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BOURGEOIS MOTORS SCOREBOARD Penetanguishene Recreational Hockey League (including Feb. 12) Team Standings WE il G. Wilicers DOb Fb Sale S21 252 Therrien's Furn. opie a hoe, 62 Huronia Optical Be LO yea 69a 93 Hindson Marine Ore a2, Se 640299 Alex's Serv. Centre 5 15 1 68 104 Penetang Quality Prod. 4 17 O 57 128 Sunday, Feb. 12 Therrien's Furniture 7, Alex's Service Centre 1 G. Wilicers 9, Huronia Optical Outlaws 4 Hindson Marine 6, Penetang Quality Home Products 3 Leading Scorers, Team G Brian Pilon, Therrien's 31 Dave Robillard, G. Wilicers 20 John O'Hara, G. Wilicers 15 Daryl Belcourt, Huronia Opt. 21 Dave Genier, G. Wilicers 14 Bill Mundy, G. Wilicers 20 Paul Lefaive, Alex's Centre 12 Rob Quesnelle, Huronia Opt. 15 Glen Hirlehey, Therrien's 12 John Walters, G. Wilicers 17 Dave Parent, Hindson 14 Dave Lefaive, Therrien's 12 Chris Wright, Therrien's 12 Terry King, Therrien's 9 Scott Hook, Hindson 9 Marc Duquette, Alex's Centre 11 Ken Lacroix, G. Wilicers 12 Mike Gadsby, Alex's Centre 13 Paul Trudeau, Huronia Opt. 13 John Monague, Huronia Opt. 10 A 35 30 31 Pa 28 13 Penetang Industrial Bowling League Borsa Produce Moe's Sports Shop Tee Pee Drywall Beau Maur Pools Sarjeant Boys Hotel Brule Penetang I.G.A. Pete's Masonry Dusome's Garage Legion Br. 68 Hamelin & Leroux Asselin Insurance High Single Larry Labrash 339 Charlie Curry 309 Harvey Stevens. 292 High Average Moe Lacroix 244 Wayne Garraway 231 L.E. Desroches 229 Midland Industrial Bowling League Garners Sports Jory I.D.A. Pharmacy Iven's Windows Jim Gamna Signs Dion's Cleaners Brabant's Construction Bandana Construction Huronia Auto Glass Thruway Muffler Skilja Design Huronia Flyers Ken's Fast Food High Single High Triple Robert Smith Larry Labrash Harvey Stevens High Triple J.P. Moreau 353 Gerry Borsa David Bowen 336 J.P. Moreau Herb Chapman 325 Herb Chapman High Average Moe Lacroix 234 Dean Chapman 233 Jules Marion 229 "DEMO" 1988 TAURUS LX "DEMO" - WAS §21,847°° 101 97 93 90 83 83 80 76 70 68 64 81 780 761 758 111 98 97 96 82 77 77 7a 7 68 54 46 614 785 783 NOW *17,900°° Air, power windows, locks and seat, cassette, cruise control, rear wiper and washer, 7 passenger wagon. The Georgian Bay Row- ing Club has its annual meeting scheduled Feb. 20 at '7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in Penetang. The club of- fers both recreational and competitive programs with special programs for adults and high school students. If you are in- terested in finding out more about the local club's activities, be sure to attend this important -Kecreation Preview _____?s Brvan Peter Meetings, registrations set Recreation and Special Services Department has some annual _ tour- naments ready to go in late March and early April. Pre-registration is necessary for the crib- bage tournament set for March 30 at The Place in Balm Beach; the bid euchre tourney March 31 in New Lowell; the "A" 5-pin bowling tourna- ment April 7 and the "B"' tournament April 10 both at Kempview Bowl in Barrie; the bridge tourna- tournament April 24 in Barrie. For registration forms and further infor- mation, call the county department at 526-2261. Midland Minor Soccer Association invites all in- terested parents and volunteers to attend its annual organizational meeting March 2, 7:30 p.m. at the Midland Civic Centre. Plans will be made for the 1989 soccer season and for the Inter- national Friendship Games in Canandaigua, meeting. ment April 17 at Col- N.Y. The County of Simcoe dwater