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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESD) Midg~ets win the bronze at Canadiaehn By TOM FRANK W.G.R.M.L.A. Bronze medal win- ners!1 The midget teain from the Whitby- Garrard Road Minor Lacrosse Association are third best in Canada. They earned the bron- ze medal in the top 'A' division at the week- long Canadian Chamn- pionships held for midget lacrosse teams at Gloucester. The par- ticipants included 399 boys and one girl, the goal-tender for the Calgary Norsemen. The Whitby Roadrun- ners started round-robin play with a 11L*6 win over Gloucester. Gloucester ran with the Roadrun- ners to keep the score to 4-3 by the end of the second period but tired in the third. Wayne Cor- nish scored three for Whitby, pairs by Bih Passfield, Rich Dyment and Gary Mark, and singles by Tom Frank and Greg VanSîckle. Goaltender Chris, O'Reilly earned six assists. The second gaine was against the provincial champions from British Columbia, the Saanich Seaspray. Saanich led 3- 2 after the first, 7-4 after the second period but Whitby responded with î6 goals in the third to win the gaine 10-9. Steve Dyment-scored the win- ner with 3:08 to go in the game. Other scorers were Mark with three Passfield with two, Cor- nish with two, Richard Napper and Dean Van- derllnde.. The third gamre was characterized b> ex- tremely close checking with uor neighbours, the Peterborough Lakers. There was no score until 12:42 of the second period, a rare occuran- ce in lacrosse. The Lakers thought they had a coinfortable 4-1 lead with 4:47 to go in the game but that lead narrowed to 4-2 at 1: 10, to 4-3 with 23 seconds to go and Greg VanSickle tied the game 4-4 with 9 seconds to go. Cornish scored twice and Mark had one. The fourth game was not quite as tough as Whitby won 8-7 over the North Delta Tomahawks froin B.C. Pairs were scored by VanSickle, Mark and Rich Dyment, with singles by Steve Dyment and Chris Ain- sworth. The last game of the round-robin was against the Ontario Provincial champions, Missis- sauga. The Roadrun- ners played well and were leading 7-2 after two periods. In the third period, John Perves of Mississauga got loose for six goals. Whitby lost the gaine 12-13. VanSickle scored three, pairs by Napper and Steve and Rich Dyment, with singles by Ainswor- th, Vanderlinde and Cornish. The 3-1-1 record got Whitby Roadrunners in- to the semi-finals again- st the undefeated Coquitlam Lybbterm of B.C. Whitby had an early 3-0 lead before Coquitlam changed goalies and switched to man-to-man defense. The speedy Roadrun- ners were outrun in this 13-6 loss to Coquitlan.- Mark got three for Whitby, Cornish goi two and VanSickle got one. The bronze medal game was against the Burlington Chiefs. Whitby got an early 3-O lead, the Chiefs tied the DURHAM GIRLS' SOCCER LEAGUE LAST WEEK'S RESULTS SQUIRT Whitby 'A'.....2 Whitby Legion ......1 Nichole Howey Tara Keogan Rachel Knegte ATOM Bowxanvile ........ 5 Whitby Blazers. ...O Whitby Knights of Columbus ........... 2 Julie Worona Tracie Noftle Bill Burgess Photo .... 6 Mary Beth Chafloner..... 3 NicholeRands Amny Howe Michelle evries Brooklin Kinsmen... 1 Jesea lamonaco P.S.O. Pesca........ 2 Ajax Pixies.........O0 Ajax Greenshields .... 1 MOSQUITO Whitby Gus Brown Whitby Optimists.5 Motors............. 6 Joanne Hood .............. 3 Nichole Morris............. 2 Catherine Campbeli Heather VanPatten Mar Beth Chafloner Nichole Mitchell Angela Tanghe PEEWEE Port Perry ......... 