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WHITBY FREE PRESS, Thursdáy, January 27th, 1972, Page 9 -I 411/ Nine-year-old Debbie Taylor of 923 DublinStreet, Whitby recently won the first round of the AIl1-Ontario Provincial Gymnastic Championship over fifty-six other competitors. Debbie, having won in her division a g e (8-12), w i 1I n e x t compete in the s e c o n d r ound at Camp Borden March 18-19. A gymnastic enthusiast for one year now, the Whitby girl scored 31. 52points out of a possible 40 in the All-Ontario Championships. She is a member of the Scarborough Winstonettes, one of the 1 e a d ing gymnastic clubs in C a n a d a , w h i c h h as represented Canada at the Olympic Games. Midgets Lose To Toronto Ken Clark of the Canadian Tire Mid- get AIl-Stars scored 2 goal s in a losing cause here over the weekend when his te am was defeated 6-2 by the Toronto Red Wings. Six players shared the Toronto goal s: D. Waddington, A. Robinson, L. Lem- iux, G. Belbeck and K. Gardner. Millar Leads Bantams Mark Millar with four goals and two assists, paced the Munn's Press Bantam All-Stars toacrushing 15-0 defeat over Kingston last week. Other scorers in the15-0Whi tby vic- tory were Robin Barnes with two goals and 3 assists, Jeff Baun with 2 goals and two assists, Glen Johnston (two goal s, two assists), Wade Roberts (onegoal, two assists), Roland Barlow (one goal, one assist), DougKyle (two goal s) and Harold Lymburner (one goal, one assist.) Bob W ilson starred in goal for Whitby. Pe Wee Aion RedWingOrchards 6-Dodd& Souter 2. e c or ing for Red W ing were: David McCombe (2), John Grandy, Bi l1 Dugan, Danny Rints and Grant Porter. David McWhirter and Lonnie Myette scored for the losers. Celotex 4- Kiwanis 1, Brent Legaul t Mike Weir, Stephen Keyes and Edmund Piho shared the Celotex goals. Bathe Byberg scored his team's only goal. Brukel Construction 4 - Mercantile 2. G r e g Baun and Brian Rober ts each with a pair of goal s sparked the action which led their teamn to vi.ctory. .Len Couperthwaite and Jim Simpson scored for the Mercantiles. Junior C Action The Wh i tby El Rose Construction Jr. C's lost 5-4 to Port Hope. After trailing 5-1 in the third period, W h i tby tried desperately to gain for a tie, but despite a 3-goal-effort by Doug Bannan, did not record a tieing goal. Wayne Laturski scored the other Whitby mark. In Monday night action, Whitby de- feated Lindsay 8-5. Doug Bannon once again recorded a hat trick. In the third period Mike Harper went on a scoring spree for Whitby, scoring 3 goals in 2 minutes and forty-four sec- onds. John Watson and Brian McMonagl e rounded out the Whitby scoring. Lindsay will be in Whitby again this Sunday , January 30th. Game time is 3:15 p. m. Gale-Lumber Defeat Port Perry Dave Parish led a Whitby attack on Port Perry by scoring two goals in Min- or Midget AIl-Star action. Harry Forbes, Paul McClelland and Jim Branton each notched one goal for the scor ing. Doug Bronson scored the lone marker for Port Perry. WTIY MENSPLUE W y] H I GH TRIPLES: L.1 G. Woodcock 740, 738 , 264; B. Pent Purdy 720, 276;A. 268; G. Childs705, 691 , 260; K. Laun Orme 681, 275. Paddick 775, 261; 272; T. Cormack esco 726, 25 4; G. Vanderende 712, 291; F. Kingyens dry 687, 265; R. HIGH SINGLES: G. Houghland 371, R. Noble 285, B. Henderson 281, T. Dew- ell 278, S. Stoneman 269, M. Campbell 265, B. Munroe 265, P. Bremner 263, O. Moore 262 & G. Denyer 260. TEAM STANDINGS: W h i t b y D o d ge Ch r y s 1ler 10, Hooker s 9, Don's Spur Service 9, B&R Transport 9, Tony's Mens' Hairstyling 8, Duff's Towing Ser- vice 8, Shorty & Son Billiards 7, A&T Motors7, J. B. McMullan Real Estate 6, M i f f 1 i n 's Barber Shop 5, Gus Brown Motors5, HaroldHughesB.P. 4, Pick- ering G. S. 3, Royal Hotel 3, Mitton El- ectric 2 & Jimbo's Pub 1. Laies' FWe Le TEAM POINTS: Lilacs 5, O r c h i d s 6, Carnations Peonies 5, Gardenias 2, Bluebells 4, 5, Violets 5, & Tulips 8. TR IPLES OVER 500: Muriel McIlwain 64/4, Marg Pascoe 551, Dorothy McRae 584, Shirley Batton 647, Janet Vernon 564, MargConnelly555, Marie Valliers 551, Ruth Weatherell 603, Mary Elliott 6 5 2, Annie Hartford 605, Ruth Norre 551 & Mary Reed 595. SI NGLES OVER 200: Ruth Weatherell 218, Mary Reed 208, Mary Elliott 240, 260; Jutta Fruhner 201, Doris Stannett 2 0 9; Annie Hartford 226; Ruth Norrne 24 0; M u r i e I Mcllwain 218, 202, 224; Florence McFadden 206; Joan Cathcart 203; Clara Harrington 206; Dorothy Mc- Rae 235; Shirley Batton 209, 221, 217; M a sie Graves 201 & Janet Vernon 212, 217. Snowmobile Winner Ron Moore is shown above being gratulated by Ron Brown of County1 after winning the IstAnnual County1 Han d icap Tournament, and the place prize of a Snowmobile. con- Bowl Bowl first TheTournament, which was held last w eek en d and drew over 200 entries includingbothmenandwomen, isplanned as an annual event, open to bowlers of County Bowl only. Ron, a 198-average-bowler, put to- gether games of 271, 287, 316, and 229 for a total of 1103. The grand total with the ad d i tion of his 136 handicap, gave him the winning 1239. Mock Cowcil A f ter a month's study in council procedure, the Youth & Civic Admins tr ation (mini council) will conduct a mock council meeting th i s coming Mon- day evening at 7:15 p. m. More power to you in1972! Make 1972 the year you remember as the time you started that regular, month in, month out habit of regular savings. Monley pui RUBBERSTAMPS each pay i, security an TOORDERI Start savi; Victoria a CT BOOK JORE > V T RUST COM Dun Whitb W.R. 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