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r - ~ - - - -~ -- - ~- - -- -- - - 77 *Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, November 11, 1992, Page 19 Win, ie, for novices,,j Whty Goldwing In sem Reouce c. Mujor nvie AA. hockey teami had, a win and a, tie ti -recent le la. Whitby rallied Wo the Port Hope 3-3 and overpowered, Port Perry 7-2. Against Pot, Perry, Andrew Greenen scored with just over .a minute remaining Wo tie'Port Hope 3-3. Other scorers. were Ryan McMichaël and Justin GMes. Assi&ts went Wo Justin Potter two) and MeMichaei. Ini the Port Pey Whitby got goals>frm= Jat= Giles two), Nick Verkuyl,. and Chris Simpson,. Potter, Lucas Naylor a nd Ben Stanton. 'Assists went ta Patter (two), Stariton, Michael James, A±kins, McMichael, Giles, Scott Beetharn and Scott Wilson. In exhibition play, Whitby handed Lindsay 1heir first loss 4-2. Scoing for Whitby were Verkuyl, Simpson, Ian Parker and Patter. Assisewent tW Giles two), Verkuyl,. Naylor, Patter- and Parker. Whitby's record ti Lakeshore division play stands at five win*s, one loss ana two ties. High football 1 oleIe Paul Dwyer Plckarlng Ieuzy Street Dunharton UxMode W L T 51 0 4 20 42 0 2 40 A p 90 14 90 14 63 10 102 4 124 0 Pickering 85 Henry Street O Paul Dwyer 84 Dwbartcn 12 Dwyer 7 Pickering 0 Tae are awardod four pointa for a wln whmn playlng a tea..once lnth. emon. AIl teamg, wlth the. exception of Uxbrtdge, play an lnterlocking achedule wth other reglonal team.. High sehool basketball- Wenteni divialon G W L .F A P Pickering 6 5 0 247 148 10 Ajax 6 4 i 235 127 8 Plne Ridge 5 3 2 195 169 6 HenyStreet 4 2 2 96 134 4 St. Mary'. 4 1, 3 113 140 2 Dunharton 5 1 4 113 184 2 Dens OConnor 4 0 4 78 176 0 Estun dlvWom Axiderun 6 5 O 247 91 10 O'Neill 5 4 i 174 111 8 Paul Dwyer 4 3 i 193,129 6 Donevan 6 2 3 179 237 4 Bowmanvillo 6 1 4 148 179 2 McLaugbIln 6 1 4 72 178 2 Ea.tdale 6 i 4 116 202 2 AA divialos Port Perry 6 6 1 294 198 10 Brock 6 5 i 264 171 10 Roberts 6 6 i 278 166 10 Courtice> 6 3 3 154 244 6 Pereyma 6 2 4 158 208 4 Uxbridgo 6 1 6 222 218 2 Central 6 0 6 125 290 0 Teainu (rom Oshawa, Pickertng.Whltby, Cannington and Ajax play an mnterlocking uchedule wth other regonal team. High school fi«àd hockey senior glaa Dunharton 10 0 134 521 Plckerlng 7 0 430 218 O'Neill 8 1 225 418 Denis OMonnor 6 2 4 1011l14 Uxbridge 653 31211 13 Anderson 4 25623 613 PîneRidge 4 5 2 13 1210 Donevan 2 6 3718 7 Bautdale 3 7 i 6 20 7 Ajax 1 7 361756 Pon Pere 0 92 2262 Robertsa0OI110 0 44 0 Ta. (&m 0shawa, Pickering, Wbltby and! Ajax play an interloldng uchedule with calait * ~ ;d .tz x:i~44 WHEELCHAIR basketball player Christina Caverly and Kevin Spiro of the Oshawa Generals lunge for the bail in a warm-up-for the Durham Regional Police Disabled, Chul- dren's Games to be held Saturday Nov. 28, 9 a.m.. at the Pickering Rec Centre. Players from therGenerals and two 'wheelchair basketball teams were on hand for the preview. