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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,1987, PAGE 17 Banta m B team in quarter-fi*nals Brooklln-Whitby bantam B hockey team bhas begun quarter- final action in the all-Or;tario playoffs after defeating Newmarket in a best-of-three series last week. Whitbyhad managed only a tie in four games with, Newmarket during the regular season. But with strong goaltending by Drew Kawa and Mike Mitchell, Whitby won the playoff sertes two games to one. Mike Garton and Brian Duff scored in a 24 Whitby win in the opening game Feb. 21. "We held them, in check," said coach Charlie Washer of bis team's effort in. containi.ng the strong Newmarket teamn, second to Pickering li regular league stan- dings. Newmarket upset Pickering, which had lost only one. game in regular season, in a previous playoff. On Feb. 22, Newmarket built a 4-0 lead and hung on to win 5-3. The fif- thi goal was into an empty net. Whitby had two goals called back in the game. Mike Thom scored two goals for Whitby. John Skolnik had the other. Whitby won the third and decidxng game 5-2 on Feb. 24. Jeremny Stella scored two goals whlle John Varderheyden, Garton and Skolnik had singles. Mike Mitchell was solid in net for -Whitby. The two goals he allowed were the first scored against him in the playoffs after two shutouts in the previous series against Markham. Mitchell stopped a penalty shot' in the game against Newmarket. Thom had four assists while Jamie Brousseau had two. House league SQUIRT FEBRUARY 22 classy Pizza . Brian Nelson Showcase Video . 0 Scotts Vila. White Rose .. Evan Pardwell Leafs ........2 Kevin Aspinal Joshua Wlliams Kim trouch.... 7 Jason lrwln.... 2 Chad MeKenie Brian Crouch Danny Riccica Jason Hotchkiss Ryan O'Leary Waterbed Co... 5 Mark Haynes..2 Jeff Smith Aaron Bryant DanlThorne Dominion Hard ... 6 Kyle Crouch... 2 Derek Rivest... 2 Jason Hunter Ryan Peacock Square Boy . 2.. Krt Klrner B J Graham marigold . 6.... Jl Johnson .. 4 Donald Campbell Paul Graham FEBRUARY 21 Scotts Villa . 2..2Square Boy . 2 Curtis Clark Sean Hayes Brianhorpe Colin Appelton ATOM FEBRUARY 23 171' Cannon ...9Totte Chris Arges Jai Kevin Clementson. 2 Stepi Jamie Gibson Glen1 Jason Blyth Mark Shawn Weatherdofl2 ChrisStone ChrisTuIIy Duff'sTowiiig. bgda Muffler ... David MCRae jeff Needham .. CbadHelmler .... StevenAlrey Robbie St Piere MacNleil Furfl.. Rob Hanoak.3 Lucas Hodgson KyleLaila enSims .7 leHarris ienWood ... 2 Knowles kLanegger .3 Kameka .. Matrk Running Kevin HeneberrY Brad Spencer Davd ergusoil National Trust. ..7 Craig Minaker . .2 Cory Bayford ...2 Neil Yetinafl Jason Peddle Jason Huether Valentino's .6 Mark Gray . 2.. A. Jamieson .2 Shane Yakeley Arron Allison Whitby began ail-Ontario playoff action on Sunday might with a wild 5-5 tie in Bradford. Clu'is Vanclief scored with about ' a midnute to go ini regulation time to tie the game 3-3. Hie then scored with one second remaining in the overtime period, which was not sudden-death, to make it 5-5. Bradford had taken a 4-3 leadin overtime. Duff scored to tie it wîth 1:37 left. Bradford scored again only seconds later before Vanclief ., got the last second equalizer.- Garton and Peter Defina had the other Whitby goals in the wide open hockey gamne. Whitby had 46 shots on the Bradford goal while Mtchell faced 45. "They're a big teami and aggressive," said Washer of the Bradford squad. The best-of-five -' series resumed on Monday night in REV. BRIAN GEE of St. Mark's research. Rev.-Gee swam a Bradford. United Church in Whitby made a 'big, receive more than $2,000 fr The third game was to be played donation to the J m Kinlin Swimathon- congregatiofi, helping Kinlin tc at 8:30 p.m. on Wediiesday at ~ lOhw oriefnsfrluei oa f$614 Iroquois Park arena. The fourth ..............................................16,1.. ....... will be played Saturday night, 8:30 .... .. ............... . . . . . . . . *** .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Mi'onor atoms win Yorlk-Simcoe titie Brooklin-Whitby minor defeated Ajax in two straight to becomne the atoms games York- Whitby rep hockey resuits ATOM 'AA' FEBRUARY 22 Algoma Orchard .. 4 Brett Rayne .. i Brandon Knight. .. 1 Jason Bonnyman. .1 Scott MacDoneil .. 1 Bowmaflville 3 BANTAM'B' FEBRUARY 24 Vie insurance... 5 Jeremy Stella... 