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WHITBY FR131 PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1985, PAGE 17 After defeauing Ajax 16-5.... Cobi Foods wins E.O.B.A.'9s tyke titie The Cobi Food tyke ahl-stars of the Whitby Minor Basebal Association are the 1985 Eastern Ontario Basebaîl Association champions. The squad won the titie at a tour- namnent' held at Peel Park on Aug. 10. The championship cornes on the heel of an extremely successful. season that saw the tykes chalk up a 16 and 3 record to earn second place in the E.O.B.A. league behind Ajax. In the first game of the tournanient, Whitby easily outlassed Bowmanville 8-1. Durham College ex- tension courses will begin the week of Sept. 23. The college is of- fering over 300 courses in the areas of arts and crafts, general interest subjects, applied arts, business, technology and health sciences. Registration begins on Saturday, Aug. 24,' There are 27 brand new courses in the college's faîl offering. To name only a few, they include Aerobic Fitness for Couples, Astronomy, Child Developinent, Com- puters in Business Management, Food and Beverage Cost Controls, Home Maintenance for Females, .Introduction to Adut Training, In- troduction to Palliative Care, Propane Conver- sion, Theory of Music, Film fun The final session of the Whitby Public Library's "Sommer Film Fun" program will be held next Wednesday (Aug. 28) in the auditorium at 10: 30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. "lWinter of the Witch" will be shown. The film is suitable for children age 6 and over. Admission is free. There are two sessions left in the Whitby Public Library's "Summer Films for Pre-schoolers" pro- gram. This Friday (Aug. 23), "The Sneetches' and "Curious George Goes to the Hospital" will ta shown. On Aug. 30, "Winnie the Pooh Discovers the Seasons" and "Mickey's Trailer" will be featured. Both shows begin at 10:30 a.m. and ail pre- school children are welcome. Admission is free. Leading the offense was John Mitchell who, in addition is hitting five R.B.1.s, hit a triple and a home run. The squad's other R.B.I. came from Trevor Blimke. Leading Whtby's strong defensive effort was winning pitcher Tim Puddister who gave up three hits and threw three stike-outs during the game., Whitby then went on to fiterally trounce Port Hope 21-10. The squad engaged in a battle of itters and managed to build-up a 10-0 lead by the end of the third in- ning. and Robotics (Programming) . Durham College is also offering 13 courses conducted in the French language for the en- joyment of the French speaking community. For those who have an interest in a special sub- ject area, each of the college's divisions has put together a package of related subjects which can qualify for special extension cer- tificates. There is a new' extensive applied arts section inluding Cor- porate Com- munications, Early Childhood Education, Food and Beverage Management, Labour Studies, Musical Studies, and Photographictudies. This faîl there are 28 extension courses of- fered at the college's campus at 400 Monarch Ave., in Ajax, to provide special service to residents of Pickering as well as Ajax. The Ajax offering has more than doubled GOLDEN GATE, 107 Brock Street South, Whtby 6682222 This popular, 30.year oid Chinese restaurant has recently ln- troduced Szechuan Cuisine for those who like hot, splcy dîshes. n addition 10 its Chinese fare the Golden Gale aiso of- Turning in excellent performances behind the plate with home runs were Tim Grylîs, O.J. Santiago, Kevin Christie and Mitchell. Triples were con- tributed by GrYlîs, Blimke -and Simon Gosgnach. Grylis and Santiago also lead the R.B.I. parade with four each followed by Blimke with three, Gosgnach and Keith Milîs wth two each and by Christie and John Mitchell who contributed one each. Leading Whitby's defense was Mitchell, the game's winning pit- As a new departure this faîl,. the college is advertising 35 special seminars to be held Oct. 19 and Nov. 23. Al seminars are six hours in length from 9:30 a.m.. to 4:30 p.m., and the $30 course fee includes lun- ch.* Residents can attend special registration sessions at the college this Saturday (Aug. 24) from 8 a.m. to 12 noon; Aug. 27 and Sept. 4 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Faculty advisors will bc present at the two evening registrations. Registra- tion can also ta made at the college weekdays froin 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.) beginning Aug. 26. There will ta registration for the courses offered in Ajax at the college's Ajax location, 400 Monarch Ave., Sept. 10 and 12, from 6:30 to 8p. m. (Note: Complete course listing is featured as an insert in todays paper. I fers a wide selaction of Canadien dishes. The Bo-Bo piatter and their chlcken f ingers ara two speclalitles worth trying. Perfect for lun- ch or dinner. Open f rom 1il b 2 arn. daily. Friday and Saturday until 3 ar. FuiIy licenses. Dine-mn and fast home delivery. cher who in his three in- ning appearance, threw seven strike-outs. Milîs was creditted with a save for pitching the last four innîngs during which he threw three strilce-outs. As a combination, they gave up 14 hits. In the championship garne, Whitby took on arch-rîval and league leading Ajax. Whitby took the game by a score of 16-5 behind the strong pitching and hitting of Simon Gosgnach who hurlea il strike-outs while giving up eight hits. Af ter three ifinings, Whitby was up 7-0 and showed strong defensîve plays, especially from Grylis, Jeff Baker and Christie. Whitby's 16 runs were made of 10 hits with home runs coming from Gosgnach (who also contributed 'triple) and Tim, uddister. Bliruke struck Whitby's only double to the game. Gosgnach also lead the way in R.B.I.s with five while Mitchell, DURHAM GIRLS' SOCCER LEAGUE Last Week's Resuits SQUIRT Whitby Jeffrey Park .6 Whitby Legion ...O Laura Scholtes Jennette Bradley....... 2 Angle Cracklord ...........2 Rachel Armitage Pickering Soccer Club. 7 Whitby Lions ......O Blimke and Puddister produced two a piece. This is the first time Whltby has won the E.O.B.A. tyke cham- pionship and after the tournament they were presented with the Ray Johnson Motors Trophy by tyke commissioner Ron Jay of Cobourg. After the win, coach/manager John Bates commented: "The players deserve a great deal of congratulations for the excellent effort and they have cisplayed during this 'super' season." Members of the Cobi Foods squad are: Jeff Baker, Scott Bates, Trevor Bllmke, Kevin Christie, Simon Gosgnach, Tim Grylls, Jordie Johnson, Frank Kent, John Mitchell, Keith Milis, Jason Ped- die, Tim Puddister, Brett Rayne and O.J. Santiago. The team's assistant coach is Dave Mils. THIS WEEK! * *____Alil Sies & Styles Whtb JM.. MOSQUITO Wib ...Sport... .8 Scugog ............O * Paniela Hannan Heather Sîrd..........2 &---LMTNCUO ECSOE Deb Yorke ................ 2 LL I NECUO EUTME Nicole Mitchell Catherine Campbell ...-2 Durham College offering over 300 night school courses I - I ATTERSLEY TIRE SERVICE PASSENGER & LIGHT TRUCKS BRAKES Whitby Oshawa 668-3356 571-3400 .........CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF WHITBY ......TOWNOF WH ITBY PUBLIC SWIMMING INFORMATION Anne Ottenbrite (Indoor) Pool 668-7765 Kinsmen (Outdoor) Pool 666-2131