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Steel,'Hawks, a row froÃ"m Buffalo' -Whitby Steel Hawks took advantage of gae eaant the haples Buffalo Renegades to moved dloser to second place in the National LacrosseLaue On ?rida, a WhitbyaÇo;h' rme 'in Peterborough, -steel Hawks won 23-12. Derek Keenan had aneight- point night with four goalswhile Perromi had six assa Kevin Biggs was the top coer with five goals. Jon, Gra:t had two as and. added four assista. John FscTerry'Bullen'and Eric Perroi ach had ive-point nhree Buffalo players recorded hat tricks on theémght Emmett Priutup had seven pint, Duane Jacobs had five poita ad Kelly Young recorded fourpots .Craig Milligan sarteminnet for Whitby and was replacod by Dave *Smiart at 11:37, in the second period. A Sunday game went into oveiïtime before Whitby won 12- Scott Rogers scored the gamne- winner at 4:22 in overtimie, on an assiat by Keenan. Once again Keenan was the tearn's top gunner with twogoals and fivo assista. George elle- perche and Bullen leach had hat tricks. Millign wont. the dis- tance in goal for Whitby. Oni March. 2, Steel Hawks broke a five-gampe winless streak with a 16-13 Win over Buffalo. George Bellep'erche had five E asand an .assiat while Derek Kenan had three goals and six assists. Jim Vilneff had two goals and six assiste, John Fusco had a goal and five assiste. Other gdalscorers were Ter' Bullen, Rob Crough, and Andy erromi. Emmett Printup and*- Duane Jàcobs each had three goals for Buffalo. On March .1, Chuck Martin scored. three goals to lead Brant- ford past Witby 14-9. Keenan had two goals and added three assistafor Whitb Willy> Arnold, scored , two Cats while. Bullen Fusco 'Vilef Gerr Fitzgerkd and Ln Grant eachhad a goal. Steel, Hawks now have a record of 6-5. Renegades are stili looking for their firat win of the season. Brookln/WhibY District Kins- menmao novice Bs will play either Beleville or Peterborough in. a best-offive series to deter- mine the lakeshore hockey league chamnpion. Whitby advanced to the final Dy daefeating Pickerin in two separate playoff series last week. Whitby finished, a round-robin series wiith three' straight wins over Pickerin, by' scores of 3-O, 7-0 and 6-2, ~r tying Pickering Itwas the firat tie ini league piay this season for the Whitby eam. Whitby won ail 22 regular season games, and has now won nine pIayoff garnes without a loss. Whitby also defeated Pickering in two straight games, both by 4-1 scores, in a best-of-thre sei-final series. The Whitby galtending tan- dem of Ryan Ca11an and Ste- yen Pigram has shutouts in 14 of 32 laes this season. Jàsaon 'Peyman had mune goals and an assist i the paut five playoff games, while Paul Gold- mth had a goal and seven asis. Soott Berry had,-four gols and ftve- assista; Brad. McIatbth gir. ga ni omasus Mace, a goal and two assists; Mark Unwin, one assiat; Jordan Fitzgibbou; one goal, two assiats; Jeif Church, one goal, one assiat' Ryan Daucey, two assista; Jarecf Brown, two goals, two assists; Jamie Giles, two assista; Danny Cohen, one goal, two -assista; Casey Dupont, one goal, five assista. Webster Irk captures bonspiel The Steve Webster rink won the Rousseau Heritage House member guest niixed bonspiel at the Whitby Curling Club on March 2. Vice for the rink was Lynne Plarnondon, second Paul Stewart and lead Heather Robertson. .Second prize went te the rink of skip Jenny, Cotter, vice Bob Just, second at Lwis, and lead Mike Cotter. 