2 J. Vander Heyden Mike arton John Skolriik Newmarket2 MARCH 1 Vic Insurance... 5 Bradford.... 5 Chris anclief .... .2- - Brian Duff Mike Garton Peter Defina MAJOR NOVICE FEBIIUARY 22 Nash Aluminufli. 1 Peterborough . . .3 Steve Biais Simcoe AA playoff champions. Whitby had defeated Markham and Newmarket in two previous series, coming out with a total of six wins, one tie, and no losses in the entire playoffs. Whitby went to Ajax for the first game -and emerged with a 2-1 vie- tory. Whitby's Jeff Montaigue, scored the first goal on assists from Wayne Primeau and Paul Brooks. Then Primeau put in the second goal on assists from Brooks and Mon- Peewee B's FROMI PAGE 16 overtime goal. Coach Wayne McPhee says his team, sponsored by Pizza Pizza, has three well-balaflced scoring lines, f ive hard-working, defen- semen and consistent goaltending from Shayne Keddy and Bob Harrison. For the year, the team bas a goals-agaiflst average of 1.9 per game while the forwards have averaged 5.7 goals per game. Whitby plays teams from Ux- bridge,' Newmarket, Aurora, Orono, Pickering Village, Bolton, Unionville and Manvers in the local league. Ron .Warner manages the team. The team recently played Pickering Village in an exhibition game at Maple Leaf Gardens. WHITBY IROQUOIS SOC CER CLUB OPEN REGSTRATION March 6 7-9 p.m. ai the Woolco Mail March 7 10a.m. - 3p.m. ai the Woolco Mail March 14 1-4 p.m. ai Whiiby Public Library (Lasi Day) Fees: $40.OOIchIid or $100.OOIFamIIy of 3 or more Laie Fee SubjeCto $30.00 surcharge BOYS and GIRLS: Shrlmp Age 6 Year Bomn 1981 Squirt Ages 7-8 Vear bom 1979-1980 Atomn Ages 9-10 Voar bom 1977-1978 Mosquito Ages 11-12 Vear bom 1975-1976 Peewee Ages 13-14 Year bomn 1973-1974 Bantam Ages 15-16 Yoar bom 1971 -1 972 Junior B Ages 17-18 Vear bomn 1969-1970 Ail Indoor and outside soccer piayers musi be registered. Whitby's offence and defence, with Stephen St. Arnand in goal, played aggressively throughout the game. It was not until late in the third period that Ajax scored its only goal lI the second game in Brooklin, Whitby came out' stronger than ever, defeating Ajax 6-1. Goalten- ders St. Amand and Jamie Hogel, backed up by their teamn, once again kept Ajax's scoringdown to a single goal. .Brooks scored three goals. He was first assisted by Primeau and Paul Dillon; then by Derek Young, and Craig Talent; and finally from' defenceman Mike Hogan. Young scored on an assist from Andre Marois. Then Marois scored on assists from Young and Tim Chai. Primeau scoredon assists from Montaigue and Brooks. The minor atoms, sponsored by Checker's Variety, next travel to Belleville to begin the, quarter.- finals in the OMHA playdowns. THE CORPORATION 0F THETOWN OFWHITBY PICKERING, AJAX, WHITBY ANIMAL CONTROL CENTRE LOGO DESIGN CONTEST FIRST PRIZE -$100.00 SECOND PRIZE -$5000 THIRD PRIZE - $2500 The Pickering, Ajax, Whitby Joint Animal Control Committee is spon- soring a contest for the design of an Animal Control Centre logo. The wInning design will be used as the basis for signage at the Animal Control Centre,,animal control vehicle identification, uniforni crests and will also appear on promotional literature. The Committee reserves the right to use ail or any part of the winning logo in the final design. The contest Is open to residents of the Towns of Ajax, Pckering and Whitby. Entries are to have a maximum dimension of 8 inches, be only 1 colour or black, and be printed- on white or light coloured paper. The words "Pickering Ajax Whitby Animal Control Centre" must be -In- corporated Into the design. In addition to this wording, the acronym PAW may be used. The design may be letterlng on ly or a combinatlon of lettering and Illustration. The entrant's name, address and telephone number must be clearly printed on the reverse side of the design. Entries will be judged by thé PAW Committee and -the- winning designs will be a nnounced during "Animal-Control Awarçness Week"' the second week of May. Entries must be received by the undersigfled by March 3lst, 1987, to be éligible. The deadl1ine f or entries is March 31lst, 1987. Donald G. McKay Treasurer, PAW Committee Whitby Municipal Building 575 Rossland Road East Whitby, Ontario Li N 2M8 Phone: (416) 668-5803 NOTE: We thank ail those persons who enter the contest but àdvise that only the winning entries will be acknowledged.