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PAGE 12, WHITBY FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1973 AREA HOCKEY ROUNDUP By Doug WsaIos Mitchell Lumber Pee-weos lead series The Brooklin-Whitby Mit- chell Lumber Minor Pee-Wees took a 2-1 lead in their play- off round against the Ajax pee-wees on Sunday at the Brooklin Arena handing the visitors fromi Ajax a 4-0 loss. Gord Brown supplied the netminding required for the shut-out, while team-mates Jeff Dinsniore, Mike Piho, Ed Hayden and Gilbent Nieuwen- dyk handled the scoring for the Lumbermen. Earlien in the week at the Ajax Arena, the Brooklin- Whitby teami evened the series up at one garne each as they defeated the Ajax boys by a score of 5-2. Jeff Dinsmore, Keith Wilson, Jamnie Tutak, Eddie Hayden and Jeff Flem- ing alI scored singles. Next game in this series was played in Ajax on Tues. Steelers win second round The Brooklin-Whitby Las- co Steel Major Pee-Wees won their second round of play- offs recently defeating Co- bourg in two straight. 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To realize its commitment to the citizens of Whitby as being a liaison board between town council and the members of the community, members of the board feel that maintalning an open line of communications with ail interest groups is a policy that can't be stressed strongly enough. Letters are being sent to ail organizations presently listed at the recreation department office, asking for their support in keeping the board aware of their facilities, needs and proposais for improved recreation. It is, the intention of the board to invite representatives 0f ail organizations to meet in small croup sessions throughout the year to enable at Brooklin Arena on Wednes- day, and the Steelers came up with a 5-1 win. Dale Sawyer opened the scoring for the Steelers in the first period as he took a pass from Scott Ravary and beat the Cobourg netniinder with a hard shot. Greg Tushinghami made il 2-0 on a pass fnom Paul Brown and Doug Zinkiewich. Thie visitons finally got on the scoresieet at 16:20 of the first period as Ralph Lewis beat the Steelers' netminder. Both teams were uniable to score in the second peniod, but the final period was only 35 seconds oîd when Paul Brown sconed for the Steelers. Dave Bannon and Doug Zinkiewich added s~iègs rmar- kens for the Bnookliri-Whitby teani in the f1nai minutes of play to give tihe Steelers tlhe 5-1 Win. lie second gaine in this best of tlhree senies was played ini Cobourg on Friday. Feb. 23, and the Steelens skaied to, a 7-2 win to wrap up the series before Ieaving l'or the Quebec Tor rnen t Sat urday mlorniîng. Dale Sawyer anid Peter Fciri led tuec Steelers witlî two gtoals each wuvtli sinrtle inia r k es glu i ng t Scott Ravary. David Sevinotîr and Johut Waddeîl. Tiî Brooklin-Wîîîtby Las- co Steel Major Pee-Wees miet dite Fredericton, N.B. Pee- Wees in tthein firsi gaine of the Quebec Tournanten t on Mon- day at 1:05 P.M. winniing 8-4 oven New Brunswick. Consolidatsd Building Corp. takos lead' After trailing the Ajax mia- jot' midgcts one gai-ne 10 noth- ing, thte Brooklin-Whitby Con- solidated Building Corp. major midgets came back t0 take gaines two and three in tîhe best of five series by record- ing back to back 3-2 wins. The Brooklin-Whitby major midgets now lead the series two garnes to one with te fourth gaine being played tlîis week in Ajax. Carne îwo in the series was played in Ajax on Feb. 19, and was close right up to the final whistle. The Brook- lin-Whitby tearn led 1 -0 on a first period goal by Dave Soni- chetti, but the Ajax club evened the score at 1-1 after just 37 seconds of the second period. Dave Parish put the Consolidated Building Corp. teamn back in the lead in the second, but Ross Rawn ticd th1e score for Ajax at the 18:23 of the middle frarne. Terry Harper scored an un- assisted goal at 5:44 of the tird period, and even thoughi the Ajax' club tried, they just couldn't get the equalizer for the third time. Game three was played in the