2 Sub Way Mobile - Homes.............0 Type writer RENTALS i also SALES & SERVICE BROOKLIN WHITBY MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 1984185 REGISTRA TION Wed., Sept. 5th184 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Sat., Sept 8th184 10 a.m. - 2 pý.m. at Iroquois Park Arena Fee Sohed ule same as 1983/84 1 Ail Other ategories: Player 60.00 Players 90.00 Players S120.00 Ohip No. & Proof 0f Age Required At Time 0f Registration Reg istrar Dave Wall 668-6735 Midget & Juvenile 1 Player 2 Players 3 Players S90.00 1140.00 Si180.00 score 4-4 at the end of the second, then Whitby surged in the third period for a 9-7 win. The medal was theirs!1 Chris Fowlie was awesome in goal and collected 4 assists as well. Bill Passfield scored four, pairs by VanSickle and Napper with one by Rich Dyment. The- midget WGR Roadrunners are Chris Fowlie, Tom Frank, Mike Harris, Richard Napper, Fred Luke, Rob Metcalfe, Mîke Cox, Bill Passfield, Rich Dyment, Steve Nolan, Mike Frederick, Greg VanSickle, Chris O'Reilly, Dean Van- derlinde, Steve Dyment, Chris Ainsworth, Wayne Cornish and Gary Mark. The bench personnel were coach Neil Vanderlinde, assistant coach Bruce Mark, Tramner Andy Dyment, convenor Rick Palowski and Manager Norma Ainsworth with help fromn Major Leslie. Coquitlam went on to win the gold medal over Peterborough Lakers 11-9. Whitby was also represented at the Canadian Champion- ships for peewee lacrosse that were hosted this year by the Owen Sound Cash & Carry Alcans. The WGR No. 1 teain sponsored by The Hideaway coin- peted in the larger 10- teain 'B' division while the WGR No. 2 version of the Roadrunners competed in 'C' division action. The Hideaway were bronze medal finalists. The Hideaway's first gaine was a 4-11 loss to the Wings of Pointe- Aux-Trembles froin Quebec. Whitby scorers were Chris Husted, Garrett Campbell, Rob Martin and Matt Cook. Then they beat the Clarkson Blue Devils 9-6 with 4 goals by Husted, pairs by Cook and Mar- tin and one by Dan Ladouceur. Their third gaine was an easier 10-4 win over Kitchener Braves. Chris Thompson, Martin and Dennis Directo scored two each with singles ly Campbell, Husted, Mixed Major League Bowling Starting September 4, 1984 Mon. Nights - 9 p.m. Ladies average 175 Mens average 200 For more information call 683-0680 AN NUAL MASS RESURRECTION ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY (Taunton Rd. East of Brock St., Whltby> By MOST REV. ROBERT B. CLUNE AUXILIARY BISHOP AND MASS FOR DECEASED CONCELEBRATED BY LOCAL PAR ISH PRIESTS SATURDAY, SEPTEM BER 8, 1984 -10:30 A.M. The- Cathollc Cemetery by Solemn Blessing Is dedlcated to God and set aside for the burial of the bodies of Falthful Departed to await the Day of Ressurrection. The Catholic Cemnetery Is a place of prayer for the repose of souls of our departed brothers and sisters in- the Faith and of reflection on the eternal truths revealed by God. Burial in a Catholic Cemnetery with fellow-mnembers of the Church is our final Profession of Faith. Toronto Catholic Cemnetery Association 668-8912 Brandon Smit Cook. The scorinl spread around t] in the Roadruni win over Warriors. Hi scores were by David Wood, Grieves, Ca Cook, Alan Frai Hamilton and M, The WGR No. advanced to th( round with -ý record. They 1 semi-final in ac gaine with Orangeville O Minor Northmer pbell scored twi other marker, Grieves, Cook Husted. In the Bronze final, they mi Wings of Poin Trembles again narrowed the from the first ga lost out 3-Gto theE team. Husted I THEI DURHAM PUE Talcs notice that wiIli consider atai SEPTEM PLANNING 105 CON~ AN APPL OFFICIAI PLANNING AR The pUrpose of ti the applicant, Is retail, personal - within the site mce Town o, Subsequently, the the recommendat at a meeting to be deputation c once plication must be fi Regionai Headqua Road East, Whitby, be received 48 hour meeting. Gary Herrema Regionai Chairman