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WitITËYPIýÈ REl'ËÉS, WJtDI4ESDY, DFtiCtMEER27,1989, PAGE 13 Henry, Anderson start to roli ~PERSONALsI TT TENDERS, BIRTN CONTROL and farnffy planning counselling. Free and contidential, available Monday ta Friday, 8:,30 a.m. ta 4:30 p.m. Cl1ni every Thursday 3Ml p.m. to 6:00 p.m. For further information, oeil 420-8781 or 433-8901. HOME MOVIES transferred to videa tape. European videa tapes converted. Low, low prices. 728-9565. BAHA'I FAITH PRINCIPALS: Universal Peace. .CaIl 668-8665. WOMEN UN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS. For help catI the Denise House for women and children. Toîl f ree 1-800-263-3725 or 728-7311. Contidentially assurèd. (Farmerly Auberge.) NO! Get the facts. Let's Talk. Cati the Ontario Ministry of Health AIDS Hotline I-800-668-AIDS 'ie Th ar Amputations of Caniada... 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White said 0'Connior played a very physical gameo "bordering on cheap shots.» He said he would neyer play the team ni exhibition play. Gurd was the top performer for Anderson, bath offensively and in a checkcing role. «He's a small player, but he neyer stops working he neyer backs dowin from a check,» said White about Gurd. White said Anderson is playin~ a much more defenisve style, ang standing up ta the opposition at the blue lime. Henry- dissected Vanier last week (Dec. 20), 6-2, giving them their second straight Win. Henry didn't waste much tinte taking apart Vanier, as they had a four-goal lead midway throughý the game. Brian Munroe and Shane Williams each banged, in two apiece, while the others were É ked up by Mark Woritzik and -2m Webier. Henry also boosted their record ta 2-4, while showing they are capable of winning games. Coach Gord Bradey is looking ahead ta, the new year and hoipes the team. can keep the winning streak rolling. Knght leads Henry Both the Anderson and Henry hockey teanis won games last week, continuing thei« prVd play in the hig shoOol ee after slow starts. On Dec. 19, Anderson shut out Eastdale, second place teani in the league with a record of 4-1, by a 4-0 score. Then on Dec. 20, Anderson edged Denis O'Connor 5-4. Anderson played- with poise and polish against Eastdale, one of the best teams ini the area. "We wanted to stick to aur game plan, which was ta try and antagonize them ( Eastdale) with some heavy hitting and fore- checking,» said Rick White, coach of the teain. He added that Kevin Thrasher was brilliant in net and victory would have been difficult, without his outstanding performance. Anderson jumped off to an early lead on a pair of goals, one fromi Dan Ruddock and the other from Steve Wing. They showed, plnty of, spunk in the flrst, lig Eastale ta a few shots and keig them on their heels with soe slid checks. In the second, with atwo-goal lead, Anderson continued their impunressive play. Greg Kerr pot- tdone ta put Anderson up by three. Keith Tanquay ioed the affair with a goal in the third,. giving Anderson their second win against four lasses. Anderson knocked in four goals against a teani that has only allowed three goals in as " econtinue playing with the sanie amount orf intensit as we did in this game we1l be taking a giant stop ?orward in the right direction," said White. Hlis teai did just that with a close win over O Connor the next day, Tanguay scoring the winner with 54 seconds left. Also scoring for Anderson were Wing, Jeif Poland, TrYoy McPhee IMAGINE'S New Year's fesaluflon 12 This year, l'm going ta reverse my receding hairline through psychic power - and if that daesn't work, l'm gaing ta volunteer for that charitable cause I've been wanting ta help. Volleyball team remains unbeaten in senior league The Henry senior giris' volley- ball tearnis off to a flyi*gtart, compiling a 4-O record wit wins over Courtice, Dunbarton, Pick- ering and Brock High School. The teant mainly consista of girls in their last year, maldng this an ideal year for Henry to go ahl the way. Some of the stronger girls on the teani are Charmaine Nelson, Michelle Parton, Andrea Enright, Julie PaPoushek, Kay- ley Moore and Julie Parker. The teani won a tournaznent at G.L Roberta recently. Henry and rival Anderson met in a gante that decided first and second place in the pool. Anderson won, elbowing inta first place. Howe- ver, Henry got even, dumping Anderson in the semi-finals,\and eventually going on ta win the championship. The teani plans-bigger and better things ini the new year. FtV STAR APPUIANC ES WWe buy, seil, and serv' ce. SWe specialize in rei;c>n- «« dit ioned appliances. Fridç,ps, SStoves, Washers, Dryrirs, -~and Air Condltioners. S 1202 WECKER DRIVE OSHAWA, ONTARIC . -~ 432-7257 .~Seniors Discounts . BRIAN DEEGANA DENTURE THERAP IST 134- HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH, AJAX 683-6074 ' Ir eri w f i r lej j r éà.trra# FITZ9 iCARI ENR General Carpentry Additions 8 home Improvements S Cerarnic Tîiing Ï Rec Rooms Dry wal and Paint ing 16 YEARS IN DURHAM REGION C4 ý,g Cail: (18.2554V 668-4686 'E Henry Street High .School's midget-alge basketball team remained unbeaten but the seniors and juniors met defeat in gantes against Ajax Dec. 19. The seniors lost 72-s, their third loss in five gantes this seasan. Jason Murphy netted 14 points to lead Henry's scoring. The ntidgets prevailed with a final tally of 61-50. Kris John- stan's 22 points helped Henry rally past Ajax. ghe midgets now sit at a per- fect 5-0, a record compiled with wins over Dwyer, Donovan, Uxbridge, O'Neill and now Ajax. "We have a talented teani, especially aur offence. They seem to be too patent for other teanis to handle", said coach Jan Bates. Dave Mudge, Paul Prior, ohn Hopkins and Johnston are the strong front four, while a com- pact John Knight makes up for bis size with great bail co ntrol. "John (Kmight) is the spark- plug that seems ta motivate the rest of the teant, which i return roduces big points", added Matt Cook was the workharse frthe juniors, but even bis 10 points couldn't help Henry avoid their first loss, 78-59 to Ajax. Henry's junior teani had pre- viously won ail four of theïr games. -.1 ...... . . ........ . ýGERALD PENTRY rBY LTD.