Legion; the dart Shuffleboard continues mn arrile H raceway entries Wed., Feb. 5/89 POST TIME: 7:30 P.M. 6-Shoe Cran Mandian 6G. Lamoureux 1-MEADOW MINSTRAL G. Larush FIRST -- Pace, purse $1,250 3-Century Skipper J. Bax 8-Shadydale Exeter S. Gassien 4-FULL FIGURE LADY S. Byron 7-Last Of Amie L. Spinks 3-Chance On Time T. Smith 2-JAYPORT GAMBLER A. Hohner FIFTH -- Pace, purse $1,500 7-Hi N Free S. Byron 8-CROWN TIME LETTIE 8-MARY B FASTER L. Spinks 4-Gold Mine GB S. Skitton 1-Natural Zip 1-KATIES RIPP J. Crowe 5-Stoneriggs Go Bye G. Larush 3-Duke of Hillsdale D. Newman 2-CIRCO TAR S. Byron AE1-Shady Gunner ' 7-Come Back Shane G. Durbano $-Little Raggedy Man C. Jardine AE2-Perfect Journey W. Jones 5-Meadow Rabbit L. Spinks 6-Everytime K V A: Hohner NINTH -- Pace, purse $2,100 6-Imperial Casimir J. Bax 3-Glencoe Bijoux C. Bell 4-WILCOS FANTASY J. Bax AE1-Frasers Choice S. Skilton 4-Apnl Romance H. Johnston 3-MISSEYS JOY S. Skitton AE2-Reedo D. Lloyd 7-Apollo Seelster M. Prange 5-HEELTROSS HANOVER W. Nicholls SECOND -- Pace, purse $1,100 AE1-Bridal Music S. Skilton 1-Famous Cade A. Nicholls 1-WIL LOR PAT W. Nicholls AE2-Wil Lor Reba A. Nicholls 2-Buddyrowe L. Spinks 8-CAVANS SENOR W. Jones SIXTH -- Pace, purse $1,725 7-Moorelands Irma M. Brethour 4-CASIMIR EXPRESS K. Jones 1-RAINY DAY NIGHT D. Lloyd 8-Donbryn Elite S. Byron 6-Nadirs Choice R. Cunningham 5-FIRST PERFORMANCE _L.. Spinks 6-U Drive f W. Jones 2-Josies Moondance S. Skilton 2-JOHNSTONS SHADOW --_ J. Brooks AE1-Somnambulist D. Lloyd 7-Triple R Dan C. Rutledge 3-Lakewood Osbome J. Coulter pez Earl mist StS 3-Dot McKinnon S. Rowe 8-Carp Valley Jim M. Jarvis TENTH -- Pace, purse $1,150 5-Golden Sham W. Elford 4-Moorelands Hope M. Brethour Edis tinal AD a parsie AE1-Fast Angel G. Lamoureux 7-Kawartha Top Time W. Jones nas s z 2-G PS DREAM M. Jarvis AE2-Too Wide J. Coulter 6-Pinedale Rusty W. Jones 4-Cavans Doroth SR sles y . Rowe THIRD -- Pace, purse $1,500 AE1-Striking Hi G. Durbano 6-Wil Lor Sara M. Brethour 2-BROWN JUG BARON A. Hohner AE2-P J Collins T. Smith 8-Belle Gay Brandy 1-CAPTAIN FLUFF C. Jardine SEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1,150 dpann Sixt K. Davidson 4-RECORD DREAM S. Byron 3-STRIKING LASS W. Nicholls 7-Bransdale Willie S. Byron 8-First Reflection W. Nicholls 6-NORMANS DELIGHT D. Newman AE1-Time Slides S. Byron 7-Robins Queen 1-SCARLET PARKER K. Jones AE2-Miss Sly Basket G. Lamoureus 6-Amanda Kennedy D. Lloyd 2-Duke River C. Thompson ELEVENTH -- Pace, purse $1,900 3-Jet Turner G. Reiley 4-Senga Waylord T. Atkinson 1-ROMAN PEGASUS L. Spinks 5-G L Cameron D. Newman 5-Otonabee Princess R. Lowery 6-SEA TO SEA AE1-Secret Courier S. Byron 8-Flamenco Step E. Langen 7-WIL LOR SUSIE S. Skitton AE2-Traffic J. Crowe 7-Moorelands Mort G. Lamoureux 3-Terrell Hanover C. Jardine FOURTH -- Pace, purse $1,450 AE1-Brigadeary S. Skilton 2-Ticket to Glory W. Nicholls 4-PHOTOSESSION S. Skilton AE2-French Wine J. Crowe 5-The Sunderland Kid D. Lloyd 5-MINOR JOANNE W. Nicholls EIGHTH -- Pace, purse $2,250 4K T Jay Jay S. Byron 1-DYLANS DAY D. St. Amand 2-SALLY YORK D. Lloyd 8-Amrock Star R. Wiles 2-Kan Two Gords Do M. Prange 6-WIL LOR TAMMY M. Brethour AE1-Cameos Skipper S. Byron yf iy Ts b er ww Saturday, February 11, 1989 Post Time: 7:30 p.m. Race Pace Race Pace } Condition Mile $1,250 Condition Mile $1,450 Eastern Fritz D. Lloyd %.80 1930 430 Whitneys Jet D. Lloyd 4.90 3.50 250 K D Alpha C. Rutledge 7.20 3.10 Medleval Knievel D. McGinnis 6.60 3.10 Spring Marsha S. Byron 3.00 | Concert Skipper