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return visit. A year ago last May the Wakefield swim team came to Whitby. "Since then," Peggy Primeau, past president of the Whitby club, said, "'A lot of the kids have kept in touch. There have been a lot of letters back and forth. " 'It all started," she said, "when Heather Armitage (a club mem- ber) was there on W.G.A.A. SOFTBALL Standings as of JuIy 19 MITE DIVISION Bailey Pharmacy ....................... . 19 Pioneer Interiors . ..... ......... ..15 National Trust .. ..... .... .. ... ..12 Bell Canada............................... 10 Dodd & Souter ............... ...... ....... 8 Midway Motors ............................ 8 Whitby Fence.............................. 8 Mr. Rent Al .............................. 0 SQUIRT DIVISION Pizza Delight ............................. 24 Loveli Drugs ............................. 15 West Lynde C. 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O Midway Motors ... Forfeit Win Forfeit loss Bailey Pharmacy .... 31 Midway Motors ...10 Pioneer Interiors..12 Dodd & Souter .... 7 Bell Canada .il...1 Whitby Fence ....10 National Trust...21 Mr. Rent Al ......12 SQUIRT DIVISION Pizza Delight ....14 West Lynde C.A. ... 9 Loveil Drugs......16 Speedy Auto Glass ..l1 Pizza Delight ....19 Dynatech.......... -12 West Lynde C.A. 30 Penny House..... 9 NOVICE DIVISION Henry Buildal...21 Molly Maid........ 9 Scotts Colonels...35 Kinsmen Club..- 31 Brooklin Legion ...39 Henry Buildaîl... 7 Lions Club......... 12 Molly Maid........ 5 BANTAM DIVISION No scores reponted SOPHOMORE DIVISION No scores reported By JAN DODGE Free Press Staff Whitby's swimming ambassadors to Britain left Sunday. Seven girls and five boys, ages 12 to 17, from the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club, are travelling to Wakefield, a smaîl minling com- munity near Man- chester in the north of England, Sunday The twelve team members of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club who will visit Wakefield, England are, front row from left, David Kidd, 12-, Mark Kelly, 12; Brad Moore, 14; Angela McKnight, 13; Heather Armitage, 13; and Anne-Marie Scott, 14. In the back from left, Wendy Primeau, 12; Michael Baîl, 13; Michelle Primeau, 15; Craig Kelly, 13; Tammy Oattes, 17; and JuliebLeswyck, 13. This photo, with the British and Canadian flags in the background, will appear on the commemorative plaque the Whitby team is presenting to the English club. Photo courtesy of the Whitby Iroquois Swim Club. Midgets win Etoblicoke tourney By DOROTHY MEUTA The W.G.R. midgets return to Whitby the winnens of yet another tournament, and well deserved too. Whitby lost their first game of the Etobicoke Tour- nament to Brampton 5- 15 and had to win the next three games te make the finals. Given the challenge, the midgets did just that hoidays two years ago. She swam with the Wakefield club to keep in practise for the Long Course Provincial Championships that she would be competing in after she got home." The Wakefield team will provide billets for the Whitby team. just as Whitby did for them during their stay here. The English team is also planning a series of events for their guests. IlOfficially they have planned a trip to bondon for us, and a trip to Whitby, England, but judging from some of the letters our children have received they have quite a lot of other things planned as well," Primeau said. "There are supposed to be two swimming meets alter we arrive." Primeau said they have been playing for this return trip since the other team left. (She and two other parents, Christine Armitage and Elinor Kidd, will be ac- companying the teamn.) "First of aIl we opened up the idea to the kids who had billets (from the Wakefield club) and we stated just what the expenses would be. We decided to do some fund raisers but didn't know how suc- cessful they'd be. To get a charter flight, we booked just after Christmas," Primeau said. 'rhus for eîther per. sonal or financial reasons only 12 of the 62 club members are going on the trip. The f und raisers, such as bottle drives, and tickets on donated prizes, like a bicycle and an afghan, were successful. "The kids raised $6,000; they had good support from the com- munity for aIl of their drives," Primeau said. As well as personal luggage and donated swimming suits, goggles, and bathing caps, the team will be taking along gifts for the Wakefield club: a large Canadian flag, Canada pins, Ontario pins, and Whitby pins. The Whitby club is sending with the team a conimemorative plaque with a picture of the team on il. Three of the Whitby swimmers, Mark Kelly, Heather Armitage, and Julie Leswyck, will be staying on to swim in the British Nationals at Blackpool, the week of August Il. borough 7-6, Kitchener 5-4 and Etobicoke 10-7. In the championship gamne, a tired and somewhat injured Whitby teamn displayed a great deal of desire and teamn spirit to over- turn Brampton for a 10-9 victory. Goalscorers for the midgets were Steve Dyment and Wayne Cornish with 3 goals each, Rich Dyment net- ted 2, Jeff McComb and Rob Paddick followed up with 1 goal each. Whitby's peewee team, sponsored by the Hîdeaway, completed at the Mississauga Tour- nament over the weekend, and camne home winners of the gold championship. The first game was played and lost, against Mississauga 6-18. Game two, Whitby was up against a visiting teamn from Quebec. They beat Pointe Aux Trembles 9- 6. Game three resulted, in a 6-6 tie with Wallaceburg. The gold champion- ship game saw Whitby sail past Hamilton to a 13-8 victory. It should be noted that Whitby entered the competition as a "B" rated team, and alI their games were played against 'A" rated teams. A complete team effort put Whitby on top! Several teams from Orillia made the trip to Whîtby to participate in some exhibition games. Two such games were played against Whitby's tyke and novice teams. The Redmen tykes played a close game with Orillia, but felI to a 7-1 defeat. Jeremy Brown netted 3 goals, Derek Wright came up Rowland and Gavin Prout scored 'i goal each. The Brooklin Kin- smen novice whipped the Orillia team 13-0, out passing and out shooting them. Goalscorers for Whitby were Steve Taylor shooting 6 goals, Shaydon Santos netting 3, Jimmy Brown added 2, while Mike Burrows and Rohan Mehta sconed 1 goal each. The next couple of weeks will see W.G.R. lacrosse teams preparîng for their provincial tournaments being held through the month of August. Whitby will be hosting the Tyke Provincials Aug. 23, 24, and 25. EDITOR'S NOTE- Oorothy Mehta la the publlcity director of the Wlitby Garnard Road Mînor Lacrosse Association, "Whitby to host EOBA finals Whitby and Oshawa will be hosting the Eastern OntaTio Basebaîl Association's (E.O.B.A.) junior play- off tournament during the weekend of Aug. 3. The winner from this tournament will earn the right to play in the 'AIl Ontario" Play-offs later in August. Last year, the Whitby Dunedin Construction crew won a berth in the competition. The games will be played in Whitby at the Iroquois Park Complex and in Oshawa at the Kinsmen Stadium on Arena St. WIIITBY FIZEE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1985. 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