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Coune*lý Column <W 1IIBY TOWN ('<WNCI 1, BY GERRRy ENM Regonal Works Chafrman Finding a cool, shady tree and a good book to read is something I'm sure has been on everybodys mmnd during this hot weather. Well, the book I'm reacling 18 "As Ail Our Fathers were 1833-1975,. This book outlines the early developmnent Of Perry's Corners, as Whitby was then called. This year, St. 'Andrew's Preabyterian Church in Lacrosse report BY TOM FRANK This report will be shorter than most. The press deadline is on Friday when Monday is a Holiday. Any tournaments will be reported on next week. As for me, the Civic Weekend is the first weekend this summer that not one of my sons is at a tournament. We've been looking forward to domng something as a family. In league play ti past week, Scarboro came visitlng at Iroquois Park Arena. The Novice Op- timisled atthe end of thflbrs pW b 10buat lot the game 5-3. Optinilat scorn wmDu Ells, Chris Thompson and Jason Pittor.. Peacock Sports Bantamas hobted Ajax. Ajax managed three goals but the Whitby -lacrouse team prefers double-digits s0 they won the game with 12 goals. The scorers were Wayne Cornish with five goals, and singles by Steve Nolanf, Rich Dyment, Emery Campbell, Steve Dyment, Tom Frank, Chris Keller and Mike Husted. The very next night, the Optimists went to Cen- tennial Arena for a return league game with the Scarboro Saints Novices. At the end of the first period, the score was tied at 2-aIl but again Scar- boro was the winner with'a 6-4 score. Rob Martin fired the hall past the Scarboro goalie three times, and Chris Thompson scored the other marker. Basebail Midgets take top place The Whitby Dunedin Construction Midgets finished in'top spot of nine teams in Eastern Ontario Basebal league -play with a 15 and 4 record. The Dunedins may think the season is over but they go into triple A playdowns vs. Oshawa on August 2 and 3, then E.O.B.A. playoffs August 6and 7. Whitby bested Agin-' court 14 to 5 July 27 in Leaside as they showed defensive excellence, and offensive po*er. Ian Parsons led off with a triple, and scored on Brian Grylls' booming home run Up the alley un right center, to give Whitby a two to nothing after one. The second inning was scoreless. In the third, Parsons walked, Steve Gibson arrived on an error, and Brian Grylls again doubled, scoring Par- sons. In the fourth, Whitby jumped ahead on John Phillips single, Dave Grylls singe, a Jeff Hughes sacrifice, Ian Parsons single, scoring Phillips, Scott Tutton single, scoring Grylls, and Steve Gibson double, also in the alley, scoring Parsons and Tutton. The sixth innlng saw Whitby bat through the order as Dave Grylls walked, Parsons singled and Tutton walked to iload the bases. i Steve Gibson drove in 1two with a long single. iBrian Grylîs batting clean up brought in two more, John Phillips arrived on a miscue to score Grylîs, Dave Imeson walked and Davy Grylls ended the inning on a fielders choice to third.,' At the end of six it was 12 to 5 in Whitby's favor. On SundayW July 31, Whitby faceckast York or Martingrove in hopes of advancing to the August 1 semi-final. T (DEÉNGATE, 107 Brock Street South, Whithy, 668-8321. This popular Chinese Restaurant bas been in Whitby for 30 yrs. The Bo-Bo platter recently introduced has gone over well. The Golden Gate alse offer a wide selection of Canadian dishes from roast beef to veal cutlets and pork chops. Fairly new to the menu is juicy delicious chicken fin- gers served with home mnade plumn sauce. Per- fect for lunch or dinner. Open until 2 a.m. daily. Fr1. and Sat. until 3 a.m. Sunday il a.m. - il p.m. Fully licensed and fast home delivery. The WGR major Peewee team, sponsored by the Hfideaway, were also in Scarboro where they cruised to a 10-1 wln. Hideaway scorers were Adam Foote, with three, Todd Wilson and Derek Jones, each with two, with singles by Julie Kernohan, Mark Ainsworth and Chris Page. August minor lacrosse in Ontario will be charac- terized flot by the tournaments of th e earlier parts of summer, but by the Provincial Playdowns in each age group, and by the various OMLA Zone 6 playoffs. Mid-August 18 also the time for the National Lacrosse Playdowns for which the minor Peewees, the major Peewee Hfideaway's and the Bantamn Peacock's have qualified. Soccer atoms win The Whitby Cheekers Variety minor Atom rep soccer teamn dumped Bowmanville 8-0 to move into a second place tie un league stan- dings. Shane Bevan, Brad Stella, -Conal -Taékney and Derek Dixon each blasted in a pair of goals in the one-sided match. Strong defensive play, led by Douglas Roy and Michael Molson, helped goaltender Mike Goode to the shutout. Whitby is Iocked in a second place tie wîth Oshawa Kicks, only one point behind Pickering, with three games remnaining. WHITBY MEN'S SLO-PITCH STANDINGS AT AUGUST 1 Whltby ls celebratlng Its lSOth anniversary and I flnd this book not only historical but enjoyable readlng. 1I'm thinklng of the events that Dr. Robert Thor- nton dld in his lifetime from his early travel by canoe to the building of roads and his mlsslonary work. We in Whitby owe so much to the foreslght of this man and when you drive along Kngston Rd., at Kendlewood Rd., a cairnt marks the site 0f the first Preshyterian services. I wonder what Dr. Robert Thoritton would have thought of ail the traffic along Highway 2 today. Yes Tom, you were right with your assessment of the people in the Town of Whitby and I concur. It's a shame that Lynde Creek that flows through Brooklin 18 allowed to become more polluted each summer and I noticed that the water really shows bad when it gets -tà Cullen Gardens. Corne on everybody, let's stop talking and get down to some action this faîl to dlean up this sewer mess. It looks like the Port Whitby bridge will at last be replaced, about time. I would publicly like to thank the GO-ALRT team for their efforts in responding to the needs of the commumity.in this endeavour and I know that the Regional Chairman and the local firm of Totten, Sims and Hubicki have played their share in this project. Sandy Stevenson Twelve young womnen from Ontario are chosen to compete -in the National Women's Basketball Champion- ship Tournament which is held each August. Sandy 15 currently at the University of Saskatchewan, Regina, where the National Championships are being held, August 3 to 6. 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