1 Third prize went te the rink of àk'j Bary hepard' viceJoan secod Rn Bil aud lead WiirrMU FREESS, WEDNESDAY, MAROR 13,, 199 1, PAGE 25 BWMBAholde bake sale. A bake sale will bo held by the Brooklin-Whitby -Minor Hockey Associatiôn Auiliary on March 23,at Iroquois Park arena. Dona- tions are nreedod fromi hockey SIMON GOSGNACH hopes the Toronto St. Michael's basketball team wiil be spinming towards a league titie next season. Chri. Bode. photo Gosgn"ach is bi shooter for St. Mike's Standing, 6 foo 5 'inches,' Sinmon Gosgnach of Whitby made quit a towering mîpact in his rookie season withTloronto's St. Michael's senior basketbail clubý., The clubs, second leading scrr osgnach, 16, averaged 15 pits a game. thi season and sunk 53 per cent of field goal attempta. Gosgnach, quiet in demeanior, may oniy neea more aggresslve- ness te fully round out his talent. «"lie has a good shooting touch and excellent mobilit for 'a big guy, » says former %t. Mike's coach Don. Prenteirgasit. As te- whether h e will pursue basketball at the universtity level, Gosgnach maintains a very subdued approach.. "If someone approaches me te play, Id probably take it.» Ad if-he had- a chance tV play hoops at the NCAA level? North Carolina, I think," Gosgnach sayscontemplatinga stint with Deaný Smith and t he Tar Heels. But it's a long tough road which reies s trong miotivation and "If hie works hard' ho has the potential (to play 4'CAA),» Pro- ntergast says. In addition té the exposure povided by playingy at St. Mike'sP Gospach says the achool is «moe strict than other achools about athietes maintaining good marks.» <Thisi season, only Mother Teresa Catholic School stood in the way of St. Michael's captur- ing the TDCAA beague chm- pionship. In the final, Gosgnach dis- plydtop form, scoring 20 ponsagamast Mother Teresa, a very strong teani that had St, ,Mikce's number ail season long. But Keith Vasseli of Mother Teresa dominated, scoring 34 points as the Titans ran away with the title 72-52. Next season, with one full year behind him, Gogsnach and his club hope it will be their year to take the titie. par .ents, -aria should be brought in after,' 7 a.". on March23 Proceeds'from, the'sale go to the annual.hockey banquet. NE0 AKE'ONTAPI O' STEELý.COMPA NY' HPKINS ST. ýS., WHITBY Whftby ~' MinorBasebail Rep,'Teams,ý Players wishing to try out for a mrep- team -should contact the-coach of the applicable, team. Tyke - Peaewee Bantam- Mklget - Junior - Umpim, s Needed for the1991 ,Seaàon Marshall Thompson 6886 Gepre la 668-264l.,, Geoge hi' t668-69,46-' Dave lmesn 668-9790 Ian Hardy., 666-3717 - free clinios are available -a modified fee structure lis underway -must be 12 years old or over IF INTERES TED PLEASE CONTACT RAY BAKER: 430-1858 DAVE SMITH: 430-3567 GREY -WATER DISPOSAL FROM PLEASURE BOATS Environmen tal Protection Act Regulation Amendment INVITATION FOR PUBLIC COMMENT The Ministry of the Envronment invites public comment on amendments to regulations 305 and 310 under the Environmental Protection Act. The changes will make it illegal to discharge grey water wastefrom shower and sink facilities on pleasure boats into Ontario's.lakes and rivers. The amendments, designed to reduce water pollution, will affpct new and existing boats. Adjustments will have to be made to store grey water in holding tanks, an d discharge it at pump-out stations. An information package has been, prepared, explaining the, changes in more detail including the rationale and implications for pleasure boaters. The package is available from the Public Information Centre (416) 323-4321. Please send comments in writing by April 30, '1991 to: Ruth Grier Minister of the Environment l5th Floor,ý 135 St. Clair Avenue West Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5 ® nvironnment Ontario Novices adva nc to. lakeshore, final Slo- Pitch Whitby Men's *League Requres: *Individuats- *Sponsors 30 game season at Iroquois Park For more informfation contact John Vickery 668m -108ý