A. Hohner 3.00 Also: Rum N Wink, Reedo, Image Killean, Sir Charles 8, Cheryts Princess Also: Sun Brier Supreme, Major Scram, Pumpin If Aye, Kan Two Gords Do 'Smith Also: R GS Dream, Ben Gil Charlie, Royal D D, Kawartha William, Beechtree Exactor: 8-7 Paid: $531.60 Exactor: 1-4 Paid: $43.20 Scratched: Riff Raff Sam Time: 2:08.3 Time: 2:05.1 Race Trot Race Pace Condition Mile $1,650 Condition Mile $1,650 Laurel Lightning C. Jardine **: 24.60 9.00 3.70 Princess Beautron G. Larush 1270 350 240 Macs Cookie , W. Nicholts 12.30 4.20 Char Rob Lady J. Rumble 2.60 2.10 Ladys Champion Boy D. Lloyd 3.40 Crombie A. Hohner 2.50 Also: Yoda, L C Tricia, Deidra, Walnut Adele Also: Charity Lee, Victoria Si G, El Carmen, Tyler Dan Exactor: 6-5 Paid: $288.70 Scratched: Arch E Junkin | Exactor: 7-4 Paid: $39.20 D. Double: 8-6 Paid: $1,867.30 Time: 2:05 Time: 2:08.2 Race Pace Race Pace Claim Mile $1,725 Claim Mile $2,500 Bantu Wind J. Coulter 19.30 8.20 4.10 Coal Digger G. Larush 1080 740 410 Kinway Dodie W. Nicholls 6.40 3.50 Wit Lor Tommy M. Brethour 6.30 330 Mark of Smog W. Jones 3.20 Rip N Ricky A. Hamilton 2.90 Also: P J Collins, Nugget Horner, Striking Hi, Georgian Sky, Graytriars Thomas } Also: Helens Rip, A C Gentleman Jim, Queen Marguerite, Duke Bullet Exactor: 2-3 Paid: $135.50 Exactor: 7-5 Paid: $70.60 Scratched: Gaelic Command Triactor: 2-3-5 Paid: $1,070.90 Time: 2:03.1 Time: 2:06 Race Pace 1 0 Race Pace Clalm Mile $1,100 Condition Mile $1,950 Dovers Rock S. Byron 920 550 3.10 | Kalilas Omaha M. Samons 17.10 520 300 Eleanors Jems D. McGinnis 5.80 3.50 Adios Taxi D. Loyd 8.60 460 Triple R Astra D. Lloyd 3.50 Nickles and Dimes Ss. Byron ' 3.10 Also: Fully Licensed, Willoway Zsa Zsa, Bravados Image, Coastal Baron, Go | Also: Rustys Ripley, Happy Irishman, Wil Low Unameit, Jefs Last Adieu, Fly Four Nicholls Bye Sean Exactor: 1-4 Paid: $56.70 Exactor: 1-4 Paid: $127.80 Time: 2:08.1 Time: 2:043 Race Pace 1 1 Race Pace Condition Mile $1,950 Claim Mile $1,150 Breakaway Gal S. Byron 450 540 440 The Random Factor S. Skilton 5.60 390 3.00 Betcha Cant C. Jardine 8.70 3.60 Moorelands Dallas D. Lloyd 6.00 360 Out Of Coal D. Lloyd 5.70 | Drive and Desire W. Nicholls 3.20 Also: Parkhill Impish, Keystone Laura, Cameos Skipper, Armbro Elmira Also: Bojo Flash, Belle Ga Countess, Record Knight, Nelligator, Ewing Oil Exactor: 5-1 Paid: $32.00 Exactor: 6-1 Paid: $38.90 Scratched: Esther Maid Time: 2:03.3 D. Double: 1-6 Paid: $90.90 Tractor: 6-1-4 Paid: $203.90 Time: 2:07.1 Race Pace Claim Mile $1,500 | ; the Greek's Fly Lady Di A. Nicholls 940 650 300 Arno d i Bridal Music S. Skillon 5.10 280 Longshot Pick Rockys Baby ue 3.60 Exactor: 86 Paid: $96.50 Jackson Taclor 86-2 Paid: $909.80 Wil Lor Pat, 2nd Race /# Time: 2.03.3 For Wed., Feb. 15/89 Barrie Raceway The Best Bet for Your For info on Groups or Parties ; 726-9400 PLEASE CALL: (705) G0 KD rab HARNESS OFF-TRACK PROGRAM SALES LOCATIONS: COLLINGWOOD. ..Arens Billiards, 89 Hurontario Street seaseree Parkers Variety, 229 King Street PENETANGUISHENE. ...Ken Gauthier Sporting Goods, Money Pioneer Petroleum, south st Beeton Road WASAGA BEACH........