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PAGE 14, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1976, WHITBY FREE PRESS Whitby Mall Florists trounce Cobourg Following are the results of recent Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association AlIstar games. MINOR ATOM Whitby Mall Florists trounced Cobourg 9-1 as Gary Roberts fired three goals, Joel McCullough and Dave Sachko and John Allan one each. Doug Smith scored Cobourg's only goal. MAJOR ATOM Brooklin Concrete over- came a 2-0 third-period deficit to tie Ajax 2-2 as Paul Neuman and Martin Van Kessel scored for Brooklin and Bruce Beaton and Jeff Dalgarno for Ajax. Bobby Rints and Michael Muir shared the shutout as Dominion Caulking blanked Markham 2-0 on goals by Stuart Broll and Jeff Hanley. MINOR PEEWEE Aqualine Pools edged Cobourg 5-4 as Paul Rich scored the winner with four minutes remaining. Dan Gar- rard, Charlie Mason, Derek Kotyluk and Dan Middleton also scored for the winners. John Hutchings, Greg Patton, Bob Hilborn and Pat Ryan replied for the losers. MAJOR PEEWEE The Lasco Steelers down- ed Ajax 4-1 as Warren Subject scored twice and John Fusco and Stu Catterall once each. Tom Jackson replied for the losers. The Ontario Regiment Major Peewee Selects com- peted in a recent tournament in Beaverton, winning once and losing twice. In the opener, they were blanked 2-0 by Uxbridge who got shutout goaltending from Robert Makell and Kevin Risebrough and goals from Greg Paradine and Ken Marshall. They then trounced Orillia 7- on a hattrick by Lonnie Foskett and singles by Eric Wells, Ricky.McCoy, Randy Taylor and Mike Mowat. Tony Wanamaker replied for the losers. Little Britain then blanked Ontario Regiment on flawless netminding by Ivan Notting- ham and Tim Grills. Terry Jenkins scored twice and Ken. Drinkwater and David A look at the standings in the Whitby Men's Hockey League shows Munn's Press still in first place with three teams tied for second place. The league leaders have 16 points on eight wins and three losses. They have scored 70 góals while allowing 47. Chris Catering, H. Salt Fish and Chips and Lasco Steel are currently tied in second place with 14 points. Chris Catering and H. Salt Fish and Chips have identical records of six wins, two ties and three losses. The former have scored 46 goals and allowed 42 while the latter have beat opposing goaltend- ers 44 times and have been scored on 41 times. Lasco Steel, with 45 goals for and 30 against, have won five games, tied four and lost two. Fireplace Plus, with five wins and six losses, have 10 points, good enough for third spot. They have scored 43 times and have been scored Vaninger once each. Ontario Regiment then travelled to Markham where they were edged 2-1 on a two-goal effort by Dave Miller. David Kellock replied for the losers. MINOR BANTAM The Optimists Internation- al posted a narrow 6-5 victory over Markham on two goals by Peter Pipher and singles by Charlie Meitner, Denis Fulton, Scott Bremner and Darrell Blacquiere. Greg Williams and Craig McDonald with two goals each and Mike -Klopfer scored for the losers., MINOR MIDGET Mary Brown's and Ajax fought to a 3-3 draw as Randy Gallas scored twice and Rick Kay once for the former and Dave Snelling twice and. Frank Gifford once for the latter. Mary Brown's then trounced Cobourg 7-2 on two-goal efforts by Rick Nieuwendyk and Dave Sey- mour and singles by John Waddell, Nick Fisher and on 44. The Orphans have scored Bondeco Rustproofing fol- 38 goals and allowed 57 lows close behind with nine during their three wins, one points on four wins, one tie tie and seven losses. They and six losses while scoring have seven points. 