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Page 24, Whitby Free Press, Wednesclay, Maroh 15 1995 Four-plex i% n Oshawa, no new ice in Whitby To the oite I would liko te commend the City of Oshawa for their announcomont of a four-plex rink facility te bo bult near Lako Ontario. (Whitby plans to build bouses near Lake Ontaro.). This project is privately funded, with no tax increases and no hourly ico rentai increase., It soems to me Oshawa council haê a botter knowIede of urban ipannng than Whitby council. With leincroaaed populations Oshawa and * Whitby are experioncing, the need te increase rocreational facilities is imminent. 1994FINA CLEAROUT SENTRA XE 4DR 5 SPD N/C SENTRA XE 4DR AUTO SENTRA XE 4DR AUTO A/C ALTIMA XE 4DR AUTO ALTIMA SE TOPMME DEMO AUTO OUEST XE LOADED MINI-VAN HUSTLER PICKUP 5 SPID KING CAB PICKUP 5 SPD KING CAB PICKUP AUTO KING CAB V6 AUTO, A/C, DEMO 179100 .14e990 16,205 13,990 189225 15,990 20,175 17,975 27e175 239095 269190 23,190 14,570 13,320 15,865 14,615 179415 169165 19,824 17,9931 *ALL OTHER FEES & TAXES INCLUDED * PLUS PST, GST, PLATES LOAEI *Air Conditioning * Dual Air Bags - Premium Uphostery - Power Windows - Power Locks - Power Mirrors , -*Tilt & Cruise - AM/FM/U Cassette - Rear Seat -. Pass-Thru e Many more features MSRP $21,690 SSV 'Sale Priced at PLUS FREIGHT, PREP, TAXES & LICENCE. 119.5PATHIJVER4 u e B £ Whitby can have ail the studios in the world, the bottomlUno je we noeed more ice facilities, and we noed them now. However, aftor reading in the Whitby Froe Pross the commenta of north ward councilor Don Mitchell, I wonder if we the taxpayors and our children will ever get much needed new ice pads. Mitchoil said the budget provides for the design Of one or more ice pada at Iroquois Park, but ho strossd that this does not commit council te bilding a, new facility. .A. proposod $20-por-hour increase in ice rates added te $136-per-hour prime turne rate (compared te $108-per-hour prime time for Oshawa) would help finance the project. I can rocail last summer Mitchell and members of his family woro in Uino for 24 hours for hockey rogistration. However, ince Oshawa announced a new four-plex, Mitchell is undecided if Whitby needs increased ice facilities. Mitchell aid "it looka like that with an increase ini ice rates we can finance it, assurning the 611l rate is thoro." Mr. Mitchell, this is urely speculation. Maybe if Witby council would co-operate with the private sector wo wouldn't have te, stand in lino for 24 hours for hockey registration. Instead, our children could be playing hockey, figure skating and taking skating lessns in new, privately fundod ice rinks. Derrick Minaret Whitby 8-year-old endures fan abuse To the oiter A letter te hockey parents After coaching in the Whitby minor hockey association for 15 years, I have nover been more' disgustod than I was on March 12, during a house league playoff gaine at the major squirt level. I have the good fortune te, have a very talented young boy la1 n on the team that I coach. Apparently, this does not sit well with saine of the parents. Froin the other side of the rink I could hear comments such 'as eGet se and so," "Take hum out" "Rfit hlm.". I even heard one sportamanlike woman yeil, 'Put (so and se) i the hospitai." Incidontafly, the boy te whom they were referring is eight years oi&L The coaches in this league do their best .te promote sportsmanship and fair Playflrst while attemptingf te teach the boys the slls o the gaine. This can be oxtremoly difficuit when smre moron yells these inds of comment&. Maybe- you don't roalize it at the turne, but these id do hear you. I know because they question it on the bench. L isnto yuselves, parents, and tbi beore you speak, maybe thon you won't injure the pride and self-esteem of an eight- year-o1d boy