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WI-IITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1985, PAGE 15 Here are last week's nunor hockey game resuits The following are the result's of last week's play by teams of the Brooklin-Whitby Minor Hockey Association. In representative team play: The novice Fair Lady select team won the Ajax Trojan In- vitational Select Tour- nament last week. On their way to the championship, Whitby first defeated Ajax 5-2 on goals by Derek Young (2), Jeff Mon- taigue, Andre Marois and Matthew Muir, who was also named the game's most valuable playgr. In their second game, they defeated the North York Rangers by a similiar 5-2 margin on goals by Muir (2), Marois, Montaigue and Quality Used Cars Affordable Prices Certif led Newîy Painted Excellent Condition Brian Scott. Goakeeper Tim Imeson was selec- ted theM.V.P. in the championship game, Whitby downed the Scarborough City Cougars 74 on goals by Marois (2), Montaigue, Young, Muir, Scott and Jamie Pawluk. The Whitby minor bantam select team was eliminated from its division in the Ajax Trojan tournament af- ter losing to Markham 3- 2. Providîng the Witby offense were Jay Lee and Shawn Beatty. However, they did win their first game of the tournament against Ajax 7-0 on goals by Beatty, Peter Defina, Rob Dawson, Brian Duff, Kevin Mean, Kevin Washer and Mike Thom. Outreach needs more volunteers By NAOMI CLAYTON If you would like to be involved as a volunteer in a community organization that helps children, then Outreach needs you. For the past two years Outreach, ' Women's Action Group Road work approved The reconstruction of Burns St. between Henry and Annes Sts. will cost the Town of Whitby $247,029. Whitby Town Council bas awarded the con- tract for the project, stlato t ube and gutter, storm sewers, a granular road base and a bot mix asphaît, to Novacor Construction of Queensville, Ont. The project will in- clude some im- provements to the Region of Durham's water delivery system in the area. Approximately 390 metres of road on Burns St. will be rebuilt over a ten week period. The total cost of the project is about $290,000, bowever, it will be fun- ded not only by the Town but also by the Region, Bell Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Transpor- tation and Com- munications as well. (Durham), a non-profit organization, has been involved in child sexual abuse prevention and education and our materials have been sent as far away as British Columbia and Newfoundiand. As a result, our need for volunteers is greater than ever. We especially need people to assist with our streetproofing workshops, artwork for books and programme materials, our drop-in centre and in the office. We will be holding an orientation night for volunteers tomorrow (April 11) at Southmin- ster United Church, 1173 Cedar St., Oshawa from 7 to 9 pm. Anyone who is in- terested in finding out more about our work is invited to attend, or cal 728-3163 for more infor- mation. EDITOR'S NOTE: Naomi Clayton is the communlty services co- ordinator of Outreach. 178 Toyota Coroîla '79 Pontiac Grand Lemans '78 M azda G LC '79 Honda Clvic '77 Dodge Aspen '78 Ford Monarch ... and many more in preliminary action in teh Shamrock Tour- nament, Whitby came up with a big overtime win against Wexford 4-3. Scoring were Jay Moore, Mead, Duff and Andrew Carroll. in house league play: SQUIRT The Black Hawks downed the Canadians 5-3 on goals by Robin Denike (2), Jeff Denike, Jessie Andrews and Derek Suddones. Ryan Watson scored the hatrick for the Ajax bridge The following are the results of last week's play at the Ajax Bridge Club as reported by Dwight Oland. In the open section (average 96): North and South: Greg Whittaker and Frank Vanderbruggen, 120/2; Mike Fernley and Mike Norman, 111; Lloyd Peel and John Miller, 102/; and, Franklin Wu and Walter Michael, a tie with, Russ and Doris Lee, 100. East and West: Robert Hanley and David Hamer, 1221/2; Larry Gifford and David Holton, 122; Grant Andrews and Jack Findlay, 1011/2; and, Jackie Byrnes and Everil Grant, 96/. in the novice section (average 63): North and South: Pat and Jack Hensley, 82; John Stam and Leo Cassidy, 81; and, Dean- na and Bruce Babcock, 661/2. East and West: Rob and K7nn Ricklin, 751,,; Margaret Wilson and Susan Cheetbam. 731,2; and, Lee and Jean John- ston, 66. The club will hold a Pro-Am" game on April 16. Anyone interested in joining should cail Oland at 683-5773. s2650 $4600 s2500 s2450 s2400 S3000 m.-Fri. 9A.M. -9 P.M. at. 10 A:M. -6 P.M. Canadians. The Whalers blanked the Flyers 2-0 on goals by Tyler Derks and John Mees. Earning the shut-out was Jamie Young. The Kings edged the Nordiques 4-3 on goals by Brad Oliver (2), Mike Madili and Matt Cardwell. Responding were Brent F'ulcher (2) and Aaron Belton. However, the Nor- diques went on to beat the Kings 2-1 on goals by Andrea Babony and Gavin Finders. An- swering was Damon Kazlovskis. The Canadians -and the Black Hawks fought to a 2-ail in a remnatch last week. Canadians goals by Kraig March and Ricky Stephen. Responding for the Black Hawks were Jessie Andrews and Jeff Denike. NOVICE Whitby Mail Video edged Double 'N' Fish and Chips 3-2 on goals by Jamie Pawluk (2) and Darryl Hilton. An- swering were Brian Scott and David Mit- chell. The Brooklin Kin- smen overwbelmed Sbowcase Video 9-3 on goals by Andre Marios (4), Jeff Montaigue (3), Steve St. Amand and Brent Campney. Matt Muir (2) and Steve Cooper provided Showcase's offense. ATOM Brookln Esso edged Totten Sims Hubicki 5-4 on goals by Jonathon Joyce (2), Sandy Cohen, B.J. Prout and Mark Scholtes. Answering were Chris Powell (2), Darryl Lennox and Darryl Pleshe. Kameka Footwear slid bv Duff's Towing 4-3 on goals by Mark Wisdom (2), Shane Bayford and Kevin Greer. Providing Duff's markers were Wayne Stephenson (2) and Jonas Derks. ITT Cannon over- wbelmed Victoria and Grey Trust 6-1 on goals by Bobby Hanoski (2), Jeff Thorne (3) and Doug Roy. Making the sole response was Ricky Racicot. Midas Muffler defeated Exclusive Hair Design 4-1 on goals by Michael Boucher (2), Robbie St. Pierre and Chris Packer. An- swering was Doug Aikenbead. In other represen- tative team play: The County Bowl peewees tied Orono 2-al on goals by David Young and Vinice Saleto. The East Enders beat the County Bowl Chrysler squad 8-4. Scoring for Whitby were Jason Cardwell, Derik Ellis (2) and Robbie Martin. atom team beat Pickering 5-4 on goals by Sean Gawley, Jordi Johnston (2), Geoff Cadan and David Lylyk. 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