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WIIIi l Y [REE PREtSS, WLDNESI)AY, SEPTEMBER 2, 198 1, PAGE I17 Whitby noviqces ehiminated from lacrosse playoffs The WURMLA Novice teain played well Iast Saturday at the 1981 On- tario Novice Lacrosse Championships held in Kitchener this year. Unfortunately, there are more losers than winners. The Whitby teain was eliminated froin "B" division in two games. Both* games were close with Whitby lead- ing at the halfway mark. They lost to St. Catherines 5 to 3. Derek Jones scored 2 and Blair Oliphant got 1. Kitchener won the second game 4 to 2. Mark Ainsworth and Derek Jones scored for Wbitby. This novice team, sjonsored by the Kins- men Club, finisbed tbe OMLA Zone 6 as league champions. Tbey are currently in the Zone 6 playoffs wbich is a best- of-three series against the Peterborough novices. The first game was played last Tuesday in Brooklin Memorial Arena. Peterborough won 7 to 4. Derek Jones got a hat trick and Chris Tucker scored once. Wbitby continues in Brooklin. The deciding third gaine, if needed, will be in Brookiin on the following evening. Tbe OMLA Zone 6 Bantain lacrosse play- offs were held at Iroquois Park Arena on August 30. The WGRMLA Ban- tams, sponsored by Hooker Chev Olds, met the Beaches in a bigh scoring game. For most of the game, Beacbes seemed to score twice for every goal that Whitby got. Then in a sudden rever- sai with only 4 minutes to play, -Whitby erupted for six goals to win 15-14. Cbris Ainsworth scored tbe winner with 13 seconds left to play. Gary Mark scored 5, 3 by Ainsworth, doubles by Bill Kellestine and Greg Lepine, and singles by Bryon Oliphant, Dave McWbit- ter and Tyson Metcalf . ln tbe A final, Witby met Peterborough, West Rouge won the first annuai Whitby Oidtimers Soccer Tournament that was held over the weeki The tournament, sponsored by W. Frank Real Estate, saw teams froin Pickering, West Hill, W Whitby and West Rouge compete. A player froin the West Rouge team is seen here taking the baîl away froin two members of the W squad on their way to a 1-0 win that gave thein the overali championship. The Whitby squad took second place. Whitby plays every Sunday, usLually at the Iroquois Park Cor alternating at home and away. -Free Press Staff whom they've neyer beat this year. With bard work and a bit of iuck, Whitby aimost tied the gaine after scoring twice in the last minute of the third period. Dave McWhitter scored 4 turnes with 2 each by Greg Lepine and Bill Kellestine. The boys are taught that assists are just as important as goals even if assists are not often reported on. Bill collec- ted lu assists in the 2 gaines. Peterborough won the Bantain A tropby by beating Whitby 9 to 8. Oshawa won the Ban- tam B trophy witb a 16 to 10 win over the Beaches. The bantains can now bang up their sticks and. think of fahi and winter sports. Chuck Lepine coached the Whitby ban- tains this year witb beip from AI Oliphant and Bruce Mark. The WGRMLA Pee- wee hacrosse team was tied in heague play with the Peterborough A team until tbe gaine last Thursday at Brookiin Arena. Wbitby scored within the first minute and were neyer in any real trouble in their first game since winning tbe Canadian Champion- ship three weeks ago. Greg VanSickie and Ricb Dyment scored four goals each with singles by Steve Nolan, Steve Dyment and Wayne Cornish. The final score was Whitby çend. il Peterborough 4. oburn, The OMLA Zone 6 PeeWee phayoffs were Voburn behd on Sunday at the Iroquois Park Arena. rnplex, fPhoto Earls defeat Bowma 1nville 2-1 Whitby Durhari-EarIs. major atoms came away winners- in their hast scbeduled league gaine of 1981 with a 2-1 victory over Bowman- ville in Durbamn Region Youth Soccer League