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PAGE 26, WHITBy FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25P,1989 Cross country Anderson wins LOSSA .Anderson CVI's cross country team won the Lake Ontario Sondary School Association (LOSSA) cham pionship last week to end 'eil Collegiate's streak of consecutive chanpionships. "It was an overall eani effort,». said Anderson coach Barb Dillon, noting that the school placed in the top four in ail six divisions of competition. The entire Anderson teami will compete in the Durham-York Secondary School Athletic Asso- ciation (DYSSAA) championships today (Wednesday) at the Boyd Conservation Area. In the LOSSA competition, held at Dagmar Ski Resort Jason Clayton was first and Dave Inshaw was fourth to help Anderson's. place second overaîl in the junior boys' comipetition, which covered a distance of 6,800 metres. Shawn Snyder, Corey Sr her and Jerem y Ford were aiomembers of t he Anderson junior teani. Joanne Hood was second and Sylvia Watson eighth to. pace Anderson to second place in the senior girls' teamn com petition, which covered 5,000m. Suzanne Perroni and Jennifer Rloy were also members of the teani. Also second overaîl was Ander- son's senior boys' team. Dave Bailey of Anderson was third in individual competition and Ste- fan Timnis ninth over the 7,750m distance. Other teani members were Aaron Timnis, Steve Miller and Dan Clark. Penny Santiago was fourth and Jennifer Ellis f»ifth to steer Anderson's midget girls' teani to second place. Tara Carroll, Ste- p hanie Duffy, Kelly Price and Saley Peel were also on the Anderson team in the cross coun- try race which eovered 3,250m. Amanda Miles-Berry was fifth and Angela Miles-Berry sixth as Anderson's junior girls' teani was tliird overail among high schools. Maureen Quinlan, Ti;ffany Slugg aiid Debbie Warren were also niembers of the team which ran 3,800M. e Anderson's midget boys' team was fourth overall in the 5000rn distance. Team members were Erie Iveil, Greg Melien, Evan Williams, B.J. Prout.- Geof Bon gard, Trevor Kenopiec,,Cort Fowler, Jamies Grieg: Keith Milîs and Scott Clyde.. Henry Street 1iigh bchooI was third in senior girls. Shannoxý Pachal was fourth, Jennifer Cooper seventh and Stc.plwnie Sears tenth for Henry in senior girls. Bob Willetts was ninth for Henry in junior boys. 4take team tities Four Whitby- schools captured overaîl teami tities at the Dur- ham Elementary Athletic Asso- ciation (DEAA) regional cross countr championships Tuesday, Oct. 17 The races saw 1,472 entrants in seven age groups. Whitby had nine schoois involved. F.M. Heard finished first in girls 8 and *under, Pringle Creek wàs first in boys 10 and under, and West. Lynde won the boys' age 13 division. Dr. Robert Thornton was first in boys' 8 and under, third in girls' 8 and under, and third in 9-year-old boys. Rejresenting Whitby at the provincial championship on Oct. 21 in Burlington were Blair Hed- derson of Col. J.E. Farewell, w ho captured first p1lace in the 12- ear-old boy s; Alison Gosse from Dr. R~obert Thornton, who took first in the girls 8 and under; Trevor Sinclair from E.A. Fair- man with a second;, and Kristen Low of Pringle Creek who had a third in girls 9 and under. Runners with a top three rank- ing from any of their four quali- fiers in the provincial champion- ships will move 'on to represent Ontario in the Canadian cham- pionships to be held in Etobicoke on Nov. 5. Dalgarno lieaves Isianders By Rupert Matthews school student, bias- retired after Dalgarno left after turning '3rad Dalgarno, former Whitby two seasons with the NHL's Ne, down an offer co play for the r+sident and Anderson high York Isianders hockey club. Islanders minor league team. Hc- says he is currently in the midst ù a "career change" Dalgarno worked bis way out of junior hockey to land a spot on the Springfield Indians, the Isianders' farm team. After pro- ving hinîself there, he obtained a spot on the Isianders as a right- Wieplaying for New York, Dalgarno served under coach Terry Simpson and late last sea- son under four-time Islanders' Stanley Cup championship coach AI Arbour. Mî He played alontgside Islanders' lgd such as Brian TrYottier and Billy Smith. During Dalgarno's first season e ' in 1987-8, he had two goals and eight assists in 38 gaines. In 1988-89, his second and final season, he racked up il goals and 10 assists in 55 gamnes. In each season he had 88 minutes in penalties. In the two seasons Dalgarno played, he said he found it very enjoyable on the road travelling with the teani. Making stops in ail1 major cities in Canada and the United States,he found was very exciting,, but between air- ports;' practices and games he felt emotionally and physically tired. Dalgarno was one of three Wlhitby hockey players to reach the HL.Currentl la engon the Calgary Flames are Witby's Jne Nieuwendyk, one of the league's top oit etters thus far this season, and Gary Roberts, the top goal scorer in the NHL. Dalgarno is residing in Long Island, New York. He says he no ATE TA pa ockey in the farm yt i Brafi l9nger expects to be in associa- $-"Asys HA ply, tion wîth the NHL or any other eqNwYork Isianders to pursue Accredited clinic- TEE OPENLNG of Whitby's newIl accredited phy- siotherap nd sports injuries CI ni was held Oct. 21 at Sohan S. Koonar's office in the Dundas- Cenre edial uiding, 220 Dundas St.WIN., suite 304. The Provincial Medical eaittonIs» tute, part of the Workers' Compensation Board's new medical rehabilitation strategy, bas recently accredited 25 climics in central Ontario for early, intensive treatment of workers with soft tissue injuries, including muscle strains, sprains and back iijuries. Below (from left), Durham Centre MPP Allan Furlong, Town councilor Marcel Brunelle and Ontario riding MP Rene Soetens cut the ribbon. "If we carry on with the GST ( goods and services tax), I may need some compensation," remarked Soetens at the opening. FrePsspos mgr