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PAGE 18. WHITBY FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY,DeCEMBER 17,1986 Noviices reach final The Nash Aluminurn major novice rep team made it to the semi-final round of a Beaverton tournamnent before losing in oviertimne. On Friday, Dec. 5 they defeated Woodville 3-2 in overtime. Whitby scored first 55 seconds into the game when Copry Brick fired in a pass from Brian Lodge, and Steve Biais. Then Lodge scored on a pass froin Brick and Biais to put Whitby ahead 2 to 0. Woodville came back and scored two goals before the second period was a minute old. The score remained that way until BIais scored on a breakaway with 2:43 left in the -second overtime period to take> the gaine. Matthew Norton played a good gaine in net for Whitby. Whitby rep hockey resuits' MAJOR NOVICE <DEC.7, 1986 Beaverton Tournament Nash Aiuminum ...2 Markharni.......... 3 Brian Lodge............... 2 ATOM 'B' REP DEC. 5, 1986 Whitby ............i1 Aurora........... 2 Kirk Rodrigues Whitby............. 3 Suitton ...........i1 Cameron Poand Darryl Wrgt B.J. Prout DEC. 7, 1986 Whitby ............ 2. Bowmanville.... 4 David Mitchell Bredie Richards BANTAM 'B' DEC. 6, 1986 Vick Insurance ...5 Markham ......... 5 Jamie Brousseau .i.... Peter Defina ............... 3 Jason Gurd................ 1 DEC. 2,1986 Vie Insurance......4 Newmarket.... 7 Brian Duff................. 2 Kevin Mead............... ýi Mike Garto .............1 The second game was played on Sunday and Whitby defeated Orillia 7 to 1. Scoring in the fir. st period was Lodge fromn Robbie Beesley and Brick, Matt Car- dwell frorn Stewart Adamn and Jin Boyd and Lodge from Brick and Jeff Malcolm. Orillia scored their 1only goal early in the isecond period to ruin David Ayres' shutout, but Brian'Scott scored on a pass from Lodge and Biais before- the period was over. Third period scoring was by Biais froin Lodge, Adam froin Sean Saun- ders and with only 32 seconds lef t in the gaine,, Scott 'got his second goal of the gaine from Malcolmn and Biais. After only an hour's rest Whitby went back on t.he ice to face a fresh Markham teain in the semni finals. Lodge opened the scorîng at 1: 04 of the second period on a passfrorn Biais. Markham then scored twice to take the lead, In the third, period Lodge tied the gamne to force overtirne, but Whitby took a penalty which allowed Markham to score the winning goal. Lodge, with a total of five goals and three assists for the tour- namnent, led the offense and both Matthew Nor- ton and David Ayres played solid games in goal allowing only six goals in eleven periods of hockey. GREGORI FRENCH (10) of the tion at the Brooklin Arena Iast week. Brooklin-Whitby minor peewees at- The Whithy teai lost to Peter- tempts to put the puck past the borough 4-2 Free press photo Peterborough goaltender during ac- Sutton rink wins ladies honspiel A rink skipped by Phyllis Sutton won the first draw of the ladies afternoon curling bon- spiel at the- Whitby Curling Club Dec. il. The rink of Sutton, vice Muriel Prosser, second Ross Simmonds and lead Fern Fulton captured 'the Jock and Mary Spragge trophy.. Runner-up was the rink of skip Heather Miller, vice Colleen Bowie, second Marlene Shaw and lead Shirley Barnett. Taking second prize was the rinik ofskip Anil, Chapelle, vice Susan Carniichael, second Nan Bennett and' lead Earlene Gorman. Runner-up for second prize was the rink of skip R andy ifHga'ard, vice' Bette Robertson, second Fbo Dodge and lead Wanda Coates. iflalstate Buyers Guide CENTURIY STONE HOME REPRODUCTION CIRCA 1986 ASIIBIIN.ONT. CENTURY STONE HOME REPRODUCTION This home, situated in a secluded setting on Town Line, Ashburn, Ontario, is a reproduc- tion of a stone house located on the 9th Line, Ashburn, and wili have approximately' 3200 square feet of living space. There are other victorian style homes being built in the area but none wîli compare with this authentic stone, board & batton and cedar shake far- inhouse. It wiil have ail the charm of the victorian 55blns. e e bs: 41)65 -3 0 e e sin . eri e e(4 6 55 8 3 19S i 31 era with all the con- veniences and energy efficient building codes of today. Much care is being taken to preserve the perio«a*rchitecture inside and out. But the naturally lit 'octagon breakfast area, top quality bathrooms, gourmet designed kit- chen and garage door openers etc:, wiii be Circa 1986. This is probabiy one of the best 10 acre building sites in the aiea: it in- corporates a view to Lake Ontario, a pond, bush, trees, cliffs, valieys and a sinali aiea of natural marsh with accompanying bull rushes, showîng nature at its best. A long winding driveway accentuating the large man-made pond, will have sizeable trees removed from other denser areas of the site, and pianted to appear as though they have _been there for years, will give a plan- ned, appropriate, but mature look to the Ian- -dscaping.- The plans as drawn, speak for theinselves, and the waik-out basement wili be fînished to suit the buyer and include a 4th bedroom. The large family roomn area will be at ground level on this floor, with a walk- out to a vailey fulli 51. trees and a huge bay window to ensure no- basement feeling exists. If you find this proper- ty of interest, please give us a caîl quickly, so we can alter the house finishings to meet your requirements. For more information please cal BSrian and Jackie Wright at 655- 8930.