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PAGE 12, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14,1982, WHITBY FREE PRESS SPORTS WEEK Four Whitby, clubs get to tourney's, consolation finals -By TOM FRANK Whitby lacrosse clubs were consistant this last weekend. Four of their teams were i tourna- ments and by Saturday night, ail four were in the Consolation Chamnp- ionship game. The Redmen tykes first game was against the eventual "A" cham- ps. Despite strong team effort on defense by Zack Hayden and Todd Cyr, Brampton over- powered them by l0Oto 5. Kelly Vipond got 2 goals and assisted on ail the others. Anne Windover got 2 and Jonas Derks got 1. Matthew Soni- chetti was awarded a goal to record a 1 to 0 win over Six Nations who showed Up With half THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWN OFWHITBY Notice to Local Residential Buiders For Sale of Town-Owned Lots The Corporation of the Town of Whitby is deveioplng a residential plan of sub- division ln the general area known as the "«Neighbourhood improvement Pro- gramme",(N..P.) area, east of Hickory Street and north of Mary Street abuttIng Whitby Senior Public School. The layout of the plan of subdivision is shown on the sketch below. The total area of the plan of subdivision is approxImately 4.85 ha (12 acres). The Town of Whitby has serviced 23 lots which are shown In the dark tone on the sketch beloW. It is the Town's objective to seil the 23 lots to a bulider and. thereby complete the Initial phase of development before proceed Ing to subsequent phases. Therefore, it is the purpose of this notice to Invité any interested builders to further dIscuss the potential sale of these lots with the undersIgned. The 23 lots are zoned "IR2B" for single famiiy detached housing and have a range of frontages of 12.19 to 14.32 metres (40 to 47 feet) and depths of 30.48m (100 feet). It sa anticipatedthat the plan of subdivision wili be registe red W thin the next four to six weeks. a team. Etobicoke was unable to contain the Redmen offence in the Consola- tion Championship as Windover scored 4, Shaydon Santos got 3, Vipond, Hayden, Derks and Tommy Smart each got 2 while Scot Taylor, Angie Massey and Todd Cyr each got 1. Final score was 18 to 1. In league play, the Redmen went to Har- man Park in Oshawa with orily 2 of their play- ers that will move up to novice next year. Coach Rick Wilkes reports that the strong back check- ing by acting captain Rohan Mehta, Matthew Sorichetti and David Mitchell disrupted, many of Oshawa's scor- ing threats. Jeff Relph lost his shutout in the dying minutes of the game as Whitby won 9 to 1. Tommy Smart got 4, Shaydon Santos got 3 and Mcihael Massey got 2 goals and 3 assists. The Whitby Optimnists novice teamn first game was an il to 2 loss to a strong A rated teamn from Hanmilton. Chris Husted* and Brian Greaves scored. Many were impressed by the strong aggressive play by Greg Fawcett who forced Hamilton into many errors. The Opti- mists started passing and beat Oshawa by 7 to 1. Husted got 3, singles to Greaves, Matt Cook, Garret Campbell and Chris VanCleif. The AMCU CREDIT UNION INC.' SHighwayNô.12 400DundasSt.W. ir Brooklin Whitby 655-4451 668-4500 Consolation game was a goaltenders duel with Whitby's Wayne Pad- dick and Jeff 'Taylor winning out 4 to 3 over Spartan. The teams tied at the penalty box with 26 minutes each. Camp- bell scored twice, and Husted and Greaves got singles. In league play in McGregor . Arena, the Optimists beat Scar- borough by 6 to 3. The first game.at Iro- quois" Park for the An- drew Antenna peewees was a close 10Oto 7 loss to Burlington. Goalie Dan- ny McWhirter picked up 3 assists. The second game was an 8 to 6 win over Barrie. The third game was an 8 to 5 loss to Peterborough while the last game was Nepean 6 to Whitby 3. Derek Jones was the leading team scorer foi the weekend with 8, Mark Smith and Dave Clarke got 3 each, Mike Williams, Andrew Van- derLinde, and Mark Ainsworth each got 2. Other scorers* were Adam Foote, Mike Husted and Chris Tucker. In leagùe play, at Iro- quois Park, Bilan Mac- Doneil scored for the first time in bis first year of playing lacrosse as Andrew Antenna beat Scarborough 7 to 3. Jones got 2, Clarke 2, Tueker 1 and Williams 1. Their visit into Scar- borough was dropped 6 to 4. Clarke, Jones, Ainsworth and Willams scored for Whitby. -.The Peacock Family Sports bantain team went to the Kitchener tournament in Grand River Mrena. Their first game was very close with Whitby tying the score by the last two and a haif minutes but were not able to stop St. Catharines Eagles who won 9 to.7 for our ban- tams third loss of the season. Gary Mark got 3 while Steve Dyment and Chris Ainsworth got 2 each. The second game went into overtime with Malton. Troy Broad- hagen became the hero 1 minute later. Gerg VanSickle and Mark each got 3, Wayne Cor- . nish got 2 and Ains- worth, Steve and R.îch Dyment, Tom Frank alsoscored for the -13 to 12 win. In the Consolation Championship, Peacock Sports pulled ahead of Brampton for a 10 to 7 win. Mark got a'hat trick, Broadhagen got 2 while VanSickle, Steve Nolan, Ainsworth and both Dyments got singles. HOUGHT N CR1. MOWATCRT. REGENCY MARY WHITBY SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL E. Please direct any Inquirles regarding this matter by the date of JuIy 19, 1982, to the undersigfled at the Town of Whitby Planning Department, 575 Rossiand Road East, telephone <416) 688&5803,8.30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. P. W. Rycrof tI Manager of urn peratons. Avoid Cg IGet a Transi I IBrampton win s* i Whitby tourney .ostly Repairs. mission Tune-Up. Reg., 32.50 - With this ad $22m5O Includes: roadtest, cleans pan & screen, instalis new fluid, adjusts linkage& bands, where applic-, able, checks drive Iulne on most domestic & foreign cars ln WhItby shop only. By Appointment i I132 Brock St. N. 668-0737 ' Whitby ByTOMI.FRANK The Whitby-Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Club hosted tourna- ments on JuIy 10 and il at both Iroquois Park Mrena and at Brooklin Memorial AMena. In the Tyke age group, the "A" Championship went to Brampton who beat Beaches by 6 to 5. The Consolation Champ- ionship went to the ÇWhitby Redmen with a 17 to 1 wipe-out of Eto- bicoke. In the novice age group, two of the top three novice teams in Ontario met in the, final. Owen Sound took home the "A" Championship with a 6 to 5 win over Hamilton. Whitby Opti- mists blue team cap- tured the Consolation Championship with a 4 to 3 win over St. Cath- arines Spartan. In the peewee age group, Hamilton beat out Burlington by 8 to 3 to take the "«A" Champ- ionship. Peterborough beat Nepean il to 3 and beat Whitby Andrew Antenna to earn the Consolation Champion- ship. The orgaizers would like to thank Harvey's who provided free drink coupons for ail the com- petitors. Q: Ever see a fat jogger? A: Mot for long. CHESTNUT ST 7F COLUMBUS FURNITURE Specializing in 112 price mattfQsses and chesterfields. COLUMBUS, ONT. 655-3230