at Iroquois Park last week giving thein a five win, five tie and two hoss season. This plus the 'A' cbampionship (the first ever tournament win by a Whitby aIl-star team) titie at the recent Gloucester Inter- national Tournament - considering the fact that 12 of the reguhar 15 teain members have neyer played competitive soc- cer prior to this season - certainly gives promise of further successes in tbe future years. in last week's gaine, Whitby, notorious1y slow starters, came out fast and for a change dominated the early going and in fact con- trolled play for most of the first haîf. The early pressure produced results in the form of a penalty kick after only two minutes, however the shot was directed straight to the keeper and the garne remained scoreîess. The Earl of Durham tearn wiII now go again- st this same Bowman- ville squad in Durhamn Region Youth soccer play-off action tomiorrow at 6:30 p.m. at Iroquois Park with the winner going again- st Oshawa Thrul in the semi-final. -97 Perms pz"O Culs 18,9 Brock St. N.-Whitb.v Cali1 today for an appoî ntment 668-3892. Division A teams were from Peter- borough, Beaches, Scar- borougb and Whitby. Perbaps because of the 8 a.m. start of the first game, the play was sluggish until Whitby trailed Beaches 4-5 mid- way tbrough the second period. Beaches were flot per- mitted any more goals by Whitby wbo scored 9 times. The final score was Whitby 13, Beaches 5. Steve Dyment and Greg VanSickle got 3 each, Dean Vanderinde scored 2 and singles by Ricky Buldoc, Emery Campbell, Tom Frank, Dave Clarke and Wayne Cornish. Honourabie mention goes to Ricb Dyment for assisting on 6 goals. In the second game at 3 p.m., the Wbitby teain, sponsored by Andrew Antenna, let up for the hast minute of play witb a three goal lead over Scarborougb but did manage to hand on to a 8-7 win. Steve Dyment scored 3, Dean Vanderlinde twice and once each by Greg VanSickle, Simon Lewis and Rlch Dyment. In the Peewee A finals, Whitby met the Peterborough A teain. The play waýs similar, and tbe outcome was identical to the gaine last Tbursday as Whitby romped toan 11lto 4 wn. Greg VanSickle showed the way with 5 goals but be bad six other beipers named Wayne Cornisb, Tom Frank, Mike Williams, Dean Vanderinde, Rkçh Dyment and Steve Dyment. In the Peewee B division, Ajaiç won the best of three games against tbe Peter- borougb B teain, two gaines to none. PeeWee lacrosse teains froin ail over On- tario will be meeting in Mississauga for the Labour Day weekend for tbe Provincial Cbampionships. The Whitby players have been warned not to be over confident since very few teains bave won both the Canadian and the Ontario Champ- ionships in the saine year. FORD SALES LIMITED I L EASI1NG?ü 1FREES Up CASH (NO DOWN PAYMENT - CASH FOR VOUR TRADE). 2. MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE CAR AT NOMINAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. 3. KEEPS CREDIT LINE OPEN. 4NO TRADING OR DISPOSAL PROBLEMS. 5. TAX BENEFITS AVAl LABLE. 6. ANY NORTH AMERICAN OR IMPORTED VEHICLE AVAILABLE. THESE ARE SOME 0F THE ADVANTAGES. THINK ABOUT THEM. THEN COME TALK TO US. ENTERPRISE LEASING, A DIVISION 0F ENTERPRISE FORD SALES LIMITED 815 KING ST. W. 576-1800j THE CORPORATION 0F THE -OWN OF WHITBY ~ 1981 FINAL TAX NOTICE FOU RTH INSTALMENT The fourth Instalment of taxes for 1981 is due and payable September 17, 1981. if payment is flot recelved by the due date, penalty at the rate of 11/4 % per month wlll be charged on the overdue balance. Taxes may be pald at any Whltby Bank without bank collection charges, or at the Municipal 0f- fice, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, Ontarlo. Déborah A. Smart, Tax Colector, Town of Whitby. le:ýý 4, ta 4-. * ý