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IWhitby c aptures consolation titie Whitby's major ban- tams won, the con- solation titie of a tour- nament in Aurora over the weekend. Whitby lost 2-0 in their Tourney at ACYT By vMICHAEL LAPLANTE Eastdale, Dunbarton and Anderson, high sehoolÉ came together Jan. 6 for a girl's, voileybail mini tour- nament hosted by An- derson CVI. Anderson's midget team lost to Dunbarton but won over Eastdale. ACVI's junior team was defeated after a close match-up with Dunbarton. .They split with Eastdàle, each tqam winning one game, but were defeated in the tie-breaker. The seniors lost aaist Dunbarton. They played to a tie against Eastdale with Eastdale winning the final game. The teams wil not be playing any further league games until Feb. 4; however, they will be involved in several tournaments. The An- derson junior girl's volleyball team will be playing in a tournamxent at Pickeringon Jan. 17; the seniors play at Pickering on Jan. 31. "AlUthough we got off to a slow start we hope to peak ini February when it is most impor- tant. We have the potential to do well at LOSSA, which is in late February," Mariette Rozon, girl's volleyball coach, says. Softbali tryouts on Sunday The Oshawa Shamnrock girls softbal team wiil begin tryouts on Sunday, Jan. 18. Tryouts will take place inside the dome in the Oshawa Civic Cen- tre on Stevenson Rd. Eveyonels welcome.. Tryouts for bantams begin at 7: 50 p.m. and run tili 8:50 p.m. Bantams are girls born in either 1971 or 1972). Midget tryouts begin at 8: 10 p.m. and run tili 9:10 p.m. Midgets are girls borui 1969 or 1970. For more information cail (bantams) AI McLeod, 623-7051, or (midgets), Judy Smith, 666-1668.. Girls should meet at the information center. opening game with Thornhiil. Keith Primeau scored the Whitby goal in a 1-1 tie with Newmarket, in the second game.' Whitby moved on to the consolation by out- shooting Newmarket 4-2 in the overtime period. Chris Guilbert was most valuable player for Whitby in the game. Whitby then erased Aurora 6-0 and could have had more goals as they pèppered the op- position net, with 36 shots to il for Aurora*. In the consolation final, Whitby downed Milton 4-2 on goals by Sean Hoît, David Grant, Primeau and Tim Weber. Todd Wilson, who had two assists in the ganie, was voted MVP. Atoms resume winnmg ways Whitby atom 'BI reps won two of three games played on the weekend to show signs of retur- ning to their winning ways of earlier in the season. In a tournainent ini Fenelon Falls, Whitby defeated Oshawa minor Blackhawks 8-0. Paul Dillon led the way with three goals and two assists. Josh Ford and Mue Lefranier also had big games as both scored one goal and had three assists. Brodie Richards, B.J. Prout, and Darryl Wright scored the other Whitby goals. Assists were added by Prout, Brian Bryska, Cameron Poland, Paul Leclair, and Jamie Pawluk. Roy Kennedy recorded the shutout. Whitby were then eliminated froni the tournamtent by Oshawa major blackhawks 6-0 as Oshawa came out flying and built a 4-0 fir- st period iead which Whitby could neyer overcome. In league action on Sunday, Jan. 4, Whitby defeated a tough Newmarket major atom team 3-2. The line of B.J. Prout, Brodie Richards and Mike Lefranier did ail of the damage for Whitby. Lefranier scored twice, Prout added a single and Richards assisted on ail three goals. Troy Wastle and Goalie Roy Kennedy added assists. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 14,1987 PAGE M5 Donaldson an tAxe 'Man By TRAVIS year tean," saici LINDGREN Donaldson. "lWe have a The.Ajax Axemen, the great coaching staff and newest team to the local we are drawing Pretty division of the Centrai good crowds." Jr. 'C' hockey league, Donaldson has has a former received vanious most Brooklin/Whitby hoc- valuable player honors key player who has in the past few years proved to be a great and he» looks to his asset to the club, future with lots of work Craig Donaldson who and hope. was captain of last 'II would reaily like to season's Whitby major CRAIG get a« scholarship, bantam rep team, is DONLDSO -er &1.