--+ Gatherall's Country Store 08 Main Street 620 Riverrosd West It'll drive you wild! for seniors Mondays and Wednesdays from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the Midland Civic Centre. There is no cost to participate in an afternoon of shuffleboard and all seniors are invited to attend. Rich gets richer others just lose League leading G. Wilicers downed Huronia Optical Outlaws 9-4 Sunday in Penetang Recreational Hockey League play. John O'Hara paved the way with a hat trick to move into third place in the scoring der- by. Ken Lacroix added a pair with single counters from Dave Genier, Bill Mundy, John Walters and Dave Robillard. Rob Quesnelle fired a pair in the loss with Rob Cowan and Peter Roi netting singles. Therrien's Furniture kept pace with the league leaders by dumping Alex's Service Center 7-1. League leading scorer, Brian Pilon scored three times in the win with Glen Hirlehey adding a brace. Steve Buttineau and Roy Ferguson com- pleted yhe scoring for Therrien's. Bill Arbour recorded the lone Alex's goal. Hindson Marine doubl- ed Penetang Quality Home Products. 6-3 behind the two-goal per- formances of Dan McNamara and Dave Parent. Brad Coghill and Steve St. Amant rounded out the scoring. Gary Duval, Jeff LeClair and Glen Hancock replied for Penetang Products. Castex loses crown Monsignor Lee from Orillia captured the se- cond annual Sacred Heart Senior boys basket- ball tournament Saturday at Sacred Heart School. Defending champion Monsignor Castex was edged 38-36 in an ex- citing final match, over- coming a 16-point disad- vantage against the Orillia squad. In preliminary action, Parkview defeated Sacred Heart 54-42 with Todd Ritchie hooping 26 points for the winners. John Szezurek netted 22 for Sacred Heart. Monsignor Lee bombed James Keating 37-9, while Victoria Harbour took the measure of Monsignor Clair of Barrie, 52-28. Regent was nipped by Monsignor Castex 49-45. On the championship side, Monsignor Lee overpowered Parkview 46-12. Castex found all it could handle in Victoria Harbour, narrowly escap- ing with a 52-50 win. Trevor Robbins netted 14 points for Castex. In the final confronta- tion, Monsignor Lee found itself comfortably in front, 18-8, at half time. However, Castex stormed back in the second half and drew within two points with less than a minute to play. However, the clock ran out and Monsignor Lee was crowned champions. Frank Bosco led the victors with 19 points while Raymond Cloutier was high point man for Castex with 14. On the consolation side Sacred Heart downed James Keating of Penetanguishene 33-20 and Steven Hay's 18 points paced Regent to a 44-42 win over Mon- signor Clair. In the consolation final, Regent trailed Sacred Heart by four at the half. At the final buzzer, Sacred Heart held a 55-50 win. MVP Jeff McGrath registered 27 points in the victory while John Szczurek scored 19. Steve Hay led Regent with 23 points. Rowing club pulls together Georgian Bay Rowing is pulling together for another year of great recreational rowing and successful competition. The club will start the season with a general meeting at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is open to all interested par- ties, followed by a social evening. Initial plans on the club's proposed new clubhouse will be unveil- ed. Films, slides, demonstrations and refreshments will also be a part of the meeting. For details, contact Bill Byrick at 526-3087. Soccer to hold meeting A general organiza- tional meeting for minor soccer will be held March 2; 7:30pm, ab the Midland Civic Centre. The purpose of the meeting will be to prepare for the 1989 soc- cer season and the Inter- national Friendship Wednesday, Games which will be held this summer in Canan- daigua, N.Y. Organizers are plann- ing registration for the first week in April. A coaches clinic will be held prior to the soccer season which will start in mid April. February 15, 1989, Page 15