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s PAGE 8, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2th, 1973, WHITBY FREE PRESS BWMHA MINOR ATOMNHOUSE LEAGUE GAMES PLAYED ON DECEMBER 11 th, 1973 BROOKLIN WHITBY ONTARIO STEEL COMPANY MAJOR PEE WEE played three games in which they went for two wins and a loss. They defeated Newcastle by a 4 - 2 score with the goals going to John Paul Agget, Gilbert Nieuwendyk, Ricky Schroer, and Paul Hunt. They played an exhibition game against the B.W. Minor Bantams and went down to a 6 - 3 count. Paul Hunt, Nick Nosowenko, and Gilbert Nieuwendyk doing the scoring for the Major Pee Wees. In the next game they met Beaverton and squeezed through with a 5 - 4 win. Nick Nosowenko talîied with two, with singles going to Paul Hunt, Ray MeWhirter and Jeff Fleming. BROOKLIN WHITBY MCDONALDS MAJOR DAN- TAMS played in Brooklin where the Big Mac's rolled over Cobourg to the tune of il - 1. Leading scorer for Big Mac's was John Jordon with three goals and four assists. Doug Shearer and' Dean Seymour were next, with two goals each and singles going to Terry Whyte, Allan McDonald, Dan Kemp, and Dave McWhirter. Rick Woods had the shut-out for the B.W. Club. In Lindsay Big Mac's recorded a 5 - 2 win. Brett Hoffman was the Big guîî with two goals while Doug Shearer, John Jordon, and Allan McDonald scored singles. The boys really had to work hard as three players were out wAith injuries. BROOKLIN WFITBY CONSOLIDATED BUILDING CORPORATION MAJOR MIDGETS turned on their rivais from Ajax with a vengance in a league fixture played in Brooklin on Dec. lOtli and sent themi homne with an Il - 2 drubbling. The C.B.C. Boys showed what they can do wvhen they play ,as a teami as no less than seven players shared ini the scoring. It is hoped the boys will keep this tearm play, for if they do, corne January. they will be a force to be reckoned with. Mike Rowley was the big gun for the B.W. Club firingthree goals and picking up 5 assists. Tim Brown, Glenn Kinzie, each bulged two times with singles going to Dave Allan, Ron Beettam, Bryce Jordon, and Dan Jordon, while D'Arcy Demoe picked up four assists. Ajax scoring was handled by John Plitz. BROOKLIN WHITBY RIDER TOOL MANUFAC- TURING NOVICE ALL STARS played three games. In1 the first game they were whitewadied by the Bay Ridges Novice teamn by the tune of 6 - O. The îîext game was an exhibition game against Ajax Novice in which ended in a 1 - 1 tie. Gary Roberts scored the B.W. goal. In their third game of the week they won an exhibition game against the Little N.H.L. Maple Leafs of Oshawa by a 3 - 1 score. B.W. scorers in this game were-Paul Neuman, Martin Van Hessel and Gary Roberts. BROOKLIN WHITBY WHITBY CYCLE AND SPO- RTS MINOR ATOMS played four games in which they won two and tied two. They met Cobourg and won by an 8 - 5 score. Danny Garrard led the way by scoring four goals with singles going to Jeff Donaldson, Paul Rich, Todd O'Conor, and Ronnie Maguire. Mark Lee and Ralph Dunning shared the goaltending duties in these games. Next they met the rivais of Ajax in a good exciting game which ended in a 4 - 4 tie. Paul Rich . Todd O'Connor, Terry Kotyluk, and Danny Garrard scored the B.W. goals. Ajax's George Lepinie had a- big BROOKLIN WHITBY WHITBY MALL RESTAUR- ANT AND TAVERN JUVENILES played Markham in which they had to play bothi the Marklîam Juveniles and the referees and went d<>wn to a 6 - O score. WHITBY AUTO WRECKERS 4 Jim Mulligan DUFFS TOWING Brian Pratt DUNLOPS BEAUPRES ESSO Leo Beenen Steve McGary Bobby Clarke 2 MUNNS PRESS Brent Lindberg Mark Petrie 3 BOB HERON Ian Porter 2 Jeremy Blaker Shut-out - Ricky Woods Since December 25th and January lst are cancelled for regular League games, there will be' a Christmas Tournament for A the teams ini the Minor Atom House League. This tournament will'be played at the Brooklin Arena on Sunday December 23rd, Thursday December 27th, and Friday December 28th. Trophies wilI be awarded for champions and con- solation champs. Exact times to be announced later. BROOKLINmWHITBY BEAT AJAX 5-O Brooklin Whitby Bestway Toyota played ALjax Friday niglit and defeated tlîeir rivais by the tunle of 5S-O0on Ajax home ice. Bobby Wilson got his first sbtît-out of the seasoil. The B.W. boys played a really exciting gaine as they checked, passed, and showed Ajax that they were there to play hocke. Glen Johnson was the big gun of the night as Iîe scored twice followed by tearn mates Marty Gallas, t)anny Gallogley and Joe lNclnitvre ,with singles. Their next gamies are back bo back against Stouffville Friday nighit in Stouffville and back in Brooklin on Sat urday. will. We take this tirne to extend to ail greetings and thanks. May the peacu and joy of the season be yours tlhrougliout the coming year Que la joie et la paix des fetes vous durant toute 'anniee greetings old fash- ioned gratitude. MIKE'S BARBER SHOP BROCK ST, N. WHITBY Peace Glorious sounds of Christmas 611l the air. May the holiday hold peace for you. LOUIS, SHOE CLINIC 126 DUNDAS ST., WEST 668-411 ~r$erryChrist mas, Throughout the land, the season spreads its warmth and happiness with our message of sincere gratitude. Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation ~~ ~Thwe eior TruistI('innpan's de voied eoiirelv Iv çer vfing E a hMe people of Ontario. VICTORIA nMGE TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 308 DUNDAS ST., W. WHITBY accompagnent The Mayor and miemibers of Couincil and the staff of Thie Townl of Whiitby, Ontario Canad a