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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19, 1983, PAGÉ 19 SPORTS WEEK 0e0. from page L White Rose Roy: Nurseries......... 2 Ente David Bolton Paul Lou Infusino MIDGET Kiwanis .......... 5 Sun Robert Delong 2 Derm Mike Holter 2 Davii Nevin Vandruemnel Dom's Auto Parts ... 6 Kinsi Maurice Wong 2 Fran Nick Brasier 2 Richi Juel McCullough Dale Ventry JUVENILE Gus Brown Bell Pontiac Buick...2 Cana Brian Hunter Greg Ron Mulligan Scott Whitby Dominion Brool Hardware......... 5 Esso Chris Williams 2 Ray]1 Ted Mikos Ivan1 Jay Martin Terr3 Dan Garrard Gus Brown Whitl Pontiac Buick...3 Hard, Bob Clarke. 2 Butcl Brent Slichter Chris Scott Dan Brooklin Esso . 2 Bell( Leo Beenen Wayr Terry Mitchell Bell Whitl Canada .......... 2 Hardi Greg Gibson Dan E Dave Andrews Brooklin Gus B Esso..............i1 Pontij John Hajdu Ron N Brian Chambers to meet Lyman MacInnis, president of the 16,000- member Institute of Chartered Accountants of Ontario wiil be speak- ing to a joint gathering of members of the 17 area Chambers of Com- merce and the Central Ontario Chartered Ac- countants Association on Tuesday, Jan. 25, in the Guidhall of the Oshawa Holiday Inn. Mr. Maclnnis, a well- known broadcaster, journalist and author in addition to his busy car- eer as a chartered ac- countant, will be speak- ing on "Cleaning Up your act - the Income Tax Act, that is. " His speech has been well re- ceived in several parts of the province already. A senior partner with Touche Ross & Co., Toronto, Mr. MacInnis was elected to the Presi- dency of the Institute in June -of last year, cap- ping an active volunteer role with the Institute spanning 17 years. He was elected a Fellow of the Institute, the highest honour the profession can bestow on its own, in 1973. Reservations for this înteresting and enter- taining evening are being accepted now. Business people can re- serve their attendance by contacting the local cluamber of commerce or a local chartered ac- countant. KIDNEYI .8 erprises.......i 1Pleshe Eiold ......... 2 uis Bastarache id Lawson men ......... 4 nk Ignazitto 3 iard Champagne Lda........... 3 Gibson 2 tFinlay lin Richardson Ross -y Mitchell ,by Dominion Iware ........ 4 bi Heroux sWilliams tWilliams Garrard Canada.......i1 ne Crossan by Dominion lware ... Garrard Brown lac.Buick2 1oble ,Hunter 225 Brock St. N. 668-6171 MARLENE KERR W. Frank< Real Estate, Whitby, congratu- lates Mariene Kerr as Leading Sales Agent for the month of Dec- ember. Marlene would be pleased to hear f rom you and assist you wlth your real estate needs. Pat & Mario' s have- most successful week of the season By MERV EVERALL Brooklin-Whitby Pat & Mario's Major Pee- wee' s rounded out their most successful week of the hockey season by picking up seven out of eight points. The Brooklin-Whitby team defeated Markham 3-2, tied Oshawa 4-4, slam- med Kingston Township 9-2 and then blasted Thornhill Thunderbirds 8-4 in a Sunday after- noon game at Thornhill. The team is on a roll as it approaches the round robin play-offs which begin in the fîrst week in February. In the Markham en- counter, goals were scored by David Clarke, Steve Everail and Mike Reler in a very close contest. The 4-4 tie with Oshawa was played at Children's Arena, with Scott Luik scoring twice, Troy McKay and Mike Reier once each for Pat and Mario's. In the weekend games, the Brooklin- Whitby team unleashed a devastating attack by scoring 17 goals while allowing only six. Leading the way against Kingston Township were Scott Luik with four points on three goals and an assist, and Steve Everail with one goal and three assists. Single goals went to Justin Moore, Jaan Juik, Mike Watters, Danny Pratt and Mike Reier. At Thornhill, Mike Reier got the hat trick and picked Up two assists for a total of five points. Mike Watters, Steve Everail, Justin Moore, Jaan Luik and Troy McKay potted singles for the Brooklin- NEW DETACHED BUNGALOW - $64,990 - ...on a 53' lot in Whitby with living and dining, qualifies for $3,000 Government Grant. Cal Merv Parch- ment, 668-6171 or 668-8040. Canada-wide <elocCon real estate service. 225 Brock St. N. _______________668-6171 MERV PAROMMENT JOHN JOHNSTON JUDY RAYMOND KAY ROGERS W. Frank Real Estate, Whitby, congratulates John Johnston, Merv Parchment, Judy Raymond and Kay Rogers, as Sales Achievers for the month of December. Cail them at any turne to assist you In your real estate needs. Whitby Peewees. Scott Luik and Justin Moore got two assists each. Top Decem ber Salesperson.I LILIAN NORTH People like LILIAN NORTH have helped the CENTURY 21® system become the Number 1 real estate sales organization ln North America. In 1980 alone, the CEN- TURY 21 system help- ed generate over $25 billion in real estate transactions. 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