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WHITRY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1976, PAGE 15 Two shutouts in major and minor atom hockey games nie Foskett got the other~ bonu i oesgas Following are the results of recent Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association Allstar regular season games. NOVICE The Domiiâon Caulking novices, with two goals in the final minute of the game, edged Uxbridge 5-4 as Dave McWhirter fired a hattrick and Billy Kellestine and Steve Vanderneer added singles. MINOR ATOM In minor atom play, Steve Gibson and Paul Guest shared the shutout as the Whitby Mall Florists blanked Ajax 4-0 on a pair of goals by Joey Nieuwendyk and singles by Dave Donaldson and Ray- mond Ryan. With the win, the Whitby Mall Florists have moved into sole possession of first place. MAJOR ATOM The major atom Brooklin Concrete Products were blanked 4-0 by Bay Ridges on three goals by Kirk Hengst and one by Mitch Turner. They then travelled to Ajax where they played to a 2-2 deadlock with Ajax, Roddy Collins and John Byberg scored for Brooklin and Louie Bozanis and Scott Gray for Ajax. PEEWEE In an exhibition con.est, the Ontario Regiment Major Peewee Selects edged the Aqualine Pools Minor Peewee Allstars 4-3 as Randy Taylor scored twice and Scott Burns and Greg Gibson once each. Paul Rich, Ken Keenan and Charley Mason replied for the losers. MAJOR PEEWEE In an exhibition encounter, the Lasco Steelers blanked Oshawa 8-3 on two goals by Stu Catterall, Bob Middleton and John Ellis and singles by Larry Heroux and Warren Subject. 'espite Greg Gibson's hattrick, the Ontario Mowat Insurance lead major atoms tirm grasp on tirst place in the minor atom division. They have 19 points on nine wins, one tie and two losses. Beaupre's Esso, with 11 points on five wins, one tie and six losses, have a tenuous hold on second spot. Duff's Towing are cur- rently in third place with a record of four wins, two ties and six losses, good enough for 10 points. Munn's Press follows close behind with eight points on four wins and eight losses. Munn's Press downed Duff's Towing 7-5 on two- goal efforts by Danny Donovan and Renay Collins and singles by John McKel- very, Darren Bradley and John Ormson. Glen Cottam and Mark Bazarin each scored twice for the losers who got a single from Kevin Tushing- ham. Goaltender Ross Taylor stopped David Gallagher on a penalty shot to help Mercury Auto Body to a 4-1 victory over Beaupre's Esso. Kevin Mara. "eter Riviore, Frank Ignazzito and Jeff Haley provided the winners with the necessary offensive punch. David Gallagher got the losers' lone goal. MAJOR ATOM Mowat Insurance currently hold down first place in the major atom division. They have won seven games, tied two and lost three for 16 points. Whitby Firefighters with 13 points on six wins, one tie and five losses, are in second spot. Koke Shell trails with I 1 points on five wins, one tie and six losses. Rider Tool are in the basenent with cight points on three wins, two tics and seven lusses. Whitby Firefighters doubled the score on Rider Tool. winning 4-2 on goals by Kevin Roacli, Tom Scheefer, Darryl Papoushek and Tom Ward. David VanDreumel tallied both of the losers' goals. Koke Shell edged Mowat Insurance 3-2 as Jerry Vallier, Mike Coppolino and Terry James scored for the winners and Bobbie Harding and Terry MacDonald for the losers. MINOR PEEWEE Mercury Auto Body cur- rently lead the minor peewee division with 16 points on seven wins, two ties and one loss. Tottén, Sims and Hubicki are lied in second place with 12 points on identical recordi of five wins, two lies and three losses. Randall Plumbing and Whitby Mail Restaurant trail with seven points each. *The forrfier have three wins, one tie and six losses while the latter have two wins, three ties and five losses. All Canadian Awards are in last place with six points on two wins, two ties and six losses. Allan MacDonald's four goals were enough to give All Canadian Awards a 4-4 tie with Whitby Mall Restaurant who got goals from Gord Porter, Leo Beenan, Mark Mara and Eric Ritchie. Family Kartway and Totten, Sims and Hubicki also played to a 4-4 draw. Paul Shaubel, with two, Wayne Misselbrook and Russell Lewis scored for the former and Ken Lynde, David Quantrill, Mark Petrie and Don Wade for the latter. Mercury Auto Body and Randall Plumbing battled to a 3-3 deadlock. Frank Princiotta, with two, and Jimmy