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whilby Free Press The. Town of Pickering has received a $600,000 provincial government grant Wo build a new arena, 1 adjoiningý the Pickering Recreation Complex. The grant will help pay for the cost ofthe 38,QOO sq. ft. facility that will include an ice surface, eight dressing rooms and meet- ing rooms. There wîll also be an outdoor skating rink. Construction should be com- pleted by fail next year. Players from the Brooklin-, Whitby Ringette Association -are being asked to wear their team sweaters Thursday and Friday this week ta mark National Ringette Week, Nov. 7-16. Players are also being encoura- ged Wo ask a friend to watch a ringette game over the weekend, ta prmoethe sport. t ) e asoc iation is also spon- soring a poster contest among servng Ontario homeowneîs since 1977 >lFrd rg ~ rFIitt Wlndow & Door (416) 434-8499 qualified instalers reputable products .pricing fairness r The Whitby ',McCulloulgh Jewellers Ltd. tween A, ringette team continue their winni'ng ways by posting a 5-1 victoiy over Ajax on Nov. 9. Spreading out the scoring with single 'markers were Jennifer Penniey, Ellén Jobhnson, Cheryl King, Callie- Corneal and Lisa uorcoran., 'ssists8 came from'the sticks of Penney (twvo), Johnson, King and Melanie Davis. Sam Sheppard once again displayed the importance of strong goaltending by stopping ,many difficult shotsl. I A11'H I 14'1i~E (114' 'I'HIC WUtIfK-J LAKE ONTARIO. STEEL COMPANY HOPKINSST. S., WHITBY UNIRUYAL ATM MrTOUq RING TA 23x515bak$85.00 195x65R15 .... $72.00 .<DuROAsL LREO20x7A .. 800 235xaa., . , 20565Rl ... $8.0 ,aak - -9 M 56 11 ..$ 50 0' 2 -.4 , I -, - ..44i~.-I~3i4~-~L- 4~... Tweens win,.inAa 4SunLife Figure Skating SeAtHG ~U5 C ha p ionsi ips 1993 SUN LIFE EASTERN ONTARIOSETNA FIUR-S TING Iroquois Park Complex, Whitby Hosted by the' Whitby Figure Skating Club Sanctioned by the Canadian Figure Skating Association Wednesday night dart league "MnT'S ULMELIGHT DIVISION gSnding.au et Nov. 4 W L PIS perteaFos. International 35 15 35 Fabrlcatlng Technlce 33 17 33 Daar,11 Norton Services 32 18 32 Whitby Trophy Houa. 27 23 27 Coppin. Service. 23 27 23 Baker Furniture Pinlahlng 22 28 22 Wbltby Weedznan 17 33 17 Claremont Colector Cars Il 39 Il cane.played Whltby Trophy' 7 Claremont Cars 3 Perm. Foam 6 Baker Furndture 4 Whitby Weedznan 6 Gary Coppin. 4 Fabricatlng Tech. 5 Danryl Norton 6 Top 10anm Day. Pindar 192 John McPheraon 163 Dave lloyd Sr. 128 Todd Barber 125 A Pindar 121 Tony Van De Ven 113 Norm Brooking 105 John Laporto 100 Gruxu Sangwin 96 Day. lloyd Jr. 89 Ployetthe week' Tony Van De Van IAIIATIS CIAISBERG DIVIION Standing... et Nov. 4 W L PIS Deiratla Offie. 16 *Sa 16 Dodd & Bouterllroaciloom 15 19 16 lu-Line Fixture. 10 14 10 Roy'a Enterprise 7 17 7 came nase.yed Deiratta orne. 5 Boy'. Enterpria. Dodd & Bouter 6 lt>-Lne Store 1 Top O0~u Scot Lormier 67 DaveRleid 32 Wayne Thomas 27 Don MalUet 23 Jean Appleby 22 Joy Thomas 17 Flaye tthe.ueek 1