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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5,1976, PAGE 11 Bu lders look readyfor season opener tonight The Whitby Consolidated Builders open their Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior 'A' regular season tonight at Iroquois Park Arena when they host the Oshawa Legion Gaels. Game time is 8 p.m. The Builders look in good shape for the upcoming sea- son as they won two exhibi- tion games and tied one. On Wednesday, they downed the defendingchamp- ion Peterborough Gray - Munroes 14-10 at home. Neil Atkinson and Ken Colley each scored four times for the winners while Bryce Jordan fired a pair. Kevin Branton, John Jordan, Rick Nieuwendyk and Les Reed added singles., John Martin scored three times for Peterborough who The sticks go up during last Wednesday's Ontark-Lacrosse Association Junior 'A' contest between the Whitby Consolidated Builders and the Peterborough Gray Munroes. Whitby won the game 14-10. The Builders defeated the Mississauga Chiefs by the same score on Friday. Whitby opens the regular season tonight with the Oshawa Legion Gaels providing the opposition. The game begins at 8 p.m. at Iroquois Park Arena. Free Press Photo got singles by Jim Draluy, Frank Kiley, Rick Barrow- lough, Gerrard Covice, Pete Cavenaugh, Paul Johnston and Dan Wilson. In a Friday home game, the Builders downed the Mississauga chiefs by the same 14-10 margin. Neil Atkinson again scored four goals for Whitby as did Larry Graham. Cam Devine and Jim Branton each fired a pair while Tim Lintner and Les Reed contributed singles. Scouting for the Chiefs were Ron Smith, with four, George Chandler, with two, and Mike Hicks, Dave Pirog, Rick Halliday and Kim Crossman with singles. Students excel in track meet Several Denis O'Connor High School students turned in excellent performances at the recent Queen's University Track Meet in Kingston. Andrew Hausdorf, a midge t competing in the open 300 metre event, took 22 seconds off his midget school record. Hilary Berber finished second in the midget 1500 m. and third in the midget 800m. Donna Grant, second in the heat in the junior 400 rm.; and Pat McIntyre, second in the heat in the senior 400 m. and third in the heat in the senior 200 m. Peter St. Pierre finished fifth in the senior javelin event; Janet Jacobs, fifth in midget discus event; Bernie Boulanger, sixth in midget discus event; Robin McLaren, seventh in the midget javelin event; and Jennifer Van Leeuwen, seventh in junior javelin event. Two of the school's top competitors, Louise Desbois and Martin Heenan, were unable to attend the meet. For many of the 33 school students it was their first time in competition and the experience will stand then in good stead for the upcom- ing Lake Ontario Secondary School Association champion- ships the middle of this: month. EEEEKONOMY An economist is usually a man who can save money by cutting down somebody else's expenses. Economy, on the other hand, is a way of spending money without getting any fun out of it. Bicycling has changed, and so have bicycle safety rùles. This is what Ontario is doing to bring bicycle safety uputo-date There are about 21/2 million bicycles in Ontario to- "Ontario Laws and Your Bicycle," and "How To Be an day. Last year 56 bicyclists were killed on Ontario Expert Cyclist." streets and highways, and 3,720 were injured. For our free copies, write to: Even one is too many. Public & Safety Information Branch Ministry of Transportation and Communications We urge you to make yourself and your family. 1-201 Wilson Avenue familiar with the simple rules and guidelines of bicy- Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8 cle safety. Obey all stop signs and traffic lights. Keep in mind that a bicycle is, by definition, avehicle under Ministry of Transportation the Highway Traffic Act. After all, you don'tjust "ride" and Communications a bicycle - you drive it. And Ontario wants every James Snow, William Davis, bicyclist to drive safely. Minister Premier That's why the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications has prepared 3 easy-to- sunderstand folders that every bicyclist should read. They're called "The Bicyclist's Handbook,"Provinceof Ontario Optimist Club Tests Cyclists The Optimist Club of Whitby held their First Annual "Bike Rodeo" at Iroquois Park Arena Sunday. The Bike Rodeo kicked off Bicycle Safety Week May 2 to May 9 with the theme "Give them a brake". In the back row are first place winners Chris Huxter, 12, Dwayne Keys, 7, and Michele Doucet, 9. They were awarded ý.ew bicycles. Trophies were awarded to second place winners in front row Russell North,. 11, Robbie Buchanan, 6, and Jamie Tripp, 9. They were only six of the 100 youngsters who entered the competition which included bicycle safety checks, a written quiz and an obstacle course.