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Minor Hockey playoffs have ended for soine Brooklin-Whitby teains, but others are stili in contention for chanîpîonships. The following arc the resuits of play as of Feb. 22: NOVICE On Feb. 21 the Whitby OPSEU Warriors defeated Ajax 3-2 and won the series, two gaines to nothing. MINOR ATOM On Feb. 20, at Ajax, Ajax defeated Brooklin Concrete Produets 10-2 and were ahead one garne to nothing in the best of five series. MINOR PEE WEE In an extra deciding game Feb. 21, Aqualine Pools shut out Bay Ridges 4-0, elirninat- ing Bay Ridges frorn the se ries. This garne as requîred because the best of five series ended with two games for each tearn and one tie. The Whitby teain goes on to the next round against Kingston Tovnsli-ip. Plenty of action iu curling There's plenty of action at the Whitby Curling Club this month. The winners of the men's A, B and C divisions wvere Jin McLelland, Toley Woznîak and Ron Plunimer, who will play off for the charnpionship of the second draw. In rnixed curling, the first draw winners for the Wednes- day night draw were Harold Bonnetta, first; and Mac Binning, second. In the Friday Night Draws, (B Section) Ron Cameron was first; Doug Brown, second; and Ron Plummer, third. In C Section, Clayton McKay was first, Don Ruddy second, and Dave Werry third. The annual Molson's Men's Bonspiel had 16 rinks coin- pe te. Four out-of-town rinks and four Whitby teams were on the competitive dravw while the other draw savw eight Whitby rinks particîpate in a club section of the spiel. Charlie Fishcr's Whitby ink won the comnpetitiv( draw and Perry Laurence rink took the club section after a fine day of gooc curling. Beavers recelve trophy - In the first gaine, th Beavers were shut out 2-0 1: Saltfleet, and in the thir gaine, the consolation fina Oakville shut them o(ut 4-0. In the first gaine, Goal Glen Camnpbell had a shut-oi going until 3:30 Ieft- in ti gaine when a goal was con by Saltfleet. The second go was scored into un eilipty ti 1MAJOR ATOM The Whitby Mail Florists eliminated Markham in two gaines, wip~ing the second gaine 5-1I at Markharn, and advance to the next round. MAJOR PEE WEE As of Feb. 21, the Whiitby tean was ahead bv one gaine in its.series with Bay Ridges, In Novice tournameil Cobourg and Kitchener carne out the winners in the A and B finals of the fiïrst annual Novice Hockey Tour- nament, held Feb. 19 by the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey -Association. in the first round of play, Sharon defeated Brooklin- wittl more Raines to coi-ne. Mr'N6R BANTAM The Whitby Optiirnists defeated Ajax by three ganes to two, and inove on1 to the niext round. MAJOR BANTAM At the presentltirnc Bav Rîdges leads Whitby Toyota two gaines to one. Whitby 4-3 in overtime, and Port Hope shut out Picke ring Village 6-0. Cobourg shut out Kitchener 3-0 and Kingston Township edged Byron 4-3. in the second round*, in the A Division, Sharon edged Port Hope 5-4, and Cobourg edç2ed Kingston 3-2. In the WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1977, PAGEI MINOR MIDGET The Mary Browns of Whitby was elirninated by Ajax ini a series which saw four g'àiïies taken by Ajax, two by Whitby, and one die. MAJOR WDGET The serics now stands at three garnes for Bay Ridges to one for Ferrco Engineering. final, Cobourg de[eated Sharon 3-1. In the second round of the B Division, Brooiin-Whitby shut out Pickering 7-0, and Kitchener tied Byron 2-2 in overtirne. .n the final, Kitchener shut out Brooklin- Whitby 2-0. Minor hockey playoff resuits, Proi 10 CARE "IYou must be crazy- was the most comnion sentiment expressed to thèse Durham College students who took a dip in Whitby Harbor Feb. 22 as part of their Winter Capnivai festivities. Nineteen students, in two shifts of 25 minutes each, stood waist deep in the frigid water, in a "Polar Bear Swim". Each student was tied by a string to a students standing on shore. A number of ducks and geese had to vacate the only pàtch of open water avalable, while a crowd of more than 100 students watched the swimmers do their thing. This was the first time the Durhami College students had used Whitby Harbor for their Polar Bear Swim, as Oshawa Harbor was frozen in. f'essionaI for HlAIR A good cut, set, permanent or professional straightening can add life to duli hair. Professional hair coloring can highlight or change your hair for a totally new look. LA CONTESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE LL 119 Green St. 668-9262 Paul Heward, (right) of RR. 1 Brooklin, is the happy winner of a home entertainment centre draw beld by the Brooklin and District Kinsmen Club. Paul was presented with bis winnings Wednesday at the Leisure Time Home Entertainment Centre in the Whitby Mail. From Ieft to right are Store Manager Don Sweet, Rick Mancini, co-chairman of the draw, Kinsmen Club President Ron Death, and co-chairman Vern Ferguson. The Kinsmen raised $3,000 through the draw, for the development of their park behind the Brooklin Ffre Hall.___ The Whitby Fire Department received -a walnut plaque last week from Don Vickery (Ieft), field director for the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canada, ini appreciation of its long and devoted assistance as the collection agency for MI) contributions in Whitby. At right, Platoon Chief Ken Corner and Fire Fighter Bill Pleshe hold a cheque for $1,1 80 which they presented to Mr. Vickery on bebaif <>1 the citizens of thetown as their 1976 contribution to the Muscular Oystrophy Association. w J06 qw Coboure & Kitchener are winners Ccincdian' Sco ttish Club. St. Potricék's Dance Saturday March l9th Masorile Hall, Cochrane St., Whitby 8p.m. Light Lunch For Further Information Phone 668-9722 THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 214 Dundas St. E. Whitby" 668 - 7797 Hours Mon.-Sat. & Evenings by Appointment 0Dnly Letters totthe Editor Send letters to o Whîtby Free Press Box 206, Whitbyj 1