.40 400 Circo Tar S. Byron 5.00 3.60 Misseys Joy S. Byron 10.20 460 Kalies Ripp G. Crowe 3.30 Quicker Thorpe M. Etsell 8.60 Also: Belle Gay Countess, Glencoe Bijoux, Brigadeary, Apollo Seelster Also. Shady Gunner, Gaelic Command, Elite Promise, Ill Get Bye, Angle Beth Tario Scratched: Cavans Dorothy Exaclor: 6-5 Paid: $181.30 Exactor: 2-6 Paid: $70.50 Time: 2:07.2 Time: 2:10.3 Race Pace 1 Race Pace Claim Mile $1100 0 Condition Mile $1325 Bantu Wind L. Spinks 3.30 300 270 Lady Gimble M. Jarvis 13.00 6.50 370 NS Funds C. Jardine 8.10 430 Tru Ray SKip W. Clarkson 13.50 520 Nelligator 0. Lloyd 420 Princess Beautron G. Larush 3.40 Also: Archers Missy, Wil Lor Sara, Striking Addition, Josies Moondance, Nadirs | Also Superior Sam. Crown Time Lettie, Alabama Gold, Lil Sis Byrd, Miss Peal Moss Cholce Exactor' 6-7 Paid: $292.00 Exactor: 1-8 Paid: $20.90 Triactor: 1-8-7 Paid: $145.40 } Time: 2:09 Time: 2:09.1 Race Pace 1 1 Race Pace Condition Mile $1800 Claim Mile $1100 Sea To Sea $. Skilton 3.80 240 220 Ben Gil Charlie S. Skilton 1040 500 3.80 Nickels And Dimes S. Byron 2.40 230 Seeker K. Jones 7.60 5.40 Kalilas Omaha W. Jones 2.90 Drive And Desire 0. Lloyd 3.30 Also: Rip By Dot, Roman Lover, Betcha Cant, Victoria Sil G Also: Esther Maid, Villa De Esta A, French Wine, Wil Lor Pat, Pacin Scot Exactor> 3-5 Paid: $7.20 Exactor: 8-5 Paid: $96.90 Time: 2:06.2 OD. Double: 6-6 Paid: $87.10 Triactor: 8-5-1 Paid: $745.20 Time: 2.08.4 Race Pace -. Claim Mile $1600 a GS Parkhull Impish D. Lloyd 670 340 270 Arnold the Greek's ie Mark Of Smog W. Jones 6.10 310 i Y cell Wi Sones a Longshot Pick Gi Also: Graytriars Thomas, Township Pepe, PJ Collins, Buck Orpington, McRoan For Wed. Feb. 1st : Exactor: 5-6 Paid: $39 60 : é 7 Tact $62 Patt: $128.40 Kawartha Wendy Jo, 4th Race { ime: OFF-TRACK PROGRAM SALES LOCATIONS: i COLLINGWOOD... Arena Billlards, 89 Hurontarlo Street Barrie Raceway MIDLAND... 2.2... Parkers Variety, 229 King Street The Best Bet for Your Money PENETANGUISHENE. .. .Ken Gauthier Reetiay Geol, HWY 27..... Ploneer Petroleum, south at Beeton Rosd ss . WASAGA BEACH... Gatherall's Country Store For info on Groups or Parties Rear HARNESS It'll drive you wild! health counselling. So, seniors, if you're looking for some action, drop into the Askennonia Seniors Center in the Calvary Baptist Church on King Street or call Marie at 526-7609. * KKK April is only two months away and that means it's time to get your organization includ- ed in the Recreation Department's spring and summer brochure. You have until Feb. 10 to return the form that was sent in the mail. If your group did not receive a form, call the Recreation Office at 526-4770. Group contacts and special events are listed at no charge and you can also submit material for a paid article or advertise- ment. Don't delay, act Winterfest was successful now and be sure your group is included in this brochure. There will be 15,000 copies distributed. **eKX Also with the ap- proaching spring season comes the joint registra- tions. Groups already confirmed are Minor Baseball, Minor Soccer and tennis. Registrations will be held April 3, 6 and 8 at the Civic Center. If your group would like to participate call the Recreation Office. KKK Don't forget, you can join the Midland Grand Squares at the weekly square dance every Fri- day at 7:30 p.m. at the Midland Civic Center on Yonge Street. For more imformation, call 526-0816. Atoms lose the playoff preview Midland French Dry Cleaners Major Atoms defeated Coldwater 8-0 Sunday afternoon. Midland was led by the three goal performance of Joe Rooney and a brace from Chris Cadeau. Kevin Wood, Greg Spiker and Lee Marion com- pleted the scoring for Midland who led 3-0 after one period and 7-0 after two. Joe McGill picked up the shutout. Saturday, Midland visited Collingwood in a preview of an upcoming best-of-five Ontario Minor Hockey Associa- tion playoff between the centers. Midland took a 1-0 lead lead at 8:33 of the open- ing period when Rooney Penetang connected on a solo ef- fort. Collingwood knotted the count with less than two minutes to play in the frame with Kyle Wilson getting credit. Darin Potts gave the hosts'a 2-1 lead at 8:38 of the third after a scoreless middle stanza. Jake Hibbs counted the final Collingwood tally with just 22 seconds left in the game. Midland travels to Col- lingwood Friday for the series opener at 5 p.m. with the second game in Midland Sunday after- noon at 2:30 p.m, Game three is scheduled for Collingwood Feb. 11 at 5 p.m. No word on the balance of the series, if necessary, was available at press time. Bantams are tied 1-1 in OMHA playoffs The Penetanguishene S. Charlebois Haulage bantams began their On- tario Minor Hockey Association playdowns on the weekend with a win and a losss against Bracebridge. Penetang dropped home ice advantage by losing 4-0 Saturday. Bracebridge was led by the three-goal perfor- mance of Mark McGrath. Bracebridge led 1-0 after one period and 2-0 after two. The teams reverted to Bracebridge Sunday where Penetang blanked their hosts 2-0 in a tight checking, hard hitting contest. Scott Galt ex- hibited sensational goaltending in the win turning aside 40 shots. For Galt, it was all in a day's work as he has registered shutouts in each of his last three games. Tim Maheu counted both Penetang goals to be offenive star. The third game is set Friday night at 9 p.m. in Bracebridge. The fourth game will be played in Penetang Feb. 4 at 6:20 p.m. Midland Indusmin Bantams retire early from Silver Stick The Midland Indusmin Bantams enjoyed a good start in the International Silver Stick Finals Satur- day in Port Huron, but unfortunately the dream ended abruptly. Midland dumped West Michigan 4-1 in the opener but dropped a 2-1 decision to Etobicoke in their second encounter. The third game was forfeited as Midland was unable to field a team due to injuries and suspensions. fondo pion 9 0) Ee ollie g fo 0 dite o lo ps @ fy de im] ng @ Oat & a i og ae > Weg (ey oe ee ee ee ey ee ee re, ne es Se -- ~~ = A 4H Ar ee COChmLeLLlCUmrerlCUrrlUmrrllhUr rllCU rllClllhlCUrrlDlCUCllCUC.lhlClOl OT ee ee