37 goals and allowing 42. Shea Real Estate are in GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Randy Gallas. scored both goals. Rob Harnden of the losers' MAJOR MIDGET Ferrco Engineering over- came a two-goal deficit to earn a 5-5 tie with Bowman- ville. AI McDonald scored twice and Scott Morgan, Marty Gallas and Blair Gib- son once each for the former. Rick Mackey, Jerry Johnston, Brent Badour, John Conboy, and Don Farrow scored for the latter. the cellar with four points on one win, two ties and eight losses. They have scored 33 times and been beaten~ 54. In recent action, Munn's JUVENILE In an exhibition en- counter, Consolidated Build- ing Corporation, despite completely dominating the second period, dropped a narrow 4-3 verdict to Oshawa, the team which played in Sweden earlier this year. Brian Noonan fired a pair and Cal Mason and Barry Gordon singles for the winners. Ed Szczur, Todd Casey and Tim Brown replied for the losers. Press edged Shea Real Estate 6-5, Chris Catering trounced Fireplace Plus 7-3, H. Salt Fish and Chips blanked 3-0 and the Orphans and Lasco Steel battled to a 3-3 draw. Locals to compete at Wiinter Games Three Whitby girls, stu- dents at Henry Street High School, will be competing on the Eastern Region Volley- ball Teain at the Ontario Winter Games at Sault Ste. Marie Feb. 14 to 16. The girls a.re Fiona MacGregor, 146 Calais St., Nancy Winter, 14 Valley Court, and Heidi Waida, 210 Keith St., who are members of this team, who will also be going to the winter gaines, are Vicki Ball, of McLaughlin Collegiate iii Oshawa, and Janet Lovekin, of Clarke Figh School in Orono. The Oshawa JuniorLegion team won a tournament in Brighton Nov. 15, defeating 11 other teams from Whitby to Belleville and north to Peterborough, to gain the right to represent the eastern region. The Eastern Region tearm at the winter ganes will con- sist of 12 players: the five from the Oshawa Junior Legion Tearn; five fron the second place team, from Northumberland High School in Brighton, one fron Madoc and one from Belleville High School. The Eastern Region team will be competing against five other region teanis for the girls' volleyball championship at the winter garnes. The first place tean will receive a gold medal; second place, a silver medal; and third place a bronze medal. The three Whitby girls have played on Henry Street ligli School volleyball teams for the last four years, and have won the Grade Nine district championship, and the Junior and Senior COSSA championships. Last year the Senior COSSA team competed at the All-Ontario High School Volleyball Championships at Alliston, where it had seven wins, two ties and one loss. COMPANY WIDE SALE January 19th to 24th all memhandise, records, tapes, cassettes, books, gift items, Bibles, and many, mny, more items. *except Sunday School supplies PLUS sorne special reduced items UP TO 50 Z OFFls HOURS Mon. Tues. Wed. 'til 6 Thurs Fri. Night 'til 9 Sat 6 No mail order or charge accounts on this sale o'0tSc;ui(.'cf , f.or A l/1 Y ur .'tVJ bookshop 104 Consumers Drive (Off Hopkins St.) Scripture Press Building - Whitby r 41- 4 Fiona MacGregor, Nancy Winter and Heide Waida, dernonstrate their skills in volleyball as they practice for the Ontario Winter Games in Sault Ste. Marie. The three Whitby girls are nembers of a 1 2-girl volleyball tearn which will represent the'Eastern Region at the winter gaines, Feb. 14 to 16. Free Press Photo The Major Bantam Allstars win Golden Hawk Tourney The Iroquois Pro Shop Major Bantam Allstars won the recent Golden Hawk Tournament in Trenton. In their opening game, they trounced Kingston Township 5-4 on two goals by Eddie Derks and singles by Keith Wilson, Ray McWhirter and Gilbert Nieuwendyk. The locals tien edged ,Cobourg 7-6 as Bob Chambers and Mike Piho cach scored twice and Keith Wilson, Eddie Derks and Ray McWhirter fired single markers. They had an easy time of it in the final, dumping host Trenton 7-2 on a three-goal Be Safe Any material that has been treated with a cleaning solvent or saturated with flammable liquids or solids should never be placed in a dryer-or you're risking ex- perfoimance by Eddie Derks and singletons by Keith Wilson, Gilbert Nieuwendyk, Bob Chambers and Jean Paul Agge t t. plosion. Foam rubber and rubber-like materials can be dried in a dryer-on the "air" setting only. A "heat" setting used on those materials may damage the plastic and could be fire hazard. Three-way tie for second in men's league * -, Ir.,