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r' ,~'.. ,r'j ~ 4J er i ' 4 PAGE 16, ýWH1TYFREE PRPMiS, WEfNESDAY; dOTBR 'ËË 198 Whitby wrns C up )avid Kohek scored bath goals at Whitby Woodwonks defeated OshiawaS occen Club 2-0 ta, cap- ture the Durham Cup under-13 championship on Oct. 1. Kohek scored bath goals in the last 10 minutes of the contest. Peter Brown got the shutout. Other teani members are Derek Colasuonno Jonathan Diamand, Omar El-ýehairy, Kyle Gardiner, Jason Johnston, David ing, Joey James,, Mike Kirincic, Andre Marais Babby Morrison, Alex Nicol, Mike Piwerka, Gavin Tackney, Andrew Tully and coach Ed Ch ung. Exhi bition tourney taks ringette team to Sweden & Finland. A Whitby ringette team leaves tomorrow (Thursday) for a 10- da , seven-gaine exhibition tour of Sweden and Finland. The 15-member team, cam- posed mostly of last season's. tween team from Whitby, con- ducted fundraising over t he past year, including car washes, iaf- fies and bingos, to raise more than $30,00 for the trip. "They're very excited,» said team manager Janet Gudgeoqn. Phil and Janet Guymner coach the team while Scott Laing is trainer. The team reached the eastern Ontario finals two years ago. Another Whitby ringette teani will soon begin fundraising for a trip to Sweden, Finland and the Soiet Union next year. The petite teami will hold a Halloween dance on Saturday, Oct. .28, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m., at Whitney Hall in Iroquois Park to High sehool field hockey SENIOR GIRLS W L T F A PIS O'Neill 2 0 0 60 4 O'Connor 1 01 10 3 Pickering 0 02 11 2 Donevan 0 O 2 00 2 Ea.tdale O O 2 00 2 Port Pen7 O0 0 2 00 2 Anderson 1 1 0 23 2 Dunbarton 0 i11 2 1 Ajax 0 20 1 60 kick off the fundraising eff'ort. Tickets, for $20, include disc jockey, doon pnizes and buffet. There will be prizes for best costume. Tickets are available at Midas Mliffler, 1220 Dundas St. E., W :*itby (668-1065) or fnom N -rma Ainsworth at 668-13 11. Whitby trio shares silver with roller hockey team Shayne and Caey Bayord and Tom McIGanon, ail of Whitby, were members of a Toronto roller hockey team that won the silver modal in a recent t-:urnament at Cumberland, Maryland. The Toronto team won six straight games before losing 2-1 in tghe championship final ta Louisville, Pennsylvania. The Bayfond brothers have won several individual roller skating titles, including those at the national level. Rdler Skating registration Oct. 14 '4Ahe Whitby Roller Skating Club will hold registration on Saturday, Oct. 14 at Wheelies for tf learn-to-skatei badge pro- gram. Cassare held un Saturdays, 10a.m. ta noon. Cost is $15 for fivý! weeks. Aduits are welcome. -THE ANTICS of Father Vaughn Quinn, goalie for the Flying Fathers hockey club, were a big hit for the crowd at Civic Auditorium last week as the Fathers met the Oshawa Oldtimers in a fundraising' event for the Rose -of Durham home for unwed mothers. The NHL Oldtimers will play the Canadian Deaf National Team at the Civic on Saturday after- noon, Oct. 28. Frec Pros. photo OP EN HOUSE Add more space, more ightl, more airiness, with a FOUR SEAýONS "S UNRO OM"I Oct. 12-11 10 a. 1m-9 prn. Oct., 14 10 a.rn.- 6 p'n BIIG SAVINGS PM Corne in and iscuss your remodeling or new construction requirements Iand view the following 1 Videos *Tunnel of Heat computer * Fuit size models 0[3 FUR SASON Oudorivn HOr ALiefie 25 THICKSON RD. N. WHITBY 432-1100 OR' 1-800-263-3754 Whitby wins4 first game Whitbys under-9 rep team recentygn the indloor soccer. season with a 4-2 win over Pick- ering in a game played at Soccer 1~itb *sponisored by Brooklij Lions CKlub, got two-goal perfor-, mances from both George Epa- minondas and Matthew Whelan.. Kevin Pope was outstanding in net for Whitby, and ho re.ceived strong support 'from Paul Calay on defence. Mike Whelan and Zoltan Baranyi coach the Whitby team. Blue Sea champions Blue Sea Fish and Chips emer- ged as both the. league and playoff champions in the peewee division ofthe Whitby Iroquois Soccer Club finals held Saturday, Sept.23. Goals b y Daniel Kingsford and Mike Wallon gave Blue Sea a 2-0 ':i-tory over Hair Cane Centre. In the consolation game, Mr. Submarine defeated Professional Shoe Repair 2-1 -on goals by Adami Huston and Çort Fowlen. Chris Ho scored for Shoe Repain. Trliqphies will be presented to winners at the club's banquet on Oct. 15 at Heydenshore Pavilion. Reward for return of cup One of the oldest trophies in .Canada is still missing and police have very little ta wonk on. Two weeks ago the Mann Cup, a symbol of lacrosse superiority in Canada, was stolen fnom the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame in British Columbia. Police belive thieves entered the hall via an adjacent comn- munity centre. As of Friday, Oct. 6, New Westmnisten police in British Col- - u inbia still had no leads on the TFhe hall of famne has set a $10,000 neward for the cup but it must be returned intact. New Westminster defeated Brooklin Redmen in the Mann Cup final three weeks ago. New West has been given a replica of the cup. HiBegh sehool football SENIOR W L T P A I'S Henry Street 3 1 0 85 30 6 Donevan 2 0 176 13 5 Uxbnidge 2 1 095 14 4 nwver 2 1 042 72 4 I J I "t .~* C0RP0PATI0N OFTH TOWN 0F WHITBY PROCLAMATION FIRE PREVENTIION WEEK TAKE NOTICE THAT the week of October 8, 1989 to October 14, 1989, is hereby proclaimed as nFiele Prevention Week" in and for the town of Whitby. Citizens of Whitby are i nvited ta 1loin with the volunteer, professional and, industrial f ire safety personnel in waging a neyer ending battle against the ravages of f ire which destroys property and takes lives. DATED at Whitby, Ontario this 4th day of October, 1989. RA. Attersley, Mayor Town of Whitbyý ÀR am lu 11% 1 lop,