Wiggers scored for the former and Paddy Mulligan, with two, and Ian Porter for the former. MAJOR PEEWEE Kiwanis Club, with 15 points on seven wins, one tie and four losses, have a thin lead in the major peewee division standings. T.C.'s and McNamarat Marine trail with 13 points1 each on identical records of six wins, one tic and five losses. Dodd and Souter are in last place with three wins, one tie and eight losses for seven points. Kiwanis Club trouInced T.C.'s 8-3 on two-goal per- formances by Tom Demille and Ron Mulligan and singles by Mike PeltenbUrg, Craig Sharp., Joe Bryant and Mike Cachia. Jeff Goodwin, Mike Hauley and Ian Ward scored in a losing cwise. Eddie Joncs and David Griffin sharcd the shutout as Mc'iamara Marine blanked Dodd and Souter 3-0 on goals b- Scott Dezna, Alan Thomp- son and Kevin Labanovish. MINOR BANTAM Red Wing Orchards are in first place in the minor bantam division with 17 points on eight wins, one tic and three losses. Algoma Orchards, with six wins, two ties and four losses, trail by three points. Canadian Legion follow in third place with nine points on four wins, one lie and seven losses. Mercantile have eight points on four wins and eight losses. Red Wing Orchards doub- led the score on Mercantile, winning 4-2 on goals by Ron Burns, Mark Westenhoeffer, Craig Tutton and Paul Humphries. Steven Gallagher and Randy Stewart replied for the losers. Algoma Orchards defeated Canadian Legion 5-2 as Mike Dickson with two, Rick Vesters, Chris Langford and Larry Kernohan scored for the winners. Jim Bazeley and David Ciehankski replied for Canadian Legion. MAJOR MIDGET - JUVENILE U.A.W. Local 222, with seven wins, one tic and four losses, have 15 points, good enough for first place in the major midget-juvenile division. Whitby Welding followk close behind with 14 points on six wins, two tics and four losses. p f h a Bell Canada are just two oints behind, having won ive games, tied two and ost five. Ottenbrite's Men's Wear ire in last place with seven points on three wins, one tie nd eight losses. Whitby Welding downed Bell Canada 4-2 as Brian Jacobs scored twice and Steve Case and Dave Parry once each. Paul Ravery and Blane Harrison replied for the latter. U.A.W. Local 222, witlh Steve White in net, blanked Ottenbrite's Men's Wear 6-0. Brian Ward fired a pair and Tom Schroer, David McWhir- ter, Bernie Kloke and Anzo Rinaldi added singles for the winners. Reginent Major Peewee Selects had to settle for a 3-3 draw with Pickering in an exhibition contest. ' Dave Bodley, Warren Johnston and Tim McKendrick scored for Pickering. Greg Gibson then scored a pair as Ontario Reginent downed Uxbridge 3-1. Lon- nie Foskett got the other goal for the winners and Tim Milroy replied for the losers. MAJOR BANTAM The Iroquois Pro Centre Major Bantams overcame a 2-0 second-period deficit to defeat Aurora 4-2 on goals by Ray McWhirter, Jamie Tutak, Ed Derks and Nick Noso- wenko. Bruce Campbell got bout ui tie losers' goals. MINOR MIDGET Mary Brown's Minor Mid- gets trailed throughout in their 5-3 loss to Bowmanville who got goals by Brad Godfrey, Peter Nemiz, Rick Bain, Scott Stevens and Dean Rutherford. Jamje Roach, Greg Tushingham and Rick Kay replied for the losers. Reginul Municipolity of Durham Planning & Development Committes OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY of DURHAM PUBLIC MEETING Wed., January 28th 7 :30 p. M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS WHITBY The purpose of this meeting is to present Stage 4 of the Official Plan of the Durham Region, "A Draft Proposal For Durham Region" to the Council and the public of the Town of Whitby. Members of the public are invited to attend and present their idea's and concerns regarding this proposal. Coliies of Discussion Paper 4 will be available from the Town Clerk, Whitby Municipal Office one week prior to the public meeting. In addition, the public is ivited to view INFORMATION DISPLAYS E Whitby Mall (January 27th, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) Whitby Municipal Office (January 28th, 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.) Whitby Mall (January 29th, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.) Information concerning these meetings and information displays, can be obtained from Mr. J. Moyer, Durham Department of Planning & Development, Whitby, 416-668-7731. t..iri<iviaon.Wm. F. l1. McAdams, 1I Clark Mason. Chi airman 1 - Commissioner