who bas the muefortune' te be a very taiented hockey player. A mm j....R..M....E..I Tweens third in Barrite The Whitby tween B ringette teain, sponsored by Peacock Sportswear, had a split in their four gaines and placed third out of six teains in their division at the llth annual Barrie ringette teurnament over the past woekend. WVhitby opened play on Frday ovening and defeated their league rivais fr-om Port Perry 4-2. Port Perry bad built a 2-1 lead after the flrst period but Whitby replied with tbree unansweredgoals in the second period. On Saturday morning, Whitby squared off against St. Thomas and trailed 5-2 after the 'first poriod and came back in the second period te narrow the gap te 7-6 before St. Thomas scored Novices split The WVhitby novice Cl ringette teain, sponsored by Mister Transmission, won two gaines and bst two ini a teurnament in Barrie over the weekend. Whitby firet met a tough Owen Sound teain and lest 6-0. Whitby thon faced Ajax and returned with a 7-3 victory. Baly Corneal led the scoring with five goals wbile Jessica Bradley added two. Whitby continued with a 6-5 win over Barrie. Corneal scored three with Bradley, Sarah Tone and Joanna Tellis adding singles. Whitby ot their final gaine agauinut Hageraville 8-3. Jessica Bradley scoed two and Sarah Tone one. Kathryn Pratt waesoléid in goal in the four gaines. lu regular season play, Whitby bot 9-2 te Manvors. Bradley .cored both goals. the clincher with under two minutes te play. Gaine tbree saw host Barrie quickly jump out te a three-goal leadand stretch it te 5-1 before Whitby repliod with a pair of bate goals. In their final gaine on Sunday morning, Whitby ecored five power play goals on route te a 6-3 win over Rayside. Lweading the Whitby attack was Kathleen Rojas with nine goals and two assises,* followed by Corinne Richter with sevon goals and two assiste, Melanie Larocque with two goals and three assiets and Andrea Perry with one goal and six assiste. Robynn Dupont bad two heipers, whilo Danielle 'Glover, Aine Pattison and Chariene Dowdle each had one assist. Meagan Cloutier, called up frein the petite A teain, aise had an assïst and played a stoady gaine on defence. Kerr!ioLynn Smith played steady in the Whitby nets during the tournament. Petites edged in final The Whitby petite B ringette teain, sponsored by Mitchell Brothers Supplies, bost "-5te Woobwich in overtine 'in an oxciting final of a tournainent over the weekend. lIn the opening gaine of the teurnament Whitby bot 7-5 te, Aýjax. Melissa Tone and Danielle Avery each had two goals, Sarah Landry the other. In the second gaine Whitby defeated Pickering 5-3. Lisa Henry and Caitue Osborne each had two goals, Erniby Difruscia the other. In the third gaine Whitby defeatod Woobwich 5-2 te, earn a berth i the final. Hodgson and Katue MacDonald each bad two goals, Kathryn Perry the other. In the final Whitby teok a 2-O load on goals froin Cindy Jobnston and Jenna Smith. Woolwich came bock te take -a 4-2 load into the final period. Throe straight goals frein Krystlo Krasnaj gave Whitby a 5-4 lead but Woobwich scored with 40 secods te play te tue the score. After Il minutes sud 20 seconds of overtinie, Woolwich broke the tue. Juia Mlitchell was outstandig in gal forWhitby. Bunnies blank Oshawa Victoria Kaufinann had four go ais and an assist and Rebecca Giii picked up the shutout as the Whitb ao bunnies ringette teamIm blakedOshawa 1.5-0 ia rment ~e T he Whiy teain got an offen- sive boost froin five minor bun- nies as Kristy Stanfield bad two goals and two assiste, Kaila Jansson two çoabe Ellen Seed- house and Katie flott each a goal and an . assist, and Deanna Dedault one assist. Katue Scott had two goals and two assiste, Kelly Cad two goals, Alison Willians a goal and three asista and Nicolo Young throo asiste. [NISSA