Brooklin Arena on Feb. 24, and the Consolidated Building Corp. midgets mat- ched their performance of Tuesday night as they posted a 3-2 win. Ajax jumped into a lead at 8:00 of the open- ing period, but Jim Branton put the Brooklin-Whitby team back on even terms as he scored fnom the point with a hard slapshot at 8:40. The Ajax club narrowed the margin to 3-2 at 11: 56 of the period, and then pulled their goaltender in the final minutes of the- game, but could flot get the equalizer. Bob Heron Farm Equip. Novice at Tournament The Brooklin-Whiitby Bob Heron Farm Equipment ma- jor novice team played in'tlite Peterborough Tounnamrent on the weekend and lost their first ganie to a team from Fraser Michigan by a score of 2- 1. Charlie Meitner sconed the lone Brooklin-Whitby goal. Their second game was a 2-0 win oven Markham. Charlie Meitner and Darreli Blacquire were the goal scorens for the Bob Heron team. Wayne Oder- kirk played shut-out. ini goal for the The third game of the tournament was a 3-1 loss to Belleville. Todd Cotton scored the Brooklin-Whitby goal. (Baun scores 3 in second gaine.> The Brooklin-Whitby Mc- Cormack Blades opened their besi of five play-off round against the Ajax bantamis, and recordcd a 6-1 win in tthcir Narliaid Midgsts down two gamos f0 nons The Brooklin-Whî îby HIari- laid Minor Midgets mril the Ajax otinor m îdge Is two gaines t0 lionii lthiirbest of' five play-oft' series. Ajax delèated thie Harilaîd midgeî s 4-1Iini ite seconid gaine oni Satuirda, inih in Ajax. -l'le Harilaid teaint railed Ajaîx 2-I1:îî the enid ofthle second pe riod, and wcre uinable to score ini the fîinalIie rîod as t he Ajax teain notched two mîore 10 take Ilie 4-1I win. and a two to nothing Iead in the serics. Toîi Casey secored the lorie goal for the Brookliin-Wiby teanm. 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Joe Mintyre led the Blades with thnee goals and two as- sists, while singles were added by Glen Johinston. Danny GaI- logley anid Todd Casey. The second gaine of the series was played ini the Bnooklini Arena the followiig Saturday and saw the Brook- lin-Wl:ithy McCorniack Blades trailin, 3-1I wiî h oîîly seven minutes lefi to play in the third period. At tîlis poinit. the Blades rallicd anîd came rip with thiree goals to win 4-.3 Jcff Baun xvas tlie big shooter for the Blades. as lie pickcd rip three goals iii a row'. Mark Millan finished tlhe scor- ing, as he fined the winning goal late in te third period. The McCormnack Blades met the Ajax b anrit ains ini the Bnooklin Anena on Moniday for the third gaine ini the best of five senies, and rccordcd a 9-7 overtime win. Mark Millar scored tlhree tintes for thte winniers. wlîilc Joc Mclnrtyre and To dd Casey added two goals eachl. Wadc Roberts and Robin Baries scored siiîgles. lThe Brooklîin-Whiitby Mc- Cormîack Blades major bani- tains will niow miicc Trenitoni iii the inex t play'-ot't'ron uîid. Harilaid Stars win series opener The Brooklini-Wliîtby Hani- laid Stars Minor Novice open- cd thein best r)f tîree play-off round againist Ajax ini the Brooklini Arena on Srînday, Feb. 25 and camne up wvith a 7-2 wîn bt take a one to niouuing lead in the series. Jcff Westenhoefer and Billy Eyre led the Harilaid Stars withi two goals eachi, while Johin Ellis. David Blacquire and Scott Kapuscinski addcd singl es. Second gaine ini this series will be played in Ajax on Saturday, Manchi 3, '73. THE ANN UAL MEETING OF THE DOCTOR JOSEPH 0. RUDDY GENERAL HOSPITAL Notice is hereby given that the Annual Generai Meeting of the members of the Doctor Joseph 0. Ruddy General Hos- pital Corporation wiIl be held at 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday,' March lth, 1973 in the Doctor Joseph 0. Ruddy General Hospital in the Town of Whitbv in the County of Ontario to: 1. Receive the report of the Directors 2. Receive the report of the Auditors 3. Transact other business Ail You RealIy[. Neëd! ettfl F1 SALES AND SERVICE AND PARTS '1300 DUNDAS ST. Eo,,WHITBY 6684828 McCormaok Blados Iead their sories