^u a1-A,% now one of the top J ..JU , o scorers on the Ajax said Donaldson. "'Then Axemen. son is off to a good start .possibly after I go Donaldson last season with seven goals and through for some sort of finished wuth 30 points nine assists for 16 points business in school, I and led bis teani to vic- in sixteen games. The might try for tory i the consolation team, is now i second professional hockey." round of the inter- place in the division Donaldson is presen- national silver stuc k behind Bowmanville. tly attending Henry tournament. "I1t's a good Street High school in This season Donald- organization for a first Whitby. Petites earn siliver The petite C ringette team from Whitby won a silver medal in a tour- nament in Port Perry on Saturday. Whitby posted wins of 5-2 over Port Perry and 5-3 over Richmonld Hill before losing to Wood- ville 6-2 in the final. Heather Keir and Natasha Carter each fired four goals in the tournament for Whitby. Katie Shearer had two goals while Lauri Grant and Christy Gooch each had a goal. Kim Vanderlinde, Carolyn Soper and Julie Corris were solid defen- Whitby's petite B teaml edged Port Perry in league action on Saturday. Mary Beth Chailoner scored four goals while Kim Guymer and Lesley Grenon each had a goal ini the win. AIENTION LOCAL COMMUN1TY GROUPS AND NON-PROFiT HouSING ORGANIZATINS He1preate rentai units for peopewihspecial husngneeds,. Special provincial funding for 3,000 units. The Governm-ent of Ontario has made a special comrnt'nt to fund 3,000 new, non -profit housing ntsprimnarilY dedicated to disadvantaged people.* Who wiil this program help? Mainly people who axe physiclY develop- mnentàlly or psychiatrical handicapped, battered women, homeiless people and other sociaily disadvantaged persons. The Ministries of Housing, Health, and CommunitY and Social Services are worldng together to help pDeople through- out Ontario who require a combination of support-cmr services and housing. Projects that house low-mncome famnilies and senior citizens as well a dis- advantaged groups wil be considered. innovative housingproiects for disadvan- taged, low-income, single people will also be considered on a demonstration basis. Atnd our briefing sessions this February Interested communitY groups and non- profit organizations are invited to attend orientation sessions on the devel- opment of housing with Support services. Meetings wiil be held in February at eah Regional Office of the Ministry of Housing. Representatives from the Ministries involved wiil be on hand to speak and to answer questions. Local community organizations wishing to sponsor non-profit housing projeets can apply for government grants to cover the costs of. establishing non- profit housing coroatos Cail now for complete details$ Preliminary arïplwcat2an indwcatinw an inter4 to develap a housng projeot with support servies are to be submitted by March 31,1987.F2?igibilitY dePends On the degree and nature of care provide. The federal government, through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corpora- tion, wiIl provide mortgage boan insurance for ail projects funded by this programn. For more information and meeting times, contact your nearest Regional Office of the Ministry of Housing listed below 'Up to 1,000 units willbe selected from appications forsupportive housing previously submitted to the Ministry of Housing. ~ Ministry 0f Housing Ontario Hon. Alvin Curling, Minister SPEIALROGAMFROM ASsU1 RED HoUSNG FOR ONTARO - Cen" lOff" Regional Offices. sothernffoe110Ea s r ,ffcd Fl r thJ of the M.mlstrY Haxnltoxd)fltario. L8P 4R8 Ottawa, OftalO. KH 8S9Thn (416) 521-7500or dial9 (613) 820-83O5ordial (807)4 Of Housing. andaskforZenith20450 toll-free1-800-267-6108 toll-fr 1 aes S S. ier Bay, Ontarlo. M7 5G6 47-46i5 or dial -ee 1-800-465-5015 IÀfldo, Oftano. N6B:-U (519) 679-7110Oor d Wd tvoll-frce 1-80{-265-47*1 (705) 5W60 Sor diil (416) 225.1211 or dial V« a " for 7Z.nith 20- 450 Pm 1